"nines “
Phone 13%.
50
Will buy a delicious
FRUITED ICE
a cooling
'iCE CREAM $011.1
made from pure cream
and pure fruit juices
61 WASHINGTON STREET. .
\
‘ 'The’f’ubilc Market has home raised
vegetables treah every day.
A. 15‘. Burton, of Waterbury. is in
town today. on 11 business trip.
~Fruit, Orange and Lemon ice. at
hune's.
Mrs. lil.l1‘. Ackermnn. of No. 81 Main
street. Norwuik, has many bargains in
millincry, See what is said in the ad.
A party of young people from East
Nt'nwalk will enjoy a trolley ride to
Seaside Park, llridgeporh this evening.
—Rernu'ts Wilt. (loads, Lawns and
(linghams, at special reductions for
Sat. and Mon. M. S. Smith & Co.
(l. H. Goodrich. of South Matti street.
went to New Haven. yesterday, and
made a valuation of the‘ Schooner “Ab-
. bie C. Stubbs," foi' parties 'in Tampa,
it‘ia.. who are considering disposing of
the boat.
[scallion rules.
""r'hfiéiépiiéii’e call for ina'BF'ahcn a;
flee of The Evening Sentinel in Ner-
walk in No. 44.
M. Baratz is confined to his home
with malarial fever.
_....._ i
”Edwin Fox. of Union street, who has
been ill, is recuperating.
~Crash‘ Yacht Caps.
A Stuli is selling Volunteer flour for
fifty live cents per bag.
O'Brien’s.
Have you seen the ladies $2 Oxfords
at Glover‘s. They will suit yeti.
—~Pretty good dinners and suppers
at Lane's. Don‘t you think so?
'l‘rlstr‘nin & Hyatt is selling wash
skirts at Especial prices. See the ad.
The New York Grocery Company has
made a cut on everything in the store.
-—Anothcr lot Taffeta Ribbons.10c
yd, all colors; Ladics' Necitwear of
every description at 111391 1111 prices for
Sat. and Men. 11‘s. Smith & Co.
Herbert M. Hoyt of West street, 11 ho ‘
has been ill for the past ten flows at his
ironic. is impro1ing.
There is much that will interest you
in the ad. of the I). M Read Cotnpttnv.
today. Look it 1111.
——l.egs Mutton ‘l‘lléc 1b., Forequar-
ters, Sc. Haycs‘s.
1: Davis & Son 1111* going to sell
children's wash suits tomorrow, for
twentyuiine cents. See the ad.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church;
will meet with Mrs. L. 11'. Moore at
Tull) this evening.
-—-Rose Potatoes. 301- pk. F.D.l.. & Co.
The Methodist. Episcopal Sunday
school execnrsiou by magnificent
steamer Richmond to Glen Island. July
116th. will be the event of the season.
Charles Signor.
Mahackemo Hotel. and Ernest Griffin.
night clerk at the Hotel Clifford. went
to Danbury today 011 :1 fishing trip.
~—-Lntest styles Neckwcar 181; worth .
50c. J. Schless.
The ninth mill cnd sale at llo11'~'
land's is now on in t‘uli blast. Very
little needs to be said about these sales.
as nearly everyone knows what they-
are.-
m.
l,
The new schedulovof ten and one
half hours will go into cil’ect at the
Norwalk iron Works today. and on Sat.
urtiav the men will get thci1 first half
holiday.
——Men's Duck Hats. O'Brion's.
F. ii. Coleman is giving away a :12
Webster unabridged dictionary and a;
All you have to'
l‘niversal Educator.
do is to leave an order for the New
York World.
There will be a dance at Cranbury
Plains. this owning. Davis‘s Orches-1
tra. of South .\or1111lk.11'ili furnish the
A large number of voung poo-i '
music.
pie in The Norwaiks will attend.
No home should be. without Ramon's
Nerve & Bone Oil. it's a friend indeed
in time of need. 25c. R. H. Piais
led. '
The South .\'orwalk water commis-
sioners are making preparations to be -
gin work on the recently acquired pro
perry in _'.\\iiton and expect to tune
the storage reservoir and pipe line
completed in a short time. The our
will establish small storage ponds on
the property of James Davenport to
insure the usual suppl1 of water for
his cattle. .
That Beautiful Glass
3... comes from the varnish in Devon's
Varnish Floor Paint: costs 5 cents
‘ more a quart though. Sold by Cour
stock Watkins & Dow, E. E. Goth
and Rubbed! & Stables 111111100.
night clerk at the;
-Ladios' Oxf01d Ties lilo 11p.
Schless.
J.
Attorney David E. Hughes will abort-
ly open an office over Glover‘s shoe
store in Wall street. Nor.wnlk in the
rooms formerly occupied by Lawyer
Joseph A. Gray. Mr. Hughes has been
in the ofllce of Judge John H. l lght for
several 10an
——Florida Plueap’ples. 85c to $1.20
doz. F. l). Lawton & 00.
Carlton. aged six months. son of Mr.
anti Mrs. Samuel Foster, of 6 Burbank
street. died this morning. of cholera
ininniun1.'ihc funeral will be bold
Sundav afternoon from the residence of
Frank [101.01 Wilton avenue. 'l‘bc lat-
'ter was grandfather of the deceased.
-—Richm'd Noack has reopened his
jewelry store in North Main street.
, after being laid 11p several weeks with
:1 dislocated shoulder. He would be
pleased to see. all his old patrons again
i‘he social committee of the South
lNOl‘Wfllk Baptist Church Y. P. S. C F.
2 will hold their trolley ride to Stamford
land Broad Rivrr. this evening. The
car will leave the Boston Store. Nor-
i11'alk.at 7.15 und the South Main
sticet switch at” 8‘0.
——l<‘lmida Pineupplos 81c to $1. ‘20
den i". I). Lauton & C0.
1
f it is reported that Miss Alice De
' Witt. of South Wilton who has 111.1111'
. fliends in \'or11.1ik was quite serious
' l1' i1|1jurcd while returning ironic from
i the last dance at the Cannon Hall '1 be
it'urriagc in which Miss Dewitt lone
i 1111.1 in collision with another and the
1young lady was badly shaken up and
sprained her ankle.
—lAil kinds Gent's. Ladiv's' and Chil.
,dren‘s Hosiery Underwear and Gloves
Ewiii receive. 11pm ial attention for Sat.
and \ion M. S Siuitbd 'Co.
Robert irthur Stage, iht ten 11.1rv
old son ofI~l1..111d Mrs Robert $111,111.
of Stevens street. .\'orwalk. lies at his
home with a crushed foot. He was
5 playing the other day when he climbml
foyer 11 stone wall in Stevens street.
Part of the wall fell on his right {out
and crushed it. Dr. I". i. llurnell has
,been in attendance ever since. and it
:was thought at one time that it would
he necessary to aniputate the member.
~Choice Fowls the lb..
j’ ens 2.31". Hnycs's.
Spring Chick
millavc you tried Norka .\iaitcd Oats
‘combined with lrnit‘.’ it‘s really do
iieious. Takes the place of Oatmeal
ad requires no cooking. Ask your
grocer for it. Don't delay. but get it
today. Have it for breakfast tomor-
row.
—-——————-——— 1
FINAL VOWS TO BE TAKE".
Final vows will he confessed at Ml.
St, Joseph's Convent in Hartford next
Thursday at ll o‘clock by Sister M.
Rose Genevieve.'Sisier .\i. Ricardia.
. Sister Maria Monica. Sister .\i. Vincent
tie Paul Sister Maria Gertrude Sister
B Baptism Sister \l. Frederica Sis~
‘ter .\i. .ithanaslus.
~Quite unusual to combine in one
remedy :1 laxative and 11 tonic, but
“laxakola does it." it cures with a
"‘ gentle. elleetive action without pain or
3:1
discomfort. cents,
For saie’by F. M. Finch.
BEEF COMPANIES SELL OUT.
”'1 ER POOL .iill1 lI—LAt meetings
of the shareholders of Fowler Broth-
ers and F011 ier S1111 & Company. just
:held here. resolutions in favor 'of the
'adoption of the agreement providing
for the sale of these businesses to
Swift and Companv. of Chicago 11cm
passed.
--ANY CHURCH
or institution sustained by voluntary
contribution will be given a liberal
quantity of Longman 1% Martinez
Paints whenever they paint. The Long—
man & \lartjnez paints have been sold
throughout the United States for the
.' past twentyseven years. Every gallon
3 requires to be mixed with about ’1; gal
ion of linseed oil. This is done in two
minutes. and the cost of the paint is
thereby reduced to about $1.25 per gal-
ion
painted will be repainted free of cost.
Sole agents. Comstock “atkins &
Dow. .
BY FAR
Thebcst place tobny your Tobac‘ 1
ones, wholesale or retail. We buy at.
rent from the factory and can‘t be 1111- ‘
dersold. We can show you 1 one. line“
of Class, Havana. [unwound Pot.
ln Rico. Wevcnm an up—hodnte as-
mrtmentol’ Cut Plum-hum. [mg .
C111: and Turkish Tubman. We can
than: you over 30 kinds of‘i‘nrkleh CL
gamut-s. We make a specialty of Oh
KEEI’ l lOOK illi‘i‘
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BAH-
GAINS.
0 Size Lndies‘ William Watch. gold
filled case. mm to weer :5
years. $13.00. .
l8 Sine Gents‘ Hunting. Stem Wind.
gold Elle-11 use, guaranteed to wear
20 your, $12.00.
1
11‘ w. |_ AUSTIN
l
iComstock ‘ Bros.
‘ 14 South Main St.
3 South Norwalk. . 1
' ‘Tel., 322.
\\/""§~~/-\/'—\ — . . . ._._
Our Great
Straw Hat
Valuesl'l‘as
the T011711
Talking
Judging f1 era the business we are doing one would think we were
selling all the straw hats in the city.
11"s QUALITY, IMMENSE VARIETIES AND exrnAoaDt.
NARY LOW PRICES ......
that are attracting the crowds. ""’ ‘
Here you will find every straw weave imaginable and in all the
newest and best shapes. ,
Genuine imported Panamas, imported French and
Palms Manila Braids also Canton. Milan and Mackinaw
We name a few items to give you an lea what you may expect,
but would much prefer that you come in anti examine the qualities and
satisfy 1"0111self that our values are simply unappmachable.
The new Split Sorrel. 1.00 and $1 50
Porto Rioan Palms. $2. 00 to $4. 00.
(lenuine Panamas. 310.00; reduced from $15.
Find Split Straws, $1.00 to $3.00. .
Rough and Ready. 5011 to $1. 50 ' '
Milan and Canton Braids, 25C to $1.00.
lvorytbing for bat weather wear.
Largest line of Trunks and Bags in the city.
Porto Rican
Masonic Building
| PLUMBING. I ~ . _ . .
' . Necessities
1 HOT WATER, ' . 1 1 . . .
I AND OAS .' Whether you go away or not there are many things necessary-to
F I TTING. " keep one comfortable these bot‘days. 1 .. ‘f
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper dateOur hot weather stuff is of the right sort and thoroughly 1111‘.th 1
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street, ::
Booth Norwelk, coon.
Telephone: 122-3.
LETTER FROM CHIEF PHOWITT.
Expect; to Salt for America on Agg-
uat 4.
Acting Chief l“. W. Smith. of the
Not'walk Fire Department. received a
letter this morning from Chief '..l ’l‘.
Prow,itt who with Mrs. l’rowltt is
making an European tour. Chief
Prowitt enquired especially if horses
had been secured for the fire depart-
ment apparatus and it was very evi-
dent be. did not, know of the special
city meeting. which voted to defer the
matter until the committee could pre-
sent cer'taiu plans for lire house al
teraiions. The chief says that all of
the month he has been on the other
Hl(10.ll(‘ has spend in London. with the
exception of eight days when he was in
Norwalk
Tel., 76-12
Dublin Cork. Killarney. Plymouth Liv
ei'pool. Southampton and Queenstowu
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
for claiming your patronage. the very best of
reasans. We buv direct from the Western
shippers. We buv the best grades oi grain.
We tareiullv, creen both 0115‘ and Corn, and
you don't pd for dirt and dust. liquality
and price count, we win. '
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
.\AWA /“"'\.
1‘
211
..croquet. Sets"
$1.00 Upwards.
WM. P. BEERS,
Bookseller. Stationcr, Engraver,
9 WELL ST. NORWALK.
"Always Something Doin” Union Law
A $12 Webster's Unabridged Diction
. . .. i
ary and a Lntversai Lducator, abso 3
lately free.
BROOMS
Our stock of Brooms is especially
11ortl11 even broom made exception
All you have to do is to
' ;allv well and will wear a sensibh long
OOWWOOWOOOOO.
O.
leave your order at Coleman's news i 111110.251' 30c 3.11 and 40c for a parlor
stand for the New York World. “ii“:(éii‘r price deptnding upon the
i' .1 . .
, E Raian filled slam. Broom, 15c.
0016111“! 8 News Standg 111115115 at 10c and up to So.
i NOR\\ALK HARDWARE CO.
in North Main st, 80. Norwalk. 13‘ ml” STREET NORWALK
\Vcakfisb. Sc lb. Porgies, 81: ll).
Finnish. Sc lb. Buttcrfish. 10c lb. Bon-
eta or Spanish Mackt rci. 8c lb. Pollock
(whole fish), Ge lb. Steak Cod. 12c lb.
Bluefish. son—$11111 Crabs, 501: to :1
do:. Lobsters, l’lc and .20c lb. Long.
Round and Little Neck Cluns.
R. J. CUTBILL
West End Washington street Bridge.
Tel. 108.
BRIDGE
FISH“
MARKET
”WOOOOOMOOOOOOOO
Any building not satisfactorily
\NHEN
.vou
‘OPEN
vqun
can:
You may discover you have forgotten
something—something which will take
much pleasureout of your vacation. If
it‘s in the furnishing this write us—we
, will send it. \
GRAY BROTHERS
Mannhetnneu of
IIPROVED
Solo .1111 Mineral Water's
‘in the absence of the governor has
.berlain. Secretary Yinnl and Executive
30th and (‘hief I’rt‘iwltt said that ho
had just purl’bused titkets ‘for his eon-
iineninl tour and intended to leave‘
July 2d. This part of the trip in~
tiudes stops at Brussels. Cologne. Pat‘-
in Berlin Dresden Vienna, Prague
and through Switzerland. (blot and
Mrs l’r'ouitt will return to London on
August lst and are, due to sail for
home. on the \‘oltke vcry early on the
morning of August lib.
._.._.,.
lMMENSE NEW FRElGHT CARS.
Forty Arrived in Danbury Last Night—
Will Carry 80000 Pounds.
Forty new New York, .\‘(w Haven
and Hartford railroad freight cais .1r
ri1etl in diarrburv last night over the
Highland di1lsion on tln l1' way to tht.
Harlem f‘lltl‘ freight 11min Allt'V came
from the tar shops in Pittsburg, l’a.
where they were built
These new cars 11111 of the latest and
most approved pattern of freight cars
with steel truss frame and 1er1' hcav1
trut k1 Tili'V are thirty six feet long
inside “club Zlililofl pounds and have
a coming rapmity of 110.000 po‘..1nds
They are said to li"d ' apart of an order
oforn.tl1ou:~:aud tars tine e hundred of
11bit ii are now on their 11:11 {mm the
Shops
”A... ._...._....,._._.
TRAIN WENT THROUGH TRESTLE.
Seven Men in New York Central Rail-
road injured at Solvay.
Sl'Ll'lCt SE .\‘. ii. .luiv 1] .-—A
steam shovel and seven cars used by
the New York Central in extending
the Auburn brunt l1 atross Solvay to
the main bran: h of the (cutral went
through a trestle imlav injurings seven
men. too M'Iimli‘ilv
ARCHIE DANN'S NEW JOB.
Al'iillf. 1. Dean formerly of Ridge-
field and 11111111113 been thing in South
.\'oruall: for some time. spent the
i-ourlh and Sunday 1111b his parents
Mr harm left Ridgcillll Mondm morn.
inc. {or itioomsburg l’a” where he has
secured a postman 111111 the firm of
(liovtr 52 ltrosver T. S. illoicr one
of the firm is the form: r leader of the
Oenctn band in Ridge-field. His firm
manufactures gagolene engines and
launches and utilizes amoral of Mr.
Giovcrs inventions Mr Dana has
it arneti the principles and construction
of the engines and his duties will be
to set 1111 the engines and to instruct
purchasers of launches how to run
them Both Mr Menu and Mr Darin
ha1c many friends here who wish them
success in their new field of labor—-
Ilidgcfleld Press.
PRESIDENT MITCHELL SHOCKED.
WLIKES- BARRE. Jul} ll—Presi-
dent Mitchell. of the lfnlted Mine
Workers: ans greatly shocked when
he learned of the extent of the disas-
ter in the rolling mill mine at Johns
101111. He united for information from
representatiws of the organization in
that district and it is likely the union
will take some action in the war of
affording relief to those nilected by the
explosion President Mitchell said:
“The frequency with which these
accidents happen is a strong argument
11h} more stringent laws should be
passed by the legislatures regulating
the ventilation of gaseous mines if
mining companies would exercise
more care in protecting the lites of
their men in the mines instead of tr;-
ing to reduce the cost of productiod
the occupation of a miner would not
be on hazardous."
Quiet reigns 111 this region.
ACTING GOVERNOR KEELER.
Hon E. 0. Rooter. lieutenantsgover.
nor of the state. and acting governor
taken the reins of gorernment in hand.
In the absence of Governor .\lcifln he
is at the head of the sale today.
“Governor" Healer signaliu'd his en-
trance into this exalted position by no.
general celebration but entertained A
few friends at lunch at the Henblein.
Among these. tare Comptroller Chan:
@11qu J 1‘ Robinson.
——You have seen cheeks like pench-
The. epistlc was dated London June .
SUmme‘r
OUTING SUITS '
STRAWV HATS
NEGLIGEESHIRTS
DUCK HATS
NECKWEAR
YACHT CAPB
OUTING ‘rnouettne . . ..: ..
BATHING sun's . ‘ ‘
COMFORTABLE COLLARe
FANCY HAL'F Hoe:
LIGHT UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAe
WE ARE HEADQUARTERB FOR SUIT CASES.
. Are You Prepared
311111111111 111111 1111111,“
98 Washington Street. 48 and 50 Wall street.
' sonoawux. NORWALk.
I
Suggestion for Plenlo and Outing Lunch
Ham for boiling, small bright, lean. i Sardines, 5e, 8c, 10:, 140, 131:, .
Will cut in two it wanted. Whole, All sorta. "
151/21: lb. Cut, 16c lb. 1 Pat Cheese, fresh home made,
Shoulders, nice ones, 121: lb. land nice 2 for 51:. ‘
Dried Beef. We think we sell more; William; Bros.’ fancy Mixed name’s
of this article than all stores in town Pickles, real good 121: bottle.
combined. People come here and 9111' Anderson'. Jame all sort, 10c tin.
fine beef. thin Sliced; just what theyl Pineapple Chunks in tin, 181: tin.‘
want. Any quantity from 51: worth up. .‘ Old Fashioned Ginger Wafere, In 1
Boned Chicken. Star brand. 25c. ',I.b cartons. 10c.
Peanut Butler in any quantity. 1 At your service,
Lorenzo Dibbl
:
i
i
1 .1.'
Troublesome Eyesight
if your eyes acne if they tire easily when reading. sewing or-
working if they water and the headaches are frequent, something ll:
the matter. The only way to find the cause is to consult a compo- .
tent Optician .
We give thorough examination of the eyes free and guarantee all?
PROPER GLASSES, PROPERLY Alllli STED to gl1e relief.
Dark days are as good as bright ones for our scientific testing.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
‘8 WALL STREET,
“.11..
Wells Recovered.
NORWALK. court: '
CONCRETE ‘
ASPHALT
CEMENT, _
ARTIFICIAL 5m
and FLAG
Gutter: Paved
Raymond Bra
CurbsReset
‘AN INVESTMENT
in reliable mines pays high interest and is as Safe as in any bank.
offering stock in seierai mines which are of the absolutely safe orde
Musick is paying monthly dividends at the rate of 12- per cent pet I. m
if you wish to investigate call at my office or send name on a postal. )1
l_\' pay ments accepted for stock. ' "
A. L. DUNCAN. Investment Scenarist. , ,
11001.1 1, 11117111211 BLOCK. SOUTH 110311311145.
upon "any scale, which either side
he asked to accept. The count .
as acting more as mediators than
bitrators The committee {eels
red that the railway manage", .
come to the meeting and has an?)
hope of a settlement today ” -
At ll o’clock the railroad men
not appeared at the Tempter"
building. where the conference no
be held. The delay. however ,
believed to portend anything .
'o a settlement John C. Drieeofl;
rotary of the Team 011'an
lion. declared that a settlement
be reached within half on hair:
the two sides got together
"There were concessions the:
roads would not grant to the- _‘
handlers." he said. “that they ’
grant to the business men of
The managers, I am reliably 1
ed.ha1'e alréedy agreed privately
great at the conference, practically
the strikers demand in outer in
tent Chicago business Interests
2 general strike of the, meet
proportions
Lowuuvoe ARE someones
PECULIAR DEPORTATION CASE.
Wealthy Spaniard from Havana Came
to Consult Specialists.
NEW YORK. July ll—A peculiar
case of deportation. involving the do
trial of the right of patient with an ‘in
curable malady to land in this country
for the purpose of consulting a special
let. is that involved in the compulsory
deportation of Guiamoilo Suargerez, 11
Icaithy Spaniard of Havana. He or
rived here from Cuba. Julv? A physic
1:11 of the United State merino hospl
tal service, detailed to the immigra
lion service. boarded the steamer after
she had passed quarantine inspection.
He noticed that the Cuban had iraeho
ma, :1 disease of the eye. and ordered
him isolated in the United States ma
rine hospital for aliens. Senor Sua-
gerez protested and explained that he
had come here for the purpose of con
suiting the most noted specialists of
this country. He appealed to the hu
manltr of the physicians, but they told
him that they could only obey the law
Senor Stage-fez boarded a returning
steamer under protest.
2111’
HOPEFUL FOR A SETTLEMENT.
csnnd cream. That is the war the
mammal“ Lane's.
FORM CHILLB AND FEVER—'—
“ELBOW” SPECIFIC.
Breaking of Rhone Through
Wall Alarm Swim;
GENEVA. Switzerland. Jill!»
Rhone has broken 111m in
well at llkreu. canton of V
CHICAGO. July ll.—At 9' o‘clock
the following authorized statement
was given to the Associated Press:
“The arbitration committee which is
attempting to secure a settlement at
the freight handlers Striker II anion:
word from the "that! managers. who
have heei requested to meet with the
mitten of the
Norwalk Chronicler