‘
‘ spas" 111.111.111.111; .
Gth,v’~S
HALF HOSE
Lace Effects.
EV. K. BANKS’
45-47 WASHINGTON STREET
Mabnckemo Hotel Block,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night: Sunday increasing cloudiness
anti slightly warmer.
During the past 24' hours heavy
showers have. occurred on the Soutii
Atlantic coast but pleasant Weather
bus prevailed generally in other sec
tions. Charleston reported 3.32 inch-
es of rain and Savannah 9110 1111 her»
Modciately low tcinpeiaturcs 1"11ev11il
in all northern sections, except in the
northwest where the temperature is
rising slowly. Conditions favor for this
vicinity partly cloudy weather with in
creasing humidity and slightly warm
or.
——Crash Yacht Cups. O’Briou's.
William Conley, who has been in the
employ of A W.Chich‘11sterin llouton
street, has resigned his position.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of Old Well Hook and Ladder (111111
puny will be held Monday evening.
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~All flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb. M,
S. Smith & Co.
Rev W W. T. Duncan, pastor of the
I‘lrst Methodist Episcopal Church, will
preach at the Belle island 81:11viec Tues-
day evening.
Rev. Mr. James will commence his
summer services at Roton Point, Sun-
day evening at 7 o'clock. In the1 pavil-
ion. He, will be assisted by‘Christiaii
Workers from Ellm Home.
-Coods sold below cost on account
of removing. .l. Schlchs V17 N Main St
Conductor James Wealth, of the
New York New Haven an nartford
Railroad. received WOld yesterday at‘
ternoon that his father was critically
ill at his home in Danbury.
“-1
, The monllitly meeting of the Wom-
an's Foreign Missionary Society was
. held, last evcning, at the parsonage of
the First Methodist Church. The
president, Mrs. W. WAT. Duncan, pre-
sided.
”Small Legs Mutton 121/10 lb.. Fore.
quarters 8c. Hayes' s,
Clrculais giving full particulars of
the t1\ elve excursions Peck & Bishop
will run from this state during the
next two months can has seemed at
the Smith Norwalk depots. The first
oiio leaves this week for mock island
a
Hon Lynda Harrison leave New Ila-
veii, today, for Michigan. He is gen—
eral counsel for the (‘ onsoiidated Lake
Superior Company, and goes out with a
party of the New York and Philadel-
pliia stockholders to look» over the
prbpe‘rty. and Will be away about two
weeks. The capital of this company is
now about $26,11LJ,000. It owns mines.
piilp mills and power plants, and con-
trols much of the power of Lake Super -
101'.
Dr. Dick‘s Medicine cures Malaria.
Charles J. Ketcham was this morn:
ing appointed receiver of the grocery
firm of Kennedy & Handy by Judge
George W. Wheeler in the civil su-
perior couit. The appointment was
mitde’ by Judge Wheeler ‘at the re
quest of the partners who could not
agree on a division of the partnership
property. The assets of." the firm
amount to about $1. ‘500 and the lial1il-‘
1113‘s to about $800. -BringVepVort Stand.
ar
1.‘
f
Choice Young Fowl,V
ltlc lb
LESS Canada Spring Lamb, 16c lb.
Block Island Blue Fish, 10c lb.
Long Island Weak Fish, Sc lb.
Native Veal, Spring Chickens.
Home raised Vegetables fresh cv»
cry day ,_ i
as ‘
Public Market
,.Vir,,"'.... W :51? 7‘) w: ;'
32 So. Main, corner 111111111111 Street.
M11 1111 what a sale this 1S: as iii. Iockhait sans.
You’ve almost taken us 011 0111 feel. well prepared as we were.
Business has gone ahead sale after sale and little after time till it seemed as them]
the limit must hare been reached.
But there is no limit to the Mill End Sale.
was a disagreeable dun Outstd‘e. but how different in the store.
“1.1..
lbursdau’s business showed that.
Crowds great croWd
I
of eager women butting Mill End 1015 at the famous Mill End prices.
Todau. the stem is the same but bigger-"the Weather is better. the Mill End op
portuniiies just as Great and numerous.
And all next week it Will be the same.
Everabbdu can share in the Mill End Sale, eveiubodu can save moneu. eveihbod
can but) good merchandise for heuse and self at much less than the regular prices.
All Bridgeport and Western Connecticut marvels at the grewth of the Mill En
Here is the 16115011.
ITS PROMISES ARE ALWAYS KEPT TO THE LETTER
sale.
The Howland Dry Goods Company, Bridgeport
I
ageing by such
also hundreds
Ladios' whit
tucked hunt to
$1 25,11t $1
Ladlcs’ whit
tucked and ii
Ladies’
Lailies' ‘wbi
tucked front
sleeves. regula
THE BATHIN
ly Ineicasiiig
largely increas
bathing stilt 1:
complete.
Women's
suits, white
1111; suits, brat
lilaclt‘ or navy
braid trimmed
Misses' 1111111
navy, white bi
7130 to $2 93
William 'l‘oque, of Bioad River.
seriously ill.
IS
Mrs. llaui’otd Smith is seriously HIV
at her home in Barton
31:. .l. Schless.
~Low Tennis Shoes,
The (‘lgm "“31“,”, um..." will hold “”1 ‘cd in a I‘t‘t‘t at issue of the No.11 lot it 4.
senil- annual clettion of officers Monday , H
evening.
"'Wiliam T. Jesse, of l'lartford. will
spend Sunday at his home ‘in .311th
Norwalk.
”Wu...“
" N 1: 1b.,
wliegs Mutton l..,,,;
1111's" 81:. liayes's.
Forequar~
1' ire Postal 'l‘elom'apb linemen are;
stopping at the Cciuianla ilotei in'
Railroad a1 cnuc
There is no limit to the mill cud sale ?
There will be bargains ,
at Howland's.
through to the last.
——-Men's Duck Hats O‘Brien's.
Th:1 I). M. Read Company has 1111 etc
gant line of summer gloves and mits.
See what the ad says.
The new boxes for the Norwalk
post office are now expected to arrive
the first of next week.
~.Iolin II. llakin. piano tuner flout
New York will be in town next Week
Send orders to Hotel Clifford
W
The employees at the Norwalk iron
Works got a half holiday today for the
first time this summer. ‘
, William Conley will take the place of
Driver Samuel McGowan during the
latter’s absence on his vacation.
V—All kinds Jelly Tumblers, Drink-
ing Glasses, Glass Pitchers, Lemon
ado Sets, etc... special for Sat. and Men
M. S. Smith & Co.
George V. Parker. who has been in
New York for the past few days re-
turned this morning to the Hotel Clif—
ford. . ,
.Rcv. R. B. Kretzmann. of Stamford.
will preach in St Peter’ s Lutheran Ger-
man Church. at 7: 3,0 oclock tomorrow
evening. , , . ,
~Véry few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 101 years and over
and is now considered one of the stan.
dard brands. .
-a...
Sargent‘s Gem food chopper 111 the
thing for housewives- It can be pur-
chased at the Norwalk Hardware Com—
many '5 store.
Whe1 hatinakers of W B Hubbell‘s
hat manufactory are having a his time
in Bu'rchard s woods today. They are
holding a clambake.'1here will be a
ball game and other sports.
1
SOME MORE OF THOSE 76 CENT FDENTAIN SYRINCES.
; . came 111811er
- , ’ Water 311%, ,
11911111111111: Git
Harry Pepper, Proprietor. 1. . 1
Day phone 152-.
Corner South lilnln and Elizabeth Streets. ”'1 ‘
bani: mm at
11nd- three 111111 181111-- ,
bitumen name year.
11,111: CLIFFORDIPHARMAGV -
i: l .1. Stanley St. John, Manager.
Night phone 156. ‘
1
; ‘ THE PUBLICITY ouse.
Public Officials Often Misrepresent as
wsu as Newspaper Writers.
The following 111111-11» on “l'iiblh 11,1 "
Viover the slunaiure of Trumbull the
Well known New Haven Writer appcai.
orcald
1 it is a fieuueut 111cm rcuce with pub
lic oIIlcials to complain that 111121111111.-
pupcis printed in their own town. niidi
those which printed elsewhere Iiiivoi
local (tiii‘t'RIIOiii‘It‘lliSh misrepresent
itliein and their official acts. Why 1!
,do not know but almost without ex
; ccptiou they accompany the compluiutl
11101. with a statement that these news.
paper stories are, disagreeable to them
reparabio. The protestant seems to re
gard himself ilS'Inll'llllIlB. The good of
the 1111111 must alone be considered.
The most conspicuous instaiicc‘of this
, .allcged intsrepresentaliou is. of course, =
1 the executive session of a public body
, Nearly every town in Connecticut, and
certainly every city. has had its expoi
dance. The public servants meet be
hind. closed doors to transact theirE
business and at its conipldtlon' it is
left to the secretary to make public
what he considers necessary. ‘Not 11111
ing an expert in knowing to what ex-
tout the public may be Interested. 111'
'11111 best to gratify the perfectly legitl
mate dc hand of the reading public.
his deliveranccs are usually open to
rrcsistabic intricoustruction. Then fol
lows a period of criminailon and re-
mitninatlon which would be impossible
if trained 1111\1'spapcr reporters had
been left to acquire their own informu.
tion from attendance. at the meeting
and given it to tire. public in their own
way
Nor is this the only cause of misrep
resentation so far as star chamber pro
‘BtNIIIIKS are concerned Them in not
one public oflicial out of a‘hundred who
cannot beniude to talk about the busi.
ness done in executive session, provid
1.111113 to protected by the reporter.
That Is the explanation. and the only
uplanation, of the full reports which
reach the public of the executive ses-
don of the United States Senate. thr1
most exclusive of all deliberative bed
was in the country The result is that
the crude notes given to '19, press by
the ofiiclai accredited with the respon
sibillty are amplifier] by other officials
who are supposed tosay nothing, each
testifying unconsoiousiy from his own
Ville genera; confusion. o
The alleged, and so far as the facts
are under the conditions noted the ac.
1111a misrepresentation In which the
press indulges is so simple and so eas-
ily corrected that I maivel that gener.
ids have the impatience to make 111111
pin in “ If they will throw the doors
Wider "Open and hold each offending
new: paper responsible there would be
fewer and. fewer errors to be noted.
“the press is far from perfect but from
1 are business point of views its sel-
ii him is to approach perfection as
1111111 1111‘ 1111 possible; ‘It is absolutely im-
possible‘ toritlohppnixltuaie accuracy
unless permitted to get at. the facts.
d of Health in the city
tee of the Be
‘ With regard to the
but with u solemn declaration to the?
effect that the injury to‘ the town ls ir-Z
point of view and thereby adding to
11111111 after generation of officials crit- '
These comments are called for by s ,,
public statement, issued by a comma; ,
Patch-«Sta.
"2'“ m
reeaceeasasaea
JOHN w BEATTY, ii
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go
T‘l‘
”7%?
Phonc Iii-3.
1335 Why It is
33%:
V11 do considerable 1101 k for
the “moderate 1111111111.;"11111111111
1
because we Ilgurc with them.
for them.
I
i
I
117‘:
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_ Let us “gill‘l‘ with 101'.
207 East Washington 51 $2
W'EWEMEEEI:
a... WMWW .. .- Vauwmm 1. ....
not “an exhibition of talent and enter:
lprlse to magnify and color up their
articles, and earn nothing for i,l11.11.1ft'ctt
it will. have on the business of the
town. on the minds oI nervous and up
prchcnsive people and on the health of '
tbe'c‘ommunity" More follows before
the actual flittiailon is stated of the
some kind and all leading to the same
conclusion in the mind of an expert
cnced newspaper worker
it is dollars to doughnuts that the
trouble has arisen not from indifferent
reporters but fium the ill judged reti-
rence of the health authorities. it id,
not their business to estimate what the
effect of 11111 truti. will be upon nervous
people or the. bu iuess oi’ the commun-
iiv. It is there business to tell the
truth to; their 11vn 0\1)(‘i more shows
that it can be borne better than exag-
geration and misinformation. The av-
erage reporter can always 1111.1 depended
upon to meet a public ofllcial more
than half way when he is treated. as
he should be, as a responsible man.
BATTLESHIPS SAIL FOR NORWAY.
LONDON. July 12.—‘-The United
States battleship Illinois, flagship of
Rear Admiral Growinshietd. comander-
in chief on the Common stat1011.and
the United States cruiser San Francis.
co sailed from tiravcscnd for Christ-
iana, Norway. .
m 11 Inn I. 11.
‘cis of Mr
» will leave the Union
' and notification should be sent to a
1 of the committee in charge, which
QUINTARD GETS POST-OFFICE.
Sound Beach Place Vacated by G. I
Ferris, to be Filled Shortly.
t,‘ Iiurles l". Quiiitard is to be the 111'
lpostuuisier at Sound 1111.11.11 This stat
Iiiii'lli may perhaps be 11 little prom
lore and while the appointment IIIL.
1111i vet 1.1111111 made, it is 111111 up to tl
authorities at V’I’ashingion to take it
fuel .11 lion upon iIll" I‘f’i 11111111111111.1111
or Mr Quintard mailed to the depot
meal by (longrcssn‘ian Hill a few 1111
111:11
Since. the resignation of C Ilopki:
F'e‘i‘iia as pestmasiordhcrc a week
two ago no little aiilvlty has been di.
played among aspirants for the po
lion, and a considerable amount
1111c pulling has been indulged in
land the prize. There were candidat
{atom but the most active were M
’51“; 12‘13',1iiit.111d (‘liarlcs Edward Smith aid
a voting man named Feiiwick l‘aeli if
these had influential friends liustiiig
for him and the Republican to\
committee of (li'eenwicli has be;
somewhat pcrrdexed lo knew what
do in the 1nniter.0ne of the suppoi
r‘enwlrks applltation f
the position was A.A.111a1'ks.a mei
ber of the Republican town comm
tee, and the recognized party leader
Sound 111111111, and Mr.
'fi‘ieuds were jubilant over his suece
in 1.111 ilrllli: Mi Itiai'kss signature
his petition llut It appears that 01
cr forces piililn tht1 town commitir
were at work for Mr. Quintard and
few days 111,111 the committee ignorii
Mr. Markss prefei reticcs, cudorst
Mr,
the committee‘s recommeiulutloiis w
sent to Congressman l'llll. wt
the request that he would see toil. th
the application be properly prescntt
without delay, to the postofilce autht‘
tiles in Washington.
This request has been
with, and Mr. 'Quintard is in DOSSL
sion of a communication from the co
gressman, under date of July 7. statir
that the matter was now before tl
postmaster-general and that the 11
pointmcnt will be made in a few day
The office pays about $600 per yea
and Mr. Quintard Is already recoivii
the congratulations of Sound Bea
people on
ment, 1
EL’KS’ ANNUAL OUTING.
—.....~....
Plans for Reunion of the Asaociatio
_ at New London, July 17.
011 Thursday of next. week. Jilly
of New Igmion Lodge.
Lodge. has made preparations to
tend with full ranks. A special tra
station‘ at'
7 o‘clock In the morning. The lad
will. be accompanied by Colts ban
A uniform hat has been adopted 1'
the occasion. Members
r
quested to do so at once as a rope
of the number who will go must
sent to New Londonwy tomorrow
order that provision may be made fir
them. The price of tickets is $3
consists of George A. Reynolds. C.
CUNARD LINE NOT ABBORBED
LONDON July
assertion that the Guns ,1:
been absorbed by the Morgan. 1111111111
sa‘me tenor Ne
b‘eiiwick'
Quintu‘rd and his application “Rh
1
complit.
his prospective appoin
17.
the annual outing of. the Elks' Ass -
elation of Connecticut will be held t
New London under the managemeit
The 11111-1111 (1
who ha 12
« not as yet procured tickets are
Ry“)
Dillon. James Campbell John has '
and E. P. Johnston ,
m1
mom;
1:" 1
e, is Vsiitpnfounded as the are.
DAINTY WHITE WAISTS.
We keep the wash
This time It's white waists, but there‘s
to choose from.
tucked collai and (1.11115 icgular price. .
low collar and short sleeves
value $1.,75 at $1.39.
white
c'lustoicd tucks, six rows of insertion
tucked collar and cuffs 111gulai' value.
31. 98; the so at $1 1'10
Bathing time is about due.
lly meet the (It ma 11
You‘ll find qualities right
styles right and prices most inviting.
black mohair
braid
shirt, at $1.58.»
Women's black,
sleeves, at $2.110,
‘ Wmneu’s mohair
Men’s bathing stilts all sizes from
The Bill Eqmpmeni of Bdilllllfl Suits.
. ExiraOtditiaiu HOiseril Values.
Warm Weather Underwear.
waist activity STOCKING SECTION.
values as the following
hosiery; children's
socks
of pretty faucywaists,
e lawn shirt waists,
1d back bishop sleeves. items offeied,
e lawn shirt waists.
intuition trimmed front
regular
lawn shirt waists.
lawn shirt waists,
and back bishop
1' value $99" at $1.69.
.. no,
G SUITS.
to regular value the, now
halt hose list 11 finish.
A large.
business demands ,9.
ed stock to satisfactor-
You' ll find this
quip nest of ours most.
Illt‘ll,
171: quality; new 12%0.
Ladies’ white ribbed
bathin g
trimmed. gored
navy mohair bath. Ladies WWW
(‘l ti‘iiiiincd, short puil':
bathing suits Iii
, white suitor collar.
, at $4.49. ‘
Inc suits in black or
aid trimmed. at $1 98
ular value 29c,
long or short sleeves
each.
83 81 85 Washington Street South Norwalk
SOME SPECIALS FROM THEV
Wo‘ v11 planned for a few days elite
ti'aor'dinaiy hosiery selling. We '
hosiery; 111.11I
Pay you to make care ‘
prompt investignIIOn of the diile
tiadies’ fast black drop stitch host?
lilo quality at 121m: pair.
Ladlcs' late lisle hose, fast blue,
at special price now, 17c pair. ,.
Chlldrens fast black ribbed DI!
value 19.1: a pair, at 121/110 ,
Children's fast black ribbe
double knee and boots, regula
25c. at special price now 170 :1 It‘.
45 doz. men's fast black half
Men's extia flue duality last;
special for this week, 150 pair
WARM WEATHER UNDERWEAR]-
,'The thin sorts or underwear
women and children are
much iii demand just now.
tug of surplus lots from over with
agents makes these prices possi
Ladies jersey ribbed vests. 119351
trimmed regular value 39c; now 251i
ribbed novelist
pants lace tiimmcd value 350 a ‘
Men's balbriggnn shirts, 3
short sleeves drawers to match. may
2131: each
Men '1 Fiencli baibriggan shim
match, 501; quality, new 39c. '
Boys extra fine quality balbrlgga
shirts and drawers, value 3190. at. 259
10c pal
1116.
2511 1111111111
80
vests. . I?
'I
draw 11
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" Repairing V ernment. VV
V" ~ WASHINGTON, July 12-»
' ‘ 1 1 ui‘actumrs of olcomargarine an 7' .3
“1 Of any kind of , 5111111111 are already pioparing to art
.5
1" Machinery
t; V and
V1: General jabbing.
i:
.15 THE G.
If M
W. R. THOMPSON, Manager.
111101111 132. '
poses
butt 01'
ten cent tax does not
, some
ithe use of yellow
N. McKIBVBIN
’F’G c0.
EVADING THE CLEO L
Manufacturers Have Notified 11113111}
311 coach and four through the 0160th
gnrlnc law passed by this, Congr $5
and in effect. since .'Iuly 1, which
a tax of ten cents a pond 3
oleomaigarine colored in imitatlo 1
Commissioner of Into,
Revenue Yerkes having lieldth
margarine with a shade ‘of‘ y
which shade is acquired by the 11
natural vegetable product
butter, con
no artificial coloring matter th‘é
lufactnrers are preparing to us
. as the basis for their attack.
‘ The Armour Company has
Commissioner Yerkes that it h
apply. _
9,
ll ' lmm the plan of sending out 1
n 50 WATER ST.. 30. NORWALK. white 0I¢()mai‘gfll‘.ille in packages,
0 11.11 kacc containing a little peI
l~ _, 1 coloring matter with instruct
1' " ’ . ' ' using the same. The coloring it,
1' ”DIESRmInI'nfiIItIIIIJSOEQT {ff-‘3 done by the purchaser and. cotton
‘1‘ . - who has the tight to do so u‘
”R. KING I
ll ammungmd law being in no sense a. retail
8 product. The keepers of
‘5 PENNYROYAI. Plus; houscs are also exempb:
0 {,mw'fifiyf 111111111319 11 . ; 11111.11. The Armour Compau inform
1‘ maul-ls. Atrinlwllleouvluol‘ 'ouoflbeirimrlnllcnlm mmmisslonci Ihfli II I(I n
0 "’°“°“"‘l§'g;;",‘°nm 3'1"“ “““f'mpmnd take this step without his 111
ram 111 box
:1 KING HEMNEM..B°11I93II,BOSTOII,MSS. and that it stood ready to do _
1; «close in the courts, if need '
d " A communication which we
S
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r. ihc Ii. buitl
quot house thi
H. T Parcy
ship surgeon o
1
WAR MONU
The Michigan
authorized by
T's‘oqNP‘YQ-JQF1F:
to monument
«4——
n
auditorir‘ are
charge‘ of the
t.
MRS. HARRISON PRESENT.
NEW
lainin ilai'rtso
President liar
dinner party it
LONDON. .1111); lB—Mrs. Ben-
(‘RAND RAPIDS Mich, Jilly 12—-
secure a suitable monument to the
memory of the soldiers of the war of
1861.65 and the Spanish-American War
yesterday decided to send invitations
for a memorial hall and arch.
COUNTY AUDITORS AT WORK
chiesentatives Durant of Bethel,
and Wanner, of New Fairfleld; county
day on the accounts of the county com-
missioners. As usual, they find every.
thing in perfect order and well syste-
matured by Secretary Lee, who has
n, widow of the late ““1 a sample "I what
risen. was present at a
1ntlcrcd to the officers of
cship ludianu at the Pe-
s1ity. last night. by Mrs.
wife of Captain l‘ai (1y
I the lndiana
ton oil.
MENT IN MICHIGAN. margarine.
Monument Comnil'ion,
the last legislature to “0t 59" how
By using‘ thi
makers to offer designs “I“ 3 pound
o
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, Sentinel ads. pay.
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at work nearly every
books;
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ma riot same at
0
only when they
TilE BROKEN AXLE.
[in erode befé‘éfé In iron n‘nd steel.
men Pull: on Ben and land.
~ An nxlebfesk‘snndor‘ a car of the limited
express; only am axle, yet it w recks'thé
the train; a dozen persons, perhaps, killed
slid injured. What made that: axle break
the shine for all? Yes. but tit .
sxlsbsd swank spot. in itofma be from
$1611:me it was cost.
not show on “@1116 .outriida and atedisoo
same with your body. What' is the mask
spot: it Where Is it it You or your doctor
hawthpt IiV‘népttvzaaili1y. for the body foal!
ct. “Rios you know it
liar? Was not the strain
It. is. often so with the
The weal: twigs,
have «need disaster. The
signsin ways that machines do
WI; you shouldl'ggio
.. when 011:“ ‘ w
fishes? ‘db
cd from a manufacturer also
“palm oil " a pure Vegetable oi
says that it is moio 1111111
cheaper than totlon seed 0
used by the maritiftwturors
garine. and he wants to kno, ‘ '
he has a right to use it instead,
Palm oil is a rich‘rye‘,
will impart a beautiful yel
Since it is a pond
table oil Commissioner - _
e. can prev
as an in:
manufacturer although turni,
yellow oieoinargarine, wo'ui "
ject to a tax of only 0111:4de
is kno
Norwalk Chronicler