. was 4:40;, sets 7:18.
tide 1:»)? 0.01.; 2:06 0.01.
[merchants are stirring things
is the time of stock reducing
the prices are slashed In many In-
regardless of the original 00st.
the time the wage earner finds
habitat has tremendous po‘wer, and
I“ would certainly take advantage of
ion. Saving money is the
d of success. Saving Is cer-
much easier than the earning
‘vertlsing columns of Tire Sea-
overflowing with chances of
Read the advertisements. ..
n is preparing a booklet. “Beau-
Darlen." Why not 'ha've “The
fill Norwalks." also? Our nat-
advantages. excellent shipping,
a and power facilities make The
its an ideal location for econ-
1 manufacturing. is it not time
ether and reach out for some
i. prosperity neighboring cities
ylng? Inducernent is the mag-
' is drawing the factory clsc~
inducement is the magnet that
the factory here. Who will
tn inducement? It Is up to the
to do this. Establish a fund.
‘e‘y that makes the nrare go.
‘ haul; Will willingly spend a ten
benefit his business and what
f'pa‘ylng investment can there be
ill ontributing a ten spot or so
ate a fund for bringing indus-
n in Brunswick.i\ i\,IaInc prrt his
a in between the knives of a two
titer mower to pull out a piece
The horses started and crrt
‘ users on one hand. lie lIad
repaired by a. doctor, and the
y walked out to see the hay-
‘Some one asked how he did
protested that he. corrid not see
it. could have happened. “I'll
you," said the farmer, and he
. ewell hand In between the
at to explain The explanation
perfectly lucid. for thel horses
up at the instant and the
at» the fingers off the other
d :m‘awnhwas on his porch. in
suing after a hard day’s work,
a ‘Atchisoa Globe. lie had re
’ _ e‘tl‘a letter from his daughter. who
y-at a‘sumrner resort. Adjust
A‘ spectacles. he read: BI: is
_ eaven bore; cool all the time.
9 {voter and" air are so invigorat-
so much gaiety, so much to
, tie to do; such fine sur-
hxs. i sin libpe that you won 't
lboo hard and that the weather
‘ horribly hot as it usually is.
arly out of money Don't fan
to often" Then the old man
[his glasses. went out and
fresh bucket of water from the
lit the kindling with which to
fast and staggered wearily
AT WOMEN ARE DOINa
ythat the extremely 'long
gasoline is going out of fash-
~ and black hats w? c
{a only?! Iggreen Weir
de very smart.
better than crinoliné an: the
of the stitched bent on a
shirt that is not lined.
pct] brilliantines are exceed-
. y for bathing suits. Trim
dark braid, make the large
hits brilliantine, and wear
age. The combination is
W of closing shirt waists
sible button and button—
tsifircdust laps over
no disfiguring
by sewing hooks and eyes
aides. ‘
time is being spent in
win of Mi.iitting—-rrot‘ of
we commonly think of
I
I
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trouble to say
. or The circulars of the Nb Atlantic
W fillsnominion ,Compani pear to
v
under-newt. This leaves ‘
lbr
A H Wright
hue Siuhl Specialisl III inurirlr. till he III the
Parlors III Ihe Mahrrhrmu lioiel IIIIIII Ila ill. in 90 ill.
Brunt 'iIIIIrsdIIII.
PREPARED TO TAKE ORDERO FOR HIE GLASSES.
NEXT oars. JULY 31.1
Owner of the largest optical business In Norwich a man who nev
er made a poor pa / of glasses in the 10 years he has been in the optI-
cal business will be at the Mahackemo ilotei évery Thursday he-
twocn the house of!) a. In. and 9 p at. when ire will be prepared to
Examine Eyes Free of Charge.
MY $3. 00 GLASSES REDUCED TO 31.00.
Special Offer for This Visit: i will give to every person purch
using a pair of my One Dollar Glasses, a gold filled frame made by
the largest optical concern in the nor Id This frame has a written
guarantee to wear 10 years. Do not miss this opportunity as this of
for Is good for this day only
When i say examine eyes free I mean a thorough and accurate
examination of each eye separately and satisfaction guaranteed. No
matter how much your vision is Impaired or how many oculists have
given your eyes up. I will guarantee to improve your vision. provided
there is any provision left. '
SPECIAL NOTICE.
People with headaches and nervous troubles are requested to
come In as early as possible th on Dr. Wright can give them special
attention The many cases of headaches and eye strain cured by Dr.
Wright is a proof of his ability and experience. Dr Wright gives as
full and accurate examination with his One Dollar glasses as if you
had paid ten dollars elsewhere For the benefit of those who can-
not come in the day time the hours are extended to 9 p. m. Remember
3thc date! Thursday, July 31.
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SPECIAL LIFE BOAT SERVICE. I
OFFIOIALS SAIL FOR FRAAOE.
Held Last Night In the Salvation Army; General Porter Speaks In Enthusiastic
Rooms. 80th Main street . I Terms of the United States.
The. special life boat st‘lvltt' IIcl d mew YIIIth, July 2t-tlcncrul Her
:10qu! a Illilllih 05—10 “’03 repealed last :‘Ire i‘orlcr. Ullllt'tl States ambassador
“liming i“ “l“ S'Iiratiou Arurv r““‘m‘I to Frame. Serretary of War. Elihu
in South Mill“ street. “WT“ “‘3 “i limit and Grncrai Leonard Wood sail
good attendanreand “WW ”WWW“ ed on La Savolc today for France.
service was onlfli’t‘d- The opening. Iioueral Porter just before going on
0011le “With" Will? “W0 A"? 0‘" on board the steamship said: '.‘I leave
the. Ocean Sailing." {Ollo‘ii‘i‘ b" a film” America again with many regrets of-
prayer Sf“??? {rind "“0 "gmalig aims l Ier having reveled in the enjoyment
831g“ 0 l’ 9 ”"9 ’3' i“ i U” of meeting hosts of old friends a near
'1 his “'05 "MOW“ by another song ““‘1‘ How of the maichless progress of our
Brother Sackler “in“ 3 WWW’“ “H country—a country in
l IIFOSIII‘HHIS
Scripture after which all joined in tht , . , . . ..
song “I Will Follow Jesus" uhith irrditldual liberty Is snared,
A very pleasing duct was sung by labor is dignified and manhood is Iron-
‘ cred We have shown the world that
tadcts Sackler and Smith. and lwlrother , we can be progresslIIe without being
Brundage read Captain llilom, "fjrrcrcssire and that while we have a‘
. n l
tiril‘fdégtr?“gl($39222:ail-11:32:32}: M2: ‘ just. confidence in our strength the
i
, |. .. spirit of our people and the vast com
$233 “them: l;cautiful poem, Th‘ ’crciol interests give an ample guar-
Tlrc audicnre tbcnr
.. aulce that our efforts will always he
sang with a M" Pull for the Shore" in the direction of doing justice to
l
lli‘illfluggpggl‘ Srlgmhifllgtr-‘rirrwdofi:("I‘m and In preserving the world’s
the. Life Linc.“ Captain Nason made Ira-ace 'lhere has "0"” been a per
[ind in our history when the wise.
a few remarks, explaining the object ~
of fire service and Lieutenant Tuttle I‘m"! 3““ (Icarsiglrted stalesmanahip
. displayed at VI ashington has not been
d e .
nn'rlthartI‘tfilsal‘lBohkgxigolfl Ale; was” admired and respected by foreign pow-
ers. "
then presented making a very beauti.
inl closing to the. service These who
took part in the tableaux were Cadets
Smith and Sacki‘er. Captain Smith. So-
phie New toll. Bertha Smith and Bertha
Piatt After the ta eaux there was a
short prayer scrvlc Tire proceeds of
the meeting will be tired for the work
of the Army in South Norwalk.
m—.-—'~ 7: T’
NEW LONDON DOGF'IOHTpAt-illi.
Spectators Who Wore Arrested Will
Be Triad Saturday.
HARTFORD. July 2i.——Thc humane
society Is interested in a dog light
case at New London. The fight took
place June. 10 in Montville. War"
MERGER AGREEMENT STANDS. t ‘z-nnls for the arrest offourtecu alleged
i moi-tutors wercgiven to Deputy Sher-
‘lll‘ John Ii. 'f‘ubbs Tuesday. A hear-
in: was held before Justice of the
Peace Franklin H. Brown. of Norwich
in Burlinganrc's slorcmt Trading Cove
at 4 p. m. Tuesday. ITen of the tour
teen accused were. present. Prosecut-
ing Attorney Clayton ll. Smith asked
for an adjournment. as he had neg-
lected to notifv his witnesses Attor
ncv Richard P. Freeman Jr stated
that he appeared for eight of the no-
cuscd men. in behalf of his clients he
wished the. cases to proceed but sup-
posed it would be. useless to oppose
the motion of the prosecutor. The
time of the trial was set at 9 a. 111..
Saturday.
Mr. Morgan, in, Says It Is the Spmc
as When First Signed. '
I.,ONDON July LII—Asked by a rep
resentative of the Associated Press to
day about the situation of the shipping
combine and the circular of the North
At‘ antic Company giving as the rea-
son for the payment of its usual semi-
annual dividend the. fact that the com
piction of the purchase of the shares of
the company by Mr. Morgan, SI‘.. was
":uI cxpcctedly delay. J. Pigment Mor-
;au Jr. replied: ‘ What All?! call de-
la may have been unexpected to
them though why it 3 old be 1 am
I can owe-yer. say
The situation is absolutely un-
about
this:
changed. There is nothing new.
it The agreement stands precl
when it was signed.‘ »
TO GO TO WILLIAMS COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON. July Zi—Thc will of
the late firson V. Toaster, of this city.
who died at Spring Lake N J. July
13 has been filed here for probate. The
estate which Is estimated at 370. 000.
is left to his wife in trust and at her
been unfairly lqno éd in some
quarters since in addition to saying
th t the completions of the purchases
its been unexpectedly delayed they death Williams College. Williamstown.
add: “We have reason to believe that I Mass. is made the beneficiary The
they will now be shortly complete‘fd ’ ' will makes no stipulation as to the use
of the money but empowers the presi-
dent and trustees to dispose of it as
they see fit for the improvement of
the college. The deceased suggested.
however that the money be invested
in books for the library to be known as
the Orson V. Toasley collection.
ARTIST'GOODALL A BANKRUPT.
LONDON. July 2L—Frederlck G.
Goodall, the artist, who exhibited his
picture at the royal academy in 1839,
was today adjudged a bankrupt
STRONG DENIES THE CHARGES.
Putnam Brodie: is in London and Says
He Did Not Parm- May Yohe‘a jewels
NEW YORK, July ZI-A special des~
patch from motion to an afternoon on
per says that Putnam Bradlee Strong
arrived there today on the St. Paul.
sailing under ‘anassnmed name In an
Interview he acknowledged his identl
ti and déaied positively the charge,
at he pushed May Yohe's jewels
- also her mother, Mrs.
' . cans of the 18th district today nomin.
. READY‘FOR The sources:
'éo-m.
Sporting Man From all Over the;
. Countr- In so Francisco.
SAN h‘itA OISCO. July 24-Sport- !
lag men from all parts of the country
are arriving here on every train to wit
nose the contest; tomorrow night for
the heavy weight thunipluuslrip. The
betting has not been boavy In compari
son with the amounts wagered on prev
loua events of the kind and the odds
have not flucutuatod muoh from ten to
four in favor of Jefl’rics. Those who
fancy Fitzslmmons admit that he has
the disadvantage of age but the argue
that be has led an eiromplorary life
and is younger today than ilro average
man of .40. lie is trained to the hour.
beyond question. —Fltzslrnmons has
never made such preparations for .a
battle. lie is fit as a man of age can
he made. He Is full of confidence and
wishes to be quoted as saying that he
will surely win.
Jeffr-Ies will do little or no work to»
day. lie is in spII-nrlld subtle and de.
clares that there is no possibility of
his defeat. The arena has received iis
canvass entropy and has been declar
ed safe by the fire authorities and is
ready for use. Nearly 100 policemen
will be emp. ‘oycd to restrain the crowd
which is sine to gather around the
structure while the fight is in progress
Dr C W. Green. physician for the San
Erancisco Athletic club has examined
both Jci‘frles and F‘Itzsimmons and pro.
nolunced them In perfect health physi-
ca iy
REEVES SURRENDERS TO POLICE
Tells Why, He Killed Wife, Mother-In:
Law and‘KnockIel.
ATOKA. l. T.. July 2i.-Jamcs
Reeves has surrendered to the police
here, explaining that it was he who
killed his wife hero several days ago:
(lrant, and
firhu Knuckles. Reeves said that
with his wife he had lived a happy life.
until the appearance of Knuckles on
the scene two months ago. Since then
his wife has treated him with indif
for-once.
(In the day of «the tragedy i‘tcevcs
became Intoxicated and on the way
home lrcrncountered Knuckles, Mrs.
III-ant and Mrs. Reeves going to
church. liastiiy scouring rifle
Ilcevcs compelled Knuckles to g .t out
of the wagon and their shot hi The
team became frightened and ran away.
ltcovos shot at his wife and killed her
and then shut and killed Mrs. Grant.
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A “CONSTITUTIONAL OAK."
It Has Not Yet Been Permanently
Located.
The “Cormtiuriion‘ai Oak" sent to
the Hartford delegate to the late con-
vention was lenrwrrarlly set In the
ground at his residents: to await the
convenience of (lovcrnor McLean, who
had agreed to plant it on the urounds
near the Capitol. Governor hlciican.
however. did not find any day when
be both felt well enough and had the
time to give to the matter. and so the
tree was left alone and has done the
rest itself. It has put out an abundance
of the green bay order. it istoo latei
now to change its position. and It
will probably have. to be left until next
spring. it can be cut back then and
start again under a new administrn
tion.
To WHITE MOUNTAINS.
No one will fail to enjoy a trip to
White Mountains. and the lids) Rec-
reatlon Tour (with prixilege of exten
sion of stay) which eaves next Mon
day is the pleasant st way to go. A
competent agent of the Recreation
Tourist (‘0. will accompany the party
and as the rate Is only. till and $32
according to hotel selected. so one
chorrid fail to go and breath the fresh
Ilnc air of the mountains and view the
magnificent scenery Trips to Block
island Saturdays and to Saratoga and
tunable .Chasm. Mondays Tickets and
full information at the cities of G. W.
Harris ticket agent N. Y., N. 11.8;
H..R. R.
GOOD RACING PROMISED.
LARCHMONT. N. Y.. July 24.——a
fresh southwesterly breeae gave pro
arise early today of a good day's rac.
log. The three 75 foot schooners. the.
Elmina the. Muriel and the Quisseta
will again try their luck and the Min
coin and the Yankee are on tarantula~
or bottle. The Rainbow is also enter
ed. The sixty foetus the Neola' and
Weetamore are also entered and the
other classes are pretty much as yes
lerday.
FARIMAN won PRODUCE STAKES.
LIVERPOOL. Julv iii .,-Farlrnan
ridden by Martin (American) at the
Liverpool July meeting today won the
great lancaslrire breeders produce.
year aids. live furlongs)
TlON.
SALEM 0.. July 24. -—The Repuhll
ated James Kennedy for congress to
succeed Iid‘n. R. W. Taylor. who f8-
cently announced his withdrawal on a
candidate.
TllB llflilllhflilll TOURIST COIN“.
PERSONALLY COWUCI'ED TOURS.
BLOCK rouse, 3-day trips, costing
25.43% 3. 9. 16. 23 and 30.
SARATOOA. SPRINGS. 4
J‘uiy‘tt‘. this risen '18 25 and sent.
0‘ MAY VOHE fiAlLS FOR EUROPE.
name, but she was aboard the ship
The 97 monks in the monastery all es-
of leaves and flourish“ as if it Help,
OHIO CONGRESSIONAL NOMINA- .
‘ Is RETAIL
00.50 and $10.50. Sumatra. It“! 10,‘
‘ WHITE mommies. sexy trips .
W7 .”3- : no Es. Fanavfitam anAIIE av BOTTER (was a nut) Pisa weirdness-i
NE. WYORK. July 34 .—-~Iliav Who
who was formerly the wife of Lord
Francis Hope sailed for Europe today
on the Furst Bismarck. Her cabin on
on the boat was not engaged in her
when It sailed.
CELEBRATE!) MONABTERY BURN-
EO. .
OKA, Quebec. July lit—The cele-
brated monastery of La Trappe was
entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Mas $300. 000; insurance 8100, 000.
caped.
some 1an suscrssrur.
Ill'l‘l NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100, 000. 00
Other Proms. $34,000. 00
JOHN II. FERRlS. President.
JAOOB ll. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.i. Wallace Marvin.
Account: ‘Sollollod.
MAKE A BEGINNING. .‘
You can open an account with us
“Optional hficsc“
30v Boss and Bide
We have just received a case of two "and two rib “Tuffenuf” Hose
and we are pleased at the way they open up. We are daily receiving
complimenta‘on the good wearing qualities of our "Tuftetnuf" stockings,
some customers wanted the wider rib. We placed an order with the
mill some time ago and today we have them open for your inspection,
they are black beauties, very elastic, PERFECTLY FAST black, and one
Important point In that the too is STRICTLY ‘ SEAMLEss—better In.
finish than many stockings that 0081' TWICE THE AMOUNT. If you
have tried them, we'd like your opinion. If you haven't tried them
we’d like you to try them and give u 5 your opinion. We consider
“Tuffcnuf” hose 0 “corkcr” for any or Girl‘— and the price
I2 30 a pair.
with 21.00.
You will get a sense of Iudcpdcure
and luxury In the possession of a Snv
lugs Bank account no matter how
small.
Our office hours are 9 to 12: 1 to 3:
Saturday evening. 0 to 8. You will
find our attendants polite and courie-
ous and glad to give all possible in
formation.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
unIrEo BANK BUILDING.
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JOSELOFF 5
Our 25c Sale.
3 cans Baked Beans 250
3 cans Campbells Soups. 25c
2 cans best Alaska Salmon, "5c
1 lb. very best Batter; 25c
JOSELOFF'S,
72 North Main Street.
Tel. call 1380.
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QChIIdren s Oxfords.
! Ladies’ Oxfords.
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OLSEN’S SHOE SALE
NOW ON
sous
600ls
750E
Men’s Patent Leather and Tans. $1.95
81 Washington SI, SI). Ilorwalk.
Ladies’ Oxfords.
TELEPHONE, 5&2.
SE YM OUR’S STORE
{OME ‘ IN
AND SAMPLE TRI- COLOR SOUPS. FREE DEMONSTRATION OF THESE FINE GOODS ALL TH
COME AND TASTE AND SEE“ THE PROGRESS MADE OF S
EASY AND PLEASANT. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. 1T WILL BE HELPFUL AND INTERESTING TO
YOU. THIS WEEK T0 INTRODUCE THIS FINE QUALITY OF SOUPS, WE OFFER AT 1.01: CAN; 3 FOR 250. ~~
UNLIKE ORDINAIIY CANNED SOUP S.
stakes. (of 2000 sovereigns for two .
rs when.
can scope as You ssso TO MAKE LIFE
drng Grocer
STORES iii!
A Y CITY
POTATOES.
1*“
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
Your money to some other fellow Is foolishness on your part. Why not come here when we can save money for
‘ . ‘ villi? (ionic where you can not only be cut .
«can
i 193' castles "3 0' "5- “mm" uses FANOY unrrvE carnage. PEa Penman;
4 BRANCl-f
cronEs In
court.
ted in price but. also in quality
‘ retirees.
3; I
2 can: aura. Applause, nice for
file in; Salt 0
UNION STORE. 2 cans Choice Red Salmon,
WE CLOSE AT ‘ New Native Onions. per qt,
6:30 O'CLOCK‘ r. it. .. . 3 rs. can Baked Beans,
nouns? AND Savanna: 0r 3 can! for
modeler sari-x amp .
EXCEPTED Force or Haiti. Vi .
Norwalk Chronicler