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WEATHER FORECAST.
Norwaik and vicinity: Partly cloudy
and probably local showem tonight and
‘ Wednesday; slightly outlier tonight
The conditions have changed but way
little during- the past tWenty four
hours. Showers have occurred quite
generally east of the Mississippi river;
Conditions afavor for this vicinity mug-
1 weather. prdhsbly accompanied
> with showers.1
1 . J. H Ferris is discharging a cargo of
soft coal at the Norwalk Iron Works.
The domain Lodge 0111111.. wuiThi
their regular monthly meeting tomor-
row evening ,
The Public Market Company makes
a specialty of the best cuts of meats
and all fresh vegetables.
iii-so Davis has bean appointed ad—
mlhlst'rator of 1the estate of the late.
William C. Freudenthnl.
'The‘ Barber‘s' Union will not meet
lititil ‘ri'ett Tuesday sv hing. When the
meetin will he held 11 Gustav Pitz
sr's barber shop. .
The young men of Itid‘gsfléld will
hold a dance tomorrow evening. in the
Ridgelield town hall. Several from
South: Norwaik expect to attend.
The D M Read Company have on a
sale of small wares and indispensible
articles for dress and toilet It is
worth your time to read their an
nouncement; it enumerates many of
‘ the specials.
The working of laying a four inch
water pipe from Washington street to
then-ear of Swartz it Corbett’s block.
was completed today by Superintend
eat Morris M. Norton and Contractor
Salvator Chariot. 1
1 1‘1Mreat1ba‘rgaln: Upright Piano 1 for
317115; former price 3276. J. W. Stud-
‘yvai ‘
1' emstock Bros are causing consider
an e um wtth their clothing discounts
They are certainly making induce-
meats large enough to make thinks
, ",hun1 and we iiuderstubd that things
are humming too.
The Rev. '1‘ B. McConnell will iec
ture tomorrow evening at the Norwaik
Methodist Church (111 the Cuban people
fox the benefit of the Kniirlit Street A. ‘ '
M. E Church. Mr. McConnell spent
a year in missionary work on the is-
land.
You get six dollars’ worth for only
11 twenty- livc' cents and an opportunity
1to secure a prize anywhere f1om fifty
to live hundred dolin1s.Particulars
in adveltlsement of Every Month Pub.
,lisbing Co.. In another column of this
1ND”
The four-masted schooner Better.
which grounded In Bridgeport harbor
the day the launching was to have tak-
en place was floated yesterday on -‘ths
high tide and appears to be uninjured,
It Is estimated that the costlof raising
the vessel from the mud will be $2 000
The committee unpainted by the
Bopzers‘ Comedians to arrange for a
dinner. went to Gregory's Point yes-
terday afternoon. and made several of
the arrangements for the affair. The
committee will report at a meeting of
the club Friday night. when he details;
a decided
“ The southern New England Tele-
phone Company has Caused to he locat.
led at the State Camp; Nlnlitic, a
special public station, with automatic
equipment, which will be maintained
by them until after August ill 7 92
During. the week of August 11
11st 16.1211 Operator and messon
be on duty for o convenience a th
National Guard 1111 general public.
11 _ For the Best Cuts oi Meat.
LL 1' giand ior Fresh Vegetables. go
11;,1. 1. p .1. ‘w'fi7.i. .5...‘
“ resumed operations today after a few
‘cdrdn
L ', yChu‘rdh.
wt 1 his scitied1 o‘n.
' of Brown’s College. ,
, being repainted and redecorute‘d. A
‘ gnu tabulated and redecorated
1. , .u ‘ p .-
1‘ his in: it handsomely reps out and.
lettered.1 . ‘
5 he Circuit 11. 111511.11 list Company.
logs. “7
Willis Fay. of CI str
1 position as 1116111 in the 8011 ha
Norwainbraneh of the New York Ciro
cer‘y ‘
This evening at 7: to such Reminds
ton' s class will hold its regular week
ly meeting -in- the First Methodist
A. W. Austin has a line of diamonds
eighty-live. Read his advertisement:
Biaokilshwsecording to those who
ought to knowwsilll form‘1tln'eo:
fourths of tho mnrine delicacies cap!
lured on the hook and lino of local
Nhilrods'.
u—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. .It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stnn~
darn brands. '
Ilncas Tribe Improved 011er of Red
Men will hold a regular meeting to-
night. It is probable the date for tuli-
lu the visiting hayrake to Bridgeport
John mine.
South Norwulk. will give an exhibition:
of touch typewritlng at the commence-
ment exercises of Brown‘ s College, in
Bridgeport; tonight.
The annual picnic of Grace Church.
Sunday school of Norwnllt. will he
held tomorrow at Pine Rock Grove.-
Should tomorrow be stormy the outlay
will take place the following” day. 11
Walter I. Gregory, ’of sill-1113111111,;
Mass, and William git. Gregory.o
Brooklyn. spout yesterday at the
home of their mother. 'Mrs Julia 0.
Gregory, in France street, Norwalk
George Mills. H. Roberts and Chuiles
Ii. Oakos. th1ee expert wood finishers
in the employ of L H. Decker, are use
crating tho interior of J. P. Topplns
handsome new villa at Sound Beach;
Goon. ‘ -
Charles Onkos. who has filled the
position of chef at John E. O'Sulli-
vans shore house at Gregory‘s Point
since the opening of the season. has
resigned and resumed his work as a
painter.
A party of young men, fifteen in
number are enjoying a two weeks
camping out on Smith’s Island They
are from the Church of the Holy
up their tests near the cottage of
George W. Stillman.
wWatCh the children carefully. Their
>heaith perhaps their lives depend on
keeping their bowels regular. Luxu-
aim is mild, but sure, and is a tonic
1 asides. 25 cents. .1
For sale by F. M Finch. ,
Daphne. Dallas owned by John F
Discos. of Greene rams. won the
fastest five heat race of the year at
CIeVeland 0.. Thursday 1 The last
heat was trotted in 1:9 0711. and
purse was valued at 85.000
The annual excursion 11111011311111
Fowler Post (I. A. It. to Glen Island
will‘ be mndéL Tuesday, August 12th by
the steamer Richmond leaving South
Norwulk at 9 o’clock. The Knowlton
Fife and D1 um Corps will furnish inu-
sic and the affair promises to be very
successful.
John Flynn resumed his active du-
ties as‘ manager of the Norwalk
branch of the New York Grocery Com-
puny yesterday. For several 11611118
Mr. Flynn has been sup'erl‘htendlng
the work at the store but has been
unable to do tiny large amount of
work until this week. _
The operators the New York
New Haven 1111' . nrtferd Irolid
will hold their annual comma hind
picnic. Sunday. August 24, at the
customary grove In New Rochelle
The tickets have been received In South
Norwslk. A large number of the «em—1
ployes are looking forward with pleas-
are to the event. ‘
he work of‘renovating the Norwalk
B ptist Char is progressing“ very
Italy. The interior of the edifice ls
how carpet will be laid the church oi;l
1 ha
many other improvements «will b ’
made. The exterior of the building
‘ iii also be reonIiltéd. ‘ 1
he committee of live appointed to.
make arrangements for the building
property will most this evening and
11 Those to
lice t I
sings a Comatock, of ew York. ‘
s .
(Esau "Nu it‘ll: '
t ‘ I’LL
M6 or in or '
recourse It Byington. 0! South
‘ l1 first; secretany toe-boiler
' a championship of
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city Councils will hold their regular? _ib
monthly meetings next Monday. svou-f ‘
as small In price as ten dollars and 1 m
as high priced as one hundred andi‘
Trinity, New York city. and have set ,
me LL
of a new high school on the Knudsen: your
‘ ford Pharmacy.
Supplies .
nascent a lbs s 111111
Jn‘ 1.11111 of layers of
Wood veneers toasther.‘ covered wit
heavy duck and Do I
1‘ Locustsn‘d _ ,
.gha‘nuv. on 111th ‘to.
listen house in. covered wit heavy
ck ‘brass ‘trimmih'gs fibre bluduul.
‘ amcr trunks
slats. two busily straps. Estes?
and llbro 11111111111011.1111 40. ‘.
steamer t1 no it w‘ith sheet iron bot
tum, brass look. a ‘
vns. 211. lnch‘w‘ilz. so,
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and iihrc ‘ b
doublet] lock sido‘
lites] bound 1111111111 covered with G-
oiince duck, have Eitcdlslor look 28
inch—44.
Canvas covered truphs with strong
111111 center hand and trimming, In ass
lock semen—.42 .50.
1~Bultcases of selected russet leather.
lroned and c1.',es.sed lined with [inch
and finished with straps 24-Inol1m35.
Deep cut bags of best bag leather
sewed by hand to heavy English
”frames brass lacquered trimming and
leather lining, Winch-«8.5.:
Telescope eases covered with can-
‘ lock,
and strong straps, 22 Linen-«131.25.. ,
Oxford Satchels. broom seal' grain
leather lined with linen. nickel trim
minus. 16 inch—~31 50 1
Japanese suit cases straw. light but
strong. 20 to 26- inchwsiho
Japanese club-bags. same style as
cases—«willie to $1. 25.
Shawl straps-«2% to tide. ‘1
Sole leather trunk straps 7 8 or 9
foot long—1291: and 6013.‘
Thlrd door.
TENNIS.
Tennis is the leading gums this sum.
mer Naturally. sportmcn’s corner is
ready with everything It requires.
Rackets and sets and holes and mark
on; and balls of the best sort.
B (I i rackets of ash. full size and
best American stringing
Special shape racket of lilih with ex
its good alumnae-84.1
Fine quality special rackhts strung
with English sub—16.35.
Good Spsldluy rockets for $2.
Schilling tournament rackets with
special stri log-36 « ‘
Wright is lined. bullion—$4 dozen.
Schilling belly—.83. 60 dos.
Victor halide-til. 76 down.
Every need for every outdoor game.
, Basement, foot main stairway. -
1111a sown-11m
Bridgeport.
coummos 1111 soon 15. L
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Mayor of 3111mm at Hotel Where
Republican Committee Met.
In its report of Friday nir'iht‘s meet.
ing of the Republican State Commit-
toe the New London Day says:
“During the evening some of the
members of the committee were look
ing over the hotel register. The 111111111
of Homer 8. Cummings. of Stamford
was recognized At the same m0-
1ncut M1. Cummings came doWu stuns.
The surprise was _.mutunl As Mr.
"Cunnilings's name has been mention
ed as a candidate for governor on the
Democratic ticket. his prusenco at a
meeting heathen incongruous. Ha use
Inbred those with whom he is acquaint;
all 1111111 his presence at the hotel was
b. coincidence. Ho had attended the
Bryan dinner at Boston and was on his
way home. Mr. Cummings occupied
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MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS ITL
HANDY.
:"My mother suffered a long time
from distressing pains and general ill
health duo primal-twin indigestion,”
says L. W. Spaiding. eronn Mo. “Two
years ago 1 not her to try keno. sue
are w better at once and now at the
its ' ythihg she
‘6: seventyslx. so. an
ants remarking that she tears no
(I effects as 3119 has her bottle‘of Kb:
Don't waste time doctorlng‘
0 after on. cause. If
Mensch is sound your‘lisslth who
be good Kodol rests the stomach and
oodtL
It is nature’r‘ own topic. 01! .
p . UP AT HARTFORB.
" ' -1 July 39 --A milligram
by Bill" Crowhi‘sy yesterday
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batterslmownms “Mount Corbett" says
he will item today and will train
is . .
. some
lo on. oil or nurse
wk 1
W 1,
Italy two ears and.
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to
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g "W'Ith‘ LLLii ,LII
vas, lined with cloth riveted handles ‘
on scope co. L
.1 the Connecticut department will
Republican State Central Committee '
strengthens the body by digesting youn-
will muko your horns new by
making It different while you are
enjoying a vacation.
Conic in at any time and
choose your papers and colors.
207 East Washington St
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Docket of the Norwaik Town Court
1 called Yesterday.
The docket of cases of the Norwaik
town court was called yesterday be-
fore Judge Joseph ll Taylor and those
cases were stricken off:
0.1. Ogden vs. Ida Burnstoim
:Duniel Nowromh vs. Allison F1 on
Clarihsn‘ A. Johnson administrntrix.
vs. Waiter A.Il Il'urko
Frances Lilurritt vs. Alice Clark.
Max Torioy vs.,August Wichman.
Williams d: Carlton vs. William Co
terminus. ‘1
William A. Leugett Co. vs. William
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A. C. Wanner vs. Ilormnn Malmo.
A. C Wagner vs. Cluistlun Larsen.
1A. C. Wagner vs. George Anderson.
ll. Finkcnstoln vs. B. Simona.
John Kirsch vs. Charles A. Buusmun.
Finals E Lally 1111. Charles A Bans
nine 11.
Charles T. Leonard vs Edward Me»
1- llruth.
Oliver E. Wilson vs Noah Wood.
"Louis VL; Ludlow vs. Robert Brow
William E vain vs. Michael 1.1111112.
Frank 0. Butler vs. Henry Nyait
Eugene Tones vs Fentou Pomcr'oy.
Horace It. Nash vs. Mary J. Kelly.
ll. Davis it Son vs Max Baratz.
Elizabeth A. Barbour vs. Bernard
Mctidweu.
Valentine Walters vs. John ll. Fer-
rel
1111111.: Waltersws. John H. Ferris.
Lloyd Marshall vs. Charles W. Le-
Count.
William W. Comstock vs Edward
Hines.
Oliver E. Wilson, administrator, vs
Catherine Dwyon
Another session will he held MLon-
L day, August 11, at which time motions
will be honrdcfor the restoration of
any of these. cases to the docket.
m. e. A. a. ENOAMPMLENT.
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Preparations for Trip to Washington
In Catcher.
Department (I nmvander N Eliot-:1
era will go to No Haven tomorrow to
attend a mention of the committee of
arrangements for the coming national
1 encampment. In Washington when liu~
al arrangements for the journey )of
.1
made. The department train Will
start from New 1I-Isvc118aturdny morn.
ing, October I, and will go to Gettys-
burg. arriving In Washington Monday.
Commander Roger-11' stall will con-
sist of a representative chosen by each
post I11 the state and the officers clout-
ed at the recent 1‘1ndumpmcnt in‘
Bridgeport. The headquartcis of the
Connecticut delegation have already
been changed at. the New Willard ho
tel. The headquarters of the Wonn‘
hitchfluiil. '
COMMISSIONER R088 DEAD.“
WASHINGTON. July 39.».Ionn W.
Ross. for tun-lye. yours a member of
the board of commissioners of the
District of Columbia. died this morn-
ing used his tone years. He. was
appointed postmaster of Washington
in 1888. which adios he held until up-
ns the Democratic member. of the
tvas prominent in educational work.
An nacidht method of L‘L
criminals was to force them too
low subtitles of bull’s blood. Bull’s
b nofiolson
ths‘prisoner usu died in s‘goay
causedb y the alien or burden
in {ET the bull l's loud in the stem
onlthe vitaILorgsnl almost always I
1111‘s Relief Corps will be at the
pointed in 1890 by President Hairison 1
board of District commissioners. He ; . ‘
poisonlnLL
at all. Yeti ‘
ressurs of this solid mass ‘
y2 lies-Man any A ericaii
ugllolih li‘iouds 111. the
presentitoduy at a redolent sold In
Bolivian/'11 Roman Catholic Church.
Muchay. The mom
the family present ware Cl’ar
on Miiilly, the Priucosb Colon'nu
with her younger son and the 1111111111
tor and two sons of tho (‘ountoss '1‘qu
hers
traced. remained at home with her
11101111111, Mrs. llunuerford The Conn
toss Toli'udl Is quite ill 111. the Whining—
hum hotel. Mr. Mu'ckuys body was
vent. whdrc it ill remain until taken
to America in September 101- ctobcr.
when Mrs. Mackay will accompany it
Today' 11 seivlce was confined to the
celebration of the mass for the deed
The floral dccmatlons of the chancel
were not cloboiutc and consisted
the valley. The mass was composed
by Father Charles Chain of London.
'. uhd was sung by a choir of, twenty ‘
Among those present were Joseph” HI
Chouic. United States ambassador 'to
. Great llrltnln: Commander Richardson
Clover, naval attache at London and
Mrs. Clover: Bradley Marlin. M111
Parkinson Sharps, Mrs, Multlund iter-
l‘unlerlck Ward and Jefferson bevy,
of New York. ,
OVATIONL TO 'BOER GENERALS.
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1' Gen. Bethasays Day of Surrender was
the Most Painful of His Life.
CAPE TOWN July 29~Gonornls Dc.
Iaroy and Boiha were given an ovation
yesterday at Stellsnhosch They were
driven to the town hall had each of the
two carriages was droves by sixty stu
dents. As a luncheon. which followed
the students acted as waiters. Caner-oi
Botha in a fooling address. said the
day of surrender was the most painful
of his life but now that it‘ had been
done he prayed earnestly that his
hearers should consider it God’ s wI‘.ll
‘ Although Afrikunder nationality. In a
manner. had been buried, it would re
main the most important factor In the‘
social life of South Africa: General
Baths paid a, tributeto former Presi
dent Steyn‘s abilities as a statesman.
“Now, let llssiopbotherlng ourselves
about politics.” said the general, “and
try to make ourselves happy in South
Africa because we have no home else
11 ore"
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Philadelphia May Have Enough to Last
Until September 15.
PHILADELPHIA. ‘
slated 0n reliable authority that the
be exhausted by the middle of Sop—
iomhcr. The reports that the railroads
plies they Have been holding in re
strike is said not to be 1 I11 only
one Important case. It was stated that
of the Pennsylvania railroad has any
by them In May. all of the others re-
Purposes.
vaniu that road had not such need for,
what little It had retained as it could
use its soft coal.
week.
ED.
erscn. presiding at a meeting of the
Anchor line today; said «that hometvard
been demoraliuedi‘or the past eighteen
‘ :months and that there was small pros.
nest of speedy Improvement. There
‘1 had been great disappointment at the
small maize crop. The general Am
erlcan freight outlook was unpromls
1113‘. Mr. Henderson said he did not
think the Morgan combine would in-‘
jurlously affect the Anchor line since
the uses had working agreements. All
interests Involved. he said. were now
er'vi‘cs in mem-
who was killol
3’
After this ser-
7 Many
on the tomb. am-
Ily were . 1
'3 (3111th Eduard. for the repose of the 211‘
‘ ‘ soul of John W.
not. Mrs. Mackuy, who is still 'pros- ,
taken last even 11: to Nottinghlll con‘ ‘
chiefly or large bunches of idiots of .
sey, M11 and Mrs. (leoigo (I Ward 1
corn. SUPPLY soon exsa‘usrco.
July. 29...“ In. L‘
supply of anthracite coal in the hands .. .1 1 ;.
oi‘ railways and deniors'hcro will at the ‘
present rate of consumptionprobably \
are turning over to the retailers sup g"
servo since the Inauguration of the 1
of the roads released the coal seized 1‘
taming what they have for their own ‘
lathe case. of tho Pennsyl.
This was the reason ‘
it turned a quantity of anthracite over '1
to some of its trade during the past .3
AMERICAN FREIGHT LDEMORALIZ. ;
LONDON. July 29 -—Richai‘d Ilend- '
frolghts in the American trade had ‘
' 1 which we are showingL include Photo ginavures Etchings and Waté
.. Friccs about one half their value; This offering affords another up
The service ‘
mgr United 1
through Then ve been bunched in 11L I.
(110511 out evern last one Of them
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Lot calorcd Shirt Waisis in Lawn Percale and
Chambrey, werth irom 50c to 75c. reduced to -
Lot White Lawn Waists.
Lace trimmed. reduced to
Large assortment of light and medium colored
Shirt Waists, button irout or bath reduced
Special Value at
Ladies' White Lawn Waists. lucked and em-
broidcva inm‘med. reduced from $l.25 and
SIM) ow ‘ 1
Colered Silk LChamlnLev Shut
Waists. reduced from SI. 50 to
dinary cements is, well unders
The price is now so low that Rose
dale cement Is, to an extent.‘ .111
crowded out. We handle the "‘A
which Is conceded to be the best,
on the market. Our sales of th .1 .
wont have increased tenfold Withl
a few years. If you are going ‘1to‘ll‘il
cement use “ATLAS " .
Of course we have the "Rosentlale
also, and our line of masons” build
'mnteriais, blue stone, sewer pipe, all:
is complete.
_uvf‘ .‘
You csn'uiiik'oL’u selection this week from a splendid usher1
Parlor rating; all medicine: have 11 ccn‘priced 1.. 511’ $375 and :7
Ourftockers. still.“ are beautiful In design and inviting. :i
way; 1 . L L
‘fThs’ excellent values oii’ered lnvl to. youx attention and thsl
invite you to own one - 1
THE ASSORTMENT OF FRAMED PICTURESL
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Norwalk Chronicler