WEATHER FORECAST.
For tNoa‘wullr and véginity: Fair to-
an all mile“ .979 97-- 7
fit durin th‘g past two ty- four
Mills in Kansas and Negaska, and in
1 t orthern portion of ow 31 n
a%%€along the south Austrian(aghast.M
Thiui vicinity is now on the outer edge
on up tires of high pressure and pleas-
out w therwhich is central in the
iakere tin: ‘ ditlons favor for this
vicihity continued cool and pleasant
weagher over Sunday.
Miss ours Hart: who was taken sud
denly ill in a confectionery store in
South Main street is improving nicely
now.
~Latest Fail Styles of Derbleg.
OBl‘i en.
The Y. M. C. A. and the Lockwood
Manufacturing Companys teams, are
to play ball this afternoon on the Bax-
ter grounds.
The Connecticut lodges of the A. 0.
U. W., will hold their annual outing at
Savln Rock Saturday. August 23. A
ilnoqtime is expected.
The Consolidated Railroad Com
may will have another excursionvnext
Friday to Newport, R. L, and a large
number of Norwalk people will attend.
~50c bottle of. Oil.- Iihorba gives re-
her to suffers from malaria or rheuma
tism. Try it. .“
The, membersof the South Norwalks
Fife and Drum»00rps..wenc to Danbury
thissmwxdnsvato urarlicinotcain: a na-
rude and entertainment in that place.
WOW—Ir
Danbury and Paliquiquo Cabins of
Wo‘txluhoppers Will go to Georgetown
on the evening of Labor Day and will
organize and institute a new cabin of
Woodchuppe’rs in. connection with
Colgrt' Georgetown, Foresters of Am-
er a
-—A~no_ther cut in prices throughbut
our entire stock, Which “motif be 'sold
before Se‘pt lst.M .S. Sml & Co.
All ontortaihmdiff and ion cream-
saic for the bé’fléllt- of the Silverlpine
M. Pl Church-g! will be held in the Sil-
verniiiie sons or Temperance Hall
Tuesday evening. August 25th? Miss
Gertrude Lyon. slocnt'l‘onlst, of Non
walk; who assisted at a recent enter-
talnment will give a number of read-
lugs. There will also be vocal and .n-
strumental music. making a program
that will no doubt please all who
attend.
The next meeting of the Chiefs of
Police Association of Connecticut and
Rhode Island. will he held at Savin
Rock. West Haven. on Wednesday, Au~
giant 2?. The chiefs will meet at the
West Haven police headquarters at
10:30 a m. and will proceed by troi~
icy to the Sea View hotctl. where the
meeting will be bold and dinner serv-
ed. Captain Glnty. of Dnnbury. will
read a paper on "A Just Court for Po-
lice Trials ” ,
windiest Youman and Young no.
bias. O’Brien. .
Many spcr men are preparing for
the annual on the short birds.
but a chanfib iii the law this your will
dampen order considerably. for
this sea SA 3 law is out off on rail
birds on a“ of all videos until Sep-
tember l. a It your ”and many pre-
viqns mm o lenient, old Adlbiit 19.
Ind there are many who do not know
of the choosing. A penalty is. of
course. provided for all those who do
toybh’untlnx or these birds before Sop-
em r1.
ll
deli'omoWss. live cents per court. at
Stevens.
The Now Canaan firemen expect to
hold their annual picnic at Smith's is-
land on Labor Day. Those who desic-
mnttond should bond their names to
the committee be re Asians
cumin Goalie
Brit tri'i'hn.
«51ml.
ad“ will show.
‘; If yobrarodnforested to know how
in Road Company sometimes ‘
7docs things land of course you orb)
‘tiirn to the second‘. page and read the
hand. used thirtwtwol mus. took a
so 7775.
bed. domes 811mg
of)
company's announcement» .
winds Mutton, false 15:: Shoulders
of Mutton. 78o}; Hsyss’ s1
The funeral of D917." Benedict will
bohfidw fro}? hisllatggeotimzbua. 5110.6 k
W76 as. “.8 .li . O’Ic on
Mb'gday dftornotgii. interméiiti will be
in Pine Island cemetery; 1 i
Benedict Hess. of Windsor, a farm
dose of acoilite burnistake. Tucson-Ry
morning. no thought he was drinkini‘z
dwlhiskey. it is thought that he will
18. .
W
«Everything must be sold at our
Removal le‘. see the bargains. M.
s. Smith 8: Co. I
A certificate of associationmas been
illed in the oihce «of the secretary of
the state by the Mlz'pah association of
Branford a charitable o‘r‘ganis'ation.
having for its object the procuring of
heroes fer dependent children
There was a reunion; or the Pope
family at the herbs of F. B. Pope
Derby, Wednesday. There were mem-
bers of the family from Middisbury,
Rye, N. 55.,
present.
Woodment and Seymour
V -—Suprem‘o Court 10c Cigars, aroma
tie and fragrant as‘ a rose. .
Miss Theresa Luder‘s, of Dnnbury.
who. was bitten by a supposedly mad
dog several weeks ago, has brought suit
for damages against Bernard S Tny~
longed“ The suit is for 82, 000 damages
and costs.
S
Thomas Johnson. of Danbury, is to
be tried in Bedding. Monday, on the
charge of violation of the liquor law
Johnson was arrested a few days a 9,
while, it is alleged; he was deliver
bottled beer in that tow, a noaiiccuse
community.
The health committee of the New
Britain council has recommended the
‘Ibolo‘gna factory to be‘ declared a uni—
sauce.
rented that the factory be removed
four weeks.
.., .
nnnce in relation to the erection of
buildings. The new no will be more
strict than the old and by it fire es-
capes. fire balls. or passages between
buildings, and even the sore of lumber
to be used, will be specified.
~Vsry few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Drown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
g—quw‘ ,
over advertisements, especially this
season of the year when great reduc-
sary articles. For instance, the How
summer garments and today tell you
all about it in their ad. -
Walter A. il‘ubbs. a well-linown char»
acter about the streets of New Britain.
was found dead in badlast nlsht. The
medical examiner. after viewing the
body; decided that spoploxy was the
cause or death. it is not known lust
20w long the man had been dead. He
no that was alive» 515:1de nior'nint.
Timothy Flynn, a summer resident
of Shippan, while fishing roff Shippan
Faint. caughfiivbass wels‘bin‘p twenty
pounds. which measured about three
.75'
~llhwldor steak, two pounds for 25
cents, stratovcsl'. - -_
Hartford, Milford Oxford Nansatuck. ~
for to whom, it is alleged, the‘dog be- ‘
Dr. Dick's Medicinovcures- Malaria.
The council by resolutions di- '
from within the city limits inside. of I
Bridgeport is preparing a new ordis '
itis, wiseto spend time in looking ‘
tions are made upon useful and neces. ‘
land Dry Goods Company has reduced .
leoti e h it is probably 1 raw "
until 11ng {has in the" wmlfir’tne .
doiihd d‘wli‘h it had line for many a ,I
ay.
‘ White 1 us waists wort 51.75 to
$2. sis-rise... '
Colored gidghhni‘ waists worth 600
to $17735 (3.
colored waists ,wcrth taco—50c.
11‘ 5 colored waists worthldll
6.93 5 III-75 5.0
e Shirt waist suits of tiercnlo and ging. ‘
hamlePth w 190 “I6 M‘ 76.1 "
waits pillt‘le skirts worth cadence.
to $ .75d~9 955.
Laws dressing sacques..worth 75c
and $171739 .7 , .
ed cloth.- mourns-796 c. ‘ .
Lawn wrappers figured and striped.
worth $1 to $297 of ,
Boys! Russian blouse suits in sizes
2 to 4 ‘wmth $550541.
Buys' Russian blousdmuits of linen
gingham, worth. 1732,2574“
Childrens pique roster-0 and auto
coats .
worth $1 and 91‘ 26—77%.
worth $1. fill-81.
worth $2 to 3235—4150.
,: Summer corsets and girdles sizes
ill to 35 worth 50c and 75c—35c.
Can’t promise any particular
after today .
lot
, Second floor.
MEN'S WEAR. ‘
Seine gloat chances for men, too.
Negliguo shirts worth $1 and.$l. 25,
white" and colors, good patternswiific
Stock ties, all colors, worth 25c—
12550.
White gauze shirts and drawers,
worth blip—79in:- ,
Jersey-ribbed Shirts and drawers,
white with narrow blue stripe, worth
(lilo—«39¢.-
hammocks asnuoso.
A last sharp price-cut to make lively
work of the low hammocks still left.
Hammocks worth 91. 25-45:}.
: Hammocks, wonthrfljilwydlabll;
'I‘hird- floor, take elevator.
was slowdown
DRY GOODS CO»
Briidgeport.
.............. .'W ..,...—
r.
“RANGES
will advance in price
32 till next. season.
Manufacturers have
given us notice.
Place your orderihis . 7
year. ' ,g
‘ . They Will never be
r , ohcapcr.
' 2":
99M Rfllllll
511% iron.
institution in
Ll on and piuus‘ skirts; worth 71.25
~ Kimono wrappers of loudness hallo ii a
‘ ‘ are nee.
raisin handgun who arenas
‘f dress
is
lug as a young girl
' mains of Lyman Daniels.
' “Mil oh bite“
T‘gl‘lie ‘ L
g has sons
57 world come on man.
is passed over into Slap
,. a great number of momi
_ on vacation at of town.
‘ ' ark. There
7 and praise
‘ Seats
wand Faisiisid‘ avenue. Rev. 3.;11‘ .‘
' HumphriesarccthSsrvices tomorw‘
row :I Buy Communion 8 a. in;
Sunday! so cal 93461 a, up; ‘thuny;
Holy Communion and sermon,- 11 a.
in; evening prayer and short ad-
7: 30 ,p. m. Choral service
1 first under, in every month.- 7
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION
aou'rn noawanx MlSSiQNs—REG
ular service tomorrow afternoon ui’.
9:15 o clock. I. Smith; of Port Chas.
tor, will be present and assist; in the
service. Come and bring your
frie Everybody Welcome.
0 RMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN. EVANGEIJIGAL CHURCH;
Charles A. Bmokcnlier, pastor—Ser-
vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
ocio‘ck, in the Swedish Cbngroga-
tionai Church
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
ST. PETER'S millilCiinev.F F. P.
Wilhelm, of Bridgeport, will branch
at 71870 o'clock. tomorrow night
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVIGE.
FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 800"?»
ty. Norwailb—Begular Sunday ser«
vice at the Reading Room, Masonic
building 51 Wall street at 3 p. m. .,
testimonial meeting. Wednesday ev~_
cning at 8 p in. To both services
the public is cordinilydnvifed. Read
ing Room open to the public each
Week day from 2 to 6 p. m.
SALVATlON ARMY.
THE SALVATION ARMY. 18 South
Main strectheetings every night
(except Tuesday at 8 p. to. Sunday.
Holiness meeting.10:30 a 111.; praise
meeting, 8 p m A special effort will
be made to make the meetings a hen-
slit to all who attend. Everybody
welcome 0. M. liedItone Captain.
A WONDERFUL BLIND GIRL.
7. There is awealtny young woman
living in Philadelphia who has the
misfortune to be blind. When travel-
she contracted
Roman fever in .ltaiy and 7 lost her
sight. She is the only living member
of her immediate family now and 0c
copies a handsome house in the real-
deuce part of the city. She has a
companion who, elilQm leaves her
but the ability a shows for conduct
ins her own affairs in spite of her
misfortune is Wonderful. ilor re-
,gg‘ualning senses are marvelously acute.
and it seems to pcoplo ‘who are not
well acquainted with her almost on-
canny. her cognizance of everything
going on around her. On one occasion
hnoonblll. when her companion was
.1 away at dinner. time. the boiler clt‘h
' or by intent or mhlossncss. failed to
place the flowers on the dinner table.
‘ guarding“ to his custdn.
if he ex~
cted to evade the duty ho was this-
akcn. The mistress ofIthe house had
hardly enters ..the dining room when
7 fish a discovers the omission. "James."
-- Ibo said. . “you have forgotten the flow-
~‘ ers tonight." .-
MAN'S SKELETONuFOUND-
ONTVILLIihfiunst $8. «The skel-
.'a can man was found on washes.
"all $116997de about“ two miles
so or Lake Pond; New London's wet
or supply. it is 55mm to be the re
an aged
since
us re cent dummy. I
‘7 %NlFmoNt Ahiuilw ‘28. AThoé trial
, d"
' .ra‘ce proceeded.
‘ ed
11 t “75%” ‘ if“
mtenwgs satldfnctoraiiy ddiu
”Little Diillt entered
by Thomas Ward. did not finish the
fourth heat owlng.to an» accident. one
of the wheels came off; but fortunately
Driver Harry Leonard was not injur-
The. summary of this race fol-
lows: 1‘
Walter S.. B. G., Mr. Bone.
bills, Mt. lgirlie, 11.1., 1 1 2 ‘1
JessioB ..,M Ell Mead.
lb'eutport,B 4 1 3
Prince 0.; B. 6.. Messrs. Stew~
ar‘t‘. Bridgeport 1 2 2 3 2
Little- Dick‘, (lb: GI, T. Ward.
Norwalk 3 3 i
The nurse was distributed in the
Order named. Eli Mead g.sts second
money for Winning the third best. The
horses which did not put in 11117 appear
ance ware Kate McDonald, (1 bay mare,
owned by W. Wineg‘a‘r. of Rye. N. Y..
and Lottie B. a black mare, Owned
byI ll. Benton, ofN‘o.roton The first
named animal, it was stated was ‘too
ill to trot. .1
W. A. Howarth M H Glover Leigh
Tripp and Thomas Quinlan. Harry
nouncer. ‘
The timers were W.‘H. Snyder and i.
G Hamilton, of South Norwulk
The New York Sun this morning
contained the followmg regarding the
remarkable feat of Mr. Bedford s
team:
“Driven by Charles T. Redford. son
of their owner. E. T iledfords fast
tioitors. York Boy, 2: 08% and Barney.
2:1334, lowered the pole record for
half mile tracks at South Norwalk
Goon.- yesterday. from 2:11:14 to
2.15%. Prior to the Brooklyn toam' s
great feat Bertie Girl and mate driven
by M1. Moorchous’e, Toledo, Ohio, hold
the record so for as is known by statis-
7tician‘s. As York Buy and Botany hav“
been raced all season. including the
recent meeting at Brighton Beach
their advent as a team is indeed bril-
llant they not having heretofore been
driven double regularly.
. "On Saturday last young Mr. Bed-
ford move York Boy to wagon to a
the 2: 10 held Jointly bv the Monk and
John A. McKerron. Within an hour
however. Mr Smathers drove Lord
Derby in 28: 075%, completely eclipsiug
the mile ofv Yorkno
A. Pozzuno cm.
Aged Harwlnton. Nan Continusn to
Live with Temperature at 94.
A case which for the past {cur
munths has puzzled the attending phy-
siciap anal which well known special-
ists who ave been consulted have been
unable to explain says the Torringion
Register, is that of J. Minre Baldwin.
a resident of Harwinton Center. who
is suffering from an illness contracted
some time‘ ago.
The case is a most singular one.
since the patient lively on under cir-
cumstanccs which medical. men had be—
llevéd it to be impossible for life to
remain in the body. For nearly or
quite four menths. the patient, who is
seventy- four. years old. continued to
breathe with his temperature at iii de-
Yesterday. had there been n case on
3.9mm where the patient. survived on-
sr similar conditioh's for a p‘erIOd of
more than forty4eisht hours. ,
Though r. Baldwin’s condllllih has
improved within the past was. his
s are leav 1: thing undo“ to de-
termini: tho‘ulul to of the illneiisi‘
‘W
QBIAQL‘K 0N MM: WGONNYDRW.
Aooostotl In 05'. J
W i
Hansel! W)“: Barry Poll.
ohei’ostniaiiter M.”
worth ohzbaniolson. was attack-
ostedivcry civil
lookinffor some children:
tried til til
bltl fill“.
s
1:5.an with ‘il
*oridsibioboht inch :‘to or
7' lilhof polio
The judges for the afternoon wcro .
1. Bennett was this started and an
world' a race record of 2: 08%. lowering .
greed. Never before, said his physician "
is pr pounced .'hopless. althou
$8 specialists ivno have ”bash could tillhr
évd,’ Mtiovcnina, in‘ a lot a love rods
)fyzom tgbir home. She had boon bony.’
ly byhmanwlho
old hibf who thought they must . ,
for .11me borers.
FANCY DRESS STUFFS.
Excellent for school dresses, and you
0
kn price. ‘
About 20 styles of neat Fancy Mixed,
Suitings, 38 inches wide; these were
and Shepherds Plaids, width 40 to 45
inches. 50 and 59c goods. at.. .39.:
You may cbooseflrom any of our
Fancy Suitings, formerly selling, at 55c
and 75c at........ ..............49c
FANGY TAFFETA SILKs.
Good picking here.
7330 Wash Silks. now. ..,..255
' 500 Wash Silks, now” .391:
79c Fancy Silks, now. . ......... .59o
$17 Fancy Silks, now ........ ....75o
SOME WHITE. oooos BARGAINS.
All White Goods are priced reduced,
as follows:
3799c Corded P K at ............ 29::
All 20c Fancy White Goods are
now ........................... 151:
All 250 Fancy White Goods are
now ........ 17c
\
OLSEN’S‘“
r
asses.s00ld1il‘lll
we
7 I1 ;pot miss this opportunity.
I Wiiisht is prophets.”
tonnes. urns many cw»
buy them about one third under reguv Women’s 10c Jersey
45c and 80c: choose from them‘ at. .2907 j‘
' A dozen styles of Fancy Mixtures -
ers
25c Corded ,P K at... ........... 19o
THE THIN UNDERWEA‘
AND WDMNN
Note the or ice nedndti
u:
Women's 17c J‘s’r‘scy
Women s 250 Ribbed y
.......
All 500 Ohfilolnj Mada
elastic sides. . . . . ,. 7
THE WASHA SKIRT
Skirts, fancy in formed,
$1 to . ..
ed to.
CHILDREN’S S
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Women’s Glazed Kid Buttonand Lace at
Women‘s Patent Leather-lure Shoes.
Women’s Patent Kid Oxioicis. _‘ 7
Men's RUSSei‘t Kid aud‘Welt Shoes.
Méns Patent Leather Seal TooI IBals. ~ 7 1-1
Mon 5 ViCi Kid and Box Cali Oxfords; ’ ‘
Shoe
Eiuu Thursday
response TO TAKE ososns ‘F‘on 1-113 oLAaIl‘i
eves EXAMINED FREE NEXT oars, aueusr 21..
MY GLASSES
are doing more to relieve human lty of headache and nervousnesl
any drug or combination of drugs ever did. and the relief is per .. '
POPULARITY INCREASING. .
Dr. Wright‘s popularity increases at each visit be main in
city. His remarkable headache cdrca arc the talk. autopsies! I.
' Are you one of those who have not taken advantage of his apes ,
,5 it so visit him at Mahaokomo Hotel next Thursday. «His low
, smoke it possible for anyone to take advantage of his skill.‘
My so an cruisers 11:50th it "
secular. orrcn FOR This View. “‘
iwiil give to over person purchasing a. p.,alr of. my 0
lsdydi‘ra’ino blade h'y‘ the
wrid. This frame has a writtenlgun‘mntco to wear ten, 7 77
Blue Grey and 0x Bl '
..-.1
Crash Skirts redu
White Pique
trimmed reduced fronifl
$2.25 Pique and crass
.y--..
39c Lawn Bonnets 1197!
59c Lawn Bonnets, now
I89c«Lawn Bonnets; now
is
largest optical
u p. Poo o with sadachss- and nervous troubles are read
' ‘ aiming.“ only as possible. then Dr. Wright can give th
of headache and eye strain cured
iilsiaud carpal-lenses Dr. all/rim “
with bileno'Dollmillu ‘
crunches cousins-s it
Norwalk Chronicler