use.” 'tl’ltiib‘ua 'Ilo.
La lee' Open ork. 2 for 25¢
Ladlea' Open ”Work: Lisle. extra
quality, 25c
Genta' Plain Hose, 2 for 250
Gents' Fancy 2 for 260
Summer Underwear. a complete. as-
aortment of all kinds. V! .l i *
t. K. marks,
40 I. 47 .W 01'. WAIHIN ON IT.,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk sud vlc nitVy: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. lorrdy weather
with local showers prevail this morn-V
ing in the Lake region and diong the
North Atlantic coast. An area of high
pressure. and pleasant Weather prevails
west of the Mississippi river. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity cloudy
weather with light rain, followed by
clearing weather tonight or Tuesday.
Total rainfall and mean temperature
for the past seven days. in New Eng-
land:
Stations. Rainfall: Temppratrrr
« . R n- Temper-
Stations. fal . ature.
Eastport, 1.50 62
Portland. .30 ’10
Northlleid. Vt. T. 70
Concord. N. 11.. .40 76
Boston. T. 78
Nantucket. l.20 72
New Haven. .25 78
Letter Carrier Joseph Tammany :
spent Sunday in New Haven
Rev. Levi W. Holmes. of Westport.
preached yesterday, at Itowaytou.
Miss Ellie Jessup has returned after .
a. visit of several days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winfield Scott, of
East Orange. N. J.. spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Mrs. Allbriglrt and son of Brooklyn.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Traendly. of Revvayton ‘
Miss A E Baldwin and Mir-rs Nina
Zelui'f will leave. tomorrow for a visit
of a (Nouple of weeks‘ duration in Lis-
......n
William J. Leland and Charles An-
rSUn. of South Norwalk. started to-
day for the Catskill Mountains, where
they will spend a week. V
Now is the chance for the late buyer
to get some handsome patterns in
white goods for waists. at low prices.
at the D. M llead Company' s.
, ——“l owe my whole lite L0 Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrol’ulous sores covered
my body. l seemed beyon cure. hi,
B. B. has made me a per ectly weii
woman." Mrs. Charles Hutton, Ber-
ville. Mich. '
V‘Clrarles Wycha, ofiEly avenne. whose
ee cap was broken several months
0 by a kick from it horse. has so
far recovered as to be able to resume
his duties at the J. ll. Ferris cos/l yard.
,At the meeting of Butler Dodge. No.
9?. l. O. 0. F.. Wednesday night. ae-
trip. will be taken on an amendment to
e by- laws, and as the matter is one
of lmportante, every member should be
preiient.
Frank Focarino, who was playing in
the bake shop of his uncle in lsaacs
place, last week. accidentally upset a
vessel containing boiling water, and
scalded himself about the logs. The
little fellow is resting comfortably.
‘wlt has been good haying weather the
{cat few days it hot weather counts fol
. ything in making hay Those having
grass to out have, taken advantageof
what the farmers call good haying
times. and have been “making hay
while the sun shines."
If you have not made a will. do so
r ht now. The South Norwalk Trust
ompany will faithfully and economi-
chllyV admins your estate in corn—
pliancé with ur wishes)
Comodore w. B. Unholtz slipped and
fell from his rm Kathleen yester-
day evening. in front of the Launch
Club float He went into the mud to
his w‘alst and into the water up to his
chest. He was pulled out of the water
by friends, and was none the worse
for his' wetting
Members of linen Tribe. No.26,
“no.0 R. M are partlcula ly rc-
nested to be present. in the Wva
o; the Sleep of the litfi Sup 0
1,oon G. S. D.. 412 (common er.a lrriy
.1903y), for t ra sing a of biejs
elefct‘b “11%" 11.1“ (16M rgy, oi
epison" will be
(rocketing: "Coma d yep
served it the“ calunr‘et" will be inV-VV
eluded fifths 'édifiemohl'omfi ' - ‘
The prevalence of cases of polsoniplé _
from' m’ércur'y or no Ts'on ivy malt es
an opportune. ting. to intern; the pub.
lie of a sure ,rpmedye for the trouble.
Ten drops of b in an ounce of
sweet 0111 the ul T q!
patter sheaf 9 Wfifia? fidhvwfifi
{Eh £11122? be' treqnehtly renew
silos rsasa‘
the
have served to. again Show that there rs no limit to its possibilities.
Who’d have dared Dithil that With the thermometer over 95. evern.
previous summer sale record Would be smashed to llindels! Yet
that is vihat happened.
here rs a new and heiohpr» eirnirk set.
i pill that Hill End lots are so attractive and so run at value that
g peepie will bun as mean as the storais able to but before. them.
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, Now the sale 15 running smoothlii in the grooves oi biiSiitess.
i The new salesiolks have settled to their Work. all the store machineril
; is doing its part nicelil.
; We. can (live non better service now. There are just as not
and as great Mill End values as on the first- did of the 5316 too; for
its guiding rule is: .
WORTHY GOODS Al Mill. END FIGU
AND PLENTY OF THEM
.ii in .- .. '.-r‘
_ “lazuli-t
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V“ "w 1i." .l.
Nobby Neckwear, Uniaundsred Shirts, Suspenders. etc. Tou'll Tind' this
men!» furnilhlng section or ours strictly upvtovdats. .You'li and priced very,
reasonable. Many of our men ioiks ii now this. Some may nonltnow it. 'tis
to these we talk now,
Men's Silk Four-iu-Hand, Teek, Strln g and Bow Ties, big assort-
meat. at 260.
The "Regal" Light Weight and the "P ennant" Double Stretch Sum-
- msrTSuspendsr. 25c.
we 1.36““ “1 011m) limiitha d mu reaghedV a, fiear “o___and Men's White Unlaundered Shirts, all linen bosom, reinforced beck.-
... T‘ d t a". t? S. and front Vail sizes, We each.
be con “810“ o aw Im’ Mea' Vs Son Negligee Shirts inV stripes o r figures 60c.
The “Power" Fancy Nominee Shirts 1 n white. also atripea and small
figures alislaea from it to 17%, at . . , 98¢ each.
Men's Balbrlggan Underwear Shirts, i orig or short sleeves; drawers,‘ ’
double seat, special value, at wrench,
Men's Natural Egyptian Shirts and I) rawern, soc value. qt ,, as each.
Men's Combed Egyptian Baibriggan,'a lso Combed Peeler. flange
Weave Shirts and Drawers fine. a uaiity, only each
Men's Fast Black Lace Lisle Half 110 as. superior quality, extu due
finish, worth 25c a pair; now only lie; 8 pairs for 50c
12m each i
Barker's Pure Linen Collars, all the newest shapes at
ES—- i
R 855-255 Washington St. 50. Norwilk. Ct.’
“it-“T m“ . “gr . . . . » , - -— .; ...-39...
V i. . ., . V, i r‘ .. 7; g u. g. audd' :When me is ”'h silrpad took 0 his leg." _
i! . .7“. . r.’ .'-V “9 ,i -: ya in d, ,3. V“ ' this morning he had such oufihoaghtf‘l "11%. and so progldentiaii" ,; ,
. " ‘ 1" ~ expression on his face Clara-Aim yet "Providentiai?"
,. , : . ‘anV ' there are some folks who claim that "That‘s what. it was the log-V with.
. _ . I, appearances are not deceltful.-Chi- the rheumatism in it "-—Atian ‘
cago News.
. solution. ,2;—
Mlas Helen Qulntard of Main streebi
is spending aeverai weeks in Maine.
A meeting of Humboldt Lodge Sons
of Hermann, will be held tomorrow
night. ‘
01d Well Hook and Ladder Com 1
pany will hold its monthly rneetingi
tonight.
One hundred best duality clothes
pins for ten cents. atVJVossloll‘s. .
Miss Edith Huntington. of Main
street, is enjoying a vacation in Spring
field. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Davis and
child. of Harbor avenue, are visiting
in New York.
One of ii. W. Wells and Cornpany' s
pile drivers is at work on Meeker's
dock' in “Norwalk
Charles E. Kellogg and Fred Sco-
ileld of Norwalk are enjoydng a va-
cation in new VYor k. "
WOrthy goods at mill end figures and
plenty of t em at the Howland Dry
Goods Company‘ a store.
George A.1i0yt.ot Elisabeth street‘
spent Sunday in New York city. and
today lain Dnnbury on business.
Miss Ethel Wilcox. of Norwnlk. has
been. re—engaged to teach in the
Greens Farms school next-year.
Mrs‘. 15': E. Coleman has giants in Nar-
ragansett Pier for the summer. She
will return the first of September.
John Sherry who has been the guest
of Mr and Mrs. Frederick B. Coleman.
of High street has returned home.
Mg” D. B. LVBell, who has beén visit-
ing rs. L.Watkins. of South Main
street. has dimmed to her home in
New Rochelle
Meat bbught at the Public Market is
rich tender, of fine flavor, and very
nutritious. h
Elite ill, daught of Congress
$3.1 11.111 of Norwgk, is a guest
atll the Jresid c9 of drain and Mrs.
VJohnLH qur‘y,
”I“ “13111.. '01
Tim!» J Stand:
Norwalk. will occupy the. first at the
Alfred Perry cottages in Fairfield. They
.wiii. tempo-sullen about July”. »
”Ends! 11%. Sound y,.VaVan V891
C31
b_ 0A “mil meeting bf‘COlflpBEXRD 3111
e e at t g Ar 1 W
night Alter e m’é’giing therefiawili
68m a school for non cemmissioned om.
gran.
vii-n...“
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. . ill 11 ,'
4-? he perch”.
.Bhn". 3‘. '.,.‘
i
lion 'trlpw r!!!
it?
i . ' V'neary earn. as ms. or
. rt. are to warmer of-tlffi
and attractive home in Grains
. . . It is allintg
them: samp-
til
it"s".‘dicidi: *
Wagi- Vand Untrlmrnad flat...
SOLDIERS ATTEMPT L‘YNCHING.
Were to Kill Two Men Who Fired
Shots at a soldier-1n LeavenWorth.
LEAVENWORTH, Kan” July '13-.
United States soldiers from Fort Lou-
enworth attempted last night to lynch
Eldridge Wilikms and Walter Brown.
ne'groea For over an hour-V310 eptérVe
police depnr at was kept as on -
ing the "outfit? Williams and Brown
had engaged ina rev/{with soldiers and
one of them tired a number of shots at
a “soldier The soldiers then congre;
gated in great number and it wasd
cided to lynch the noggin it they could
be found. Twenty- fire sold era and a
number bl cithens‘iwent t6, 0 homes
of Williams and Norm, near the old
fair grounds. . and surrounded both
houses.
Ropes had been' seinred and every—
thing Was in readiness for a lynching
Policemen with rides and revolvers ap-
neared on the scene. and by careful
manoeuverlug. succeeded in getting the
men away to the police station. A
number of soldiers with rbvolvers were
arrested. but wereJater released.
NEW COMET UIgDER OBSERVA-
SAN JOSE Cal. July 13. ——Prof. W.
W Campbell of Lick Observatory
gives out the following:
“The comet discovered by Bore‘lll at
der 0 servatio by uriona members
Morse ups th‘ weeks ago has been
of the Lick Obieryatory start. it
on to be an. mutually interesti ob-
Ject. Its brightness has incre ed
very rapidly until it is now as easily
visible as a fourth magnitude stsr.
"On Monday evening ob rvgrs
should experience no dlfilculty ya “do-
testing it about one or two degrees
southwest of the bright star Alpha Syg-
'ni [in motion is carrying it south-
.westward about five degrees daily.
While it is always ullsafe to m a pro
dictions as to how bright a comet will
grow. yet more is little doubt that this
will be a fa ery conspicuous oVb ect in
the evenings. in ‘fhct, l at it to
’bo theV Vbrightast comet of the past ten
gyears" _ V V
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TVVVVO 3H RGLARILEB.
2i 1'.
I ii is O‘South Manchesterwoua'e'a Entered and
Ranacked.
SOUTH MANCHBITER July 13.—
wo houses in this town _ arson at-
;d be sburglars laieVBthul‘dg (1%wa h3?
ar unda are n n t e ouse
rhinitis Milton‘s» strategies:
ightspednway beteraha could. more
much plunder. a small amount of mon-
ey sthe only thing missed by $11.
. 8use of Night Opeldfiigssg 4:ng
as be entered and her burglar
.. . V§cured $12. The police arrested a man.
at soon alterward released him. There
tiara-been four burglaries in South
Manchester within the past week.
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S. S. Tillotson
ANNUAL CLEARANCE
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Tmlmmed
44;- «~ on ...
Mflllneflr
,Ala'o ’gtoht redaction ta. Wyom-
rug
Mourning Hats and his reVatad.‘
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Schaub 5 Market
John whoring;
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Phone 141-3. E
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ALWAYS READY
TO PAPER YOURVROOM
We are so well equipped not we
can commence papsring your!
rooms at amen- allnrt notice.
Corns in and look over the ,
design we have; we are .V,-. .
dent that they. tar surpass a
large proportion at much higher "I i‘ .
...... In Men SV and Ladies Shoes and Men 5. Ladies’ and MisseS’ 0x-.
The New Laequerel. -i n .;
folds. Factors Ends and Conniermands oi the Best SilOe Fee?
”1,; X‘r
to lies in blind. We have selected the best at the roses} prices
ajr‘rd can save iron modes on everu pair of these Shoes and Ox'
3 varnish and stain combination,
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
207 Ell "Milli“! Street.
lords: plentii to select from. from A to Eli. .;. -:- -:~ 4. -:+ V
tilt la and ril a up also; IL” A"; Li”: ‘ :f '1‘“ ‘1
......n; Don't mini this chin to high (hid sin n Oxford it a its Phi
Bass. 8c; Porgies. Be. All other kinds ‘ .
“3"" Fine vrci Kid Oxford, 0. watts.
£3.50 kind, at ....... . ................
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Ladiea' Fine Kid Oxfords patent 11p. '
extension soles the $3.00 kind, special
_ factory and lot.
of Fish selling at renewable prices.
5%”
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CAPT. DUGROSS
East mid of Washington Street Bridge.
Mien’a fiatant’ Cait,‘Lace Shoes, 0.
welta, good Vahapee, all sizes, the 03.50
... . “.
Ladlea' Fina kin Oxfords, a to as, '
patent tip. mm dole. cab-o heels,
Old Salvation “1331101“! Shoes Vat. ............ .......... worth $3.”, factory countqrinarld . -
Shaman? less a ;- : . --
. Mene's Patent Leather and Khl ’b‘h- ’ ’ Ladlee' Fine Kiri turn Criteria. ballin‘
‘ Fine Pat. Le‘a'ther Oxfords, Ladleo'
fordl. weltl. fled toll. Ill altos, ”.50
' Fine VKid, dandelion eels Oxfords.
Logs ol Snmg Lllnb, lit: up, and “bounds. at
Fore Quarter Lamb, We up. - ‘ .
Pot Ross, me, up. .... ' , _ , ‘ . .. .9 _
‘ 1' ' . > “‘1'" WW? ‘0“? "D an... walk. I . threw. Gamma kid ‘ina ode-8V
Rib Roast of Beef. 12c up. .
handsome Shoo, “10.33.00 talk of, the Kid 0mm), mum ." “I... "K...
Chop p M Beef (898cm) town, It ..... L ................... V. . . . ' bl lot of them _____________ , . _ , . . _ . ,
10cm; SMH‘JSO 3. .. , .. . , . .s .V .
Boiled Ham. 'VIVOc lb. 1 ' 1—. VV
2 $215 / .
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non. can. suing...» , . . . = . . d. . ...
some: out Tip Iala., hank“. mun-m childrene KI pr 9-
Msmkew “with“! °!. "'5 Met; ' ' . Wool fobrd'e factory ends, size m‘n
ice and all kinda Vol vegetable-V at low 1’9!‘V:VV°'1¥ 'P‘VdV'. “‘9 51-50 kind. at .. V 7 to law! 2.." ' ... .. ..... .. V
prices. . . . . ,
at it»; ."r’ "‘ ‘ “it. '“'. t Vie r‘- . Hi *‘7
Lair. emu K: d 0mm. good baths
and line aha-m. hard to not in $15.
ona' back c‘ahm Shoes, Iayo' fin. ..Vé
nib, ruhhc ales, special. Men's Duck
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Norwalk Chronicler