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T DNES PAY. JULY 15, 1903.
» . Alm'ando for Tomorrow.
[we 4:33; sols 7:24.
It ds 2:1i1 a. at: 3:25 p. m.
INO .ENTINEL TELEPHONE
s CALLS.
m alertness Office.
dditorlal Room.
» 1‘th 013., Norwalk,
‘ I ,ltlonos.‘
no of the French navy are to go
tithing for porpoises, not only he-
poses they are expected to furnishdlli
”his targets; but because they are
Qty destructive to fish. These inter-
tin'a creatures feed on fish which
heir teeth, from forty to fifty In each"
, are admirably adapted to catch.
ht! echoes of them will pursue the
shoals of herring, mackerel, pilchards
(lather fish Into bays and estuaries.
, 9y sometimes even ascend rivers,
pp‘nenily in' pursuit of salmon, as far
in the water is brackish. Though the
ion, the oil and the flesh of the pan
.‘ ail-e all useful, its pursuit for com-
morals! purpose is not sufficiently keen
it'o hoop the numbers down. So they
, "are to be attacked by the French war-
;llilpa ond, considering the rapidity of
. their‘movemonts and their sudden ap-
leat‘ancea and disappoaranccs, they
should provide excellent practice Ill
Sharpahooting.
. Now while It, Is warm it is cheering
to read that anthracite in almost
, boundlesaruuantlty has been discover-
id in Routte county, Colorado, on the
. Vilne‘of the new Motfatt railroad. Pro-
‘ fossorlake. who for many years 0c.
spied the chair of geology at the Slate
‘ Bchbolot Mines. vouclios for a four-
3than [not vein of anthracite in a field of
hiténlinous coal'on the Yampa river
[t at approilmates 440 square miles.
The deposit is on the plateau about 250
miles northWest of Steamboat Springs.
861119 of the veins are said to be fifty
eefithiok. The anthracite feature.
31,” Professor Lake, cannot be overes-
timated. The only anthracite fields Ill
be west are owned by the Colorado
iii and iron Company, at Crested
trite.
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(Deborah In Hartford Courant.))
Champagne-colored silk veiling is a.
most charming material for a visiting,
_ Vin it the wearer has a bright, com;
ioxioll. t... .-
- as girls has discarded the how
the top of the head and are only
3 one, placed either at the nape
neck or just. above at one. side.
' ’ .setva unlined salad while the
. t' ,mometor Is soaring above the nine-
titans—don't do It anyway, but. on 11 par-i
tictllarly hot day use plenty of ice and i
have the lettuce fairly crackling.
The "lemonade boom" Is not confin-
ed to New York and the larger cities.
" Hartford and ,Ita suburbs boast of a
‘ good number-10f these small-boy pro~
ptlotora whose‘plncos of business are
the curhatone,
. The Sun speaks of certain plaid
linens, in appearance much like lrisll
flip. which'are finding favor with
’ illsn women for morning frocks.
and, a fino'ailky. linen, appropriately
undid ‘toilo-merveillense, la fashioned
41111} the m at elaborate of costumes.
' “were ked which was the most
nibr of all dress 'fabrlcs at» the pres-l
on time i should say linen. and: feel
that ’I was not far from right.
0 past week has been the means
ringing out the lingerie hats which
are waiting for suitable weather.
umeare with airings and some with-
tlt, a rye have Ostrich feathers, and
cores "are flower-trimmed. tlieselm-
' ,uiometlmes having their crowns sol
with flowers and their briuis a mass
.iacoodged _fl'ills.- Apple blossoms
a about the prettiest flowers l‘vc
m on these dainty hats. ..
rfllllok'an’ ch from The Brown
Wk 0!. Boston: Cut into dfce, two
Minus also raw potatoes. Put into a
' ~ .nltll two tablespoons of olive oil,-
' n hot add the potatoe dice, stir
«from burning and cook for Me
., .Then add half a teaspoon of
, a cup in boiling water, a
clove htgariic, a' cup
, n outline. and salt to taste. ov-
, find. cook till the potatoes are done.
‘ frequently.
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instead -'f
. riElairic Lights.
,Mf
,Iast night,
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TODAY'TN W'ALI. eraser.
NEW YORK, July 16.—~Today’s stock
market opened With indications or fur-
ther severe liquldntion. initial tran-
sactions caused new low rocol'ds In the
Steel stocks. Alumna Connor.
Consolidated Gas, Ambition. common
and preferred; at. PinhPonnllylvanla.
;‘ Till rsariudraoo.
W
Has an Air back That Works Some-
wiiat on the Principle of a Bagpipe.
The peeping-frog, whose voice Is us-
ually the first to be heard In the
spring, and the last to be silenced. Is a
tiny. one—inch, yollowish-brown tree-
Minn . frog. with a few dark stripes and spots.
lllllillld lie, “1:“, (llgllbililltl: It has round disks on the cod of its
and ”in“, less “a“, issues. There toes. and those unable It to cling to the
twigs anti leaves of the tiers. iii which
it lives all summer. Like most other
frogs. it returns to the swamps to
spend the winter In tllc mud. and in
the spring Its eggs are laid In the wa-
ter. silys Woman‘s Home Companion.
The “peeping" is the love song of the
male. who has a vocal sack ill lllt‘
throat. When the frog wishes to
prep." llc inflates this sack with air.
and his throat is diutendcd llniil it
terms a room. glislwning white bub-
ii'e.e iaigc stiles oi these stocks. litany
of them clearly of a forced character.
Supporting orders not ill presumably
by . Important «banking Interests.
bloukht, a check to the downward ten-
dency soon after the opening. and
there was complete recoveries in St.
Paul, Pennsylvania, Union PaCiflc and
Nortolk and Western. Elsewhere in
the list prices rallied fractiouslly to a
point or more. A noteworthy feature
Was a one point advance on the day
In Erie first preferred. The market
continued It‘Vtrl‘loll and unsettled all
through the tits! hour.
'l'he rally of the Iirst hour was not
well sustained. the end of the morn~
lug session witnessing a renewal of the
early selling movement. In the course
of which even lower records wcru
touched. lllgll class sccurltiis, such as
St. Paul. New York Central. Pi-nnsyl-
vania, Union Pacific p_fti.. Delaware
and Hudson and General Electric were
iorccd to Iowar levels, as were also
the Steel stocks and Rock island. A
number of specialties also broke pre-
vious low records. The selling canto
from all parts of the room and was
again largely for outoof-town account.
Chicago and the Middle West, as well
as Philadelphia and Boston all sold.
Traders took advantage of the demor-
ulized state of affairs to pound the list
all around. Ill the special class Weat-
Illg house brokc thnty points alld
Brooklyn Union Gas 5%. Pullman
liar stocks sold off on moderate solos
and elsewhere ill lllc group of Inactive
issues there wcre marked recessions
Another covu‘ing moved the rallied ‘
market slightly Just before noon but, ray‘or & Calder.
the tone of the list was still distinct- ’
ly Irregular. with markcd weakness in IN Washington St..
the bond lint.
WALL S’lltlcli'l‘. 10:10 a. m.-.“
stream of liquidating Silli‘l-l was cxct-n-
ted ill the market at the opening. can
rylng prices through the previous low]
record for most of the prominent:
stocks. Colisolldatcd Gas broke 1%1‘
and Delaware at Hudson 1% and there‘
were declines 01' ii to a point in the
lending trunk lines, Pacific, Southwest-
crna. Ammgumatcd Copper and Unit»,
od States Steel stucks. St, Patti open-
ed down half and immediately recov-
ered it alld was supported at about .ast
night's level. Three thousand shares
of United States Steel sold at 271/4, and
27%,. compared Willi 27% last night.
'l'here were 2,500 shares of Alchlson
sold at 63 and 0:1 1/. compared with 0:19;,
ciple as a hagpipe, Pceping—frogs are
seldom seen, btit you may locate them
most easily, perhaps. by going to the
swamps at sundown, when, If you are
very (pilot. the small liiilsiciuus will
“tune-up." and you may S-‘t‘. the bug-
plpes glistening In the slanting rays of
the settling still.
iiiavmc——“l had scvcntecn offers of
liltirringo this winter." Etlylll—*Al'tiil'l
you afraid the follow will get discour-
igcd and quit proposing?"—Chicago
Ilaily News.
Insu
T8 T102
In a reliable company prevents
you from losing in case of firc.
Ibo. Norwalk.
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Mathilde,
Shots - -
A good rubber so’cd ox-
ford. white or blacle can-
vass. 50c, high eat at 60c.
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WALL STREET, Noon—A renewed
fall In Pennsylvania, New York Con-
trol and St. Patti to low record prices
.inmlllcd the market and again caused ,
weakness.- 'l‘lle stocks sold at 118%,
112-1... and 139% respectively. .tilhcr
ac‘ive stocks fell luck to a lower level.
lti active stocks showed wide declines.
\Vi‘isilngllousc slumped 20, llt‘llt'l'al El-
ectric, 71/3, [stilliklyh linimi this 6%,,
Pullman and Delaware and Hudson :;.
at: Paul pt‘d. and Cleveland. C. (2. a St.
Louis 2% and ljackuwunna and liock-
lug Valley 2%. The St. Louis and San
Filincisco certificates for Chicago and
It'nslcrn' Illinois continued to be sold
down to 1511/2. The Chicago and Easi-
orn llliliuis stocks sold last November
at 206. The market rallied before
noon. N. Y. Central, St. Paul, Missouri
Pacific. Delaware alld Hudson and Car
nadian Pacific recovering from I to l
and General Electric 3. liolids wcrc
weak. .
WALL STREET, 1 p. pig—Stetrks .
callic out ill t..orc‘.1bllndunt supply
utter midday and the pressure was
more widely dist muted. Practically
The bcsl I.) In? secmrd,
lbln'fc. trill) rubber soles
and [rather lined. either
the oxford or shoe at
$1.98 pair-v
“Wear Shoes That Fit."
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EPWORTH UNION SESSION.
,Mtctlvm of tits Norwaik Union at tho
1 Bald Hill. Methodist Church.
. The ldpwoitb League of the Norwaik
‘ Town Union hold a session In the Bald
Hill Methodist Church. Monday «Vou-
, lug. Many dcloga‘cs were present
|front Norwalk. South Norwaik, East
. Norwalk. Rows: tout and Say tuck. lt
', was one of tile flelitlllls iistic soo-
i .ikiM‘ of the seat on ' ' -
The inaugural addrcsa was made by
ilcv. A. L. Hubbard, lllc new president
in! Hill lulloli, um] [ho OIIUII discussion
as to ”ho salient points of this speech
lwerc participated in by Rev. W. W. '1‘,
Duncan, of South Norwaik, Roll. Lew-
ils Ii. Moore. of Noiwiiik. and licv. Ed.
iwad Cunningham, of East Norwalk.
f’l‘hcrc \t'ii'l apt-ital slaving by a male
,quartetlc from the Noi'wulll choirs, and
Hills was followed by a social hour dur-
‘Ing which l'cliesiiluenl-i were served.
The Norwaik delegation was led by
Illr. [Everett :1 Usterbnniis. president
lot the union of thc .‘iicthodist Church.
and secretary of the town union. There
.uere about twenty ill ”to party that
I went by tarryail. The South Norwalk,
.l'town'lon and Sailpntuck delegations
.nlro went by canyon. and the East
‘ Norwulk representation came with
several teams.
. During the scrviccs. Mrs. A. L. llub-
Allard presented the loader of tho Wil-
lton Epwortll League a bouquet. of ros-
‘ca, but the modesty of the recipient
iprcventcd him from coming forward
ilillll making acknowlcdxement of the
act.
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Capital, $1,500,000 Surpluo. $185,000.
Industrial Savings and Inuit Co;
or nsw'ivonx.
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l5mm supervision of New
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 [till cent.
OFTICE, I2 30. MAIN ST.
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Resident Directors Resident Marian-rs
Mortimer M. Lao R. L. Cabot-vi
Charles 5. Dow John I .strrno:
(Incorporated 1.
STEKMER'
HAMPTON
Loaves
SOUTH NORWALK, 7:35 A. M.
Leaves New York
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1:15 p. m.)
EAST 31st STIREETp 2:45 P. M.
(Saturday 1:45 p. m.)
Stopping at RotomPoiut going out
ltrip Saturday evenings,
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FARE
PROPELLER
. (FREIGHT ONLY)
leaves New York. Monday, Wednesday
1 and Friday at 5:00 p, m. .
Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
5 and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
l Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
'l‘lii- liinrill.’ dll’dillliiiill [illilliilillli
on Monday momiauand on Ielul'll.
dilluir, :lllrls, Elliininn. lids
,Clty of NorWalk
“Pol?" in coils
a DISHES APACHE
umfi‘t‘leih... .
WNW! strum”
time» «T
cc of Annual Meeting 8 I
or
The Itorihporl Oyster Company.‘
Incorporated. i
The Annual Meeting of the Black-
boldcrs of the Norlhport Oystcr Com-
pany, Incorporated. for the elcclion of
directors for the ensuing year. and for
ithe transaction of such other business
l 8H may properly come before the moot.-
.ing will ho hold at the office of tilt"
company llI South Ntli‘Wfllk. Conn, on
the 10th day of August. 190:1, at. 10:30
o'clock it. ill,
DEXTER K. COLE. President.
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SUMMER liliiiill.
I We arc soiling some of the newest
liltiil prettiest stylt-a ill Wlillt' :iutl Illicit
:tlllt'lt huts, iilso llatutin-hnis illill willie
lniull huts. _
’ ()ur Palm Beach and plain sailors,
.{In Milan. Scnnet, and rough and ready
iiirnlds are stylish and popular.
i Our entire line of dress and tailor-
,cd hats. miillue, chiffon, and
Illiilli, trimmed and ulitrlliiilicd. tit
Earrutly rcdiii-cd prlccs. ,
f Exclusive stylca in ready made voila.
l. F. lliillllil 8. iii.
:51 Wall. St. Norwaik.
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Extra Sale
For The Month of
July.
i Lawn Shirt Wall-its from lik- up to
11.113. and Silk Shirt Waists front 5i {IS
tip to 84.60. Summer Skirts from 1415c
up to 82.95. Silk Skirts, from $6.98 to
$10. Iirlllinntine Skirts. 84 to St.
stockings. 1215c to bite. Belts front
254: to 55c. Purses from 48c to fire.
Loco Collars, from The to 81.35.
Also Walking. Traveling. Bicycle
Suits, Riding Habits. Gowns, Coats. lil-
stern and Capes of all kinds made to or-
der. Guaranteed to fit.
M. KRASOVITZ
R No. Main St., South Norwalk.
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straw ,
up our entire stock.
Russel. bulb: Clearance Sade.
Just a word to remind you that some of every article iiilvortlscti In
our ad. last week In still hero-ht the same low price.
Why pay more for tho same goods elsewhere?
We must cit-an
Woman's Kid Gloves In black.
Sizes 6% and ti only—2 claims——
4 button or 41 book. Value 81.00
and $1.60. clcarunce sale. illic.
Meniien's Boratt-d Talcum Pow-
der. value 25c, clearance sale, 2 for
25c.
100 dozen Bieziilicd Turkish
Towels, 4M2], made of Sea is-
lnlid t‘oiton, a corkcr at 15c, sale
price. 100.
Crown Brooms, No. 6, value 290,
clearance price, 170.
Turkish Towels, 21x45, superior
quality, regular value, 15c; 10c.
Children‘s Pine Slimmer Weight
Vests. high neck and short
sleeves, viiiuc Ific. 8c.
Children's square neck. sleeveless
Vcsts. sizes 10, Ill, 20, only.
value 10c. fic.
Woman's Fine Ribbed. White
Lisle Pants, lace trimmed, reg-
ular 500 quality. at 36c.
Men’s EBYDlian Fine Ribbed Bal-
briggan Shirts, long sleeves, draw.
are double seated, regular price
60c, at 35c.
Men’s French ilalbrlggnn Shirts.
(short sleeves only), 50c qual-
Ity, at 25c.
Men‘s new Nt-gligce Shirts, line
inadras. good patterns, separate
collars and cuffs. at ' the.
Men's Half Hose, fancy silk stitch-
Iug tilcrlusdorf dycd) regular
price 25c, Ibo
Men's "‘I‘qucnuf" llalf ilose, also
fancy, value 1.50, too.
lmtllcs' Seamless Fast lllack Hose.
value misc, 'lc.
Ladlcs' All Over Lace Hose
tilcrmsdorf dyed, regular ii0c
quality. at 35c.
Lnilics' Finc All Over anc Lisle
lloso (licrmsdorf dyed) regular
3t: Inch Fruit of the Loom and
Lonsdulc Bleached Muslin. at
less .han Bale prices, 6740
Blunt-lied and Brown ’l‘oili-l Crash,
the best goods. always So, 300
pieces, the yard, (ll/go
100 dozen lluck 'I‘owols, rcil bor-
(“‘1‘ is x till, value I‘ll/g0, 7c ca.
514 in. full Illcat-ilod Tubio llam-
ask, vnluc 25c yd., . 18c yd.
100 Pairs Rullled Ciirlains, Swiss
effect with stripes, valuo 50c
pair. 39c pair
Full Bed Size Coilntcrpancs, the
kind we always sell at $1.50.
$1.13
White floods for Shirt Waist Stilts
and Waislings that were 25c now
18c yd.
Odd Lot of Counterpanes, slightly
soiled to close, 490 ca.
:30 dozen Window Shades with
fringc, all colors, regular value
39c, 27C 011.
Whitc Dotted Swiss for Suits and
Wtiisis. value 170, fill/Jo yd.
Tray Clothes all linen. with fringe
value lfliéc, tic ca.
42 Inch Unbleached Muslin. 9. Well
known make, value 1215c yd.,
9c yd.
20 lllt'll Plaid Glass Towcliing, all
linen, valuc 15c yd., ilc yd.
40 Inch Apron Lawn with fancy
50c quality, at 350.
border, value 1259c, 9c. yd., ,
NORWALK
Interested In Embrokicrlcs
should call on
Miss Sanford,
Franklin St” 8. Norwalk.
0!: ”lursday. Iuly 161/: in-
struction given in LOVELY
NEW WORK. 'bcry inexpen-
sive. original and practical. A
fat» 1.0 VEL YLINEN SHIRT
WAISTS. stamped witb ma-
terial for embroidery'only $2.
BELT S. STOCKS, . HAND
WOVEN HA T5. ETC, ETC.
all of the recognised leaders acid has
low their morning low records witb~
the pressure most marked In St. Paul.
.Mchison, the l’uciiics. the Pennsyl—
vania group and the United States
Steel stocks. (liiicugo fliiiljiilfilt’l'll Iii»
Ennis. certificates rallied 8‘5. l‘ulimsn 3
.iiid the whole mai kct was better.
t looAv'souorA‘rtons.
Reported over private wrre or Ma-
Illfis to Goldschmldt. Commission Bro
mrii, awaits. it Corbett Block, South
\‘urwalk:
Open High Low
81% 82% 81%
34% 35 34%
34% 34% 34
27 27 ,~ 27
20% 20% 20
43 43 42%
Am. Sugar, 115% 116V; 115%
Anaconda, 80% 80%. 80'-- _
A. T. & S. Fe, 63 63% .62,
Afl‘. & SF. pf. 89 89 87
Ball, & Ohio, 81% 82% 81
Chi. & N. W., 17 17% 16%
C. .&St. P., 140 141 139%
Go. F. & 1., 59% 60% bills
Col. South., 14% 14-34 14%
Consoi, Gas, 182 183% 181%
tJe., & Hod. 166V; 166% 165
Detroit Sand... 11% 117/. 117/.
Erie, lst pfd., 645$ 66% 64%
Geo. Electric, 170 170 165
ill, cent l,{ 126* 126:2 12591.
Lou.‘ fishnflodifi ~1106 106%
Manhattan, . 131% 132% 130%
Met. St. 8y” my. 1185‘ 117%
Mex. Central, 20% 20% 201‘
M, K. C T.’, 20 20 19%
if. K. d: T. pfd. 48% 43% 42
Mo. Pacific. 98% 99%. 97%
Airwoman-a1 114 114 11254.
’ 68 62% 61%:
23% 23'
is 1:“ ill};
. 3%
. . 16935.16 94s.
8. Car, 49", Mt 48%
Reading, , ladlfi ,4a4i47fi
Repuh, Steel. ‘lzfiv‘l, W12
Roul'laland. 30% 301i '
,Rock Island pf. 69%: 'm , ,
Rubber-Goods. 2016* 21%
Bolt. Pacific, 45 . 45 ,
Sou. Ry, 00., 21%..-
Sou. Ry. “11., 85%
Tenn. 0. t 1., 41, .
'l‘exao Pacific, 2
onion Pacific, 78%
.. 1:30
' 811s
34%
34
27
20% .
Amal. Copper,
Alli. C. & F.
Am. Cot. Uli,
.Am, ice, pfd.,
Amer. Loco.
‘Am, Smelt,
VARIETIES.
11%
at“
165%
125%
11.6%
131
118
20%
20
43
97%
11w.
61%
23
21%
118%
95%
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
8 - Bl
no. 5 BARGAIN—Best Sugar
”on. Pas. of
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no. 1 BARGAIN—Finest Eight mammalian, per lb.
N0. 2 BARGAIN-co lbs. Granuiaimisiigsr for
no. 3 VVBARCuA-IN-é-Large Bottle Blue Label Ketchup for
95 NO golBARGAIN—Acme Soap. (deputation) pgcake
CALL so;
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Random items picked out from a hundred Luther’s:
Cul'e‘d Shotlldiers, per 1b.,
no. a BARGAIN—Fancy Assorted Mixid Cakes, Eula: price. 15m.,'c.ls week
‘ . no.9, slash»... lbs. Best Pead'Tapibcdlnew lit) for
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emanates songs. so "out.
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our sStore
6001) THINGS '10 l:
WORTHCQNSIDERING.
THAT WAa=A LEVEL HEADED cusTouaa woo SAID “WHEN I suv BUTTER, zoos, cusses,
TEA AND con-'5: AT sevmoua's STORE. i KNOW WHAT i AM auwmi." we KNOW THAT Tins PARTY
RECEIVED THE sear THAT MONEY CAN auv. As Ti-iousAnoa or omens no. we cAlt'av A LARGE
tinsel: PICNIC SUPPLIES AND CAN SUPPLY voun cvsnv WANT.
AND aunties RESORTS WILL FIND A‘s‘LAaoa AND COMPLETAE As SORTMENT As to 7TH: " Lakes
> ciTias. THE LARGEST DISPLAY or CRACKERS AND WAFERS INTHIS SECTION, INCLUDING ALL THE
we soucrr voua PATRONAGE. '
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
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The Recreation Tourist Company
Personally Conducted Tours.
Block Island, 3 days‘ Trips. $8.50.
July 18, 25, Au . 1. s. 15, 22. 29.
Saratoua Spr nga, 4 days’ Trips,
$12.50; 6 days, $15.50. July 20, 27,
Aug. 3, 10. 17. 24, 31.
Cottage City, 5 days' Trips, $17.00.
July 20, Aug. 3. 24.
White Mountains,.5 day Trips, $23.
July 21, Aug. 10, 24.
Ausabia Chasm, 6 days‘ Trip, $25.
Jul 20, 27, Aug. 3, io, 11, 24, 31.
Niagara Falls. 4 day Trip, $19.00.
And. 18.
Thousand Islands, 4 days' Trip, 321.
Aug. 18. .
Catskill Mountains, 5 days‘ Tripl,
014.2550 from New Haven. July 21, Aug.
11. .
Royal Teur. 12 days’ Trip. $73.00.
Aug. 18. ‘
Nova Scotia, 10 days' Trip, $56.00.
Aug. 15.
Montreal, Quebec and the Saguenay
River. 11 days' Trip, Aug. 8. $76.00.
For the N. E. Tourist, describing all
Tours. call on
G. W. HARRIS, Agent.
can..."
Huntington.
WEEKLY TRIPS TO LONG ISLAND.
Round Trip, so Cents.
Leaves steamboat dock every Friday
at 9 o'clock a. m. for Huntington. atop-
ping at Locust Grove. Passengers are
allowed 3% hours at Huntington and
6 hours at Locust Grove. The return
Is effected at 4:30 o'clock. The steam-
er again leaves for Huntington at b
o‘clock,
‘ CAPT. I. B. YOUNGS.
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as., Pro-
bate Court. July 14. A. unison-3r»-
Eatate of George 8. Trowbrldge, late
of Norwalk. In said district, deceased.
Ordered. that the administrator
exhibit his administration account to
this court for adjusunent, at. the Pro-
bate otilce In Nomlk on the all day of
July, 1908. still) o’clock foreseen; and
that all pouona‘ interested In said as-
tste may be acting! thereof, the admin-
istrator wilioanso‘this order to
Moduli a having“: sire
bopnb- '
“ “his. *****
NEW BAKERY.
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iHoma Mada Plea. 5. 12. 160.
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Customers would do well if
they order their PIES ahead for
the FOURTH. Tile demand
for them isso great that it is
impossible to keep a supply on
band. ,
. Respectfully,
, MRS. M. C. KANE.
4 Ilall Street. Norwalk.
32 Washialllon 81.. s. NorwaIIt.
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Illiililil Hill
For 50 Ozone
Soap Trade
Marks.
2 O z o n e
S t a r c h
T r a d e .
Marks and
2 O z o n e
W a s h ing
P o w d e r
T r a d e
Mark!
A PRETTY
AND
USEFUL
CHAIR.
GIVEN AWAY AT
"iliilu'l‘
H. R. BULKLEY’S NOVELTY STORE
52 So, Main St., So. Norwalk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for Rocker.
All First-Class Stores sell the Ozone
Coodl.
Send for 32-page premium book.
F. “‘r.“zgai...5.;
Palmer and decorator.
The Best Work
‘ at .Reasonable, .
_ Paces.
—‘PADVIERS" SUPPLE—
82 N. Main Street.
Phona‘ 1.1 8-5.
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a
100
Best our. Garb Pins.
19c
Norwalk Chronicler