' . A use for Tomorrow
rise”: 8: sets 1:04.
"tide lilillli a. 111.: 10:43 p.111.
, dIteraI Resin.
‘, 3.3;,“ cm, Norwsllt.
will the lndisn Territory is that
“the criminals are young men.
aunt's om. of the United It
| .. District Court "Ninety per cent.
on are under twenty five years of
pane is hereditary with them.
it close of the civil war the in
country became a refuge for the
al class. Children of these crimi-
.i erited crime. They never had
educational advantages and could
, uip themselves for the ordinary
' ties of a citisen. Only a very small
A
sent hard for them to steal a liv.
and so they became, criminals.
, A new danger awaits visitors to the
In attains of Switzerland according to
is! physician it is presented In
the lines of train and iramcar service
finish are now run in all directions up
, , mountain peaks. Dr longer oi
rich, declares that this method of at
with; lofty peaks and high altitudes
dly and without physical exertion
$1017“ an enormous strain and shock
" " the heart and lungs. He strongly
fill those who are not robust and
untamed to high altitudes to take
unit trips.
FEMININE TOPICS.
(Deborah in Hartford Courant.))
l ”is not i'IIiusuai to see four and
d lfferent laces on a single. gown.
earns floral centerpiece is particu-
pretty on the round dining table.
Are you familiar with what is called
dsr cloth? it is especially appro-
prism for dressy ‘summer gowns.
Will“ seems to be the favorite in
hither lamp shades and their trim-
. are metal fringes with green fol
.afid white flowers laid on.
oflnd the combination of beads
latch will produce the most artistic
to is becoming quite a study Then
a single belt look well with more
or them.
is probably no style of negii
b which appeals so quickly to
cuisine heart as the sunray platt-
appalled. And there are so many
y fibrics which adapt themselves “
the atYle—Iho soft, thin silks for
' wear. the silk and wool crepe
ines. vellings, the dainty and in
”intrusive albatross—ail because they
It so sodtiytana come in. plain col-
Helen Churchill Caudee gives some
advice to young girls through the me-
diqu 01 Th Brown Book of Boston
hich may. ohell be repeatedz. Does
some one have to tell you continually
The American girls have the
Nautifui carriage in the world .
0 fine part of it is that it is the
of our strong characters. our lib
our euuality with all men. The
Mad is not due to apyephyat;
ce between us and other
“it. is the expression of various
- tstics. if you feel shy or
I 0 or- 'sad. down go the head. the-
«era aadmthe chest bugle
, spire own your s a e
‘ ire so hold the earth can't hold
. , so courageous you could meet an
m ‘10 determined you could destroy
" ‘ tain, then up goes the head the
square themselves and your
“mentioned. This is not
hath-look about you anti'see it
e not express their main char-
« in their carriage and- in
I. The unsuccessful man. the
{the ineliicient woman. what, a
in bearing to the people who
A: and happy views of life.‘
Telephones. ,
50 to $5.00 per day.
‘W—u.
Arid W' ll Sill A
ow at3 p. m.
Amdat'a SIM Ham, can,
I Egress Amzww M.
r can Arman Wise!
-.Saat~oeaaahddavacelfss.
. chem Teas (slim, u‘i&'
13 Miles“ WNW“
m “as tor [drops to
Remain me TI me. ~ .,
Ol'S'i‘iilIt SAY. any. vasectomy of
War Itiioi, sitar a conference with the
president. flu I-ted
nighti iolt tor Wuhidgtpn on an lparty
morulu
last v15 aural-y to Pr ideni
Itoosevelt “I355 leaves for slug ~
land to attend the session of the joint
IoIIIIIIissIoII appointed to determine if
possible the Alaskan boundary dispute.
Secretary itoot will sail from New You:
on the steamer Ce. tic Satuidsy, the
122d‘hlnstant.l
‘ ' e pres dent and the secretary of
"um“ (““3 “New”! war discussed at length some points
ivnich have arisen regarding the oper-
atlon of the general staff of the army.
tar into last
“strain. This probably was the
is'understood to ’have been decided
that Major General Corbin for a time
at least will continue to perform the
duties of wsdjutAnt-generai in addition
to his work as second in command to
the chief of staff, Major General Young.
few details of the work of the general
staff yet remain to be worked out. but
Secretary Root hopes to see the new
organization running smoothly before
he leaves for England.
While Secretary Root discussed with
the president very thoroughly the Lit-
tauer-Lyon glove contract case, no in-
formation Is obtainable as to the re-
sult of the conference. The situation
was so delicate that neither the presi-
dent nor Secretary. Root cares at this
duff", to discs» it for publication":-~
d-vlsitors were received formally
3y the president at Baltimore Hill to-
8!
siderable amount of business with See-
retary Barnes, he spent most of the day
away from'the house.
osrsuome TH: MAINE cOAsT.
Admiral Blrkdr'd riceraeporied as
indeed. after despatching a con-
Mt. ‘Deasrt Rock, Today.
BAR HARBOR. Me, August 6—Tlie
tug from the Admiral Barker squadron.
stitch in the war manoeuvres now go-
ng on. is defending the Maine coast.
which put lil here today for mail, re.
“1*" ‘ tprecautions when starting Signed Admiral Barker, with the tiag~
Ip Kearsarge. the battleships Ala-
bama and iilinois and the tugs Peoria
and Nina. of! Mt. Desert Rock. about
wcntyseven miles from here.
The old schoolship Hartford and the
Chesapeake are guarding the mouth of
Frenchmans' Bay. near the Egg Rock
lighthouse.
intention to have the training ships
participate in the ’ manoeuvres.
Only the scout boats have gone any:
great distance from this section of the.
coast.
Ielng held in readiness to repulse any
:ttack. Should the enemy enter an an-
chorage. "would be necessary for thlsi
superior force to attack them within‘
live hours.
BOCKLAND. Me,
olrpedo boat destroyers the Decatur.
C auncey, and Barr a cared off Vi-
01th to study "" 30w” to uni Haven, this afteiynogtl:
vus at Swan‘s island and
bridge at Camden.
was reported later at Portland, where
:he proceeded from Camden.
though itwas not the first
The superior force apparently
Aug. 6.———Three
TENNIS GAMES POSTPONED.
BROOKLINF. Muss” Aug 6.--Te
rainstorm which began Tuesday 'i't'l‘tfir.
soon, had not ceased today. and the
nanagement of the international Lawn
i‘ennia Tournamet. at Longde was
compelled again to postpone the games.
The doubles will now be played tomor-
The two single match-
is scheduled for, today. will be played
3aturdsy afternoon.
hetEnglighbdoubles team has also been .
.. ,, )OS pone _v arrangement.
'Slt IIP 01' “Stand straight? And if oectod, however. that it. F. Doherty.
_ does it hurt your “MW and make who has wrenched his shoulder will
allttle cress? Then stand up from be able to play. '
1631}:
Fijesh Country
Don' t forget Fourth
.Ii
Theatrical company III Plymouth.
$ I!
am Telephone Company .vtrre burned
here today. at a loss of 130.000. with
pgrtial insurance.
The opera house was a combination
business block of four stories and place
of entertainment.
was occupied by Seth Washbura and
his family, who had little time to es-,
cape and saved nothing. The teiephoae
company saved the contents of its
storehouse.
which woe to open here next w,eek
lost all of its seenery The cause at
the tire has not ban learned. it start-
ed in the opera house.
NEW TREASURER APPOINTED.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6. ——President Ken
I.er of the Colorado Fuel and iron Com
pany makes official announcement that
J. L. Jerome. third vice- president and
treasurer has resigned. the resignation
to become effective at once, and that
A. A. Miller has been appointed as-
sistant treasurer. Mr.
have full charge of all financial mat ‘
Iers.
as a has a or s lines.
III-as..*l.est Ali Isa directs.
SLYMO 11 It tiara. August o—‘rho
v Opera House. a dwelling and the
rehouse of the Massachusetts South-
Tiio dwelling house
A theatrical company.
Miller will
WORLD'S RUNNING RECORD LOW-
FRI. .
SEATTLE.~ Wench Aug. 6.——Th
world‘s running record for three an
011er Inrion
tenet a some
The ideadows here.
has con cutonoqaar
by [1 otma. in 41.15.“
A...“
Registrars of Voters
* Notice.-
'i‘o the Legal Voters of the Second Vot
lug District of the Town of Nor-
walk:
The legal voters of the Second Vot-
Ing District are IIeIeby notified thai‘
the registrars of voters of the Second
Voting District will be in session at
the Police Headquarters, in Havilsnd
:tzr'eet, Friday, August 7 and 14, from
m.,
receiving names of applicants to partic-
ipate in the caucuses of both parties.
to 9 p. m.. for the purpose of
CHARLES A. WALTERS,
. RUFUS J. SMITH.
, Registrars of Voters.
Smith Norwnlk, July 27. 1903.
.127 at it
The Bainbridge
The picking of
it is ex-
I
Z
a . ,. .. .-_. .. . 2:9
Notice.
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants. legal voters, of the
i'i‘own of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held in the Town Hall, Wall
The Dale street on Tuesday August 11th, 1903
the Dam at 8 o clock In the evening for the pur-
pose of making an appropriation of
, Nine Thousand (9.000) dollars or less.,
ifor the improvement of public model
of said town, under the provisions of
Focilotis 2085 £2087 and 2088 of Chennai
125 of the General Statutes of the
State and under Chapter 164 of the.
Public Acts passed by the Legislature
of 1903 amending said Chapter 125.
i
10in
Floats on ‘Penfield Reef and is Prob-
sbly Out of Danger,
BRIDGDPOR'I‘ Ans. 6-—At dark last
evenlnl the schooner which for several
hours had beenpa the Ioclrs of Penflpld
Ileef was apparently afloat and riding,
so far as could be soon from the share
at Black Rock, safely at anchor. not
much the worthiom the severe buffet
ing she had rec us) during Tuesday
night‘ a heavy st 'iho haze III very
thick off shore and not much could be
made out even, with the strongest
glasses. There was still a heavy sea
last night and a vessel was rolling
some. but her In it were standing
The schooner I believed to be the
Frauline. a British IWO- master. St.
Johns N. B., for Stamford with inm-
ber. he report that the crew were on
the rigging yest'ordsy has not been
verified l
ORDER OF NOTlCE. I
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss. Pro
bate Court August 4th. A. D. 1903.
Estae of Sarah A. Roberts late of
Norwalk In said district deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court praying for
reasons therein set forth for an order
of sale of certain real estate of said
estate, which is fully described In said
application on file I
.Order (1. That said application he
heard. a d determined at the Probate
co in Norwaik on the 11th day of
August.1908.at 10 o'clock forcboon;
and that public mm. 8 thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said districti
at least five days before said day of
heaIIng
' HENRY W GREGORY.
at; it Judge.
., . . ., A 3
CLASS A. XXI'. No. 05120.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit:
BE IT REMEMBEREI).
That on the tlIIriieIlI day of July. 1903.
THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
COMPANY, of New York, N. Y.. hath
deposited In this OIilt-e the title of a
HOOK. the title of which is in the
following words. to wit: :
Cases argued and adjudged in the
Suprime Court of “19 United States,
October term 1874, Reported by John
William Wallace, vol. XXI. I
THE BANKS w PUBLISHING
COMPANY. ew York. 1903. I
The right whereof it claims as pro
piletor in conformity with the laws
of the United States respecting Copy-
rights.
(mice of the Register of Copyrights.
Washington. D. C
, iI-I-bert Putnam.
Li , Inn of Congress.
Hy Thprvald Soiber ,
, Register of Copyri Is.
Written A. .1. ‘
Revised J. W. C.
Entered A. J.
Dated at Norwslk this 6th day of
August, 1903.
. JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL muss,
WILLlAM 8.1119110
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
CALL 58-2.
i
”I? 1
28¢ doz.: Coil‘ees, as. 25. 28. 3o. 33. 35 and ads. 1b.; Elegant Sweet
Butter; Famous Boss Milk Lunch Crackers. 3 lbs. for 25c; Knapp s Root Beer Extract. 13:. bottle.
a for 25¢: Fancy NewiMacbeI-el. 16c. 11).. extra choice High Grade Teas, 50c. and Get. lb.
Our assortment of Cracker; takes' in nearly all the varieties that are made and you will ai-
, ways find them m and crisp.
I
i. Call any time. _at
, C E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,l
.3 was'r wasnmoros an. ~ ’
' t
us 6t 72 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
, , r sStoe
Good Things to Eat
Just arrived in rovers-FOX Y ORANDPA—dahity is: the L unch Basket. 5:. pkg. Try bite. .
Fog SATRDAY'S TRAD E—Choice Bananas, Pineapples. Blackberries. Plums. Peaches,
Rockyford Muskmelons Cucumb :rs. Lettuce. Tomatoes. Huckleberries. Sweet Potatoes. Water Mel-
ons. Squgph. etc. ’51
‘ August 2i, 1903.
‘Shoelider
i 91-2ch
Mailed E. V. E.
in renewal for fourteen years from
all 13 20 27
I O o
Joszaorr‘ts
II
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
d
2.9 pk Native Potatoes. 25c pk.
Fancy Native Potatoes, lament-Id, ab
ova
r. . -» — - senile-tom's” s. 'r rtl
. “my?“ to d1 “ at arm hey are es a My like stock. We have
as. so come any tins and eurordsrwilibsflii It. Do 'tfo that,
we also have the finest and sweetest I .Ittar In the Town. Try a pound anyd b a convinced. . n rm
”——
is“
It
dean-saute.
, "Au-ANITA, _
..;23i.Ib Finrst EIgIn Butter 230 lb.
- mcn‘mmss res mes HOMES.
as
as:
stannoboieeaggrium. ;, 12o
EVERYTHING FOR THE TASLE.‘
A...
last Idiilr Cracks", Iii. Is
"It cream cussed-"lb. m
um hot. xx sari-m Pickles, 10s
Strictly Fresh in. par than. 20c
Ilsa use Cat-apt" some. . . tie
Aim list In aids- prs. “
si'iI-isonua it Interim 'sAvs. W V "
. . i “<—
Guv Russel
(Edit and End San. Begins
Sudan Morning
'30 continue with the his are death not.
A brief explanation as to Whu this extraordinaru cut in
prices takes place: At this season we find on our
counters and shelves mini) odd lots and ends of mer-
chandise that we cannot aiford to keep. Theu are just
about half what uou 'an others.
if low prices can
accomplish anutbiua. these ought to "create a veritable
panic.
this sale ‘
Profits and cost have no consideration during
0. O
O. O
.0
Sudan. is the Coming 'Dau.
price,
Ladies' Colored Shirt Waists.
SKIRTS.
Ludles' Polka Dot Duck, Linen
Crash and Plain Black Duck
Skirts. regular prices $1.75
to 82; odd and end price, 51.00
Ladles' lliue Voile Skirts, ver-
tical rows of fsgotting and
clusters of tucks, with drop
skirt. regular price $6.50;
odd and end price $3.90
ladies' Brilliantine Walking
Skirts. blue and black rég-
ular prices 94 90 to $0. 50;
odd and end price, $3.90
WRAPPERS.
Laalles' Fine Lawn and Percale
Wrappers in light colors.
regular prices H.25- to $1.50,
also light colored Shirt
Waist Stilts. odd and end
price, line
BATHING SUITS.
Children’s Flannel and Bril-
liantlno Bathing Suits,,siaes
12 and it years. regular
prides 91.38 to 82.25: odd ..
and and price Si 1.25
Ladles' iirliliantine Bathing
Spits, regular prices $3.50.
83.98 and 84.50. at $23.98
Ladies' Black Bathing Suits.
trimmed with red duck col-
lar and belt, and narrow
white braid. worth $2.75:
odd and end price. $1.50
WAISTS.
Ladies' White Lawn Waists.
value up to 81.50; odd and
and price, 69c
Ladies' White Lawn Waists,
regular prices 01 .95 to 83. 25;
odd and and price. 81.50
Lsdief Colored Shirt Waists,
a- varied assortment, worth
from 60c to 760: odd and end
39c
including fine percales, dot-
ted lawns and plain madras.
regular prices 81. 25 to 52. 00;
odd and and price 96c
Ladies' Black Lawn Shirt
Waists, values up to 81. 60;
odd and end price. 95c
A small lot of Misses' Shirt
Waists, sixes lzfllt’ud 16
years. regular p ce 1
din! and m “it
.. 00.
Ludles' China Silk Waist!
white or black regular pric-
es 81 to $8.50: odd and end
price, . .» 8.26
Ladiea' Chins Silk Waists.
regular prices 34. 50 to 85.98.
odd and and price, . 83 398
A little lot of about 15 Walsts.
including figured fouiard
silk. msdowne and toasts
silk; odd and end price. 950
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Shirt ‘Waist Suits that. -have
been 84.60 to 85.98; odd and
and price, 83.60
Shirt Waist Suits that have
been 83 to 98.99: odd and
end urinal” 31.85
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Lsdies' Chemise Night Reba.
‘ fine cambriodad nainsook.
also and aims.
regularprices 51 to
81!. 25: be"figltiilshnd md- price.
as Cambric Diaw-
era. eIII-framed with bow knot
lace Hill ”9 Swiss 1W
”on. .ntiee 76o; odd
and (min 15c
79°
‘ Lsdiéa' Laos Trimmed Petti-
".7109.
mantis".
can-I...—
“Bunches or flowers regular
prices 90o no 109:0“
and
and m, 150
, Untrhamed Hats. shapes that
havebeauflcto
81.“; odd
.“ 99c
,Saah
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Men's Fine Gauge Fast Black
Cotton Half Hose. two well
known makes —- “Tuffenuf”
and the Piiliug & Madeley's,
value 16c; ,odd and end sale, 10c
Men's Fine imported Fancy
Hose (Hermsdorf dye) regu-
lar‘25c duality, odd and end
price, 15c
Ladles' Fast Black Seamless
Lisle Thread Hose. value
15c; odd and end price. We
Children's Fast Black Hose.
2x2 ribbed. regular price
15c; odd and end price, 9c
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose
(Hermsdorf dyed) out-size
(size 9 only) 25c quality;
odd and end sale, 15c
Women's li‘Ini‘ Lace Trimmed
Vests. also V-neck, short
sleeves, regular 121450. qual~
ity: odd and end price, So
Misseb' Lace Lisle Drop Stitch ~
Hose, regular price 12%0;
odd and end price. 5c
Ladics' Lisle Thread Vests.
high neck. long and short
sleeves. peeler color. merode
make. vnlue 50c; odd and
end price, 25c
Ladies' Lace Trimmed Knee
length Pants (size 4 only)
regular price 25c; and and
and price, 15c
Boys' Balbriggan Shirts, high
neck. long sleeves, value
25c: odd and end price 19c
Infants' Shirts. high’ neck.
short sleeves, value the; odd
and end price. ’ 3c
Odd sizes in Men's Blue Bab
briggan Shirts and Drawors.
' shirts long sleeves, drawers
double seated. value 39c;
odd and end price. 35c
Boys’ Wash Pants. odd sires.
regular price 25c: sale price, 10c
Men' 3 Suspenders 26c quality;
odd and end price. too
Boys' Colored Shirts, with or
without collars. all sizes,
value the: odd and end price 26c
We still continue our famous
Shirt Sale. Shirts of finely
woven Madras. all well
made, nicely finished with
or without collars and son
arate cuffs. value The; odd
and end sale 3739c
WASH GOODS.
About 500 yards or Printed
Swiss. [Pine Lawns. lace
effects. regular prices 16c,
19c and 95c, all good coloro
tags. the choice things of
the season, at this odd and
end sale. 9c
"Russia" Duck in Polka Dots.
Black. Navy and Red best
quality, regular price 1215c;
odd and and sale, “to
Petticoats of Striped Seersuck-
er. regular price 50c: odd
and and sale. 290
cousins. I
27 x 86 Rugs. value 81. 00, odd
and and price. 76c
- 97 x 54 Bugs. value $1.60. odd
and end pri ea. $1.16
Hammocks. value $2. 96, odd
and end prion. 81. 95
22 x 45 Huck Towels. value 25c.
odd and and price, 190
Silk Tidles. value 59c. odd and
end price. (to
Turkish Towels, vaiuo 10c. odd
and and pri co. to
White P. 1L. value 18c. odd
and and "105.121“
nslia 89 in. wide. vs-
lus, mood and «a price, so
and and price,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS AND
TOILET GOODS.
Women's Silk and Lace Gloves,
regului piice 50c, odd and
end price. 25c. '
Women' 8 Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs regular price
121,50, odd and end price. Be
Children's and Women's Hand-
kerchiefs. regular price so.
some plain and some honi-
siitched. odd and end price. 21/»
Men's All Linen Hematiiched
Handkerchiefs, regular price
10c. odd and end price, 7c
Solid Hack Hair Brushes, reg-
ular price 35c, odd and end
price. 19c
Initial Writing Paper, regular
price. 25c, odd and etid sale. 16c
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes,
value 35c, odd and end sale. 19c
Dr. Shemeld's Tooth Paste.
vuluc 25c. odd and end salc,l21,lzc
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. reg-
ular price. 25c. odd and end
sale.. 15c
Menneu's Talcnm and Violet
powder. regular price 25c,
odd and end sale, 12950
LACES, RIBBONS AND SMALL-
WARES.
No. 60 Fancy Taffetta Ribbon.
all colors, value 160 yd.. odd .
7c yd.
No. 40 Satin Tnffetta Ribbon.
all colors, the most desira-
ble kind for neck wear. odd
and end price, 10c yd.
“Macey” Hook and Eyes.
white or black. value So card,
odd and end price. 3c
Twin Anchor Hose Supporters.
all colors. value 25c, odd and
end price. 15c
Warren's Featherbone Collar
Foundations, pointed or
straight value 10c, odd and
end price, he
tie and 10c Galloon Trimming,
black or white, odd and end
price. 2c yd.
Grass Linen Collars. a finish
for a sailor suit,‘ values
from 25c to 50¢. odd and end
' price. 160
A few “picked over collars."
mostly 35c and 50c goods,
odd and end price. he
Washable Persian Trimmings,
comprising all the popular
colors. regular price 15c, odd
and end price. So yd.
Short Lengths of Point de Pa-
ris Laces. widths from 2 to
4 inches. regular prices. 100.
150, 19c, odd and and price,
So yd.
Heavy Applique Laces. cream
or corn widths from 1 to 3
inches. values 390 and 50c,
odd and end price. 250 yd.
Silk and Oriental Laces. cream
or white widths, from 4 to 9
Inches, values up to 75¢ yd.,
odd and and price. 19c yd.
’ KITCHEN OEPARTM ENT.
Timely Hints on Timely Goods.
Mason Fruit Jars. quarts and
pints, 39¢ per dos.
Screen Doors. regular price
81.26. odd and end-price. 89c
' Oil Stove Ovens. regular
price. 81.98. odd and and
price, $1.49
Three Burner Florence Oil
Stove, regular price 82.98,
. odd and and price, 31.
Six Quart Whitalountain ice
cream Freeaer, regular price, _
83. 75 odd and and price, 99. 75
Glass Water Bottle. regular
: price. 19o. odd and and price. 10c » L
Agate iron Angel Cake Tins.
regular price,15c. odd and
and sale. 6c
Decorated Plates. Dinner or
Tea Plates. Table Bowls,
regular price 10c, odd and
and price. is
8 Ball Croquet Sets, regullr
price s3..oo odd dad and
pflce S135
Remnants of Mattings, regular
sic and 860 quality. odd Ind
end price. 19c; two ms for 15¢
r s:
Norwalk Chronicler