NAOKI;O NOTII. ILOOK.
IOT WAIHINRTON ITRIIT.
IOUTH NORWM‘V‘M
Lilli News its;
”a. as a x 2-- \ m
For ivorwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday. The area of high
pressure, with cool pleasant weather,
that was central in the western po'r-_
tion of the Lake region yesterLy
morning, is now central over Western
d‘ennsyivania and New York. The dls~
turbauce that was central in Montana
yesterday, is now centralin South Da-
kota. it is producing local showers
and launder storms between the Miss-
issippi rivai- ltnd the may mountains.
Conditions favor for this vicinity, cool,
pleasant weather, followed on Friday
with slowly rising temperature and in-
creasing cloudiness
Ophir Chapter Order of the Eastern
Imp will hold a meeting Friday night.
.A daughter has been born to Mr. and
tire. William Fluids, of Franklin ave
nee.
Fond lilies are beginning to make
their
Norwa k.
:Howat‘d Chlcheser has secured a po-
Iition in New Jersey and left South
norms
'l.‘ it end of the trout fishing season
is it one at hand. The closed season be-
gills July 1.
bliss Carrie Stevens. of Ridgeilelti,
will the. guest of friends in South Non
walk over, Band". - ‘
snarl. Charles E. Coles. of Cannon
lion, in Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Ricard M Bouton.
"Mr. ind Mrs. W. A. Fryer, of Nor-
walk wi celebrate their twenty-fifth
ephiver‘s 'ry, Sunday. .
Kiss .uary Hutchiags is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. riled
delta Hoyt, of Darien. ,
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order
of the coils of America} will hold a
regular meeting tonight
lire. n. it: pulley: and two children.
of nerard Place. are the guests of Mrs
L. M Thatcher. New Yer-t.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py-
thias, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
in Swat-ts a Corbett's block.
in: William H Dyington and daugh-
ter in! NoWalk,‘ are to spend several
walk in Norfolk, Connecticut. 2
Mrs. Ebeneser Coley. of Wilton, is
vlatihg‘lih'er daughter Mrs. Samuel
(Inuit; compo street, westport‘ "
Kabaosa Encampment, l. 0.0
Norwhlk,, iii nominate and emit!" ofloi-ij
cars at til 21eyeningis meeting. ’,_
tire; Emilia E. Stevens of Seymour
street. whip has been seriously ill, is
I Aw“ improving slider the care of or.
A. Vrfirul’ltmeband wife“, of Philadel-
phi'a,.ase ”for a few days in
South-Norwalk, stopping at the Hotell'h
eluted.- , . ..
.The woman' s Roller corps of Doug-
lei. Fowler Post, G A. R., will hold a
lag, Friday evening at the rooms
outh Main street , .
The Charity Circle at King's Dalian
ters will give a supper at the First
Baptist Church, Friday evening, June
2 24th, from B .tc 8 o'cimk.
The specialty underscoring Cc op:
pany has Just completed the instal w
tion of four motors in the Norwalk
Box-Company's factory.
was Leas
_ Both in recompile with.
of the vance “'2. price of'food pro-i
m“? . .. .2
Why '1’
Becausewebliy in large quantities
for cash. 2
These are only afew of our money
savers. 2 , ,
CHOICE ROWE.” 13-13: LR.
RNALL LID! LAND 13: LR.
FORIOUARTERO LAND. 10c LR.
LIDR NUTJON "".'2"" 14¢ LR.
LOIN tantrum: as 52, yucca.
O'NALL NDNIY DDRID HAND AN:
WAGON 2
Jess's-scenes..-
inn
NArlivs Via canvasmvaa.
arm Ate-r Klrl cs cockso'
War Mme
32‘ assess/tn
' ing at Warner
pearance on the ponds around .
.b“!
‘:Ieverastll
~sz '3‘. Ayes :2.‘
AWN
It was simply impossible for slit
the women who desired, to attend
the lecture Tuesday afternoon. 80
2a second lecture has been arrang-
ed and will be given Friday evens
“i w
Admission to this will be 25
cents but, as before, tickets will
be .ivcn free to customers in any
department of the store.
Tickets for 'I‘ ucsday’ s lcctiirc
which were not used will also be
good for admission Friday even-
j iiig.
a‘hs ifi ..p. d ." -.
WEATHER FORECAST. ,
VACATION.
Are you one of the thousands
planning for the vacation trip?
And is the real summer weather
hurrying your plans ahead? Here
is a store ready with every need
for the traveler, from light dust-1
proof and showebproof coat to a
package of pins.
Short sharp word of the articles
to hold your belongings en route:
Packlnk trunks—3 25 to 33.
Canvaacovered regulation trunks,
iron bound and hard-wood slatted—3t.-
50 up. according to sine.
Langtry special trunks. built like
those that. theatrical folk use—and
how they'll stand hanging! 33.50 and
up. according 0 size.
Brass‘trimm d steamer trunks bound
with vulcanized fiber—34 up according
to size.
Light suit cases covered with a lin-
en-finished stout '.cloth leather corners
straps and handle—31. 35 and 31. 30.
Cowhide suit-cases on steel frame.
six inches deep and linen lined—35.
Steel framecases of artificial loath-2
er with leather corners and linen lin
lug—33. 25
Suit-cases of waterproof cloth on
steel trellis-450‘.
Japanese straw suitcases—31. .
Japanese straw bags—25c to 65¢.
Shawl~straps~25c to 500.
2 Web trunk-straps with patent fast-
suing—29c to 50¢.
Leather trunk-strapse-fl'ic.
'lilird floor ..
warm SHIRT—WAISTS.
Styles this-yearlare so much
prettier than any of the ast that
one wonders why‘ the car ier sorts
were called pretty. And cheap!
There’ s a really charming 'one
for so cents. Finished with Mex~
ican insertion in front and tucks
in back.
And at 'a dollar several excel-
lent sorts. And from that, to as
high a price as you wish.
Second floor.
THE ROWLAND
DRY, GOODS CO.
mnemonic ‘
k Native cherries are coming into snar-
e . 2W
Every" woman who reads. this paper
will imo‘w that: she has never bought‘
gayccd.‘ taffeta ribbon for so little money
advertised today by Miss
1'33“ swamp o‘t- Pioneer Hook and
has been
to weal$dagi July 31st. Tim $11123”:
has excuriion o it
Beach this Sunday. My ,2_ . .
Hughey E O'Rourke, the lovlal
South nggupinmge'r. is now“? his
ome‘ n ry. a many ends
in South Ndflvalk will. regret to learn
that his health is failing
. The fill ,Hand Circle of the Non,1 , .2
uwdlkvldet st Choral will illeét Ffl- '
“up I“ 151m! Rh Nit. .Lmtt. 0!
Biosdll embers will take the
car haying? W rest. at 2; 59. . ..-
-hiisi will if. """ llil‘k,‘pl"lhclpal at' tile
.Northwanteam hooliueft tyeatemyl
for Onsonta, New York, to attend the
commencement i e
“th Wmmm of h r visas
shite 3!". “(Show
are not' re Must
immerses-ens
$31169 Nfii‘l ill ‘
Hall Carrier E.W
pg that quail
rsc lunch sk'
hpd hexpressing fear
.2. hlv. ”u” mm
Clark whp has
situational-mi in state street
since the burning of the Wclthausen
hat sho. where be injured himself,
null tolget out and mine the l
city. intimay for the inst. this.
2A meeting ctr the pulpit committees
of the' flap
Methodist eh iwiil 'he held tbli
evening at the rat Congregational
church at nine o'clock too-cap
ion services for the month
Whfi‘ufi'hifir‘
335 sndob ed
Millet Nil ‘iilashcw '11.“
Did
Thiaswmm 4 V
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our to rslii’rs‘r'n
We . 22
Our establishment halidles so mnell
bystand othermeahmt'wsansprs-
‘: memmmfew
2. .hmakea'mealfoafi‘flidificrtwoer'
i'ldosen. Notaalscthatyoncanget
'2 here mwmimxzfis
_qna.rter‘yml wast. Theadvaaiagsto
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William
119'
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‘cs
,0” ”tinting
maksuh.’ I-Tlinti'h” ‘
pilflel that! oil it ”light. It
tht baadushrglveato’tlia l‘ilipiao omn-
mission. at the Atlantic“ hotel. insides-
port. lateral or thehappaalngs ahcre‘
are cousin; 1; Movable laughter
about so indolent in which
layer In vihilii «who has probably
never been hoops to late manythlag as-
“W and
Congressman eaer J. Hill. who is
always looltingbgI
r a silence hey:
a little quiet full, gene the-load
urea, is occasioning many a laugh.
it' was just before the ma cit to the
banquet hall began. when t e Fourth
district's hustlipg congress an spied
the mayor standing at one at e of the
parlor. lie _'wer‘it‘ over to him with ex-
tended handt and the two ”changed
a cordial greeting. The mayor figures
that Mr, Hill Milan considerable to do
with the legis' at liartfopd dur-
ing the last session .of the is sisters,
which the mayor found an o lection-
able. For that reason he enjoys call-
ugttentlon to the fact that he is
new g another term“ whenever he
meet! ‘M‘lr Paige, ohe 0f the best
friends i have." or Congressman Hill.
'N' 2.x“ been growing on me for twelve years.
ed
I'll lo! {M2 ‘
“It? R115"-
seas fetfbitbdl .deeflfsil to M. but;
m as an
flatten-s any trophier-ltamford as.
reams "k“mtm WWNWV
He hmentioned the subject Saturday
nig t. '
“i see you won out, but sodld we,”
said the congressman. in response to a
remark of the mayors about his ma~
Jority.
"How is that i" asked the mayor.
"Why, the fight was over a new city
hall; aad- you're going to build one,"
was the response.
"Oh. no." said Mr. Muivihiil. "The
old one is to he remodeled."
“Aren't you teaiing it down?" was
asked. .
“Only taking out the maiden. The
walls will remain " Mr. llili was as-
sured.
"But," insisted the loculsr congress-
man, “a model of the new city hall
has been not ted out to me." 2
“i don't it derstand that." said the
mayor with a puzzled countenance.
"Wher'e did you see the modelf"
"Right on the southwest corner of
the city hall green," responded Mr.
Hill, slipping am
At. the corner of the green referred
to is a ratherrdiiapidated lunch wagon,
which does not add any great beauty
to the business aspect of State and
Broad street.
it would never do to allow the con-
gressman to leave Bridgeport with any
such erroneous impression. so the
ma'yor sought. him out. “Somebody
has been fooling you. congressman "
he said
"Fooling .me, howl” asked Mr. Hill.
"About the city hall. " said the mayor
“That building is no model of the new.
city hall. lt'spt lunch wagon, " lfs ell-
pialned seriously.
“A lunch wagon? Well, well. " said
the congressman. without the least
sign of a smile. 4 .
ASTHMA UUF:}RIN:. ONOULD
and Tar has cured
many caseso asthma that were con.
sidere hopeless. .2 IAddlph Rhee
ing. 01 West Till "be. batman.
lows, writes: "A severe cc ‘il con-
tracwd twelve years ago was sweet-2
all until it llaaliy, glow into gamma.
The best medical? skill available could
not give me more than temporary re
lief. Fole e'; s_ Hone and Tar was rec-
ommended slid or; fly cent bottle en-
tirely cured, me asthma which had
Foley Honey
and If i had taken, it at the start i
would hate been saved years rs‘oftsuilhr-
Vian. "——-For sale at Vl’lslsted's drug store.
ssi’.t
'Phscs. iss,
J. Min.» ~ 1;.» ".-~.-«
" mistook Pacifism
carried In break.
2Wn waves nerves".
'3?“ a lessees». can show them
frag!“
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fir. "W. in...»
' ‘1'3’?¢; (“UL
.. we?“ so ..29- new“ i
li;.2You Want To Sell
your property, whether it is a Vi'prpl.
u-‘hmlse lotintownornalsatste
of any description quickly. call or ad-
dress 2
222.1058. [~01lele
as wALr. s'r. NORWALK. cone.
lt wili’becfadvanta‘ge to you also
to set me if you are desirous of buy-
I.“ “at 'r‘fififx‘t ._.
was .
5finalists alias. roa- ‘2 Case
stun rise 10s as.
' wuarsisil. 2 . 22.. . . sols.
DILNRR sass. s LII. roe 2.
hawk. ms; 2 Les. roe esse-
rtuitksann curries; salts."
emit cone-2 2 f. it. is.
waste. listless, _
“RED“ R Ktilibl. or IR
than Aj- assume: asicas
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the new
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sly-.29 .‘.. L-wflac.
LITTLE cmchaI roe RiFLE 3am.
Ctats Has Been Vary Negligent To
Guardsman in This Respect.
The marksman of several militia
companies have been awarded their
bars and medals for excellence in rifle
practice in 1903.
it is being remarked by old officers
of the Connecticut National Guard tint
the state is doing little for the guards-
men in the way of rifle practice this
year. when there is special need of it
in view of the issuance of new rifles
with which the soldier need to fami-
liarise masseuse, he spring ileld
day was iven up iii favor of the pa
rade at artlord at the. reunion of the
‘ Society of the Army ol‘. the Potomac,
and no arrangements have been made
for ride. practice by the local guards
men.
This is said to be partly on account
of the greater power of the new Krag-
JorgensOn ritles which will carry much
farther than the old Springfields and
which make the present ranges un-
adapted and unsafe for use with the
Krags. A' remedy is suggested in the
use of a ration cartridge and a half
charge (it pow r which would be suf-
ilcient, i 'is its ,‘tc carry a bullet ac-
curateiy to its mark 200, 300 or 500
yards. , . ‘
DYAMA IN sUPRRMI COMMAND.
TOKIO. June 23 11 a m—Tho liar-
quis Oyama, formerly marshal and
chict of the general staff, has been spa
pointed to‘ the supreme command of
the imperial armies in the field. His
chief of staff will the Lieataaeneral
Rodents. :late2- chief of General Stall.
Thelmpcsitlons vacated on the general
Ital in- this city will‘ be filled by Field
Marshal Yamagata and Malor- General
Nagaoka 2 v...
WDRIT OF ALL EXPIRIINCIB.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be our last?
Such was the experibnoe of re. 8. H.
Newson. Decatur, 'Ala. “For three
years.“ she writes, "l "endured insuffer-
able pain from iildigestlcn, stomach
and bowel T‘troublei'. Death seemed ln~
'evitable when dealers and all remedies
failed. At length“! was induced to
Electric Bitters Add the result was
mraoifio'us. 1 improved at once and
oomp‘stelyv ‘reoovered. ”' For
Liver.“ Ki ney, stomach and Bowel
troubles lectric Bitters is the only
medicine; ' Only 50c: it‘s guaranteed
by 9.1!. Baxter. Drngglst.
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FlGHT OVER ROAD.
Dome of the Westonitea Want it and
same Don’t.
Things have been somew'hat stirred
up in Weston and some of the residents
have become wroth with the first so
lectnlan. Oscar Budd. because a strip
of road in the town has not been at-
tended to.’1‘hey felt so badl about it
that John Morton and five 0 here. two
of them being the second and third are
lectmen. prayed the county commis-
albums to investigate the dispute and
to decide what. should be done in the,
matter. treeton Is in the unfortunate
predicament of having about 75 miles
of road and about 3i. 000 to repair it;
On June 16 the county commission-
ers went to Weston and listened pa-
tiently to the evidence relative to the
stretch of about a mile which it was
desired to improve. it was described
as being something like the rocky road
to Dublin only more so. The county
commissioners, after looking into the
matter, decided that the residents
were entitled to come over that road
with a team, as air-ships are not. yet
perfected and besides an air-ship
might catch on the rocks which are al-
leged to protrude.
So the county commissioners have
made their finding in which they give
the aelectmen until July 21 to ill: up
that stretch of road, ilil in the crown
of the road, open the gutters, and get
the surface drainage in working order
once more. it is simply one of those
disputes where the commissioners had
to hear both sides and to give the peo-
pie a chance to secure a fair road even
if one man did not think it advisable.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra
zillan Balm is breakidgup Colds wbzn
ever tried, almost without excepti ll
10. 25 50c and 31.00 bottles. The Olif.
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. ‘ '
HIBDlTs is THE MAN.
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New Place Created in Consciidatsd 0f-
ficlsi Family. 2
The following ofllciill announcement
was made at the eneeal ohlcas of the
New York. New even 'and Hartford
road New Hayen, yesterday afternoon:
Upon the retirement of John Henna? -
July ilrat, the title of Superintendent
' of Motive Power will be abolished.
Frank N. Hibbits with the title of
Mechanical Buoeflntendent will be his
successor with practically the same
duties.
with the Southern Railway. with head-
quarters at Washington. D. C.
The direct supervision of the motive
department will be under General use
ager Samuel Higgins. The oillcials at
the general cillcee were considerably
annoyed by published. accounts of sun
censors to Mr. Rooney. No successor
will be appointed, but the new oillee
created, which ofllne will be in direct
charge of General Manager Higgins
Mr. Hibbiia will arrive in New Ha-
ve'n about July 1st
2 2 cities uou' access highland deal to
- ' ‘é‘iielli item'ss'illl of life. .
is not that sufficient to class it as the most .. .
Valuable cl hour household furnishings?
.2 l
in addition to the
NECESS‘iTiES: IT MEETS 2
.1 ihinkbi‘ihe
CO\ViI iEN‘CE‘S Ii AFFORDS
cm 3‘1:
RVXi.t%
Toll Linc Rates 5 lo 25 cents;
Upon immediate renuest our representative will call in time 0!
lite Rates from
~27... "revs
‘3’ 32'”
. to enter your name ill the
JULY DIRECTORY
ThdSou them
5: ,g‘rsyi: a
Mr Hibblts is now connected
Comping-wheel; sheet registering me-
' chnniIn.
Mathias! Mohr, Plantsviile, handle- .-
‘ fistulas.
2‘ mock, design.
Nihielda.
2.1M“; Co. 0.“...
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scans soil may unitirm 15A ‘-
its Eventfulww
week of merchandiding. Broad sodilr
‘ We have pl .
bniies that you will b quick to take advantage of.
lot of reliable seasonabie merchandise that you can appreclhte. Now we
ask you to take careful note of the offerings below-you'll ill)! lbw 1R7“
timtion that every item is just as advertised.
backing up its premises
4
WASH WAIBTB
Cur shirt Waist counter has never
bedn better equipped to meet your
is than it is today in either mar
to al, style, or quality, and-the largo
rtment of this summer's stylish
w Its which we are now showing.
combined with the extremely low
grille! asked. makes your shirt waist
nyln here most profitable.
ha’white lawn slli
b Vdcry and lace trlmm
Ladies’ white lawn waists, ctucked
unfitl back and sleeves. at 31. 35.
ies' white lawn shirt waists
mica blous‘p {routs tucked“ back, trim-
with a lace, at 31.3
iiadlss' black ille shirt wsigts,
hematltohed and fagoted. 31. 30.
wasistl. em-
Money savings sq trash
This store succeed.
h, A“
WASH DRE” GOOD!
ii
Titty are hero.in insll their "4
of texture. and light airy m
either for dress or shirt waist will
You will find here Just the Item .
you .want, and at the price you wast ' '
to 93% ,l 2 v . '27 ii.“
Figured and striped iawflb all‘
dimities, with merceriaed satin strips;
good fast colors, at “RC; ;~ ..lr; .
Corded applique in stripes and RD
urea, 2'! in. wide, washable, at nits
"rd yr.
\Yasiiahie linen Voiles in plain, pink,
iigh blue and grey. at 20c yd.
1 lab oi Sillill
ans 7
Surpassing all our former hat sales which has become such a feature of
our summer trading.
These hats comprise the entire sample stock of the
largest manufacturer of such in the United States. and which we fortunately
acquired at a price that enables us to char yo them at onethird the regular
Extra due quality untrimnied straw ate at 29c. _
prices.
ea-es Washington Street, ,
.la
South Ros-walk. Conn.
Ancilal Clearance Sale of. Trimmed Milliiicill
alt ,' fl.
avsavrrimc IN m MiLLlilliev title Ar caboose anions. .
full“ you partisan PATTERNO. . ‘
S S. TIL
33 WASHINGTON ITREIT-
u
' w.“ A .
is a most remarkable Elbhiln diferlng,
-us
finish
‘ N. E. RYAN
86 Washlngtcn “that.
260 yards White Taffeta Ribbon, widths number 40 and 30
regular prices 22c and 23¢ a yard at 13:.
This ribbon is all silk, of excellent quality and has a rich lemma
Especially desirable for girdles and sashes. _
LOTSON
MUTH NORWALKy CONN.
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lie Nirvaii Steamboat 60.. lilting ii iii
ice‘srlc AFT sail a
--‘ Lsavea Aoutli Nerwslk, 7. 30 A. M.
2: 15 P. Mia, (asrureVaVy 1: is P. M.)
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Psoriasis ..
FREIDHT ONLY-sleeves New Y ark, Monday, Wednesday and
It 3:00 P. M. Leaves Narwalk Tues... Thur. and Sat. ’at 5: 00 p. in.
fecelvsdffothOA. M.to5'00P-M
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS. :
The following were issued June 21.1
his. him»... he... or... of A hf.
wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridge
rtConn.
p”John 1" assists; Bridsoilort. shoal
fastener. 2 .
Jsrla- ..‘Wmhilatthewa. Bridgeport.
guard for incandescent lamps. .
James-.1) Wheeler. Bridgeport. mo-'
toruglne. 2
Willis R. Austin and William N
Craw. South Norwa'lk'. toy inclined rall-
warm
Frank L Cross. Mystic. a patients:
isaac E. Palmer MiddletowlL ham-
TRADEMARKS.
Dino ltfg. 00.. liddletown, dress:
Tale Reed 00. incl. Danbury. DI‘VBW-
toad for infants and mvalids.
llr. Crossmsn 8:8 citie-
RDR BLOOD D130 DBR‘
FARE—singio-sm ~txcur
Lures New Verna
Eats 31‘s: st, 2: V45 'V.P
2 air
l-llgllee 'i’nawrwe mamas:
the Top Notch WI) m .
no
they are higher than:
years are when til-12
notch. The scarcity ”of beef is the. 2
canseofwtheriae apdpiiotbpr ,.
ments have followed.
getting from ten to fit,
beef by Anew: ”’il ,
m or .11 act a
lag charged for diifesqlitpgl . '
The prices have code up very .
ly in the last two weeks and the .
cations are that they are $3M; ‘
”higher 2
in reply to a question as to'
this state of affairs is likely
lines, the invariable reply
EEEL meteorite
The feeling of in; ding,
the minds of many time
disease and diabetea‘hss‘ba'en;
to thlul
from taking oley's
will cure incipient I‘ll
diabetes and even 1'- lbs
Waves comfort and rell‘ef.
Norwalk Chronicler