Gents Nail—ice Shirts
At 59 Cit
14 to ill ____._;isclr'os.
. Banting.
MAHA¢KsMo HOTII. ILOGK.
wasr wAsHIucrou crass-r.
”um woman. 3
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: lIoca'
showers tonight and Thursday. A dis-
turbance Is cuntIul this morning our
Luke nperior. Cloudy and showcry
Weatn r prevails In the Lake regtor.
and along the North Atlantic coast.
Conditions favor for this Vicinity part-
ly cloudy weather with occasions.
showers and slightly higher tempera»
ture.
There Will be a dance at The Knob
tonight.
This Is' the last week for trout fish-
ins.
Home raised string beans are to be
found In the local markets today.
William 1.. Olsen. of Norwalk. was on
a business trip to New York. yesterI
day. .:
Miss Reynoldslei of New York. is the
guest of Miss M. Lander, of West
str
William Lauder. of New York. has
been .spending a few days at his home
In West street.
The steamer Martha's Vineyard will
make a trip to New Haven. next Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph S. Morgan. bride
and groom. have returned from their
wedding tear.-
Friday “being the first day of the
month. the selertlnen willi settle town
bills mail-day.
Miss Margaret Kelly, of Bridgeport.
is visiting Miss Anna Mullen, of Wil-
ton avenue; '
Chester (layer, of Lowo street, has
returned to his home from a few days
visit in New York city. I
Miss Jennie Barnum, of Danbnry. is
the nest of her sister. Mrs. Edward
L. era; of laws street.
13‘.“‘ W. ' Woodman, of .«Brooltlyn, is
spendings, few days with Mr..and Mrs. ‘
Vredoohurgh, at 11 Henry street.
Edmund Coles, who has been visiting
his cousin Lewis Wardell, has reium-
ed tohfs home In East Orange, N. J.
Mrs. William 0. Irving. or. 20 ‘Lowe
street, is spending the week with rela-
tlves in. New York and New Jersey.
Mrs. Frederick Mead. of Boston. is
the guest of her daugiitcr, Mrs. Wil-
liam L. Olsen, of Elm street. Norwalk.
George Jameson Thomson, of Wilton.
set ured one (It the first year honors in
Yale Law. School. New Haven} this
week,
.ue Rev_ Lewis K. Moore. pastor of
the Norwalk Methodist Church, will
oflicintc Sunday afternoon. at the Cran-
bury Chapel.
sthihgton‘ Camp, Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America. will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night in
Mystic Chain Hall. '
. BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. it it dltl‘ there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this Mrs.
M. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame,
Ind.. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no Atonem-
erte her today if your (hlldron trou
big you In this way. Don't blame the
‘child. The chances are it can't help
i.
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311.100 Meats-
Small Sugar Cured Hams
143 lb.
Sugars-.de .‘Bpoon "
3 149 lb.
rustic Imam
cream Hall Sim!-
Cor-organism.“
,' 1'.“ mm»: 23‘
.wrlil lie
m
>
t"
UNDERWEAR
saunas. .‘
A good story is worth telling
more than once and the story of
these underwear samples is cer-
tainly a‘good one. "
They are from the makers of
the famous hit-rode underwear
that Is sold here year in and out
l'Vcry woman knows how good
Merodc undergunucnts are and
any in this lot that don i hear the
- Merodc label are worthy of the
r'ornjfau) they" re in.
But the whole colitrtion is of
samples and it is selling at small
prit't because of that fail and be
cause the summer wholesale sear
son is over.
These aIc the savings you may
.uake :riIrIost—too——(asily:
(".otton plain and IrIcIccriscii,
.oIrIc trimmed with lace," worth
9i and 25c.—— 12%c.
Lisle or cotton, some vests with
are yoke. plain or fancy weave.
worth 39c,-—— 19c.
Lisle and line cotton, many
rests trimmed with crocheted
arc. colors as well as white, worth
$0.0, — 29c.
l"3incl isle and silk-and-lislc.
fancy wcavc or plain, vests trim-
Ined with soft lace, worth (Ioc and
.5... . . . 39¢-
SIlk vests In wlIItc or colors,
srlk-and-lislc with lace trimming
or crocheted yoke. fine union suits
and pants, worth $1 and more.—
59C~
Left aisle, front. .
FLAGS FOR “ FOURTH. "
Let the Nation 5 Birthdav show
he Stars and Stripes of Old Glory
"everywhere. After all, isnt their
InutctcstiInoIIy worth as nIIIclIas
noise and powder-snmkcH
Flags of standard all-wool
bunting. kind Uncle Sam lIiIIIscli
uses.—— "
2 by
3 by
4 by
3 I'cet,—75c.
5 fcct,-—$I.50.
(I feet—$23.25
5 by 8 icci3.——$3.
(I by I) feci.——$3.5o.
8 by I2 fcci.——$(I.
In by I5 feet.~$o.
Small silk flugs.——.7r to 35c.
Mounted cotton iiags.-'—3c to
35c. ' ‘
”'ihild floor.
DRY GOODS CO..3
BRIDGEPORT
Th‘e William H. Ferris homestead. In
West street, was sold yesterdmv. by
Frank N.‘ Fei‘rls. administrator, to Mrs.
John H. Ferris.
On favorable reports Percy E. Fer-
" rIs, of South Norwalk, and Herman H.
Lievow. of Bridgeport have been dis-
charged from bankruptcy.
Oswin? S. Harris", of Lowe street. is
his duties at J. A. Hlslop &.Company's
store, in Washington street.
—No need to fear sudden attacks of
cholera infantumf‘dysentery. diarrhoea.
or summer complaint, if you have Dr.
Fowler's: Extract of Wild Strawberry in
the medicine chest.
‘2 A baby girl arrived yesterday at the
home of John Mylod'. in Stuart avenuor
Mother and daughter are. doing nicely,
and Mr. Mylod is Iustiy happy.
The body or Charles Sellecit. a fenn-
from Boston Monday, on a special
train for Interment is
On June 30 the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad company
will disburse near 91- 500,000117lI-B reg.
ular 2 per cent. quarterly dividen.
The travel to the Berkshire Hills is
'heavy and the trains‘ passing through
Danbury every day carry loads of pas
sengers apnnraching their. capacity.
1’. C Louirsbury Lodge. New Eng-
land Order of Protection, ‘lieill‘h meet-
business. he and warden of the
state is expects to make an official
visit at the next meeting, July 12th.
Mia's Florcnée' P. Lee. formerly of
Ndrivalk is in ’l‘ndianapolis to attend
the National Prohibition Convention
to which she was elected as an alter-
nate. She expects to visit the St.
Mills' ”Fair ,
The
$8 Uhfeilir‘ Club of Connecticut;
their annual Yachting In Mili-
Idfetodn.” {tomorrow Ex—Chlef' A C.
lleirdt'lt'kf‘of New Haven. Is the only
pfiefiggnt the was 11;; lgym lisdhand
W! n up a re-e ea
thllbos, cart“ in a. A die
William Brit-henna 'and daughter.
Mrs Andrews of New York
session of'fiiéir mammals e rot.-
meriy GI: residence of Frank A For-
ris.- In rfleida ”Mermaid”. A
large number of improvements have
been '40 measure-Isa... bro. i
Your Fourth 301 .1th
Dinner. "
to do ,due honor to mom'- Births
day. should be the best that snafu
more, tests your III-der- tor the
meat: and poultry at Schaub‘s.
willgaaraniosthebestto behad; thsy
will do Justice to you and you will do"
Justice to the“ 7‘ -
«.25. mos “05713006th
Harassment“?
M was.
0...!- -“
Pulp-sh.
" "IRWIN
THE ROWLAND .
enjoying a two weeks’ vacation from I
or resident of Bedding. was brought
Raiding. .. ., .
ing la‘st III ht. a'nd transacted'rouIJne ‘
their Shad, from ice to 250 each.
Fresh Mackerel 20c and 25:: each. -
the “Raierad lmploys. "
it: "Ha nry and Highland Divia'
Ions” olu .tiie {Ni ad Employe.s
low”,
to no how Bt'ho Highland
funny to sue the circus.
Crows are now makilil the through
un'lmm Hopewell to New Haven via
i-la lbyvlllh
. Marsh. formerly agent at
llrauchville. is now an agent on the
New York division.
llorn‘—‘—Tu' Mr. and Mrs. M J
June 24. a girl. Mr. Post slings lights"
aims at Hrookfleld Junttion
Katherine. little 5- war old sister of
J. J. Cosgrove. died at her ironic In
llanbury. May ll. of heart trouble.
Horn -To Mr and Mrs. Keurhs. of
lleynoldsvlile Summit. a girl. Mr.
lioarns is agent at that point. '
James McGrntlI. formerly operator
at Osborntown Siding; died at his
home in Naugatuok, May 2, of con
sunrplion. in the 22d year of his age.
Ticket agents In the larger ofllcas'
along the line have from 200 to 300 dif-
ferent forms of St, Louis tickets in
stock. over about 30 different routes.
Vernon Poole. foreman or the signal
dcpnrtmont. and two men. are now lo-
Irale‘d in lianbury. They cover the "sec.
lion from Waterbury to Flslrkill Land-
ing. and north to» Pittsfieid
H H Dunbar recently took a trip to
New Haven on business. Mr. Dunbar
is the "lightning slinger" at Danbury.
nights. and since that new boy came In:
to the family nothing in Danbury is
good enough for the new-comer.
Cbnduotor Harris. of train 189. May
I. while attempting to catch the ca-
boosc at ‘Danbnry‘. as they' were leav-
ing; missed his hold and was thrown.
spraining his knee. He spent a week
_In lI‘Ishklll Hospital. but to around
3ngaln"at'hls regular duties.
M, Knitry has hen placed In charge
of the Danbury yard. In place of C. H.
lFranhIIn. and an additional switcher
and crew Is on duty on account of the
rush of business. Mr. Klntry has
served the company faithfully for a
long period as yard conductor. and we
are pleased to note his deserved pro-
motion.
Engineer (leorgo Burridgu died;- May
24. at his home In East Hartford. of
heart trouble. “Pop" as the boys call.
nd him. served the company from 1890
untllhls' death. having never been laid
off fhr a dav for any cause He leaves
a wife. The dead engineer was highly
respected by all who knew him. and he
will be greatly missed from the Iounds
of railroad life.
Charles Lee. of Kent. left Danbury.
May 15. for the bedside of his son.
Richard, who has been In‘ Sheridan;
Wyoming. for his health. Mr. Lee
reached Sheridan thirty hours after his
son had died, amt returned to Kent
May 22. with the remains, where they
were Inferred. Richard» served the
New ilavon in Ihe capacity of carpen-
ter, working under R. E. Hnsklna, at.
ilanbury. previous to his going West.
GRAND LIST *OF STATE.
New Haven County Leads—Total
$677,398.71].
HARTFORD. June 29.-—The grand
list of taxable property in the I» ate. as
icomplied at the office of the stats
comptroller from reports matte by
town assessors and from riidit one
made by the state board of if] Inliza
tion. is $677,396.711. Following is the
summary by counties:
. Hartford. $160,781,109.
New iiavep..3$227.56.513.
New London. $50,538,031.
airfield, $143,492,213.-
Windham. ”4.189.378.
idtchnolri. $37,910,781
'Phons. 182.
Jenkins BYsaValm
and"
OARLOCK PACKING
" carom In stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
titan" no superior. Can show them
‘iWQfl‘iilf‘I I s ‘
Ira to Stationary and Ma-
‘ I-ln‘s En Ines General Mach.
Ins Won't no": u‘IiIirW
JHE G. N. lchIBBIN
MTFerGOI _.
56 WATER IT'-
"so. noawAsK. 3
g“ f.
if You What To Sell
youi- property, whether it Is a farm.
a house and lqt in town or real estate
of my definition quiekly. call or ad- ate
3:93.: \w 1
am-
, “A798. DOMW'
at IYAIL'L or. NoawAth. coon.
it will be of advantage to you also
"job ar"e 'iiesirous other
02 propert'x."i .3. '
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to
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wags ..
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engaged .3...
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5.0.; ‘as‘mmu man or.
locum. “Home a:
shaft-3+— m-W'fifiwflu-‘Ahhl.
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JOSEPH w. RIDDELLE.
“A New Man"_Af§e3r qu33Y3eara of
.. Iii. Health.
Bracol—lnvlgorated—curodJ-"Iy
Celebrated Nerve Vlullxor
and Tools. .
PAINE’S CELERY
COMPOUND.
It elm Almost Instant Effect.
l'IIiIIo's Celery Compound acts dlroet
upon the inner nerves. feeding them
Nature's food—-(-I-lery—~illlinlr them
with vitality. And iiIrough the. inner
nerves it. acts upon the blood. purify-
ing It. strengthening it making it pure
and strong and rod and healthy.
lts wonderful ell'el't Is almost Instan-
taneous. You feel BETTER AT
ONCE.
“A NEW MAN."
Quickly Rsstarsd This Buslnsss Man
to Buoyant Health.
"For Iwo years my health was under-
mined. Mcdicirles of all kinds gave
no perceptible results. About It month
ago i tried PIIIne'I-I Celery Compound.
Today i feel LIKE A NEW MAN. i
feel very grateful for what it has done
for mu." Joseph N. Riddellc, 3-i Cen-
tral avenue, Minneapolis.
PIIIIIe‘s Celery Compound taken now
will do more good to languid. listless
men and women, than months ,0! rest.
later on. It purities the blood and
feeds the exhausted nerves and tissues.
It gives quick energy for immediate
needs and irrsnres permanent strength.
Go to your Drugglst Today—Get
one bottle of Paine's Celery Cam-
pound—Sce how DIFFERENTLY it
will make you feel.
gives uou‘ access night and dam to
everu-aecessituof life. . .
is not that sufficient to class it as. the most
valuable oi uour‘household furnishings?
3 la additiOu to the
NECESSlTlES‘ lT MEETS
think 0f the
CONVENIENCES ll AFFORDS
Exchange, titles from $2500
Toll Line Rates 5 to 25 cents.
Upon immediate rednest our
to enter your name in the
"representative wrll call in time
a
JULY DIRECTORY.
- The Southern New England Telephone Co.‘
New Bail!“ Misfits“. I.
South Noiwalk.
_'FATHER "SHAHAN’S DEATH.“ “
ltev. Father T. P. Shalran. formerly
ypastor of St. Patrick‘s church in Nor-
wich, but of late years pastor of St.
Patrick‘s church at Mystic up to a
short time ago. until he retired to the
home of his nephew at. Norwich. pass-
ed away at his nephew's home there
Saturday. I lie was one of the oldest
priests In the diocese of Hartford; and
was widely known throughout the
state. Rev. Father Kelly and Nihill
of this city will attend the. obsequiea
of the deceased. which will be held at
Norwich tomorrow. the deceased be-
lug ‘l‘or‘mer‘ly' pastor 'of the church
when Elderbetrsehmaas his. 93".;
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.3.
11%....
at”: now and take BE
5*“
To Budd Robust saith I
.. start: at the {emulation of life'. and healt‘ v. .
> organs to do their work propulgé'. Food and drink cannot
nourish if yer r liver is not. Working right.
Indigestion follow if your digistive organs are rout of
order. Constipation cannot exist if your bowels are free.
A short course of Beccham s Pills will soon put you right
. and ais'ocoasional one will keep you so.
will do movie to build up robust health and maintain it than
: any other medicine. Theyhave done this, and are con-
’ tinnaliy titling "it for thousands allover the world: If you:
ECHAM'S PILLS occasionally 3,3011, ’
memes“: . é
“ETU'BsonN‘TFIIIEIIFANsONIA.
ANSONIA. June 29.~—Fire broke out
in an alleyway In the rear of S. W-
Smith ti’t‘ Company’s drugstore at 2:15
yesterday afternoon and burned fur-h
ousiy until the arrival of firemen, who
subdued the times after a stubborn
contesu. Smoke tilled the Smith drug
store building and the Colburn block
adjoining. making the light difficult
and dangerous; Numerous stores and
oilices are located In the buildings and
the damage from smoke will be con:
siderablc. George E. May. a well-
known grocer. accidentally tripped
“onr saline-Int hose and was painfully
retried. He was swayed to his home
‘ stretcher.
Assist your.
Dyspepsi o and.
\‘q ‘ 3-IL
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j as sun-«mass beginning of the and In Ionttnued assent 3
Sulfa; 5.1.351“: :l 3
.
AGENT FOR MAY stamens Panama“. ,
‘1. rr "I‘ve-v
You r’ Vacation Needs
The that to! ”Mlilfilflng is close at hand. This store is equipped' ..
o be very helpful to you III lira buying of your vacation ottiht.1n tllilfll- I .
IOI‘IIHUanllI we quote you some voryternpting values. Think you'll find it] . "I";
much to your Interest to make an early Investigation. ,
'SNOWY suMMaa uuoaauuutvi'll
These are epochs I ots. "
ed. and you are Invited to buy slir’bt’i "
I need while these lots last. 1 it 2.
i Ladies' muslin corset caves. Aura
Ladies line jersey rib vests. sleeve- trimmed. nxtra good value. at 8“,. I II I ' ‘~
less. wing sII'ovo. all sizes. 12%r.- Lsdies' muslin corset. «We 'Ilél'"
Ladles' Jersey rIlI chIts. In line quai- rand embroidery trimmed. Md ’“
lly. sleeveless, and wing sleeve. 150. at 29 cents.
Ladies' lislo thread vests, sleeveless. Ladles' muslin drawers. not I“
regular 250 quality. special 17c. embroidery ruffle, extra full and-I m
Ladies' lislo thread vents, in blue, quality, at 50 and 69 cents.
pink and white, fancy and plain. Iul lmiies' muslin skirts. with h
all sizes. are. stitched Inflle. extra good quality, In:
lIndies' o.\Ira flue lisle thread vests. jtial .It 75 cents.
plain and fancy. regular 5th. quality,l Ladies' short muslin skirts", with
special Site. 1 lace Insertion and lace trimmed. ‘at I“.
A Sale Of STRHH HATS,
Surpassing all our former hat sales which has become finch a feature' ‘ct
our summer trading. Those hats comprise the entire samnle stoéiiif‘ M
largest manufacturer of man In the United States, rind which we forthn‘afili“ "
acquired at a who that enables us to offer you them at one- third the regular
prices. Extra fine quality nntrimmed straw hats. at 29c.
THIN RIBED UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
I’ur’t of a mill man's surplus stotk
They were bought for bargains. they' ll
be sold tor bargains.
. LI,
.;... 3',
hr). I‘L
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Annual Clearance Sale Oi Trimmed Mliiliiel‘ll
———-J-*—-
EVERYTHING iN THE MILLINERY LINE AT REDUCED PRICES.
AGENT8 FOR BANNER PATTIRNU.
s.s.'r1LLorsorv. .
.6 WASHINGTON STREET. DOUTH N0RWALK."DONN;3’3'
a
Is a most remarkable Ribbon offering.‘
250 yards White Taffeta Ribbon, widths number 40 and 60 35m
regular prices 22c and 25¢ a yard at 15b. ‘ ,
'1‘th ribbon Is all silk of excellent quality and has a rich lustrous
finish Especially desirable for girdles slid “slips 3 ,
N. E. RYAN
86 Washington S'fr'ur. South Natural ("l
The tioIink Steamboat Go Incorpw
Ion master all runs 15TH" ""' "m
II; i
413 3.;
Steamer “Marinas Vinyl tr
Leaves $0th Norwaik. 7: 30 A. M.
Leaves New York Boekman
2:3H5P M..(§aturday 1: 15 P M.)
“P." M.)
East 31-: st. 2:45 'P-. M.. (s
PROPELLER ' “ CITY OF NOR WALK ”
FREIGHT ONLY—Leaves New Y ark. Monday. Wednesday and F
ad 5: so P. M. Leaves Narwalk Tues. Thur. and sat. at 5. 0o :35. m.
received frOm 7: 00 A. M. to 5: 00 P.M . "t‘
KENEALY lN NEW HAVEN. “HOAWS NEW. AGE”
u—n—~ur —-‘—
He Helps to Fire the First Gun in Consolidated Announce a l:ist
1 “WWW"! GIMPNS" I . 33polntm3ents on Various L
lion. Michael Kenealy, of Stamford,
and Congressirran: Sperry were the "1‘99 WHOM“ Hoodlum
speakers at a banner raising underthe ”09 939903 99198 999' “995‘ 0!
auspices of the Young Mar's Republi York, New Haven 999 HIRING!
can Club at New Haven Monday night. 99"" been 99""99999 "“1099.“
Itiwas "the first gun" of the nepubu Shore line bet-Ir Ihea'am‘mer . i
can campaign in this State. and the P- A Whitmore. 95999 9‘ 3999
gathering was enthusiastic. in the “9990 station H. H. 99'9““ 3
course of his remarks.‘ Mr. Kenealy at 07999919 39909 “lioffi'é
54d shat agent at Grim Beach s3 3
{Our party is fulfilling the obliga- M109 ‘99 5991'81919. . ' '
ttons Itsssumed In '5?! once under SIhStonington 1:999”! 9‘9"“ P9 . ,
the leadership of am whose name 39099 the his head! Closet
will be come a watch ord for Ameri- 9'39“” H9919! “0991
oanism. There Is no trrrer American to Highland division. ’. ‘ -
day than Theodore Roosevelt. His Ellsworth Chase has been
been”. his purity of character. his 9‘1 "9189i 9398i lie Ell“!
bitches Americanlsnr, are admitted by 919909 09 "will“ am“
all mesa. When he has finished the On 9- Harm division-r
next four years of his administration. ams 9“ been 999°19‘99“ “991
the American people will think and mfleld Mimi and 9.13
speak. or him and mag: him as they at Feawick__ station
praised Lincoln and ant and Car .
ileld and McKianI. all great Republi- SMOKING IN A Pow
can Presidents, and he will become ' ”‘1‘ I.
the grand ideal for American boyhood is courting death m
aad citisenship. " . inot more snre'y than it
Mr. Sperry commended the club on disorders.
getting Chairman Kansaiysio address can a slight II
"so that it may be known most; obstinate cases. J
gflhve Hamper man to carry many people of Bright's
thaw“ athletic now in that diabetes who were I
Jane. it you harem.
”KW" =
"A also who has a lot or money. and as:
ww.uusuailz'aysrrssvcrscritic. To: salt “Planted,
Norwalk Chronicler