each
I It the
the out
thYIh
oh
erd
t. ,
i ’, W
, . kin their way into position.
~ “if e Siege: calm with hear»
or way- at 11.31 a. m.
“obit a Water at. the
it
teen (1 to have I alight lead.
in! 136: Harvard 36. Har-
ethics
‘ seed mile Ind a halt in.
a leading by- a length.
;, spin-ting. crawling up slight-
.Th e are nearing the un-
‘ Harvard launch with the fresh.
ti and Ihhell in tow, neared the
.. rd u to tuna
tlone, due to the dapper
Chinese names and
* quen
‘ ot Roxbury. and J. A. Deboier, oi thiI
. Tasted for governor on the first ballot.
, . W
. compounded a in Virginia.
. fascinating drink, and i must have an-
] George; she uses such dreadful lan-
Tl k116i! "~Bi'olfld
« yo anally ywen
menial healer? Weir her treatment
9“ successful?"
‘ ._ - gouty-L -tlve dollars out or it. "~Boston
‘heidlin'
' . Sunday in theJiethodlst church. aid
GELL‘ FOR GOVERNOR.
“l
Republican Ticket vleing Named Today
Vermont. .
MONTPELIIIR Vt‘. June 80.—Inter-
est in the state ticket to be nominated
by- the Republican convention today
was manifested by the early appear,
ratios in the hotel lobbies of practically
all oiethe accredited delegates and ire-
conferences were held. ‘ , .
The meat tor the gubernatorial
upwind on. while not bitter. has been
“waged earnestly and the support in all
three candidates was not shaken this
morning and while those favoring
Charleaw. Bell, of Walden, were as-
sorting that their choice Would re-
celve the nomination on the first ballot
the friends 01 bloat-Governor Stanton.
city. were in good spirits.
The only other contest expected was‘
for Lieutenant-Governor John A. Mead
and Charles G. Stearns of Johnson
were the pronounced candidates with
the chances seemingly in favor oi
[tumae L"!
. Charles J 'iiell of Walden, was nomi
AL AT CRONSTADT DES-
" TRO R0.YED
ST. PETERSBURG June 30. ——An exfl
plosion last night, believed to be the
resutt or an outrage. destroyed a per—
tion of the arsenal at Cronstadt, in-
cluding the chemical laboratory.
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81R MORTIMER'S FIRST JULEP.
‘Baltlmore Sun.)
Sir Mortimer Durand, the British
Ambassador" to the Unitedirstates, is
not only a level headed diplomat but
a man of approved taste. so far as the
cup that cheers, and. it abused. inch-
riates is concerned. A dispatch recent-
ly published in the Sun states that at
Winchester a day or two ago the Am:
bassador sipped his first mint hugely,
ev.
erega went to the heart lmmed alcly
and {trades lasting impression upon
that line old British' organ. "This,"
Sir Mortimer observed, “is, indeed, a
other heiorol leave. " Thar is the [eel-
ing which the Virginia Julep invaria-
bly arouses in those who are able to
appreciate its grandeur But "anoth
cr" is often but the prelude to "an-
other," and them-well, Sir Mortimer
is too wise a man to need any advice
on this subject. A little Julep now and
:then is relished by the best of men.
but a little poés' a long- greys, as the
British Ambassador’s iélioyy country-
man. W. M. Thackeray discovered on
the occasion of his visit to Richmond
I half century ago
'Teachér-Ji’hitt ism the lhéllnhig of
the word “acclimated. ”'
Little Willie Hennypéck—Why-er
var—that is when people have been mar-
ried so long that they ,don‘t mind it any -’1
more. --Puck.
'-
Elsie—~There’s a man at the d001,
pa, who says he wants to ' see the boss
of the house."
Father—Tell your mother.
Mother (calling down stairs)—-T ell
Bridget. -—Philadelphia Press. ,
..____’__.,____..___
“Are you sure,“ asked the captain at
industry, "that you love my daughter?“
"Come, I say," replied the dukeé
'you To not going to be sentimentala
your time of life, are you ?“-—Chicago
Record Herald.
SportsmaanAny good hunting in
this part or the chantry?
Name—Lots of it, .
Sportsman—What hind of gains?
.. Naive—elite game at all. Just hunt
lose—illustrated Bits.
, . _
"i really must send thé cook away.4
guag’e' sometimes. "
What kind or language. dear?"
elk—oh! the “age as you use, you
~ Kent t to that
Cameswwinlnently; ' she made
Inscrlpt.
‘ '. Joly let. 1004 and paid to them on .
"V ', remain I3giielt01
‘ Court. June 28th A. b.4004.
Fourth. « .
ORDER To IITTLI NCOOUNT.
Probate
Eltate t David F. Hunt. late 01 Nor-
walk. in id District deceased.
Ordered, That the executrix exhibit
her Administration account to this
Court for adjustment. at the Pl’obate
oilice in Norwelk. on the 7th day at
July, 1904 at 10 o'clock toreuoou: and
that all persons interested in til l W
tale may be untitled thereof. the Erie
cutrlx will cause this order to bepuh-
lished in a newspaper having a circu-
lation in said District at least tive‘ days
before said 71h day oi July, 1904.
HENRY W. GREGORY ‘
l 30 1! -
J adge
South "Will Savings Bank's
' 8811 srm- illilli iiil'liltiii
to depositors
It the rate 0! ‘
Four Per Cent Per Annuni
has Men declared for the Iix menthl
ending June 30, 1004. payable on and
after July 1.1 1004.
District. of Norwailt II.
to accounts and draw interest from
Julyi,1004. ,
10 will draw interact from July 1,1904.
GEORGE F. BEARSE. .
1‘39 3w Treasurer.
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Pursuant to an order of the Super-
ior Court at Fairneld County, Connecti
cut, dated June 24th, 1904 the subscri-
gber offers
For Sale
the following described.
Valuable Real Estate
consisting of thatcertain tract 01 par-
can iii land situate inisaid Toivn of
Norwalk. in client ty two (2) Acres,
more or less, with the buildings there-
on (including large dwelling house
and stable) bounded, Northeriy by
highway called cross Street. and in
part by land of Frank E. Beers, East-
only by highway called Main street
Southcrly by land at Eliznbcth H. Hoyt,
and Westerly by land of Charles E.
Church.
Frank D Lauion.
Committee Appointed by and‘hlcting un-
dot at mi of the Superior
Court 0'- old County, Con-
necti out.
For full particulars apply to
LAYTON a .REAL sauna orifice,
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwnlk. (h
r in. ‘
TRACT .
made with the Metropolitan Phat-mar
cii Company enables us to sell their
high grade
BEER, IRON AND WINE.
generally retalied at 75c FOR 45:: PER
FULL PINT.
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
0 NO. MAIN 81" GO. NORWALK
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SIX ROUTES
St. Louis Exposures
Old Dominion Line
For iuli lniernintion and prices apply
It Agency or . .
"can is. ”were .
S. R. R. Ave“ South Korean.
J The
Roman Savings Society.
“Norwaik, June 9,1004.
interest It the rate of Four (4) per
cent. per annurs, tor. the current six
months will be credited to Depositore
and after July 11th.
For order of Board of Directors.
meal muslin .
, 4M Wilt“. uiy 1. Min. ,
“ Vietniiafidiigive dance on the renown;
Meade over the ‘7
W .
Selectman Samuel Lyme is in New
York. utoday, attending the alumni ot , .
.- a relative. ’ 3“}
' cellent bathing and dancing to at}.
interest not drawn will be credited ‘
Money depoeited on or before July ‘
Sale of Real Estate,
A veav onnNrAcEdua con.-
l
mtin‘am u
Fridays at L 0
. vamvgik‘ier‘ae’ntlnm
‘T
tingle Fm .302. "
on rsummer schedule lab”
people of Connecticut“ an
across eSo dto Mutlnmfi'
one of the (in sheets. at Vim!“
shenery unsurpassed ‘
The stop at Valley Groye Iiidl'dh'
desire such.
Meals served at all hours. ..
Fancy New
Potatoes
29c Peck!‘
Joscloff,
22 Ill. Main Sn. So.NorwalIr
TELEPHONEJJH
Sale Fqgaiuiddu
FANCY eHia'r' WAIs wows.
ETAMINE eurr .
suns Phones To :9.
BlLK cons ANo coverteo CLOTH
com I. LATEST "true, 04 TO II.
" owe us A “CALL.
5. FOX. : 5!
THE LADIES! TAILOR.
31 Mill: Street
: Norwallt. cone.
x“. mm MONEY Is A
"Nair.
' A‘ HABIT THAT, GROWS.
" ‘ . .
A . . , .
The more it grows the easier
it gets. and ill the tlme tliai 4 per
cent. interest keeps piling up. it
works tor you day and night, Sun-
‘ days and holidays... start today.
THE aoui'lji NORWALK sAv-
was BANK, \
United Gank Building.
Frock ld'c Lake Ice Cal:
ARE Fan, av CLEAR SPARKLING
srasAaljsi No DEAD WATER lCE
on audio ic‘eoN THE .103. ~
NUFF SAID.“
...—......
.L. McFarland,
Bliflkilllfl Lflkfl IGB [Ill
OFFICE, NO. 5 MADISON STREET.”
r ‘-
Glover‘s the Place
The Foot
is very scrieitive. and to prevent
its bec’dmihg tender must be care-
fully shod—snugly, but not tight-
H. 8. Pittkerll'lu.
'm‘any ladies in this
wearing this shoe
dly that it lists the
wanted
, him on leviest
i...
" Au. m- YEAR Anowvn.
, the values we oiiei' in this line tells cry “ , recede toil values. Just the things that the
gré‘ here in iuiieat aeportateilirin unfilleiltlml 1.. duality, in Jammie styles and at prices lunar
hut has ever been quoted on' "like” merchandlan \ '1, .
\
The stamp oi approval will be placed on every garment the moment they mi. seen. ,
o cidexmre IN P AIN ILA
ATERlAL AND w LMAo
denieg‘a
xi,
961:0!) LA‘IAN 33"“ ”W" A“ WHITE sore. NAVY AND waive core.
HANDGOMELY TRIMMED WITH DANCE, $1.25.
1’- FINE QUALITY DUCK SKlRTG IN BLACK AND WHITE STRIPES A ND DOTS, ALSO NAVY AND WHITE.
. BLACK PONGEE WALKTNG SKIRTS.
WEAR PRICE "-75.
'GOOD QUALITY WHITE P. K. SKIRTS MADE UP IN FIRST CLASS STYLE, PRICE $1. 75.
EXTRA HEAVY CORDED WHITE P. K. SKIRTS. NEWEST SHAPES, 32.00.
FINE WHITE DUCK SKlRTB- FROM 8225 T0 $500.
_ x IHRUNK LINEN skint-342.50 To sees.
' ‘1 1. V . A
~ -:- 4- Houseiumishma Department.
Capper Button Boilers 75c Galvanized Chamber Fella ....f. 29ci Varnish Brushes
and Pails and Shovels .. .5 and 100 Fly PIper,3 sheets for .
All 25o Whisk Brogme.10c Balloon Fly Trape .13c Bracket Lamps complete.
Galvanized PIllI 10:: 165 Foot Cotton Clothes Line“ .. .35c Curtain Stretcher-I
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL LAMPS, LAMP GLOBEB, AND JARDINIERO.
FINE LINE OF* IFRUIT JARS AND ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
FINE SOFT ,MATEFRIAL,VE&RY LIGHT AND PLEASANT TO
any?
vi"
@3973.
...li-
20o
75:.
.5c 6 Coat Hangers ...... ‘
unci- .,..
\
We m always pro-1‘ 9
~vgpara‘d to take care of
you in Cool Mailers. am .
Just at this season he-
» rm the ran rush iron. 3»
we have wrlme' to give '
. your orders parliaular- ‘
" .Iynood attention. Think
of the satisfaction it~
will be to have this off “
your mind for the year.
_ and let us fill your bin; ‘
[1)“.le '
, "The frost is on the
' ‘ purr'kin '
And the ladder”: In the
shoe ”.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
A Breezy Time
In Summer
USe An
Electric
From Us. Have Them Charged and
Pau For Them In
EaSY ‘WQZKIY:
PaYmentPK
Clothing,
Dresses
For Men and Women
Conn. R’y &
L’t’g. Co
PHONE" 68.
an. a“: cum. - “
. There is as much illiterence between
goodcoalendbedeoelesthereiebe-
tween butter and geodhntter You , , .
' nil... IV than us-
pm from. w:
Norwalk Chronicler