on. .. I .
g.- othsr fellow Is Vanities
REMIIAIII SALE
Wall Paper
It ‘ ' ."'*' "'"m
inning sold more wall paper
this year than in former years
we have on hand a large stock
of Remnants. Some with
match borders and others with-
out borders. Same we will
put on sale at a cut of one-
Now Is .
the time to buy good goods
..._Iu-‘I‘
. 2‘“-
L.H.Deckcr
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
Telephone Connections.
half of former prices.
low.
Conn.
-..——..—-—v—-—._~———-.C
Big Reduction
in price of
GAS RANGES
for one month only, dating from July
9th.
—-——-
NO, 800 E, FORMER PRICE 814.25,
PRESENT PRICE;
$l3.25.
NO. 1210 B. FORMER PRICE 812.75,
PRESENT PRICE,
$ll.75.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Gas Co.
'PHONI. .- .
Specialt;Ilt\Ig.ICo.
71 we ran eraser.
3 COUTH NONWALK. ,
NEW AND CECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
rueNIsHso. IIIeTALLsn AND as.
PAIRED. eATIeerTION OIIAII.
" ANTIID.
slit-clutch.
PLUMBING.
3mm ‘
not we ma.
run as:
rmovo.
Sheet Iron. Copper.
and Zinc.
In...
30 3.5.5 Main Street.
TelephOne. 187-8:
“"1
. DAVID W. RAYJIIONDL
l
we Aha HEADQUARTERS FOR
AurouosILs Oil...
oae sNOINs one.
on ENGINE CYLINDER OIL.
aTsAIII sNOINI cYLIanR OIL.
HEAVY MACHINE cIL,
LIoN'r MACHINE OIL.
aawmo MACHINI oIL,
NsATeroor OIL.
.-.sIouAL OIL,
LINsasn OIL.
sOILsn OIL,
CAeTOR OIL.
ereRM OIL.
LARn OIL, «
COACH OIL. '
sAR OIL, . ;
THREE IN ONE OIL,
ALsANY ORsAes,
sAMPeON sATTsRIss,
COLUMBIA sATTERIes.
Nesco extremes,
M
Watkins 3 Dow,
118 WASHINGTON ITNIIT.
thM ,
Ion can buy
3 Per Cent. 001.0 BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE "08. 00.
on Instalimmts. A good Investment for
you, if you live, a splendid protection
for your family. If you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. OMITH» FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
80. Norwalk, ct.
M 'rI-Is
BUY NITIIINII BANK
COUTII'II NORWALK. CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus, 3700.00000
Nat Profits. 333.000.00
Colloite aoc0unte of Individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Visa-Pree-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
cup—s—
DIRECTORO.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Wallace Mervin
John He Isl."
Christian swam
I. H. Mathewson
Fred. H. Rowan.
ospIIsI, s1.e5o.dco. 58.18;“.1‘55555
The
Earning Power
of your savings In.
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 35 per cent.
greater than it In-
vested at 0 per
cent; Is it 3-7 per
cent. greater then It invested at 3%
per cent: and 66 2- 3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent
em. Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80 MAIN 81’.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles 8. Dow John 8. Lawrence
5347. 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
, ' HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEG AND RANGES.
OLATI AND ‘I'Ihl ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gee fixtures, Metal Coiling. Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND A RANGES?
THE Wow & HOTCI'IKISS
MPA
17 WALL STREET, NNONWALK.
WALL PIPER
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LANCER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL How LOW you
cAN “suv NIcs ooons Haas. YOU
KNOW we no THE WORK IN ‘i'Hl
‘ ’ VERY BEST MANNEN‘.
we save“ Takes A coon
'MANY couraacrs FOR House
. rAINTINc AND mm. as GLAD To
I : poem? mousse Iron voua
I wean. ‘
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATION! OF YOUR “ONCEA
’ lNIIDI ORIENT.
“3" If!“
rancv chums" aurrea. sac
LII ) I
a cute "scenes" cow MILK roa
25o.
usanow saoos IRAND cow
MILKmIcAN.
s cANe satin PACK TOMATOIO.
255. '
RIADY eI‘ra 10a POK.
A. Stu“
as COTTAGE AVENUE
EAST NORWALK.
CONN.
shun... Lake loo Co's
Funds
an: no sv .cLsAII eranmeo
e'rRsAaIa. no new WATIR we
on snow no: on THE Ioe.
NUFF SAID.
J, L. McFarland,
H. 8. Pickering.
BillkSiiIll lake In it.
OFFICE, N0. 8 MAOICON CTREIT.
ruu. yaw:
ran yous JUNK.
You will get your full value for your
junk by sending a postal to A. Harris,
Raymond street, South Norwalk. We
don‘t send out any teams unloasre
quested by our patrons and friends.
'Phona 88H ‘, HARRIS
If You Want To Sell
your property, whether It is a farm.
a house and lot In town or real estate
of any description quickly. call or ad-
dress
W. B. DoGARMO
se WALL er. NORWALK. new.
It will be of advantage to you also
to see me If you are desirous of buy-
Ing any kind of property.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8 C0..
39 Wall St” Norwalk.
are factory agents for the following
automobii ea:
ornament. all styles.
: rs. wan-5.;
rRAIvKan.
Locouosuz.
WIII demonstrate any of the above
machines to Interested pertlea.
Heads uarters for
AUTOMOBILE:1?RUPPLI:3 AND III-
III iorton Side lull Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insnros a Warm House. Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather. .
Sand for Catalogue and Investi-
m. for vomit '
tutu itinerant room.
95 LIBERTY eraser.
NEW YORK.
Tel Call 37-5.
[he gurus Point!
EAgCT NONWALK. CONN.
pun——
SHORE DINNERO AND SEA FOOD
0F “Eiggmgé RCOOKED
“—15——
aA'rrIINs AND morons.
BATH Rouese TO RENT av sea
son
i. E. 055535 ProprietoI'
fVlnY- ADVANTADIOUI COM
‘ ‘i'RAC‘f r .
made with the metropolitan Pharma-
eel Canteen}, enables its to sell their
our. Irons n m
cruise to the eastward in the null
'tcr, .IuiiII Bell, who buys Just returned
' " during our little unpleabantness with
irsVarty is un til at her home.
Miss Clara l’hlllineon to visiting In
Blauriord.
Robert Thompson has returned from
New York.
Frank Finch was a visitor In town
last night.
Willem B. Smith has moved from
Windheld street to s new home on
Edlle street.
Mrs. James L'Hommedieu has re-
turned from a visit no Woody Greek,
New Haven.
The meeting of the Junior Band was
postponed last night on account of the
proup meeting In Norweik.
A baseball team of St. Joseph's boys
will play the Nutmegs on the Third
street grounds this afternoon.
Arthur Godfrey has returned to
Stratford Shoals Light Ship after a
vacation spent at his home here.
The regular weekly meeting of the
w. C. T, U. was held yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Alexander Palmer. in
East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis have return-
ed from a trip to the World's Fair at
St, Louis. They report a very enjoy-
able time,
Mrs. William Hancock, of Brooklyn,
returned to her bathe in that place,
yesterday. after spending a few days
with relatives.
George Hally. oi’ Washington, P5,. a
former resident of East. Norwnlk but
now a traveling salesman, was a visit-
or in town. Thursday.
Mrs. Wiliam Hancqpk, of ',Rldgewood
N. .l.. who has been'vislting Mrs. Al
bcrt Sherwood of Pleasant street has
returned to her home. Miss Flores
Sherwood Accompanied her and wIl
spend a week or more in Ridgcwood.
Captain Charles 1!. Watkins Joswh
Carrier, Clifford Thompson. and Ar-
thur Keyworth, who have been on a
lary Nolan 1“. reached Bridgeport last
night and are expected to return here
this afternoon.
During the big freshet when the Ice
came down the river last season a
large broken soils was washed Into
the slip dug for the boats of the Reds]
Oyster Company. lt,,}odged there and
has since made considerable trouble
for the boats. Captain William F.
Hoyt spent some time grappling her
It this morning. He was assisted by
George Conklin who acted as diver.
At last. after many weary days of
I " I i. when...“
earn eve hem they
“Ayor’ e herry -
lb: coughs,” believe him. £5537.
waiting the residents ‘of East. Norvlalk
and those who live on the Washington
street bridge. are able to heave a sigh
of satisfaction at the thought that the i
repairs to the shaky and antiquated:
stIucture are nearing completion. The
pile driver is being taken away and
the work of laying the caps. strippers
and planking Is all that. remains to be '
done.
J ll. Handle the Van Zandt slrootII
baker. commenced the erection of a
large two-story born In the roar of his
store in Van Zundt street yesterday
morning. Mr. Rundle's largely in:
creased business has necessitated
more commodlous quarters for his
horses. and the structure will be large
enough to fill all needs. Finch broth:
eru commenced the stone work this
morning. The contract for the carpen-
th' work has not yet been let.
Captain A. Cameron, of Hawkins
avenue, East Norwalk, with his daugh-
from the World‘s Fair at St. Louis. re
totes a somewhat Interesting family re-
union. The captain who is one of a
family of live, four boys and one girl,
was born and brought up in western
New York. Three boys and the sister
wont west about forty years ago, but
the captain, instead of ploughing the
fertile lands of the west, concluded to
plough the briny, and after visiting
nearly every port in the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, during the civil war,
returned to New York, and for a num-
ber of years was In the cornmsnd or
the steamship Florida, carrying the
United States mail between New York
and Hamilton, Bermuda. The other
three boys were all in the Union army
the South, and it is forty-eight years
ago this coming ‘fnll since the most of
them has seen each other. They all
met on brother George's farm, near
Hnnibai. Mo. with representative
children from each one, and spent an
enjoyable visit of two weeks. relating
the experiences of sailor and soldier.
to the intent interest .of the younger
people. They parted and went to their
respective homes, which are one in
East Norwalk, Conn: one in Cleveland,
Ohm; one in Hsnibsi, 310.; one in
Chester, Nebraska and one In Red
Lands southern California. in part-
ing they expressed a hope that they;
might meet again here on earth at
some future time but If not they all
have a firm belief that they will meet
in the hereafter. a belief that was In-
ouicstod in their minds by a very pious
mother:
ROWAYTON.
Good hay weather thtt week
bliss Schoonmaku, of Greenwich la
residence. tonight.
;Rev David Taylor. '0! idount Ver-
oil; wk! prefab. 5W8!“ one event“;
The Baptist Ch arch
Kr. and and Kru'bewle schmidt and
anal: ,; it“
theyai'onct. Doctors
DARIEN AND NOROTON ’
II '771 't w“ (
Charles Anson is visiting Fred Smith
for a wash.
”his Sadie Weed. of Davies, is visit-
ing the ilclth sisters. of Carter street,
New Canaan,
Two carloade of picntckcrs from
Stamford passed through here on their
way to Baton Point.
F. V. Cantrell and. ‘faaiily started
yesterday for Huntington. L.‘ l.. where
they will spend a week or on.
Miss Libble L Beeloy. of Dorian has
returned to her home after a visit with
her' brother and family on Ponus street
New Canaan
The City Court in Stamford, on
Tuesday, mposed certain lines on
young fellows who had annoyed and
assaulted Conductor Preston Lockwood
on the Saturday night previous. One
of the parties so lined was Joseph Gaff.
any, a youth of twenty or so. There
Is a middle-aged man of the same name
In Ncroton who has been asked several
times If It were he, and he desires t9
answer in this way, once for all, that
It was not.
The laws social given by'Volunteer
Hook and Ladder Company at their
quarters in Noroton. Wednesday even
ing was a great success and never be-
fore has there been such a social gath-
cring in Newton for any event connot-
ed with the fire department. The spir-
It of rivalry exists yet between the No-
roion tire toddler: and the Darien tire
men, and as one of the Interesting
events of the fete it was arranged that
a tug of war between the bum men
of both companies should be pulled
off. The tag consisted to ten men on
each side, nod it. was decided that, in-
stead of pulling against cleats they
pull on macadam road. There were
two hosts and the Eagle aggregation
won them both. They were wise
and removed their shoes, and as a re-
sult did not silo on the macadam as
did the other side. The members of
the winning team were Albert Wilmot,
Wilber Bates, Wilbur Reed, Donia
Stocrsa. Edward Johnson. Ernest Cro~
footflohn Finch. Charles Van Dine, Jo-
seph Btrsiiley. and Thomas Cave. it Is
understood another tug has been ar-
ranged, but the date has not yet been
set for It. A considerable sum of mou-
was netted for Volunteer Company.
WESTPORT.
Mis Hattie Darrow Is visiting friends
In Springdele.
H 0. Gould and wife, of Bridgeport.
were recently visitors here
Judge D.,B. Bradley made a business
trip to Bridgeport yesterday.
The “Cracker Jack" has been launch-
ed by Its owner. Julian Burr.
Miss Nettie Scully has returned from
a visit with friends in New Haven.
Miss irene Warren, of Bridgeport, is
a guest with Mrs. Joseph (layer
Rev. Paul M. Strayer is to' preach
at the Greens' Farms church. Sunday.
Another Westport Bridgeport con
doctor called Poplar street, "Popular
Street."
Mrs. Robert Baker has returned
home from a visit with her mother Iu
Dsnhury.
' A fair and festival is to be given by
Grecns'Fnrms Congregational church
on July 19, 20. and 2!.
George Tattle and family who have
been camping out, at Compo Mill, have
rotluki'ned to their home in East Nor.
wa .
The unveiling of the Bedford mem-
orial windows in Crecns' Farms
church will be held Sunday, July 20,
with appropriate services.
NEWS OF THE CONBOLIDATED.
The east-bound railroad station in
Greenwich is ready for use, so Superin-
fondant A H. Gardner, of Providence,
R. I. who has been overseeing the
work for the contractors, Horton, Hem.
snway A 00., of Boston. believes The
finishing touches have been put on this
week, and a pranalithic pavement
laid about the building, a vast im-
provement over the planking usual In
station platforms.
It is reported from Boston that the
local Boilermakers‘ union, of employee
of the Consolidated railroad at Nor-
wood, in that state had voted to ac-
cept the terms offered by President
Mellon of the road of a nine hour day
with an increase of 1 i 10 cents an
hour for all men who formerly receiv-
ed 25 cents per hour or more, says
the New Haven Register.
is said to be a concession an both sides
of the strike preposition. The union
man asked for a nine-hour day with
ten hours‘ pay. The new scale at Nor-
wood does not Include helpers. There
are 300 boilermekcrs on the system.
about 100 being located in New Haven.
There are .25 at Norwood. The strike
breaking boilarmakers In New Haven
are still living on the steamer North-
am.
INNOCENCE.
I read about a than who came to town
From where the grass Is high ,
And bought a gold brick—vpeid the
eymone down,
A foolish thing to buy!
Oil stocks, dirt cheap. 7 how:
Quoted and didn‘t know the game-
And’wney are now 0.0. :4.
Another Jay blew out the gas, I heard.
My mirth was unrestrained.
Such a mistake in this one seemed ab-
an ‘
And not to be explained.
Till {menu's the country for a rest
And. wandering
loaned my anger tannin! a 5.55.5.2...»
And then I and .
mim- come to the conclusion that to
" resonator
DI: the mtg-50 only champ
ppm , .
. ..
I splattered as i readubut all the seine "
' Io ad.
PRETORIA, Transvaal. July 13.—
Csneral Louis Bethe. former command-
er-in-chlef of the Boer forces, has pub-
licly requested all officers. odiolais and
bnghers of the late South African r0-
public to observe July 17 as a day of
mourning for the late former President
Kruger, He also expressed the hope
that all the old Inhabitants would
don mourning for a month. General
Botha pays tIibuie to the ex- president
for his energy and his sacrifice to make
the African people a nation and con-
eludes:
"His death is all the sadder because
he was not permitted to spend his last
days In his own country. We shall at-
‘u‘lays feel this deeply, but we wlli‘keep
's tent."
MILITARY "legume erILI. AT
LA
BURLINGTON. Vt. July 16. —The
three prisoners who escaped from Fort
Ethan Allen Thursday night. had not
been captured up to this forenoon and
fCol. Rogers, the commander of the
fort, feared that the men had reached ‘
Canada. Col. Rogers, referring to the
escape of the men today stated that
the sentry at the fort was seen with
the deserters In a boat on Lake Cham-
plan and that an investigation would
be held. The two troops of cavalry
sent out yesterday after the runaways
returned during the night after an un- '
successful search.
To the Board of County Commis-
sioners of Fairiield County. 0
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Splritnous and Intoxicating Honors,
Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and Cl-
der, at 56 Railroad avenue, Town of
Norwalk. My place of business Is not
located within 200 feet In a direct line
of a Church Edition or Public School
house, or the premises pertaining
thereto, or any Post-Office. Public I.I~
brary or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk this 8th day of
,July, A. D., 1904.
HERMAN QUITTNER, Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and tax-
payers, as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk, hereby endorse the appli-
cation of the above named Herman
Quittner for such license.
Dated at Norwalk this 8th day of
July. A. D., 190 4.
Samuel .Tsylor John Oidenschlager.
George P Fischer, Louis Koenig, Wil-
liam McMahon.
I hereby certify that the above-nam-
ed enooraers are electors and taxpay-
ers as defined by law, of the town of
Norwaik.
Dated at Norwalk this 8th day of
July A. D. 1904,
HERBERT R. SMITH.
i9 16 Town Clark.
'A 3.
CLASS A. XXc. No. 30783.
LIBRARY OF' CONGRESS. to wit
BE IT REMEMBERED.
That on the sixth day of April,1300
'rns: BANKS LAW PUBLIS'HINd
COMPANY, of New York. N. 7., bath
deposited Inc this Office the title of a
BOOK. the title of which Is In the fol.-
lowing words, to wit:
United States Reports, Supreme
Court, Vol, 91, Cases argued and ad-
Judged In the Supreme Court of the
United States, October term, 1875. Re
ported by William T Otto. Vol.1
The Banks Law Publishing Company,
New York.
1904.
the right whereof It claims as proprie-
tor-in conformity with the laws of the
United States respecting copyrights
Office of the Register of Copyrights,
Washington. D. C
Herbert Putnam.
Librarian of Congress
By Thorvnld Solbcrg
Written 1.. 8.
Revised J. W. C.
Entered L. S.
Mailed L. S
September 29,1904
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Register of Coyprights ‘
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For sale by Plflhfli‘r‘}
loath Nomalla- .. I.
WALLER NOT A
Has No Desire to out: Office A all)
He lays. . I »
NEW LONDON, July 10. #38 ; It!»
nor Waller says that he is not new
didate for governor this year: No
“There is absolutely nothing
Having held the cities: for two .
and having been substantialm ..
not technically, re-electeddly: they . ’
pie for a second term. i have no ’
or intention of seeklns unlit
lice. Nor can i be made m m
flatter myself vain as l “1.1.th I08
party will have any special need: sites
this fall to attain success. , '
~“l"or I believe that. event If m can
teemed friend Governor Chenibd '
is rcnomlnated that tho election‘lo!
democratic candidate will be sure
If Governor Chambcrian II I
nominated his election will he euro
certan. "
LADIEs. “'9'"
summonses '
.d—wv—e—uafl-fi—H—
arms: assesses snow“
. ‘ vvronnw
HARTFORD. July 13
salesmen employed in
packing house, In this cl
Chicago last night. with.
strike breakers In cuar
who he gathered in this
tain and other nearby {Ida
squads are being madeig
tstives of other pecltin‘a .
men are willing to taka‘he .Ir
tnring Into the Chicago sto‘c
cause of the high wages offered . ,
will receive fifty cents per hour. ,
will earn 828 to 330 her we. -
sentativcs of the packing
yesterday that there was
in the local situation, O »fi;
CONTRACTED cII " I ;
RHOEA IN THE PHI
“White with the U. 3- '
rhoen.
ous physicians, but foil
did me any good until ..
laln‘ s Colic, Cholera. ah ‘
Remedy. two small boitl
rsdo. This Remedy I
Stillson- Powell Corners
Pharmacy, Plerces III-Idle
MAID was.“
DANBURY. July .13
lieu of the body of A
maid who lost her life
destroyed the home of N
rs’ig, near Brewster. N.
was an arm. which the
severed among the ruin.
a torso had been mass
54;! afternoon. The
three years bid and it
New York city. Mrs.
two miles. to arms
In her night arsenic
the streets or the shock
which should receive
as soon as the . ..
of the bowels appearh.
cine In use for ‘
Chamberlain: Gallo
rhoen Remedy as i
any unnatural loos
Fbr sale by Stillson”.
tibn, Clitord I’h
Norwalk Chronicler