PHONE. 365-5.
We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all.
D1110 cream;
LANE’S
5| Washington St.
WW
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Local lllun Notes
A big drop—fi in prices of meats at
Schaub's. See ad.
Extra specials for Saturday at the
New York Grocery Company. See ad.
It Will pay you too spend a day shop-
ping at Howiand‘s. while the mill and
sale is ill progress.
Miss Bertha Heard, of Bethel. is the
guest of Principal anti Mrs. Charles
A. Tucker, in Main street.
The Rev. 1“. W. Norris of Brooklyn,
formerly rector of Trinity Church, is ll.
visitor ill South Norwalk.
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. t). R. M., of Nor-
walk. will hold a session this evening,
at the wigwanlhln Mall street.
Mrs. P. S. Griswold, of Wilton, is
visiting her niece. Mrs. ("leorge W.
Sheiwood, of 54 Pleasant street, liaii-
bur.y
A special offer in writing paper lit
the CiiiTord Pharmacy. A box oi oi)
sheets or paper and iii) envelopes for
220.
Miss Anna Wheeler, of Bethel, has
been the guest of Miss Inez Croioot.
who is spending the summer ill Wil-
ion.
The piano club forming at Stein-
ert's offers yell all unusual opportunity
to some money. You should ask
them to explain the entire working of
the. club.
As meat is high why not try a sugar
cured shoulder“! A tresli lot has Just
been received at. .loseloti's and are
selling at 91/21.! per lb. Glance at the
ad. for other specials.
The annual picnic of Grace Church
was held yesterday at liotoll Point. and
proved very enjoyable for the large
number iii attendance. The arrival
home was late iii the afternoon.
The, members of Buckingham Wom-
an‘s Hellel‘ Corps and the several mem-
bers of the Post went to Weston
yesterday and..were guests of Mrs. iilll‘
ward ’i‘erney. The trip was made by
curryllli and wagonette. A basket
lunch was taken along.
That the Berkshires hohl their at-
tractions as a popular resort for New
Yorkers. who have such a variety to
choose train, is indicated by the heavy
travel over the Plitsileld branch of the.
Consolidated, express trains frequently
running in two sections.
~~Reliance ii. & L. cake walk and
prize waltz at ltoton Point, next Fri-
day.‘ bill Grimes, leader, and «i can
pies.
John (lollizliiiill was arrested yester-
day afternoon, by City Sheriff Good—
will, on charges of drunkenness. He
found the mall sleeping ill the lumber
yard 01’ Hatch & Hailey. This morn—
ing the prisoner was found guilty, and
salience was suspended.
John Walker, the popular brakoman
on the Ridgeiieid branch, was coni~
polled to stop work on Tuesday on ac-
count ol some. trouble. with his eye
Something had caused the optic to be
come swollen and inflamed, giving Mr.
Walker so much pain that it was
necessary to procure medical aid. Al’—
tel a few days’ treatment it. is expect-
ed that the eye will be. better.
~Jones Superlative Flour, 75c bag.
$6 00 bbl. F. D Lawton & Co.
Tile Norwalk.Steamboat Company
will run an excursion from South Nor-
walk to Savin Book New Haven, next
Sunday. The boat ‘will leave South
’ Norwalk at 9:30 a. m., and returning,
will leave New Haven at 4 o'clock, and
reach South Norwalk in time to con.
nect with the train for Danbury. The
fair will be fifty cents for adults and
twenty-live cents for children.
——Jones Superlative Flour, 75c bag.
$6.00 bbi. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Guests at the Hotel Clifford. yester-
day, included: F. H, Williams. 1". H.
Kellogg, Hartford; F. H. Eno Dwight
H. Day, William Dougherty, J. J. Eng.
erson and wife. R. P. Vidaud, Dwight
E. Sweetscr, ii. .1 Winner, New York;
.Louis l). Fouquet. Westport; J. F.
Richards. Splingiield; Mr. and, Mrs.
W, H. Webb. Richmond Hill; E. C.
Freeman, Boston; R. F. Isbell, Robert
W.'Chapman, New *anén; J. Sauer.
Bridgeport; F. B. Dniters, Danbury.
~10 lb. pail lard 90c. Hayes’.
Governor Chamberlain has approved
bills as follows American School {or
the meat, for clothing [or the year
ended July 1. 1904, 3409.86; Josiah M.
Hubbard, of Middleton, services and
expenses as member at the state board
at mediation and arbitration to July 1
1901, $39.20; Cane, Lockwood and
13de Company. Hartford, printing
and stationery to June 39, wins. The
governor has also approved the requi-
sition or the militant-general and act-
ing quarterm'axter general tor 32.600
for Various expense- and o! the Idiot-
‘ ant-general and not!“ transliter-
general for $4.000 tor pay for the tour
Atrial. Cop. ‘ 52 52% 51% 531/.
Alli C & p‘ 00.,181A 114% 181/4 18%
Am. Ice, 7% 7% 7% 7%
Alli. Ice, pf., 29 29% 289.; 211%
,'Alii. l.oco., 2114. 2174. 21",; 2115;
Am. Sliloll., 117% 577/3 57%;; 5773..
Am. Sugar. 129% 129% 121th; 12199;,
A. ’1‘. & S. 11‘s.. 79 791/. 78% 79
A '1‘ at S li'o pf, 96% it? 9111/.» 97
Hallo. & Ohio. iii") 85% 8411!. tih
li'ltlyn It. 'l‘., 51%» 52%,» fill/{g 1321.4
Chos. ti; Ohio, 34 34 31 34
(3h. Gt. West," 14% 14% 14% 14%
Ch M. St St. I’ 148%. 148%; 147% 1485‘}
Col, Ii‘. & 1., 341A, 35 341,4 3499
Del. 8:. Hud. 161% 161 1,1 11:1 1131
Eric. 25% 25% 25% 25%.
Eric, 1st, pf., 62% 02% (1214 621,9
(Ion. Elem. 162% 162V; 162 1132
111. Central. 137 1371/. 137 1371/.
Lou. & Nash, 117 1171/4 1111M, 1171/4
Met. St. iiy.. 1161/3 1161,43 116% 1161/.
Mex. Central. 9% 9% ill/i. 91/.
Mo, Pacific, 94 94% 9374. 94%
Not. Lead, 22:34 22% 22% 22%
N. Y. Central, 119% 119%; 1191.1 119%
Norf. & West., (12, 62% 61% 62%
Ont. lit WESL, 30% '31 30% 3031.;
Penn. R. IL, 121 1/3 121% 12015;. 121%
P90. Gas, ‘ 100% 1001/; 100% 100%;
Pres. S. Car, 32% 32% 321/; 32%
Reading, . 54 54% 537.4! iii-'39
Road. 2d pf., 83% 83% 831/9 83%
‘Rep. Steel, 7% 7% 7% 71/.
Rock Island, 231,1} 23% 22% 23 1A
South. Pad, 61 51% 50%: but;
Sou. Ry. 00., , 24% 24% 241/4 24%
'I‘enli. C. It 1., 40% 41%, 40% 41%,
'l‘exhs PM)” 25% 25% 25% 25%
Unioil Pac.. 97% 97% 96% 97%
Union Pnc pf., 94%; 94% 94 94
U. S Leather, 7% 7% 7%? 7%
U. S. Rubber, 19% 19% 19% 19%
U. S. Steel, 12 12% 11% 12-
U S Steel,‘pf., 61% 62% 61% $294
Wabash. pf., 36 36% 3574. 361/4
West. Ull, Tel., 88% 88% 88% 88%
Wis. (lenL, 18% 18% 18% 18%
We mm
IUROLARY lNSURANCE
, in
SUMMER comers.
DWELLING-7. 3 TORES. ETC.
,Taylorifiaaldon
Tl WASHINGTON 3T"
3OUTN NOR WALK.
’TooAv lN WALL nTiiEET.
WAI L STUFF ’1‘ iii: 10 ii. in. «Open-
lug pr-ices in the limit murlli-t Were a
fraction higher than last night, help-
ed by the better seiltllilelit In tho Lon-
don lilnrket over tho international iIlIl-
look. Gains reached 1/9 in Union Paci-
tlc,: Missouri i’acitlc, Peulisylvuilta.
Baltimore ti Ohio and Ontario and
Western. Transactions wore on I
moderate scale,
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-All the
operations in the stock market was
characterized by considerable irregu-
larities on a reduced volume of busi-
ness. Opening prices were improved
slightly in sympathy with a gain of a
point in Brooklyn Transit. Subse—
queuily the market reacted to about
yesterday's close or slightly below In
apohs. This was followed by a feeble
rally in which United States Steel old.
recovered to 62%. Gains of a point
were made by General iI leitiit 11/, by
Snuff Nd. and 2 by Evansville & ’l‘er
ro Haute. Metropolitan Securities lost
1% and Biscuit 1%."
WALL STREET, Noon.~—Pricos rnl-
lied with some spirit during the second
hour. bill. a dull and heavy tone slic-
reeded. United States Steel pill. nlld
Southern Pacific rose *3, and Missouri
Paciilc 1. Minneapolis. St. Paul and
Sault Ste Marie. gained 11,9. Erie. 2nd
pld. tell “it. and Colorado and Southern
pill. 1%. Bond»; were firm.
WALL STREET, 1 p. lll.~()t’ieriillr.s
of stock dwindled after 12 o'clock, and
the blili traders bid the market up. lili-
lon Pacific, Southern Pacific and Unit-
ed States Steel pid. sold a trifle higher
than in the morning. bllt the general
market made no perceptible progress.
Colorado Fuel advanced 1% and Min-
neapoiils. St. Paul and Sault Ste Mario
3 in al .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples & (loidsehnlidi, Commission
llrokers. Swartz -& Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 pm
$2 ‘ Blitlld‘f'smllls '"
' 95 (its.
This Week
F. B. COLEMAN’S
to North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. O. Spaulding’s Baseball
and Sporting Gown.
cA‘rlon TRIP
place your valuable: b’eyond the reach
of burglars and where they will be se-
BEFORE you mm on YOUR VA- A ‘
Our an» Guarani»: satisfaction «Menu Book.
Special Sale Of
ODD 0011 TS
Tor Summer Wear.
« A
Thus coats formerly belonged
to $8. and 310 During Suits. but
aralofi on our hands. For that
reason they will be closed out
this week at
1.48 each.
A good line a! um, see them
In our south window.
l“
I”
ROGERS &,STEVENS
Successors i‘a Comslouk Bros.
count NORWALK. TEL‘. CALL. no.
if you are careless or indifferent as to the quality
given to your animals, you will buy your grain and
hay anywhere. The wise luau ilnds out where he can
get the most good, clean. reliable grain for his money.
and patronizes that dealer your iii and your out.
Our customers are steady customers. They never
thllik of going anywhere else. I
Buy Oats ’i‘hats Clean, ,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
GOOD COMMON- SENSE BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
M” A)»
than ill selling only tWo or three.
us to explain to you the entire wor king of our
1......
There are no chances. no delay. no deception.
NEAR-LY COMPLETE.
expense, and do everything we agree to do.
........i....,." ' m...“—
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS.
Thomas W. Lawnm- Famous Story of the Ami-gated in
EVERYBODY’S MAGAZINE
For August
w. P. BEERs,
, PHOTOGRAPH": SUPPLIES.
49 Wall Street. , TELEP ONE. _ a 80. Main Street.
Norwalk. ., . 83 .2. fol Norwnlk.
WHEN THE SUN IS HIOI'I IN THE
HEAVENO .
what more delightful wily‘fioi keeping
‘ oool'ithan driving through ‘ina leafy
woods? Oin- part in mining} the drive
pleasant. l. the turniilhiny‘d? the horse
and: vehicle. You can i: it hero-ll
most any sort—lore bite I)! the hour
.ror'dliy. 'Nn‘tt'y tinted. L ‘
' West Lane,
‘WVY... MOYHB.
- ()ur PIANO OLUB OFFERS YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HAD IN NO OTHER WAY.
You can buy anything ili quantity cheaper than in a
small amount. and we can attord to sell 25 pianos of a like make, in one month, at a smaller profit on each,
I ANY PROPOSITION TO BE GOOD MUST BE MUTUALLY ADVANTAGEOUS.
the purchase of a good piano you iniinot altord to let this opportunity elienpo, in any event you should ask
Piano Club
I the inibrmatlon costs you no money, and may save you an amount worth considering.
YOU GET YOUR PIANO. YOU BUY IT' CHEAP-
ER, AND ON EASIER TERMS than iii any other any. BUT YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY, As OUR LIST IS
We goal untee this iiistiiiineilt iii every way for six years, time it one year at our
I OPERATORS OF 30 STORES.
, bridge.
Special II
DEBT QUALITY LINEN
Writing Paper.
60 Sheets Potter,
60 Envelopes. .
22c Box.
llliillllilifiililllll
The Prescription Store.
All can pan the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tel. Call. 12-2.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL unws
An interesting sale of pictures at
Reed‘s. See ad,
Miss Etta Solker is quite sick at her
home in North Main street.
Henry Street, salesman {or Raymond
Brothers, spent yesterday at Ryo
Beach. .
Rev. Romllly Humpliries will leave
Monday for Heron island. Me, for his
vacation.
A routine meeting tit-Star of Colum-
bia Circle, Companions of“ Foresters,
will be held tonight.
Miss Nellie Willcock, of Flatblish,
N. Y.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank
N. Ferris, of Elingrovo street.
Olive Branch lxidge, Knights of l’y~
thins, held a regular meeting at their
rooms ill Washington street, last even-
lug.
Mrs, George Gerrish. of Stuart ave-
nue, will leave. Monday for Philadel-
phia. where t-illu will attend a couple of
weeks. Mr. Gerrish Is now employed
in that city.
The Misses Helen and Louise Roblli~
son, of Norwich. Conn. and Mr, Lloyd
E. Jennings, of Tracy. Conn. are.
spending a few days with Mrs. Isaac
Jennings, of West street.
After next Sunday, beginning .Iuiy 31
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
it o‘clock and morning service at 11 by
E. Livingstone Wells. of St. Luke's
Church. Bridgeport will oiilciuto during
the absence of the pastor, Rev, itomiliy
i". Hlilllphrles.
Miss Jennie Clark, of West Laue.
Ilidgciield, was called to Smith Nor-
waik. this week. on account of the dan-
gerous illness of her uncle, Josiah
(lininmnn Mr. .ruilliuaiiin is a nut
Ive ot Hiiigetlelli and hilt. recently c—oni
pleied the settling of the estate oi his
brother George Grumman lute oi
IT'S A
If you anticipate
'PHONE 365—3.
*3
New BRIDGE AT SAUGATUCK.
Spite Driver It Work on Temporary
Structure at slugatuck, Putting
Dawn 30 Spline Each Day.
On passing through Saugatuck on a!
fast express these days one would
hardly recognize the town In the vi-
cinity of the Sausatuck station, so '
great are the changes in that aeolian.
The new railroad bridge which is
NEW LAID EGGS .............................................
'Olean ’Em Up" (Sale:
a» 5 0lo
From Our Former Low Prices.
——Ali Suits Go In This Stile-- .
Men’ S. Youths’. Bolis’ alld Outina Stills .
Children 5 Wash Suits One- Half Price
melanin.
WHITE NEOLIGEE SHIRTS—special value.
480
HALF HOSE—Black lace and lancy, t '1 TI. " 5.3151111“
You can buy ANY BTRAW HAT that sold for less than $1.00 new
250
SELLEGK 8: PRICE
Clothier- and Furnish“ I
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALIJ 3244. "
Calling Attention To Our
Smoked Meats.
While the price of fresh meat: is high and perhaps going higher smoked.
goods are yet reasonable and the quality excellent. f; . g' _
Shoulders In good supply and fins stock 12:: lb. ' ~ A -‘ ‘
Armour's Star and other line bran do of ham. at 166 lb. and. 156 lb. II
to kind. 1, ,
SLICED omen BEEF. deservedly popular. Selling wail. ANYiqtiAN:
TITY FROMScUP. _ ,
Beach Nut Bacon. Call especial attention to this bacon. Said to he so
fine and sweet” Most of it is sire akod with loan.
Hope to be of use.
Lorenzo Dibble.
Try 11...... 20mm.
ELGIN BUTTER ........................ .................i-.l...l..
BEST VERMONT ./‘.’f
MOCHACJAVA COFFEE .....
sear TEAs. ALl. KINDS ulna
THE LEE TEA ANII BUTTE '
17 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOU'TN NON
TELEPHONE ‘1". Fr" delivery to all parts of
R. J. Cursors Bridge Fish M
MEAT IS HIGH
WHY NOT BUY FISH? WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OFI
FISH WHIOH'INCLUDES:
WEAK FISH. 8: us. can FISH ..
Poaolee 3c LB.SOF1’ SHELL anBe .
BLUE Fist-l . 10c LB. swoon FISH, ,
FRESH MACKEREL .12: La. AND LIVE LOBSTERB.
BONITA MACKEREL . ....... 12c LB. , Rouno OLAMB.
Au. Goons WARRANTED. , ,
wn'r END WASHINGTON eraser. am to John H. Fa ‘
Brannon-20 Whiu so. .Dllibury: uncles ail-«t, “m
Priests.- beyond all other nonunion- II III M III ,
«no: your highest consideration. -
. . -. __ rscr rmmo GUARANTIID.
0. B. JACKSON
"" i amount. M.»
u WALL “our.
THE SKILLED. -
Optician taken Into consideration the sin and shape of the I!“ '
soon to be erected in that section will
be one of the most modern types or
bridges, being of the roller type style
Electricity will play a prominent fac-
tor in the opening and closing at the
and reduces the objectionable features to a minimum. The
tion and comfort given by our madsto- order gluon II dniiy blink it.
all work more popular. The trim" fit an perfectly that
Pei-tact fitting glam cost no more than ill fitted on... W
tits he leave our hands.
Before the new bridge is begun it
will be necessary to erect a tefnporary.
structure which is already to fly well
under wily. The splie driver in mi
work putting down spiles l the rate
or twenty- the or thirty each say, which Prim“
In all about four tinn- TOIOM “I:
is rapid work.
drod splice are to be driven.
The temporary bridge in client twen-
tx- dive or thirty feet north of the pres— "
ent bridge. To one who in: the time
it. will be hand interacting to watch
the m or the driver and the work
men. During the week a storehouse
and u oil‘s. have been erected torus
. ' mo Remark.- can.
flocks. noun oliAiu AND ooTTou mummy
HOMER a. HOYT. Ramadan phloem,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Special Appointment. at conventcn as at patron.
Ollie. hours, I, 11:46, 12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday mutual
" ‘ - Broker, .__' -'
inland link. 96 Wnflllflon
Norwalk Chronicler