Miled vanes i
Unlbieilis.
rrmr'“
$1.00
E. K. Banks,
nasacksuo HOTIL ILocK.
wnr waomnoron oranr,
sou-rs soawaut.
local Newsllllies
WEATHER tdhadllsw
For Norwalk and vows: fair to-
night alld Wednesday. An extcnsive
tired of high pressure is ccntlai this
morning in the Lake Region and the
weather is cool and pleasant Ill nearly
all settions east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. A disturbance is central in
North Dakota this morning. Light
rain has occurred during the past twen-
ty-four hours in the eastern sections.
Read the ad. of Lorenzo Dibble and
so what he will have to offer yoll to-
morrow. ‘\
Alfred Saunders has taken a position
at the Norwalk store of F. I). Lawton '
and Company.
Charles L. Corker is building a small
addition on the machine room of his
launch works.
Watch the advertising space of the
Boston Store for bargains ill the three
day's sale soon to commence.
Charles E, Johnson. Jr., of Nor-
walk. has returned from a visit Ill
Boston and South Framington, Mass.
Miss Anna llawxhllrat, of Norwalk.
is visiting the Misses Mamie and Ber-
tha Hawkins, of Southport.
Four per cent fot all money deposit—
ed ill the South Norwalk Savings Bank
A safe and sure iniestmcnt Road the
ad. .
Miss Georgia Clinton, of South Nor-
walk. has been visiting Mls C. it.
Bates null Mrs. M E Bennett, Ill Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Mary E. Bennett. of Orchard
street. has returned home from a visit
ill Bridgeport, and will go to Dailbury
to spend a few days.
oEdward M. Jackson, the Well-known
Norwalk photographer, left today for
Boston where he will attend the Pho-
Iogluphcls Convention being held ill
the llllb (‘ ity this week. beginning to-
morrow
A new mast has been made and fit-
ted in'the cabin catboat Edith, to re—
place the one carried away last week.
The now mast is longer and larger
than the old one. The. work has been
done by Captain Eph. Merritt.
Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates, who was the
delegate to the Woman‘s Relief Corps
recreation, in Boston last week, has.
lctulncd home. and will give her re-
port to the Buckingham Woman’ 3 Re-
lief Corps at the meeting on Thursday
September 1:
The fact that not one dollar of Trust
funds has ever been lost by Trust
Companies ill the ndulinistcrillg of es-
tates is evidence to the prudent man
that by naming the Trust Company.“
his executor he can have his estate
safely. judiciously and economically
managed.
A big improvement is being made
in front of the National Bank of Nor-
walk. The old sidewalk has been torn
up, and is being replaced by a new
one. The new w lit will be of ring
stone, similar to the old one, which has
been in use for quite a number of
years. /
W. E. Trlleadell, J. A. Lundstoad. F.
L. Dufford, William Robinson. H. J.
Monahan, '1‘. F. Murray. Benjamin
Cooke. P. D. Littell, John C. Wilson,
E. J. Olmstead. Royal Wooljack, T. E.
Deney, Miss G. A. Conway, A. W.
Stewart, Jere Theall, New York; '1‘. H,
Mahon, New Haven; E. W. Murphy.
Albany; Miss‘Mlnnie Premcke,‘ C. A.
Mallory, Major V. M. King, Danbury;
E. F. Gregg. Pitsburg; W. E Lewis.
Glenbrook; F. W Graves. F. T ANN”,
Boston; F, I). Walsh, St. Louis; 3. G.
Eeils. Philadel a; F. Harféy Bed.
ient, Howard . Davis, Ridgeiield; C.
E. «Hollister and daughter. Detroit:
Charles 'B. Duckworth, Providence;
R. B Turnbull. were guests yesterday
at the Hotel Clifford.
LillIlNlIlE
cured me of chronic bronchitis of
long standing. I have not had a re-
turn 01 the cough in two yen: and
never expect to be troubled with it
again {all I continue to take Lino-
nuts as ‘a‘ preventative. I earnestly
advise people who are subject to
command colds to use moat-e,
for I am positive it will care than
of all consumptive tendencies. —Jev
mm Pinpkott. 102 Greenwich apo-
nuo, Noi York city .
. At smiles: Stores. 35. 50. l1.
Special? lowPilGeS
5 4....
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William w. .. iIIiil“o slut in, .
Is a guest or hit“ uhcid in l‘tldk‘elhld.
Miss Ida Hutchinson. of Taylor ave.
nus, is visiting ill Longildauli for two
weeks.
Miss firsco Stolmucll. of Camp
street, is visiting at benox. Massachu~
sells.
Miss Elizabeth i. ’l‘ollcs. of ll‘airlleid
avenue is spending two weeks ill The
Berkshire Hills. -
Mr. Addison Austin, of Woodward
avenue, is visiting Mr. llubboll at
L‘H‘ommock Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, of
Elm Grove Place. are visiting the Ex-
position at St. Louis.
Elbirt. A. Woodward, of North Main
street. is recovering slowly from his
repent serious illness.
Willard H. Wadllalus has resumed
his duties at Olsen's Brotilcrs' siloc
stoc, after his annual vacation
Frederick Burr. manager for the Nor-
walk Box Company, has been ill at his
home in High street, South Norwalk.
Miss Martha Fiizaptrick is spending
a few days in Ridgeflelli, the guest or
her sister. Mrs. Evarritt ll. Stannard.
Miss Margaret Mockler and sister.
of Haviland street. are enjoying a va-
cation trlp up the Hudson.
There will be celebration of the Ho-
ly Communion in Grace Church tomor-
row. St. Bartholow's Day, at 10 o‘clock,
Mr, and Mrs. FRT. Egginson, of
North Main street are entertaining
Miss Leah Wedgcbury. of Newark,
N. J.
James F. Barry. of Winnipauk, and
James McGrath. of South Norwalk.
were visiting friends ill Dunbury yes-
terday.
Mrs. Dave Whitlock has rcturned to
the home of her son ill New Canaan.
after a month's visit with relatives ill
Norwaik.
Miss Edith Huntington, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Huntington. of
Main street. has returned from a visit
in Branford
The Rev. Alfred Blcwitt and wife.
of New York city. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, of 123
South Main street. ..
Miss Lucy J. Manson, a school touch-
or in Virginia, who has been taking a
course at Columbia University, is vis~
iting in South Norwalk.
The Rev. Joseph T. Picker, assistant
pastor of the St .Patrick‘s Church.
Bridgeport, has returned from a visit
of a week with friends in South Nor-
walk.
Ell-Councilman and Mrs. Stephen H.
Holmes, of Norwalk. have gone to No.
va Scotia for a vacation trip. Their
journey as far on Boston was made by
rail. .
W i
E. A. Guertln, the welbknown Phil-
adelphia piano tuner. is in Norwalk
during the present week. his heali-
quarters being at the store of F. E.
Lockwood and Company, 39 Wall St.
Mrs. Phoebe Tcrwilliger and six
children. who have been the guests or
Councilman and Mrs. Luther M.
Wright, of South Norwaik, returned
Saturday to their home in New York
city.
Miss Anna Mullen, cashier in the
South Norwalk bronch of the New
York Grocer , started on her annual
vacation'yes crday. She will spend
part. of the time with friends .in New
York city. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers, of
Berkeley street. Norwalk, arrived
home last evening from a couple of
weeks sojourn in th White Mount-
nins They were at West Springfield,
New Hampshire.
Miss Una E. Keith, of Bridgeport.
will leave early to September on an
extended' western trip She will visit
Kansas City, Mo, Ct. Louis. Mo..
troit, Mich, and Chicago, returDe-ning to
Bridgeport about December 1.
St Paul's Parish will hold a meet-
ing, when it is expected theta
will be extended to the Rev. Wemyss
Smith. of Bloomington, Ill., to become
rector. The meeting will be held in
the Sunday School room of the church.
Arthur Pomeroy, of the Unith
States Cuba‘Company, who" has been
spending a few days in Norwalk, left
Yesterday (or New York on a business
trip. Mrs. Pomeroy will remain in
Norwalk 1: short time longer.
Twenty-live Danbury people attend-
red the shore dinner of the South Nor- ,
walk Fish Club, at Bnrohard‘ s Grov
Sunday. The party nnpher unsung
and they we ritually entertain “it?
Captain Morgan; formerly of
' {52'
A smoker will be held at the Non“
walk Yacht Club Home on T
evening. A good entertainment. In to
be given. Members are priviieked to
invite two guests. Special use will
leave South loin strut owltph at it
{o'clock
excursion. wine takes slope
day Is nowoa m3: the ticket 03635535:
will close as soon as theollottm
for each station. which is limited. has
been dispose of. An advance pur-
ueby t5 who dfiro to partici
'pate In this doll'ghtfui outing will be
a. the line of good IIIIIML
The New Cold-t WI team will
goto Ridgelield next “Saturday.
play the crack mm“
Thirt- HM
call ._ ~
The sale of. tickets for the. Ncwport ,
“1%!”
NEW SILKS FOR
SHIRTWAIST SUITS.
got here and lchcr in their pat-
tern and charm.
Wish you could see a photo-
graph of tllcm in the newspaper,
it photograph in color. 'I‘llcre arc
justxtllc most inking combina-
tions: blue with short “jlllnbiy‘
lines of red and white, brown
with stripes, made. up of three col-
t
ors. lllllc cut into checks by thin
green lines, jasper cfict‘is.
'l'llc wcarc is a new one for
iai‘i'cia. too; Soft, and with tiny
cords running through it.
.I‘JIIyrllIllt‘ cents yard.
Left aisle, rear.
COLUMBIA.
Ii cticr look into that new Col-
umbia plan, Ilt‘fol‘L‘ it is too late.
You can get a cllainlcss Colum-
bia at an amazing-low price if
you're :1 chain wheel (any make)
to "turn III on the trade."
Come and get details today.
Ilascllimlt.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS co..
Bridgeport, Cmn.
Them. 18!.
Jenkins Brooklyn
1 ‘ uni
GARLOOK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
solo lino alLvaa PLATING.
to annual claim It: Motors.
Hovo no luporlor. can show than
In operation. ,
napalm Io Stationary and My
rlno E net and General Mach-
lno Wol' tolioltod.
1m (1 N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G C0,
container. schematic.
M was ‘
~ 9.» FOX,
\
villi LADIIO‘TAILOR,
31 Main Iii-col. Nomlk, Conn.
Exam-lie oiyis for the coming fall.
Comic doe ale beM'c the rum begins.
Lo Mansions» styles.
Everything at lowest prices. Perfect
fie guaranteed.
ALSO READY- TO- WEAR CLOTHES
EKIETDVWMOTG. COATS. LATEST
STYLES.
ALTERATIONS FREE.
Emotional?
m... iNSUitANCE
I t. tmcunra of
Insurance Agency or
JACOB M. LAWN:
Talophcas I“.
“snout...
The Best Buy lions _
25: A film:
am also noses rowan. .
New In that they’ve only just ,
can: «on ma‘.
w—u—L.
ROMAN EYE BIISAM
to mode for the fiycl.
GORE Evfln
iNFLAMEO EYES.
EYES THAT MATTER.
The Eye II worth conservinfi-
The friend of all ayes lo
ROMAN EYE IALSAM 25
CENTS.
AT ALL DRUGGIBTS.
m 4
W. _. ._.,
RAILROAD COMPANY DEFENDANT
The railroad company is again made
the defendant in an action for damage
caused by sparks from the locomo-
time up Newtown way Martin Lillls
says that part of his {iii-acre farln
was considerably scorched awhile alto
He wants $350 damages
Albert M. Mack has brought suit
against the i’cquonnock foundry to
recover 81,800. which he claims that
concern owes him. The action is re
turnabie to the civil common pleas
court.
G. B. DURHAM. TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G, B. Bllrhans, of Cariisie Center. N.
Y.. writes: ”About four years ago I
wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured'of a severe kidney trou-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stop-
ped the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease disap-
peared. i am glad to say that I have
PRESIDENT MILLEN DEFINED
NEW RULE
W
mue- Statement Rogul‘dlu Holding
of Train- for Exprelc otter.
Since the statement appeared la The
Sentinel last week. stating that in the;
future trains would not be held at any
nations beyond their schedule time
for the purpose of permitting express
matter to be put on board. the New
York papers have POTSIHIBDIII’ mlsrop
resumed the order to read that the
trains would not stop to take on any
baggage after the time had expired.
in view of this state of affairs. and the
. misunderstanding that has resulted
from it, President (I. 8. Mellon yester
day morning issued the following state-
meal:
aid to the effect that orders have been
lusucd by this company not to hold its
trains a sufficient lcugtll of time to
permit loading of baggage, are wholly
without foundation. No such order has
been issued;
contemplation.
bag age. the story is made out of
who 9. cloth llnd apparently with desire
to misrepresent and discredit.
express matter. and are for the pur-
pose of requiring the express company
to furnish a sufficient force to handle
its business promptly, and not delay
trains to the annoyance of the public,
as has been the case heretofore."
ARE YOU GOING TO THE WORLD'S
FAIR?
of Chamberlain's
Diarrhoea Remedy.
fatigue and change of drinking water
and diet are almost ccrtaln to Produce
diarrhoea, and when you
remedy at hand yoll can check it at
once.
there you can get it at any drug store
in St. Louis. and at the inside Illa Drug
Store.
Corporation,
Pierce's Bridge Pharmacy, Zeitfuss
"VVY
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERN.
"The reports in the New York liar-
A Rousing Big
Clearance Sal
no such order has been in
So far as it relates to
"Tile orders issued pertain solely to
If so, you should take along a bottle
Colic, Cholera and
The hot weather,
have this
if you wish to blly it while
For sale by Stillson-Poweli
Clifford Pharmacy
as this means.
The Greatest Economic Event of the
Whole Year.
There is one great object in all sales, and that is to sell goods.
how successful a sale of this sort can be made dcpcnds entirely upon the. ‘I
honesty of purpose at the back of it; depends upon the seasonableaesa of,
tile merchandise and the price reductions. 1
sale an overwhelming success; planned carefully; planned intelligently. 'Wd
have taken into due consideration the great logs of profit which such a «If
We take the loss ch ccrfuliy, wisely, believing it to be tho
vcry best kind of business sense to clean up all summer surplus stock All '
a sacrifice, and to do it now while the wearing season is at its height. Ali.
we said above, we believe this to bathe greatest money-saving sale ofthd”
year, and we want you to believe it also.
ed offerings with the actual merchandise, you are bound to believe It. The
loss is ours, the saving is yours. We‘ vo explained the why of it, now we {h-
vite you to come and buy as liberally as you wish. You can make no initial
take.
r
Just ‘
We have planned to make this
If you will compare the print? .
an. it. to}. South woman:
never had a return of any of those
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and I am evidently cared
to stay cured, and heartily recommend
Foley Kidney Cure to any one suffering
from kidney or bladder trouble." For
sale at Plaisted’a Drug Store. "
home
CHILD KIOKED BY A HORBEw
WINSTED August 23. "James. the.
fourycar old son of ii. W lialden. a
blacksmith, was kicked ill the right
temple by a newly shod horse yester-
day and his death is expected, as the
attending surgeon gives no hope of re
(ovary. The child ran behind the
horse.
COAL
. WE SELL THE BEST LEHIGH COAL
time.
ford.
traction.
dollars.
wool»
Phar macy.
JEWETT CITY HOUSE BURNED.
JEWET'I‘
CITY, August
of Amos Phillips
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia, Bra
:ilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception
ll), 25, 50c and 81. 00 bottles. The Oil!
Baxter‘s and Piaistod'll
:7... r...
THAT CAN BE BOUGHT.
’ HIGHLAND AND HAZELTON
it will not cost you any more to use Ih
grade.
c BEST than the CHEAPER
Give us a trial order and be convinced.
Our motto “CLEAN COAL". HON EST WEIGHT. .
HAY, STRAW, GRAIN AND FEE D.
HARRIS 8L
Office and yard, 68 Water street, South
Tel:phone call 342 5
CANS,
Norwaik.
Free Delivery.
2‘ .——~'l‘he
on Highland
street was found to be on fire yester-
day. and narrowly escaped total ties
The loss is several hundred
No one was at home at the
COAL
COAL
largo supply of choice, fresh mined co II, of
slate and screened cloln.
“$6.00 PER TON delivered in your bin."
-"NUMBER 2 NUT 04.75."
Prompt delivery, Competent Drivel-o, Clo
COAL
sasr Lesion COAL is the only kind we handle.
GOAL
We ban on hand a
the finest fracture. frail tram
n
on Cool.
Georges Crook Bituminous at an attractive price.
Fruit burnod charcoal put in bags ready for tho stow.
Ila-124 WATER STREET,
TELEPHONE 81-8.
Inaso Dillon—l tooth Mala “root. South Norwoik: Ii Main 01.. Norwlllr
CONCRETE. ASPHAL T.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN room sosrou.
GHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS. AND
FLAG.
WHO HAS
BE DEPENDED UPON
cram >
CAN
FOR THE FINEST OLA83 OF WORKMANSHIP'AND MATERIAL.
Raymond Bros.
HAVE YOU UMB-
TIIE GREAT
‘. ' MII’ISEPIIC
COLDS' GRIP
disavow
137 Washington Smut.
want-l ”ff
‘ I dunno» and Infidelity AIIogpd can-
Nothing escapes the keen edged
,anc of the price primer. Brown and
bleached cottons of all widths, bed-
spreads, sheets, pillow Ilipl, outing
flannels, and other oiaplc lines of
every day wanted goods, all to In sold
at less than present cost of produc-
tion.
YARD WIDE SHEETINGS
2 bales good quality brown cotton,
sale price. per yd., be.
Extra lino quality brown cotton, reg-
ular 8c quality; sale price, per yard:
tic.
Fine soft finished bleached cotton,
.Sc quality; sale price, 60.
Extra fine quality bleached cotton.
regular its quality; sale price, per
yard. 7c.
The standard Langdon 76 bleached
muslin; sale price, per yard, 8c.
WJDE SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW MUSLINS
42 inch brown pillow coiton,12y§c
quality; sale price, per yd 10c.
45 inch brown pillow cotton;
price, per yard, 10c.
45 inch Pequot Mills brown cotton.
sale price, per yd.. lZlfic.
42 inch bleached pillow cotton; sale
price. per y.i., 9c.
42 inch bleached pillow cotton; sale
price, per yd., 1255c.
45 Inch bleached pillow cotton, 17c
quality; sale price, per yd., 12%c.
9-4 brown sheeting. 21c quality; sale
price, per yd.. 17c.
9-4 brown sheeting, 23c
sale price, per yard, 19c.
9-4 brown sheeting, 25c quality;
sale price, per yard, file.
104 extra heavy brown sheeting, 28c
quality; sale price, per yard, 22c.
M good quality bleached sheeting,
sale price, .per yard. 21c.
10-4 bleached sheeting. extra heavy
27c quality; sale price, per yard, 23c.
sale
quality;
The Housekeeping Section
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS
81x90 unbleached sheets, 500 mile:
sale price. 42c. 1‘
81x90 unbleached sheets 660 nodal
sale price, 65c.
72x90 bleached sheets, 66c mall:
sale price, 420.
81x90 bleached sheets, 690 gratis;
sale price, 500. '
81x90 bleached sheets, 69c gradtil
sale price, 57c. '
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 42136,. .
121/30 quality; sale price, 100.
50 doz bleached pillow slips, mitt
15c quality; sale price, 135“).
50 doz. bleached pillow slips, 46x86 “
14c quality; sale price, lilo. .
30 doz. bleached pillow slips, 4
17c quality; sale price 1255c.
OTHER HoussKssPlNo ooo‘
100 good size white crochet
79c quality; sale price, 65c. ' ,
7 dozen large size hon
spreads, were 89c: sale price,
$1. 25 quality while, bedspraa
price 980.
st 59 quality while bedspreads,
price, 81.19.
Handsome honeycomb special
seillcs designs, very heavy.
$1. 98; sale price :1. 50.
1 lot conifer-tables. sale price,
$1.26 comfortables, sale bride, AM,»
31.50 control-tables, sale price. 13 3M
:2 comfor tables, sale price '
1 case good quality crook; no
flannel; sale price, per yd., "‘
600 yards crea Domet Milli; '
tra heavy, regu or prlcé‘
price, 50.
10 pieces good quality Do
ncl, regular 10c quality; all
So. "
THIS SALE BEGINS SATURDAY,
war saves woakma DAYS.
AUGUST 20, AND CONTINU
AGENT! FOR BA
H WASHINGTON STREET.
m...- .«V ...
83-85 Washington Street; ,
South Norwolk. Conn. - ,
w
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE AT REDUCED PRICED.
s. s. TILLOTSON
ww.,.~...
NNER PATTERNS.
SOUTH
3 .
86 Washington Strut.
Two nitrous: APPLICATIONS.
«for Action.
Two applications for divorce were
“ the civil superior court
rg’la A. Jennings, of
Eastoa brings an action against Charles
1m formerly of Bridgeport.
lhilt now of ports unknown. in which
one out; as legal separation on the
ma do! ooupiewere
new mamas.
The cloud
806.
alleged that the wife" ‘TT‘I
fill and Thomas mm of»
named as co-respgnd
tilt asks for the on:
Geonooboroto
WAR AGAINST colt at ,g
All notions are ondsav ”,
the ravages - -
“white plague-rots? ...
victim each year.
Tor careo optima}j If ‘_
Norwalk Chronicler