1i "‘1- Jam;
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.ls seriously ill
Thoms- m5; y. of No 8 lvy- film.
diphtheria.
Therd willow dancing at the N01
..nliwflcht Olyhmorrow evening {
OuiBrbtlinrlti-dsod 13.1. 0 0. F" of
Normal“. will tell a meeting tonight
Several proposed boating excursions
were spoiled yesterday by the rainy
weather.
Charles E. Johnson Jr.. has secured
a position as conductor on the local
trolley lines
A. J. Collins and Company have
placed a new linoleum floor in Francis
Lemongoili' s 11afe.1
W
1 11 A son was born laat'ovenlng to M11.
' lty: Fair to-
1loudy. prob-
or'i‘ or night.
duced the #11111
“5 y is now pass-
l, oust near Nan-
l‘ i banee was c‘é'l'i-
l sum. it is pro
i r- wltli quite
~ 11 the northern
between- the
lie-Lake neglon.
move eastward
1i will probably
esday night or
st temperature ‘
cky Mountains
1 tone. Tex
y .1.- av noise. Fire
. d Is at Hefner‘s.
11 livery.
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60 p ,
.n1ond,'of Har-
Mary Wehber
week's trip to
visible lll part
ortli America,
sin, will take
iberal oft‘er»~
I" hich can save
.1'is
51:1 1‘1
lhry o 1 may street.
r, of Winnipauk,
“8 I two weeks' out-
111k.
:iot Ii
lOtls.
Sat'
11 , .. .
"“httlnga, (1‘1
. $.71:
Willie. “11;.
‘
e carpenters at
l
and daughter,
ell. of West
ury Park and
‘attond the no.
cation.
.11.,iion3066. mil-
Weapon his ouu application
. Lieutenant Willialu H. N11w.t11n
master. Wallingford. an 11fti1111 of
Second i11fautry,iias been placed
on the retired list.
is health? Simply keeping. ~1
hornets, 1l111 stomach the liver '
‘ 3%“? r" 1.11: and active.‘ Burd {1 it
does it. 1
ary-oftreui estate transac-
1rwalk as 1.1111111 by The
Room shows six sales
10s of S , be, For the last
111, a year 11:11, there were
1a, andrnorimccs o_f 36.11110.
do no ‘
111 $40.. ad 11111 soon.
1' has resistant as secretary
1 ~istian industrial 141111111111...“
1 Norwalk M1-1I1111iist Church.
. or his-delving town. 1 (liar-
aqelecu i to the post-
. \ .I'AM 1l11111 further about
. .11i1nke which 21:15 postponed
('tiiitnllLtWJH It
-. this evening,
1. 11111! after the
e 11 ill be refresh-
is.1 1111i by the roll-1
as untows: Wheeli-
iiaidgeport. a11-
si1111 tracks: Con-
nd iSitlltlllK Com
sir1.11rrackii , on
11b: enue..Derl1y.
'11 Ci1 lea .l. Pres
‘k N Jud; 1' South Nor-
o W 1k. yesterdayhlam
rim i‘ 11 «lay.
. l 1 1
1-111 fireworks.
.. 1 .j. 1
to-thei :1th
I151‘Iil'dly for w
11. 11ry and in?"
‘. , line in tho
; ’ rydllrlli itidgeilelp. ln'r
* ns 1' a grant n; o
11MI'I3101H’1M it but
:1111 "seamen/luau up the com-
1 _ tensors over the
‘ i111 111d ll all. oil
1i bottle. Most
riKNARLIO I. new.
flow bow Sielnert "
«and Mrs. Frederick Fiddler. of Bart-
lett avenue. Broad River.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer, of Hait-
ford. is a guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edger Bloomer. of Among-treat.
W i a.
Miss Daisy Govern, of Brookside, is
spending 11 few days with her sister,
Mis liarry ll. Baldwin, in New Haven.
. W- 1
Frederick W. Many is a visitor in
town over the holiday. with ills par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs C. W. Many, 01‘
North av enue
W 1 .
Miss Lillian Babcock. of Montclalt.
N. J., and Miss Georgia lladley 01
Providence, are visiting Miss lsabeliu
' Alter, of West street.
Wilfred Smith of South Norwalk.
started today for Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and Canada. where he will spend a
couple of weeks.
The South Norwalk and Norwalk
Boards of Councilmen will hold regu-
lar monthly business sessions this eve
11ing..
Pr. ncipai George E Thompson and
family. of Quintardp pee. will leave
town this week for h .11
spend the remainder of ‘
Mr and Mrs. Guy E. Lee, of
da are guests at the resideme of the
fonner’ s father. Representative Morti-
mer M. Lee, in Fairfield avenue,
A very pleasant informal dance was
given 'i‘huisda) night at the Norwaik
laciit Club by Miss Mary lletts. About
twenty couples Weie pleaent.
William Dlnsdalo, of North Terry-
town, N, Y.. formerly of South Nor-
walk. is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. C1. 1.. Brush, of Franklin
street.
Aisle l1. Searies, of Norwalk, and
Stephen ll. Smith, of South Norwalk.
~ will leave this week for thc- Catskill
Mountains, where they will spend a
week,
'llie Nutmeg Club of Noiwalk will
keep open house this evening, solving
light refreshments. The club will hold
its semi-annual election or officers on
’i‘liuisday evening
Mrs. Sarah C. Beers and Miss Fannie
Parmelee, 05 Chestnut street, South
Norwalk started this morning for Bal-
timol‘e, Maiylantl for a two weeks
visit wfih relatives
The Norwaik city tonncii is schedul-
- od'to hold a regular monthly meeting
this evening. but the session may be
postponed until Wednesday night This
‘subiect was discussed at the last meet-
ing.
Mrs ..l l) Taylor. who was a deio-
gaie for the Mite Missionary Set iely.
and also vice president of the district
is now in Springfield Mast-1. but Wlll
return today and issuine her work tot
another year.
The roof of the building in Smith
street damaged by the a few days ago
has been repaired. it was found that
the stock of the St (loorge 1'1in and
Paper Company, stored within it. was
not damaged.
Ww‘fl
Saturday was a busy day at the
South N111 walk stations and the travel
Was said to have been the largest in
.the history of the load. The baggage
department was especially busy. and
M1066 pieces or bums were handled
timing the day. 1
A man. whose name nmone seemed
to know. had a severe tin lower Wail
street last evening. everal in the
vicinity assisted him to a doorway. Ho
revived in a few moments and went on
his way. having apparently recovered.
David Hughes. of Hartford. is a vis-
itor in town
P. Btomell. G. A. Moulton It. 1111.
Ward Brandt, W. J. Ward W. lit.
Bosses. 1M: mind “no.0 .
J. ll. llowman.C. T Bramha ..MrJnd
Mrs. Bartram Mr and M111. .8. How-
ard Miss Hel'onuflowardF M Green-
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N.1fiumomiei,1liut Oran“ u‘N. J. ‘
11.14.3111“. 11m 1111. wind
11m James Mum.
FintonJ Kelly.
Mrs. A.
non hit. and Mrs .‘H‘ 11111111113.
Mrs Annie R. Baker. , nth Wei?
for; meats recently attire it ”til
or
character of your special
life condi‘i)
'charaetc of your business qualities.
.bona skillful stenographer,
accountant and
.quallties
mommy and religion
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ibo as it has DELHI-“mum? the sieppiuit .
and ,
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new BRITAIN“ onADUArioN
“"7"”? ,
COthI-eial p111... Gommenoement
. . and Recruitm- 1 1
closing of the three successful years‘
period of the New Britain Commer-
cial college. sayathe New BritainReu-
01111. The graduates. and their friends.
to the number at about five hundred,
assembled in the collate roomsuwhioh
were prettiiy decorated with flags and
and rerun-to enjoy anovoningot so-
cial pleasure and dancing. Zahnlsiter‘s
orchestra furnished the music.1whioli
was especiallyrendesed. to the1eniov-
meat of all that were present. .Ter-
ronce Cavsnangh, formerly .- or Nor-
walk. is proprietor .of the college.
Reverend Richard F. Moore. pastor
diplomas. and addressed the class.-
what he said in part. was as follows: 1
“My young ladies and gentlemen
graduates. you are a small fraction of
the many thousand young men and
their various iiistl.tuiloua of learning.
to entet upon their prospective on
more in life.
“Your whoir1 life from 11011111111111. to
end is a continnuous scales of grad
nations, from one point of progress to
a still higher one of culture and de
velopment. till this school life of ex-
date, we trust, into the glorious life
of heaven.
"This point of progress and honor
which you have now
and attention to ..you pupils and par-
ents, is an occasion of deserved con-
gratulat.l.ons and to your professors a
moment of mingled happiness
solicitudc.
“in the many baccalaureate address-
es made dating this commencement
season. there was a common effort on
the necessity of a brave. intelligent
effort against political torruption. and
business life.
great afiny of workers The practi
on by you and as men and women
with the varied duties and responsibil-
ltics of life?
111115.. world, and in all other avenues
of life. depends upon the kind of young
men and women you will become.
"Emerson says ‘Truc clllizatiou
lies not in 111 res, but in it kind of
men the eountty turns cs, The
‘“) 11,k and
the (act the charaier of rt? whole
will depend 11. the
virtues, and most of all. upon your
moral virtues, without which there
can be no lasting success. You may
accurate
thorough typewriter,
essentially necessary for
your business. career, but unless they
rest upon the basis of principles of
your business
stone to your moral downfall
ruin.
‘ Booltkeel 1ers, once
accurate anti
.aienogiaphers.oiict1 skillful and pret-
ty at tin1 11111111 voitc of the temptei'
either for pleasure Ol' prom
juggled with figures or hat 1 become
the toys of passion with be 1111 set!-
respeci. and modesty eniot.1'111d with
themselves perhaps torcvci.
Weill'ugion. after his \iciory at
Waterloo visited the home of his
early school days It was here,“ he
said. i“ learned the lessons that err-1
abied me to gain 111111111311 at Water
too. it was not the lessons learned
from books, but the lessons learned
while lll‘l'('.""l('|~'H("lS of patience, pet‘-
1111v11rai1111. courage 111111111111 for 1111
fellow man and leverente for God
So is it Worth while to be good?
is it uoriii ”111 while to have a title
and lasting sustesa? Your work is
to be measured not so ninth by a
monetary. 11s by h moral standard
You may not get for it adequate 111111-
pensatlou in this world when the
moral standard of right: sled wrong is
so unstable. and on low; wt (ind seen
its true worth your conscience 11p-
proves oi‘ lt1,an1i in the last analysis
true Justice must give It, it not an
adequate. at least a more titan ordi-
nary compensation.
'lie men and women of conscience
ami character. (‘hsrscler la the
greatest worth of life. With charac-
ter God give. 1a tincture to your
whole tire) and imparts to it beauty.
strength'altd worth.
"This to the famous stone
Which turuetli all to shirt
For that whit it God doth tout l1 and
own
Cannot for less be sold "
MW
A IMOOTN ARTICLI.
When you 111111 it necessary to use
salvo use DIWitt's Witch tinsel Salve.
it is the purest and beat tor Bern.
Burns. Bolts. Eczema Blind. Bleeding.
itching or li'rotrudinnI Plies. Get the
genuine DeWitt's Witch Hanoi Salve
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
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IXPECT MI WORM“.
1%
Population out. in Growing Say Can-
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increased pop 111111
onscreen it Muted
turns have complete
by the directory Iotcitorii Already
have thinned their worn a
stand-11 mail the m
is shown ambery
in iith. there were a
the directory and the n nos added
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are mil, silo rs not gain or III
.1'.1m1 tin ll “MI-1
Naugtltuck thou much smaller
than its sister is ill on the upward
Journey and rows you}
4gearing on 11 11st in
788. in 1006. m were 90161101! and
MThi “fly, total or
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1 an: cull“. 111 some
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“It. evsninss program 111111111511 the ,
hunting, and banks of wild flowers 1
or St. Joseph‘s parish presented the :
maidens who are graduating from .
end. is a continuous series of grad ,
successfully I
reached at the cost of much labor ,
and '
the part or the speakers to impress .
a general looscncss of morals in our ‘
“The wo1l1l welcomes you into the ‘
cal question proposed isware you to ,
succeed in the special vocation chos '
t’our success in the bus ’
have. ‘
throughout 7
when the ne- 1
hasn'dolnpilol ‘
11.111113. 1111 111111 sew-
blucher. cut bread. “and
MV
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peek $595th
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HOMER B. HOYT.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Special Appointments at
0Ilice, hours 8—11.I.5 12 4576;00.
CONNECTION
Refracting Optician.
South Norwalk.
convenience of patron". '
Saturday evenings. 7—0.
1:1' 1| " til
Your fourth of July 11111111
to do duo honor to the Nation‘s Birth-
GOOD
day. should be the best. that can be
provided. Leave your order for-tho
meats and poultry at J. W. Dodge's
'l‘héy will guarantee the best to be
had; they will do justice to you and
you will do loathe to the day.
J1 W. DODGE
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
C2 Washington Street. .. Phone 3222
THIS IS NOT “PRESIDENTIAL YEAR" BUT WE 'ARE N THE
FIELD As CANDIDATES FOR YOUR
COAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON.
GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE WHAT A FINE STOCK WE HAVE ON
HAND.
WE HAVE JUST UNLOAOED THREE CARGOES OF OLD COM
PANY 8 LEHIGH COAL. WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO STAY. AND WILL
GIVE You oboe VALUE FOR YOU
ORDER.
RAYMOND BROS
a iMONEY. LET us HAVE A.TaiAL
111 t1 ‘1
.1 m.
South Nerwa‘ik. cairn 1" Washington Street.
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111 Watt» St. 80. Nurse“!-
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Style Superlative
sits serene atop the rigs we haio for
hire. 'l‘hcy‘re easy running, of course;
the horses that draw them are man-
aged with scarce'an effort; but with-
111 the cquipnwnt is stylish to a de-
gree. Every convenience, every com-
iort Hoes with the euiiipagcs we lot by
ilmaiay or hour. . The lesser time will
provapur words.
Jacob Schaob,
I T‘WO‘INTRANCIO. I
i uh no on treat. ,, Gin trut.
1W 1211—1-13 1
1
1 ’i'otvmonv
H .1 UV 1
Roton PothawOpen.
Hotel ind Rod’hurhnt.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. J. OMITH AND J. ‘Ol KELLY. ’
Shore Dinners. 11111111111111.1111; at Popular Pric
WILL I! A
mam rr.
Bane Baum-loot Thump, in tho Otato.
Excursions. Music and
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the Waterbury and Neugatucit putt? «
omit one attribute. a
when his utsuu are wholly tableau.
your cm
the” lint f
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AND OLAICIO MUOT II CHANGED
Acooabihew.
lack of elo‘arnm or 11.1.11 to his eyes
Wouiu it not in W.“ to MW
so‘m 11511111111111 GREAT DRY 6,0655. 3003.31
assertion 11.117111111110113 1111111111111.
Three special lots cf
A sale of Stock Cellars not to be slight“
1THE WAIST SALE. _
This is the sea 11 for cool white
waists. We offer t roe lots of newest
style waists at such prices as will
throng, our waist section for the next
few days
Ladies white lawn shirt waists tine-
ly tucked. special at 69c.
, . Ladies wh te lawn shirt waists made
with tucks and insertion, at 9811'.
Ladies white lawn shirt waists. tine.
ly tucked and embroidery tllmmed
'piith new leg o'mutbon sleeves, at
l 50.
THE STOCK COLLAR SALE.
stock collars when the newa of these
bargains gets abroad.
White'linen turn overs, embroidered
' .in light blue and white at 15c.
and Washable Hate.
It WASHINGTON STREET.
01.111 IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
iF YOU LOOK AT THE LINE
BUYER.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
short notice.
and upward.
It
you samples.
sci-111111111111
< halts, wide in back, at 25c each
There'll be some busy buying of ,
111111111 Whitehialsh‘. :‘Vi 7‘
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The summer’ 5 greatest sale of Ladios’ Waéil'l
Belts.
Pique and madras stock. a large II.
sortment of designs 11131511. 1 1;
Ladies' collar .and cultwlfll. 111111-
b idered. perfectly designed. at 8
broidered and lace chemise.
at26c.and500.el1ch. 1 1 .11
{THE BELT BALE.
We have received from a prominent
their maker a large purchase 1011111”):
belts. These belts have been 1'11th
into Lots and will be sold as fol
1 1.1111111111111111. wdshable 111111111 .'
some with gilt buckles. 111111 some with
nickel buckles special at 190.0th .1
ladies white embroidered washable
. w.
Ladies' belts in vest effect, 111111111115
,with pearl buttons, and two Infill
pockets, the latest style, at 25c. emu.
Indies white washable kid belt!
Clearance“ Sal
Of Trimmed Millinery.
All untrimnied Straw Hate. 25c. 39c and 751:.
belts. wide his back, at 251: each.
Just received a large assortment of ladies untrimmed straw hats, which
we have placed on sale at 29, 39, and. 50o, the former price of these goods
were 75c, 31 and 31.60. ‘11
83-85 Washington $115111.”
1m“
Children‘s Mull Bonnets
Ladtcs' Dock Hats in all the latest styles.
8. S. TfliLOTSON
IOUTN NORWALK. CONN.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK
We have just recoivcd several cases oi Fine
Quality XXX Business Envelopes and can
furnish samc printed with your corner card at
Special prices in lots of 5. 000
We also carry OLD HAMPSHIRE BOND
Envelopes and Letterheads-tlie best pa‘per
made for business stationery. Let us show
T M
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Successor to the FRI’EMAN ART PR‘lNT.’
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Ii "sire 111111.! I
meow 111mm
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400 Washington St., South Nomalk.
Telephone 321-1: 1
, 01-" NEW AND DAINTY srvuis AN '1 ‘
SUMMER NECKWEAR is THE CENTER or ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
you 1.1. SURELY 81: AN ENTHUBAIBTIO
Norwalk Chronicler