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tut-urn, rm AND Ii.
ALI. le I-A'r'rlnn'l.
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fl AJ‘ERRW
IFor Norwa‘l’k and vicinity:w yPartly
c on y t‘onig‘ t. y, ‘one
disable cloudy weatifil‘ru 1) volts this
jornlng n the control sections. but
era to oneildonned storm am
elst of the Rocky Mountains. Only
slight chttereil showers have occurred
during the eat 24 hours Several
place; in In; southern see ions report
temperatures above 90 agrees. the
highest ‘being III at Augusta, Ga. i‘he
tempere‘turos this morning are about
the cam in all sections as they were
yesterday morning. . ~
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Tomatoes are still scarce and high
in price in the local markets.
MIs L. K. Moore 5 quite ill at her
home in West avenue.
W...
-——Straw Hats, Umbrellas. 0'iirien.
I ‘W
Miss K. Germond Vosburgh issuf-
faring from an attack of Indiana.
“a...“
John M. Watson. of South Norwnlk.
was a Stamford visitor yesterday.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge ill to hold a
meeting tonight in ()dd Fellowa' Hull.
. A meeting of South Norwalk Con-
clave will be held tonight at Elks
Hall.
—-Attend our Phenomenal Sacrifice
Sale, beginning Saturday. July 22. M.
S. Smith Iii. Cu.
‘ The indications are that the peach
crop throughout the state will be the
largest in years. '
‘ Chestnut trees are in bloom and the
wealth of blossoms Indicates a plenIi-
ful crop in the fall.
John lleatlI. from Hamilton, Ohio
brother of Mrs.r F. A. Lane, is her
guest for a few days.
The Decker Club. of the South Nor—
walk Baptist Church has arranged to
hold II shore dinner tonight.
—Straw Hats and Canes O'Brien.
......
Mrs. H. it. noIlwIIll and niece. Miss
Laura Smith of Milburn J. spent
yestei day as guests of friends in Can
non
At the special meeting of Com—
pany 1). Third infantry. tonight there
will be an election of sergeant and
corporal.
~(‘ hildrcn a $1.25 Wash Dresses title
during Sacrillte Sale at M. S. Smith
& t‘,‘o s.
The many friends of J. (.‘. ltaudlc,
of Winnlpnuk. will be glad to learn
that he is slowly, though steadily lm-
moving.
Miss Kathryn Hunter of Main street.
Norwaik is cxpxected home today
from a two \reekn' stay with frinds in
MHSSiIi'llllSt'ilh.
——Soft and Stiff lists. O'Brien
Miss lIlu Jessup of Stamford has
returned from a visit to Smith Nor-
walk wherc she was the guest of Miss
Viola iiybe-II.
Rm: lir. "liter, of l'ortcbestor, has
been the gut-st of llev. Alexander
Hamilton and family. at their home in
Newton avenue.
wlt‘loor Mattings, 19c yIi.. former
prices 40 and 504*: Window Shades,
8c upward during Sale. M. 8. Smith
8: Co.
‘hu Norwnlk Mulhodint Sunday
SII out will how their outing next
Wednesday A. trip will he made to
Pine Rook. IIIIur Sheltoil.
A speIial meeting of Company D
will be bold ibis evening ill the lit”-
mory. to elm-I a sergeant and a cor-
portil. IIII- I'lt'iiuml of II sarcasm 1-
to fill the plum made vacant by the
resignation of (marten Mueller. w o
nos atrium: opium: LAMI
reazoumtens osuums shame LAMS ......... . .......... 12c LI.
FRESH AND COHNIO PLAT!
‘
W.rs. .
daughter Margerlo of New York, are
the guests a all unit anti :Io‘hh iso— '
o Washington street.
inure! Newtown avenue.
it‘ll to Bridgeport last eve-
here he was the guest of Prof.
Miller, tqu'bted lecturer
. I. W
—-Prlces on Muslin Underwear out
half in two during Phenomenal Sale
still. 8. Smithfiflo's. , .
......
Rev Alexander Hamilton otNor-
walk return mgr to his» parish
at Down VII nit few dnvc'
stay It his imbue ITIII "Wham Ivenuc.
~Crush Hats. Crush Hats. O'BIicn.
"" ""’ t“ i. ‘I ,
this and we. Hahn. at New
.York are the guests of Miss Philli-
gins AI Hm. at South Notwalk. Mr.
hhn is a brothel-W of Miss Hahn. :
A. meeting of Lincoln Council No
4. Order of United American Mechan-
lcs. Will be brill tonight at 8' unlock.
in Mystic Chain Hall.
. y i“ I (WW
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flagg and
two‘Ichlldren. of Franklin street; have
returned home from IV visit to Mr.
Illness InOIheI'. in Coyiesville. N. J
MW
v—Buy your Hosiery and UnIierwear
at MS .Smitb 6: Go.‘ a Great Sacrifice
Sale. See Poster.
' l .I —-—¢-A—~—f—u——-— I
Miss Anna Davidson of Ansonia.
who has been the guest of Miss Katie
Schroeder. has returned home after
two weeks' visit
Mr. and Mrs. M i. Pelhsm will celo
brate their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary at their home, No. 14 Taylor ave-
nue, at 8 o‘clock tonight.
—-—it.cblness of the skin. horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted in
one way Or another. Only one safe.
never falling t‘..ure Dean“ 3 Ointment.
At any. drug store. 6t) cents.
Old Well Lodge will hold a spetinl
communication tomorrow evening at.
7 o clock. for the purpose of paying the
last and tribute of respect to William
S. Knapp. . I, . . .
Tho hearings regarding the South
Wilton water. supply litigation were
resumed this morning. IQllite a ham
ber of .Wilton' witnesses were before
the special commissioners. :
It was decided that night to hold the
annual Sunday school outingvofl the
First Methodist church at Steeple
Chase Park, Bridgeport. The, excul-
sion will be held the latter part of the
month. probably July 26th.
Deputy Sheriff Sculley sold a part
of the effect of the defunct Hawkins
Shoe Company at. auction. yesterday
The goods were bought in by different .
parties. Some of the machinery and
fixture still remain. .
Work on IhtI Hour‘s new plant in
East Wall street is being pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible. it is ex-
pected that the new building win be
ready for occupancy the that of Sept I
ember.
Word has been received from
Charleen. l-ioyt, who is recuperating
at Narragansett Pier. to the effect that
he is recovering nicely. lie expects
to return to South Norwalk this week
and resume his duties Monday.
Frank S. (lowles, of the Norwnlh
lioek Company, who has been ill for
the past month at his home in West
avenue is now improving lie is able
to be upon the plum of his home.
but has not yet resumed his duties.
Mr. and Mrs. fl.
South Main street.
Maine. next week,
sure of the swoon.
summer there and enjoyed it
much.
H. Gootlricli_ (If
intend to go to
to spend the but-
They spent last
very
An important businesfi meeting of
the Philatbeo class will be held at
the home of Miss Fannie Mitcheli.123
South Main street. this evening at it
o'II.IloIk A large attendance is Io-
quested. . -
Automobile numbers are being gIven
out to owners of automobiles by the
officials of the state not retnry' a 0th t‘
as required by the new law. Owners
will be given an opportunity of rotuln~
lug their old numbers if they so do-
sire. No. I is held by Former Rep-
resentative Woodruif. of Litehfleld.
W 7
l. Wall. E. T. Carringion. J. H. liai~
icy. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Austin. George
8. Main, L. H. Dickey. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Wivi. l‘iewuy, J. il‘. Curry. 1‘. 0. Mil—
tor. C. Q (‘hapmsm ii‘rod limiter. II. f‘.
Haviinnd. H. P. Allen. New York: d
P. Dooley. Georgetown: Mr. and lira
if w Dubobr. Mount Vernon: William
M lenu, Bosoou: .i I). Clarke. Miti-
dlotown: Mr. and Mrs Frederick 8
Camp Stamford: if, E. firings, Provi-
deuce; .1 li‘. lilo-herds: Springfield.
were guests yesterday at tho “liilii
ISIIIIIIIUIII¢IIICIL
t‘ llfiord.
TELEPHONE. 300—5.
‘. A L ' h
in most delicious at this canon of
the year. We offer special on Sutur-
IIIr stit- .
Oedipus those prices with what you
have been paying:
.......... .................. ile LI
”tel...
LEG LACERATEI) BY A 000.
William Bentley Terribly Bitten by a
halite Ownéd by Adolph Dcering.
_ of Wilton.
Whiio riding through Wilton on his
bicycle Wednesday night, William
(i‘anlley. a carpenter. who terribly'bit
ten in the log by a large collie owned
by Adolph Deering. The dog attack
ed MI. Ganttey as ‘he was riding along
with Timothy Mérwhn The dog pounr
ed out from the side of the lead. and
grabbing Mr. (lantley' 3 leg began
chewing it viciously. Before the dog
could be driven off it had mangled the
cult of the leg in u terrible lllullllt'l'.
The limb was torn and filled with
great gushes front the annlnzals teeth.
Mr. (lantley went to his home and
had the. wound treated by n phwican.
. He has been .unuently unfortunate
in regard to dog bites. .I\i,".lli two
weeks ago he was attacked in a large
dog owned by Joseph Smith. The dog
got a grip on his Ighmddar and had not
a German driven the annitnai off with
n pitchfork it is probable that Mr.
(lantley would have been killed.
. After he had been bitten last night
Mr, limiter. in spite of his Wounds
chased the (leg into the yard and
would bzIVe killed it had not Mrs. licor-
lng called the dog into lilt‘ house and
locked the door.
THE ONLY WAY To CURE.
To cum a cold when you, have no
coughmto cure a cough when you have
no cold—win cure yourself when you
have botlI——tnke Kennedy's laxative
Honey and Tar. The new idea. the
original laxative Cough Syrup. it
contains no opiates and is best for
coughs. coldo.~eroup, whooping cough.
etc. l‘loannni to the taste and equal-
ly good for child or adult. Remem-
ber 'IhII name. 'Kenncd)’ o.‘ and see
that the red clover blossom and the.
honey bee are on the bottle. Kon-
nedy's laxative Honey and 'l‘nr in the
original laxative Cough Syrup. ’i‘nke
no other. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
MR. ROOSEVELT TO MR. BURR.
President Tells Williams College Li-
brarian HIM he Etijoyed ViIlt.
Apropos of the recent visit of l'rIIs-
"MI! Roosevelt in Williams t‘ollege.
till» {dubbing Iducr whiten by tile
t‘llit‘f I-xuéuutn. himself it ensue. n
flurr, Iollagu librarian. will in- of in
forest to II number of Norwalkers:
Dear Mr. ilurr: This la the ilrui
and only time I have received thII
degrnn of Doctor of lmttcrs; I prise“
it particularly, coming from Wit.
items. until hobo i need not say how
i am enjoying my stay In this been
iiful old roll.” town.
Wiih regard. I
Sincerely oura
'l'HBO S ROOSEVELT
A reproduction of this letter new
In the college library. has been and
to each student who helped to form
the presidential escort during his viutt
to Williams.
ItiY i'f now.
New III the time tubby Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera sud Diarrhoea
Remedy. it-ls «Min to be needed
sooner or later suburban that timII
comes you will need it badlyuyouwiil
need it quickly. flu it now. it Ins
save life. For sale at ”bison-root
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy. Zeit-
fnls Phormucn
OGVERNOI NAMED COMMISSION-fl,
vaéritor actions has stipulated the
following eomniiiniieit’ for tile card and
protection of him Griswold for the
we Ry
kiln ié’wbbz‘ ériozliu a:
N8: madamli "Wales an? m
den; _~ ..I Many, Wei; liter
at. Gretna; LuelusF Ritchie
much more for tin
soda crackers. of d
more scwntifically.
trike
Unee
g .
should bc‘deeply interested in what he has said about soda
crackers, becaurc they are the one food with which all of
them are iamillar. ‘
Uncle. Sam has given out figures showing that soda
crackers are richer in nulriment and body-building elements,
‘ properly proportioned than any food made from flour.
This is saying. much for common soda crackers, .md
”g. BJ§Gulh because they are
Ie bee} quality. Ihey are baked better--
[They are packed better-more cleanly.
The damp. dust and odor proof, package retains all the good~
ness and nutriment of the wheat, all the freshness of the best
baking, all the purity of the cleanest bakeries.
Your Uncle Sam has shown what food he thinks best
for his people. His people have shown that they think
”find. “Tall“ the best of that food, nearly
400,000,000 packages having lab-Indy been consumed.
tl‘il‘i
d Bisctui
NATIONAI‘. stscun' COMPANY
BULLS itiLLEO iN SPAIN.
ASpaulsb contempmury says that
in 1904 nearly 12,000 bulls were killed
in bull lights of the country. The
bulls killt‘d about. 10.000 horses. The.
best. and most valuable bulls for the
arena are raised on the vast estates of
the duke of Verague in Andalusia.
“he has made a fortune out of this
business
"George."
"Yes. dear?"
“ilefore we wore married you once
asked me if i enjoyed a bfllSS baud."
“ll—yes. perhaps 1 did."
"You did. And i said yes; but it
seems i misunderstood you. George.
My wedding ring is making a black
mark on my ilngcr."——t‘lovelan<i Lead-
Trimmed Hath hold for less than cost.
feet fit at the;
The Fair Cloak
ii
”A .
The lllStII
easu lasts. which
than are selling this
' week special. at
II WAIHINOTON ITIIIT.
ifurler the menu rmcut of
Shore Diunerp. (:lamb
tally.
{ad 17'"
8!
«I
TWAIHMM‘ON .
'Wflym
I II
‘0
X.
i to
GreatestuBaraains Ever Offered
wmi‘é L‘AWII w’AIs‘r's'. AT 98c. WORTH 3193.
Chlidren'h dress". 15c. up. Hats. which have been $1.25. new at 49:.
his; line of Skim, mode in the latest style. from $1.50 up.
Call and convince yourself before buying elsewhere.
‘l’ .. "I’ "II‘WIUHINIITON eraser.
--“—_——*~
Here .6500 pair of Men’s $55.50
Russia Tan Oxfords. all hand sew-
ed, new state blucheI. cut broad. and
.... .- - "-..“.-. _._.. «.-....W .....1-2
Flowers almost given away. Also a
We guarantee par-
and Fur Store,
Stu
4 title |
$2".
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Mill nary
All untrimmod Straw ilIItII. 36c. alto and She.
and Washable flute. lmltcs’ Duck illto in: all uts Most Iitylu.
s. s. TILLO'I'SON.
apron POINT, ON on south,
Neturti' s Wonderland. .
. A. Smith and l .‘I Kc ll-
ch. Etc" at
i-iaschsllurbost teams in the state.
sinus. Music'sbd Dsncfng.
GRAND VAUDEVILLE SHOWS DAILY AT 3 3:0 and 8:30 p. In.
Every Sunday at 2: 30 to 8:30. Wheeler S Wilson Full Brass Band.
Next Sunday. Special Soloist, Miss Mabel Hudson.
Til unduly. Might to. It 3. “3:? p. In. “
FIRST GRAND BABY SHOW AND DECORATED BABY CAR~
RTAGE PARADE
\l’tueh Papers for Particulars.
In 13.:nry’fi'1nhn‘or
3m: and We ., In. all of: s and all prions.
.ildrcn’s Mull iionuots
IOU'TH NOIWALK. CONN
u ”‘1'! L
optiisr Prices will be a Spec-
E neur-
1.3.” a" more:
ermmn-i.
W
will»
I.
”It. .
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
est you.
each.
less. at 12m.
white. trimmed with lace, value
now 1%.
Women’s Lisle Vests in white or .
black, trimmed with lace, at 25c.
SOME DAINTY WASH wmsrs
FOR vou
prettlly trimmed
liking
Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it will later-
Womens Good Quality Vests, 10c
Women's Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or alcove.
Women’s Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
qr
«0C, .
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists'for you (I) chose from,
ver_\ latest designs
as to cut, and price very much to yourl
Ladies' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt \Vaists. all sizes, at 50c.
-. .III
Ladlos' White Shim Wall“;
front and back I lie.
Ladles' White Lawn Shirt WS
fucked and hematitdhad. mm
with the prices, you‘ll it?I
economy of it all lsfli‘dt $.wa iiil‘ii
you
made yoke effect of
trimmed, at 25c.
Ladies Muslin Clo/“in
at 500.
Ladies' White Skirts. mode
deep embroidery flounoeliillso
ruffles. at 76c. 89c and Mini
great value, make of it's M.
in charge of the brightest nun
mm are no longer contented
play, but demand special i
menu. at If you What to
rake in the business that is yet
obsolete methods.
bright and attractive
for your scythe. J We can .
and prompmeu with tbchut. 2,
order. whether its a letterhead .‘ .
" Pain
wan do it right. at w: prl II fiflg‘
Catalogues. Booklets. Foldeuy ' ' .
Cards, Programs. Stationery, l A
JGood.
— fwfit. Ion
prIlIcIMuI stm‘k In lilt‘ '1
you \\I~IlI to tun.
tercst you how.
so WASHINGTON ’sr.
CORSETS
linu't think lIIIuIIsII he make a specialty of ltigh grade:
that Hill \ltltlt‘ liillfiiNlS mind} of tIIIIII.
lulu t Iiits
\\I lI:-I\I too I«pIIri;Ill} good \i\"it.\‘ in .\'It Corsets {all
“tiillltl that or .III selling ill 5m it liiill.
N. E-
"I
'llIere unit a m
lures as low or so it
l‘uhtsibly these W
RYAN,
can aiw'tiys be doiIoV
get choice meats . .
Dodge keeps the chat
beef. mutton thrill
and bacon, and poultry“
season, of such quhlltbaili
plenty of nourishment ttil‘ I ,
ounl of email. .I
JW
Successor h'
i
Itssortmcut must appeal to you,
.u norm gins I‘i‘.
Our AssoItIIIeIIt and Displab of P
and Furnishings
in so wide that we can hardly fall to please any taste and
otherwise pleased. because of the distinctive character
could keep ob telling you forever shunt our titers, our 1
you and our desire to merit the honor of your estrous
and “test way is to put III to the test by coming to our
present this man what is conceded to both. most
parent-we and summer furniture ever shown in this I
one piece for the porch or I complete outfitting for tit
funeral Director and It
(afloat
Norwalk Chronicler