i
l ‘ 7 7
. canine Laces i
MK arm.
»
ii LADlII' LAcI mus mst '
him". no Ann ILAOK A1‘ are.
Au. “war-rustle.
45 aha it wm Washington strut.
.. _ A: NONI} r: 3 ‘ :
.5." "or. “it.” i “ u;
, . aeyur, a mm e
«that mainly}. even 4! only
on a shout trip. . .,..
Ks dummies win: The Networks
thro’u your home newspaper.
abs, 9 will be made promptly—as of-
ten?! ytlii deiiraw .r .
i W
Mrs. John Staples. of Ridgefieid, is
visiting her sister in Norwalk.
, ~——w'——-v
Ambrose hruhdage. of Norwalk.
spent Sunday in Ridgefield.
—.~Crash Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
. . .» ”-03-..an
A. A. Todshon. of Lowe street. is
entertaining his brother, from Vlr-
ginia. i . . .
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, of Weston,
spent a feW‘days in Norwalk, last
week.
..._.——-
Miss Alice Merwin, of Norwalk. has
been the guest of Miss Clara Banks.
in Weston. '
—-Prlces on Muslin Underwear cut
half in two during Phenomenal Sale
at M. S. Smith & Co's.
Jerome May‘s Banjo (Jlub will fur-
nish music this afternoon and evening
at The Knob. '
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Miss Florence Mead, of South Nor-
walk, spent a few days with her moth-
er in Branchville.
~Crush Hats. Crush Hats. O'Brien.
Edmund Crofut. of South Not-walk.
is visiting with R, Messinger, of Whal-
ley avenue, New Haven.
Miss Florence Cuthlll. oi South Nor-
walk. spent Sunday Willi Miss Hazel
Fryer, in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dale. of
South Norwalk, are visiting relatives
at Sellsck's Corners, New Canaan.
A daughter was lairn. Wednesday.
in the' household of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Jones, of Tolles street.
John J. McGowan. of the Branch-
ville road. was called to Norwalk last
week by the serious illness of a sis~
ter.
——Buy your Hosiery and Underwear
at M. S. Smith & Co’s (treat Sacrifice
Sale. See pester. . l
Hubert Taylor and family, of
Georgetown. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Richmond, of South Norwalk, at
their home. ‘
. W— .
,The governing committee of the
Norwalk Yacht (iiub will hold a meet-
ing tonight at 8 o'clock at the club
house. Hickory Bluff.
. . “F—‘IT'T” .
The milk producers of Lewisboro.
Joseph Lockwood and James Wake-
man. are now sending milk to Milk-
man liawxhurst, of Nor-walk.
Miss Edna Raymond, of Washington
street, has returned from a three
weeks’ trip to Philadelphia. Atlantic
City and Yonkers, New York.
——Straw Hats. Umbrellas. O‘Brien.
~Hubert F. Pierce. the New Canaan
drugglst, has rented a portion of the
Horton place. corner of Railroad ave-
nuo and Park street, that village, .
Mrs. Phillips, and daughter, Evelyn.
of ‘Brooltlyn. who have been visiting.
relatives hero for the past. two weeks
left. for their homo in Brooklyn this
morning. ‘ ‘ .
Miss Helena B. Regan has been :10-
also principal of the North Ridge»
fild school, to succeed bcr brothel; J.
Vincent Regan. {who has rtmlgnsd. Miss
Ethel Motilyun. a recent graduate of
thaNtrwallt High school, has been
appointed to..teacit..ln the. primary
" ‘ fl 1 ‘3 su‘imme'r 'thtlmnartl
n5 . ,, press a s as
Iiy. " Read a.
7 , [if , one of South Nor-
'ti ‘e‘ll~ nown residents. is again
seriously ill at his residence in Lowe
street. having been overcome by the
heat. last week. ,. .
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—Gredt 80*.“ llln Kitchen Dcp't.
during t ' l_ bib now. going
,on at i)?“ 7. Com»! I
Miss Edda Howard, of Elwood
Place, has returns home from a visit
trial-«trimaran.- abuts *She was
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Anna
Hollows. .vlho will! make her a. visit.
..‘1 t l ' «“W‘ ”wt-x a u
ours, Stephen Olmstead died in Nor-
wnlk. Fri Rudd ‘lthlr remains were
I , brought to Ridgofleld for burial, Sun-
dllyvi I“. 0|
BM W
. 'a dormer m-
ldent or thlil own.‘——a
géileld Press.
2-. rm, ‘ 0"...” ‘0 "' ,~. W
i—Floor Mattin'gs. 10c yd. former
prices 40 and 50c; Window Shades.
‘80 upward during Sale. ' M. 8. Smith
I a Go. .
The: Sentinel tollow you wherever “7',“ 7
. my ’ . ~ ‘
Whfievot‘ yamnhsngomyoar address
- drop a sndto ’i‘he Sentinel and the
t‘ .i‘ . ‘~ Wt .i _: I .
Norwalk is one of the few Connecti-
cut cities “that has met had 1 Metering
accident to record since the bathing
season opened. it is a record that it
wilt be pleasant to maintain until the
season ends. ,7 . -
.p i. ,. . . i. ' , t
Miss Louise Larrsuri. of South Norw
walk. and «Miss Jaimie 206mm; of
Westport. have returned to their home
after spending a week d’vith Miss Cor-
coran's aunt, Mrs. Thomas McNally.
Crossnignway, Westpo'rt. "
W
-—Straw Hats and Canes. O'Brien:
Sunday 3‘ party composed of George
A. Lewis, George G. Scott, of Ridge-
field; Clinton Fuller and Jetson
Stucky, of Danbury. made-a trip to
South Norwaik. Bridgeport. New Ha-
ven and Morlden. and return, on motor
wheels. .All report a pleasant trip.
, .W— ,.
Stephen Seymourhas sold is place.
lnoludingthe corner store. in Lewlsa
here. Mr. Seymour will doubtless
make his luturo- home in Norwalk.‘
That. so many of our highly respected
citizens dispose of their property and
move away is universally regretted.
Mr. Seymour will move about October
l.—-Rldgefield Press.
i -qq~—{vl-—--—-“' .
~Attcnd' our Phenomenal Sacrifice
Sale, beginning Saturday, July 22. M.
S. Smith «it Go. -
The next reunion of the Barnes
Family Association of Connecticut,
will be "hcld at Hoyt‘s, Coscy ‘Heach.
East Haven, on August 17. 1905. it
can be reached by trolley from New
Haven. All by the name of Barnes.
and their relatives, are invited. Dr.
W. S. Barnes, of New Haven, is pres-
idcnt of the association, and William
A. Barnes, of Bridgeport, secretary.
M
——Chlldren‘s $1.25 Wash Dresses, 69c
during Sacrifice Sale at M. S. Smith
& Go’s. ‘
B, B. lloweu. Saraloga; G. W. Haw-
thorne, Worcester; H. King, '1’. E.
Murphy, Howard H. Deutsch. G. D.
Porter. T. 0. Miller, Howard Bailey.
E. L. Carriagton, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Hayden. New York: Cuh. Ferry. New
Haven; J. Bcldcn Hurlbattyflua Ellen,
A, E. Austin, (i. N. Wood. Norwaill:
John E. Keeler. E. L. Scofisld. Stam-
ford; W. 0. Seymour. Ridgsficld: Hugh
Sterling, Bridgeport: Charles Gregory.
Joseph Godfrey. H. 10. (lhlchestcr, Wil-
ton; .i. P‘.~Richards. Springfield; W. (l.
Brie-coll. Boston; A. B. Davis. 'l‘ilton.
N. H.; W. 0.- Rich. Calhoun. N. J.;
George Durant. 0. Post, .l. H. Dodge,
C. 1). Campbell. ii. Rundlc, Danbury.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
(‘lii’ford. - . ~ , ~ .
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7. BlSLiCAL ARITHMETIQ. ,
T0 the number of times Paul was
stoned add the number of times he
was shipwrecked; add the number of
times he was beaten with rods; muk
tiply by number of times he received
40 stripes save one; add the number
of fathoms at. first sounding when
Paul was» shipwrecked; add ‘numbel'
of days they sailed; multiply by num-
ber o! anchors cast out. and the result
will be number of portions on board
the ship that was to carry Paul to
Router—Ram's Horn.
THI. DIAMOND Oil".
The latest news from Paris is that
they have discoverer] a. diamond cure
for consumption.“ you fear consump-
tion or pneumonia. it will. however, in
best for you to talus that great reins y
moltlonedby WVT. M0600. at Van-
leer, 'flenn. .“l had a cough for tour-
tecn years.- Nothing helped me. un-
til. i lookuDroKlag's New Discovery
fence-sum lion. Coughs sud-Colds.
which gave. ustant relief, and enacted
a permanent cure." linoquailed quick
cure [or diluent and hang'l‘rouhlos.
”At 1". ll. Baxter's drug store; price
room.-— i'idaelld lilies, , 7 ,.
"‘ it “by Vim
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I
LEGO GENUINE BPRING
FOREQUARTERB GENUINE SPRING LAM.
LATE. ........
With“
”N‘DH AND CORNED P
u
32 ions. M... site’s}
to.
:V,,
l
50c and 01.00. guaranteed. 'l‘rlsl bol~
tlo free. 1 u
TELEPHONE. 306—5.
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I
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llllllll.
In most deliciotla at this season of
the year.
day only.
{tempura than prior. with what you
“visits paying:
We offer special on Gator»
LAM!...‘.......‘.. ...... ........ .1» LI.
....... its LI.
'1..............;. ...... ....8c LI.
it ,.
'i ma.
Swill Netwlllt. ' ..
yr "a: .
. 1V
' donuts. white fabrlc‘»
detail of manufacture
‘. 1.: Q
7. M5 ‘0 .
‘ , may a. .14.
. loo anal e
ulna). "Elwyn
can u»:- {I ll
33‘0“ llh
7 OVER0107.000.000.
Legislature's Appropriations for Corn-
" in’g rm Years' Balinese. ;
The legislature which has just pass.
ed in its checks made, during its six
months and some weeks of life. up-
propriations for the conduct of. the
state‘s business amounting in round
numbers to.$f.l60.000. these figures
including appropriations or 0373.120
to make up for deficit in the appro-
priations at the previous General Art-
sembly for the two years which end
September 30 and which- must he
paid out this year. .
Deducting this amount and 3100.000
(estimated) for salaries of the Leg-
islature of 1005. pay oi stenographers
tor committee worlt, etc... and gratui-
ties. and there is left. $6,880,727. as
the aniouut appropriated for the ilclli—
at running of the machinery for the
next two years. it is estimated that
the income will be 06.034000, but. it
is believed that the actual income is
likely to ruu'closc to $7,000,000. and
if this hope is justified, the next two
years will see no deficit caused by
the excess of expenses over income.
Reducing the savings bank tax would
probably not prove serious as the
amount thus lost would be about
3100.000.
llumnno institutions lead in the up
propriations, the amount authoriavd
for their maintcnnncc being simian
lift, and the educational work of the
stats comes next with .liA‘vtiJiOO of
which 01.423300 goes to do stall.
board of education. The vr" on Cold-
missions cost the state within}, the
highway commission root-trim: the
lion's share, :02! 000. Judicial
pcnscs are figure-l at $050,000. 'l‘hcsc
are the figures as recorded by the tip-
prnpriations committed of which
Senator l‘attiscm- is chairman. of ..\~.
cry appropriation bill 'hut has gonc
through that commi'tcn.
Foley's Honey and To? has cured
many cases of asthma that Wl'l‘t‘ mu-
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Burs.
sing. 70l Went 'l‘hlt'd street. haven
port, lowa, writes: “A severe cold
contracted twelve years ago Was new
ms. The best medical skill available
could not give did more than tempos
ary relief. Foley's Honey and 'i‘nr
was recommended and one fifty ccni
bottle entirely cured me oi asthma
Witch-had been growing on me for
twelve years. if i had taken it at
the start I would have bot-u auvcd
years of suffering." Sold at, Plaistcd's
Drug Store. "
“Tlalsn
MUCH GATIRE AT EX-
PEN
w a
Big Wheeler 9. Wilson fiend prummer
Out on tbe'atfoet With a Collin.
E. A. ’l‘lbbsia, the well-known mu-
alc‘ibn. creators sensation yesterday
the 3 ing making his we through the
ho toss streets w h t or. mine at
what armoured to ~ a basket. The
coffin-like appearance of the article at-
tracimi much notice. Mr. 'l‘ibbuis was
made thc butt. of many ludicrous rc-
marlts because of the incident.’ ‘.Wheu
did you die, 'l‘iii?" was the first uucry.
r'7‘l knew you were a dead one when
the Elks convention," said another
was. . . »
"What time is me funeral." said
Jerome May. ‘
you are buying “the best butth
It is the product of a new
opel’atéd by man Who are
From the rich‘ia‘rm‘ lad
is care
‘ complexion
(‘X- .
ASTHMA SUFFERB SHOULD KNOW"
THIS.
looted until it, finally grew into asth- ‘
‘yetndlri not. accompany the band to‘
. “Do that make coffins at the 1am"
asked another. "Where‘s the still that
goes with the bolt?“ queried another.
unit the interrogations name so fast
that. the big drummer had in get away
when a friend yelled "You can beat
the drum, 'l‘ib. but you can't beat, the
grave." His 300 pounds of flesh moved
avidly Indoreobver to escape the
jibes of friends. The casket, looking
frame was. turnodvout ofl-iinoita t
Johnson‘s oarrlsnmrks. it was the
frame of an invalid couch built es-
pecially for an invaild's ambulance
used by rich plllenls in private asy-
lum» and was turned over to Mr. Tib-
, train to be caned and prepared for
in. cushions. it looked exactly like the
frame work of a modern coma.—
BI‘IMODM Pall/u
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MARIO THI LIVII Li-VILV.
Orino laxative Fruit _ Syrup gives
palm sent relief is“ ca .9; habitual.
an alias as itaiilmu test liver.
on restores thornstur act :of the
boosts without lrritttih these organs
like gill-Aer, _ , .7 rut-ties. Does
not MW , . d is mild and
taunt t __ "m amber the
Mile Grind substitute};
made—dd superiority is beyond question; .
and: thoroughly up-to-date creamery.
Skilled in the making of perfect butter. ‘ '
dsiwheré the cows are led. to the table, every
fully guarded against possible taint
is packed while freshly made. in an 'a
DILLON AND DOUGLASS
.~.._..,........ — ... .4.
“Here, here.
“that‘s because it
all
Press.
health
deranged. it‘olny
cure kidney and
every form. and
strengthen these
if Foley's Kidney
time.
Through the hole
bonguc,
But a bee
And loud was the
wutr‘a .th
Trimmed Hats col
loot aunts.
easu la
then are
Tommy,"
Miss May Dupp. "i wouldn‘t cry that
way." "Boo-boo! No," replied Tommy,
WILL taraassr MANY.
Every person dhouid-ltnow that good
s impossible If the kidneys are
perform their-functions property. No
danger of Bright's disease or diabetes
Sold at Plaisicd's Drug Store.
U.
W
An urchin one time stuck his tongue
And the boy had a fit.
amen
'p;
The Fair C
~ week. special. at
In: listen and Human. can».
!
or impurity.
ir—tight and
%’ Mgr odor-proof package which retains all its original
W delicacy of flavor. ' '
. . Ask your dealer {or Gold Medal Creamery Butter. .
It‘ll!
exclaimed
the piano?"
"i can't say for at
would wash your
olf."———Phlladelphla
ington Star.
the minds of many
'5. Kidney t‘ure will
bladder disease in
will build up until
organs so they will
cd to thankinlness
cases gives comfort
Curc is taken in disorders are cured
eight physicians wi
i
in a ham called this"
.ted's Drug store.
lit on it~ -
swam look best
song that. ho songuc. ‘mlnslrel show?"
”Houston i‘ost. , Puck. 4
a...
fiargalns
N WAIOTS. AT'ue. WORTH 01.00.
d tor in: than cost.
t‘
68
I“Ii,l . r't\f,,
Have 500 pair of Men’s $5.50
Russia Tan Oxfords. all hand sew-
ed. new slule blushe'rkgul broad. and
sis. which
selling this
$
u WAN-ll?
Shore Dinners.
All rlus.
pal
F‘
m we
sold at rituals bray stun.
cognac.“
Of Trimmed Millinery.‘
All untrlmmod Straw llats. 20c. 39c and flu. ‘ Children's ilIull Bonnets
and Washable llats. Ladiea' l'iuck lists in all the latest styles.
scroll pom. '
Untlcr the managcmcitl of A. j Fruit
Every Sunday at 9:30 to 8:30.
Next Sunday. Special Soloist, Miss
,sras'r GRAND BABY snow
mo.
vs lb iffyrmgmir or
flow firs 'lll‘d'dww’;
For ‘rrlday. Sam
”all. « Aluminum. Luther and
70 WASHINGTW I
S. S. TILLOTSON.
Nature's Wonderland. ,
h and J.
r Prices
h
Clambakca. Etc.. at Pops
sions. Music and Dancing.
Cumrox, “whether she's
play or I‘m getting used to it."-—Wash-
”Sale:
"is your daughter learning to play
ire." answcrcd Mr.
lcurulut: to
M
FEEL iMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom In
victims of Bright's
tiisoasc and diabelcs has been chang-
by the benefit de-=
rived from taking Foley's Kidney (lure.
it will cure incipient Bright‘s disease
and dinbotcs and oven in the worst
and relief. Slight
in a few days. “i
had diabetes in its worst. form," writes
Marion Loo. of llunrcath. ind.”l triad
thout rclicf. Only
three bottles of Foley‘s Kidney Cure
made me a wall man."
Sold at Halo.
.0
at. your amateur
"The mistakes."—
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Cblldmra drones. 15c. up. Hate. which have been $1.26. new at 49c.
‘ . Flowers almost given away.
his. “no of .kll'h, vhide in the latest style, from $1.50 up.
Call and convince yourself before buying elsewhere. We guarantee per-5
leak and For Stare,
WASHINGTON eraser.
7. .i;‘.l‘7.i|' v"'“""7
Also a
5
IOUTH NORWALK. CQNN
I ran sauna
S. Kclly.
will be a Spec-
ialty. Baseball-«best teams in t c state. Excur-
GRAND VAUDEVILLE sno‘v‘vs DAILY AT 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.
Wheeler tit Wilson. Full Brass Band.
Mabel Hudson.
Thursday,August to. at 3:30 p. m..
PARA!) .
, . , , . ,
\\ nich Papers for l‘arttculars.
‘ mm
In luau; ‘
ny and
9." ’5'!
l “:73"
”do a...
AND DECORATED BABY CAR-
.. all}
new Jenny.
Monday Only.
Weed lea nulu.
or .
cam and Wagons. all um ,and all prlou.
“SIN
. , scorn answer: cons.
t
,Q, i!-
a
4.0M 51-,
‘ use an
“r.
. y uAN'rON's parrsaus‘,
ANOTHER BUNCH .or
B'a’ré’éi itirébiibhé m
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
or.
item m:
‘5 Ladies' White Shirt Walsts, tucked-
lrout and back, at 60c.
* Ladlcs' White Lawn Shirt Waltlts.
pulliroldery (rents. tucked bucks. at
8c.
*4—
Want you to make careful rustling
of the following. Think it will inter-
i’“ Y°“- , . . Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Wants}
avgomeus 000d Quality V93“: 10“ ducked and hemsiltched, extra guts
C c , '.
{lawn at $1.50.
Women's Finn Cotton Jersey Ribbed ‘
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve- ‘THE FLUFFY SUMMER
less, at 12%0. UNDERMUBLING.
Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests, : PM '
,whlte. trimmed with, lace, value 25c. ‘ When you read the descriptions.
how 100. when you come to compare the.goods
s Women's Lisle Vests in white or iwith "‘0 ””0“. you'll buy; for the
lb‘li'Ekf trimmed with lace, at 25c. :‘mmmy °‘ “ “u I‘ “W“ m mm”
‘ ._..._...__.._._ ‘you- i l
{somepm‘ury was” WAISTs I, Ladies' White Muslin Corset Covers.
FOR you .made yoke effect of lace, ribbon
trimmed. at 25c.
Ladies' Muslin, Drawers. cambrio
ruffle, hemstitched. at 250.
' Ladics' Muslin Gowns. lucked yoke.
at 50c.
ladles' White Skirts. made with
deep embroidery finances. also under
rufiles. at 75c, 89c and 98c.
r
I Here are several lots of cool white
Awash waists for you to chose from,
:prettlly trimmed, very latest designs
as to. cut. and price very much to your.
liking.
Ladlcs' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Walsts, all sizes, at 50c.
83-85 wanna... Street.
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Are you .. thinking about. the
HARVEST;
The Science of Advertising is adirancinfi With
rapid strides. Big business houses, appreciating Its
great value, make of it a distinct department places!
In charge oi the bnzhicst men obliim'blc. .1 Thu:
men are no longer contented with ordinary type dia-
phy, but demand spam illustrations ind embellish.
meats. 3 if you want to reap a good'harvc‘st. Ind
rake in the business that is your due. don’t cling to
obsolete methods. a! Good Printing -~ matting
bright and attractive .. furnishes the, but Whetstone
for your scythe. at We can compete in quality, price .
and promptncu with the but. J‘ Send us your mt
order. whcthar it: a letterhead or a 500 page catalogue
We'll do it right. 4' We print everything - Cards,
Catalogues. Booklets. Folders. Circuhrnrl’ostcrl, Menu
Cards, Programs. Stationery, Wedding levitating. etc.
30““!lllll7llllllll
98-100 Washington St.. South Norwalk
llnu't think because we make a
that our stock CHIP-iris entirely of tlicni.
prelu-nsixc stuck in lllt‘ 'l‘wiu ifiiics. l‘riccs
you \‘i‘l‘~ll in pay. a‘
We have two cspccially good slylcs in Nci (“orscis for hot
wcuilu't that wc arc St'lllllg at sec :1 pair. l’ossilily these will In-
icrcsl you now. . ‘
so wassme'rou s'r. scorn souwanx.
Making Both [ads “Moat"
can always be done where you can
get choice meets at low prices.
Dodge keeps the choicest fresh, prime
bcci. lllllllOll, lamb. veal. pork. helps
and bacon, and poultry and gumelu
season. of such quality that you get
plenty of nourishment tor a small am-
ount or cash.
J. W. DODQE.
Successor to Jacob aohaub.
22 Washington Strut. .. Phone 020-1.
specialty of high grade Corsets
'l‘licrc isn't a mere com—
as low or as high as
. .s . A“...
Our Assortment and Dispiau of Fulfilliiie
and Furnishlnas
is so wide that we can hardly tail to please any taste and many tastes not
otherwise pleased. because of the distinctive character of our goods. We
could keep on telling you torcver one at our store, our facilities incurring
you and our desire to merit the honor of your patronage. But the surest
and «test way is to put us to the tell by coming to our store in person. We
present this season what is conceded to be the most noteworthy arrayjtct
porch. lawn and summer furniture over shown in this vicinity. tryoh stint
as» place tor the porch or a complete outfitting for the whole house. but
assortment must appeal to you.
Denim in Furniture. carpets. Initial. Mailings. Oil cloths. and Musicians.
Funeral Directing: and limb-loci;
.....
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"s
m soars was or. ,, u,» .. tours nominal
l 9”,!
Norwalk Chronicler