5 Gotta I Mfli.
3- K... 53985.9
Mvwm- w mum
”Ilium. NM limit.
Ind 4? Wm Washington 'IIIIII.
It All? g‘dgnthfi‘il‘htfid
3 °3r§ u' cenllrglxmfibmfifio WW"
u not Mississippi Valley. Pleasant
’2” riii‘hiimt‘i. ibi‘b‘t
«kl: Mountains; Conditions favor
for this vicinity ideal summer weathern
dtlridk the ”Q33 t two or titles dtl ya. ll?
The Barbers‘ Unidn'wiil hold a
meeting tonight.
:The days have already shortened
half an hopr.
linens l'l‘ribe, tropic an Order of Red
Mensc‘ .3" .
A new sewer is meant; laid through
Seymour avenue’, into Pine street
”Nu—w
'Mrs. Oils 8. Youngs. of Livingston
Street. linemen. units lit for several
OYQ:
‘Miss Nellie Trowhrldge, of South
Norwallr has returned from a visit
to Castillo
Chester D. (layer of Lowe street
spent yesterday in New York city anti
New Jersey.
‘I‘w‘ "J.
”.4.
(Miss ”Latvlnia M. Scovlllo,
of New
York. hasheen visiting.friends in
South Norwallt.
‘Wayte A. Raymond. Jr, of Clay
street. is spending a week’s vacation
in Ashury Park. .
L'Miss Lois Boynton, of Ciaremont,
N. ll., is visiting ....ss Louise l.aw~
rence. of West Quail...
'C. H. Baylis, th‘e‘shpei‘intendent of
Raymond Brothers coal yard, is, en—
ieylng a weeks vacation.
Mrs E: B Manville, or laws street,
is visiting her husband at mother Mrs.
H. Manvilie. in New Haven. ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin who have
been guests oi Dr. Charles G. Bonan-
nan. have gone to Mathew’s Court
House Virg’pig. ‘ . I,
Mrs. Mulholiand, who has been sum-
Iiioring It Broad River has returned
to her home No. 316 west 88th street,
New Yorlt,,
”Frank J. Bradbury, of Bayvlew avo-
one has returned from a trip to
Southington. where Mrs. Bradbury's
children are visiting,
;Rev. Romiiiy F.’llumpitries and
family, of South Norwalk. are to
spend the balance of the summer at
Heron island. Maine.
Mrs. M. H. Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Helena A. Mittehell. have return-
ed from a visit in North Egremont.
with Mrs. A. A. Lawton.
George A. Rose and Edward W. Kol-
iey set out, Saturday afternoon, for
Portland, Me. where they intend to
spend a week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. James Merritt, of
South Norwttllt, are gttesls oi Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Cunningham of 81
Weill Wooster street, banbury,
‘2‘.
The Rev. Frederick 1.. Stanley. D.
D.. of the American Sabbath Union.
preached at both services at the First
Presbyterian Church. Bridgeport, Bun.
day.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Van Cleft have
returned to their home in Dalton.
Pond, after having spent a few days
with their daughter, Mrs Thomas 1.
could hear of. t nothi all ma
Raymond of Westwtrefl. ,. ,, 224:2 Q 118‘? ' an Bol pom, 50
“Cu 0% the compi ."
Subvenir postaid la“ Mot l. m A For lsby R:.!L«P|lilihdul‘-' .8“!
arrival 0' “”0"” W Am“ th ter In‘ the Clifford Pharmacy. "
Mont omery boys and ”(‘2 S MRaymond
sIrI Falls. The quartetts Ire
mildew” paving the best kind of P2
“”0 0‘! f ' e i ‘ ills
Miss Edna Wilson, pastor's assistant
at the Dwight. Place Church. New Ha-
zing integrioylog a vacation at the
e or parents Mr. and Mrs”!
imbued in Elm strrlet Norwallt.
Agile36 Wilson Ml prttlx'inomain hora
PM
o didnt
wrest) Jerry
Milli, s Tamers. L
fill-886A 1Editable. s Jessica wu-
mm wnoblmon, mu Buch William
New York; m: and an
Jello wSmith. Stamford dbl. bWoou
Yonitsrs; (i. W. V publishH
tsdy; iii. C. Freeman Audion:
Jackson. Providsnest; Mrs. w.
Wrsalts. Detroit; E at. Edwards, mil?“
ford; ii, A. Mathewwn, South N
wilt: w. a. flower. mm: as .
Somalia and granddaughter. Brook-
lyn, were guests yesterday at the Ho-
tel Clifford.
Wuwa A. .
SPECIAL SALE
all this weaken;
Fresh or Corned Plate
t. 522332
Public ““289
32 South MIin Street.
‘ stead anchor the swimming call not is
‘ ldhiilenant Howard J.
Guardsman—-
ltI Grounds
IQbulso, of the First
I?” E. Johnson. Ber-
.' . .lK. Dwyer and
. 5; Thomas H.
2‘ a t 0rd. went to Niantic
Sunday to look over the section of
canton-aunt: which is to be oepupied
y the uni infantry next wesit’.
They found the grounds in good condi
tion. though wet after the morning's
gaiio tank has his
set a the quegt‘g
no; V53;
been partitioned of! in the rear of the
mggspph lumbar "“ng hprpvgment.
guys“ on bad lie uxu‘rymofm
w . n a d.
ma (Clio mltc‘llto Mp tge combat hill],
Llriaahllaess anthem men that t e tutu-
tslry noihcials decided to install bent at
l'Ins flnew sewage system isL now rea-
dy $0“ ecttigleration. The cook houses are
Whith- it addlth? mam wa
i will “all” W Hill , ill 01‘
Iva l‘il This esgrviee is’the dial? shrill:
igwrlg’dict
oi b in w
on ”mtg thaefigrou “laid; xlilo
, bouileisimlng that to attempt any
further drainage of refuse from the
clamp would contaminate the Niantic
r ver.
Assistant Quartermaster General
gloom says that till the camp mania
gloat; a up yfdr two dreflgen
pow d‘athe with ‘%
iii.” "'
p groulld
sent down a.
s rest of the equipment/l8
three days later Three. carioads of
ends were forwarded. The baggage
of tits First infantry will be collected.
Sat rdpy, stored in freight cars and
hot until Sunday, when» it will be
aid 1) to lo,
Caused] Mcllfir 'wi‘li probably malts
a short trip down Wednesday. and will
go down Saturday for three weeks.
while the three regiments are in
camp.
iNDlGEBTlON CURED.
There is no case of indigestion Dvs
pepsis or Biomacb Trouble. that will
not yield to the digestive and strength
suing influence of Ktldoi Dyspepsia
Cure. This remedy takes the strain
off the stomach by digesting what you
eat and allowing it to rest until it
grows strong again. Kotiol Dyspcp
sis Cprs alto: quick and armanent
relief from int igestion an all stom-
s’eh trhubles, builds up the system and
so purifies that disease can not at
tacit Ikaded gain Imioomoidsaf. mhcnnin
s was a con , 0. y y e
Clifford gnu it‘ll! ll "
rmscy
' raw ON 1-H; stampa.
m
Naval Vessel Camo‘ to Helen Point, in
Charge of hill“. Bloomer.
The detail from th'e.Seoond division.t
Naval battalion, which .hui duty on
the 11.8 8. Elfrlda from Friday svs
ning. to bunday. evening, returned at
8: 15 p. m.. Sunday Qaturday the El
fridI ran down from New oven to
South Norwullt and anchoret off Ro-
ton Point. whore lAeutanint titlttlort
grade) liobm-t ll (tilapin rind three
men Joined the detail Sunday morn-
ing the ship went over to Hompatesd
Boy L. i. on the way over a man
overboard‘ drill was given and the
life boat crew gave a quick exhibition
of imitation rescue w.ork in Hemp-
sound and several had a plunge in
the br he.
Returning. the Elfrida encountered
a still sale. The work all through. the
duty wfs well performed and from
"call al hands" till the anchor watch
was..stationsd the men endeavored, to
profit by their opportunities to see and
mine film was .wal waited and
a, (in Ill.
mma'nder hank 8.6 C‘rn
qu. Hush. was lilo (it) g of-
ficer. Lieutenant Clifford or ck of
New Haven executive officer. and
Bloomer of
Hartford navigating ofllrer. The petty
oilicsrs of the watches w ‘ altarv
board ~—iloatswain'a mate. A: alrles E
T I ll rte "WHERE. C U08, -
Mp" kgrmltqnf” r8xswsin. Charles ‘%
Shea Portmlloatswaitt‘g mate, Wil-
fred E. House; quartermaster, Alexan.
tier B. Giltnores s; coxawuln, Lewis .l.
Carroll. .1.
War—_—
. NLY CURE Y PIP...
Mull" Franklin ”521012 0 3w 68in,
Del” arm's: "i suffered for years with
dyspep’ a, used to have great distrust
and belching. i tried everything i
well of
v'.‘
oppose twiga Ame slur:
oil Booth Norwalk.
if»! of
for New
. price sod.
VIIIIIA Nearly ngt Down ih'iotmld '
T .t ,A
lilfiddlficoa ha gas Whining“
Haves hatiga :2 it time with
winds and waves
Norwallt and and ed in Bridgeport
Sunday on] ugwi two bar
'tisinhing typhoid?»
it ride had spmn‘”58r,idild
and bad the tug pieces all to
you more is little doubt but
”but ‘tfigt two vessels would bft‘iow at
tbk‘bottom of the Hound with their
33m I. valued. at over-imam
“WW m
:.’Ll‘ :r‘s “‘3. hr "we”: 21%.:
truism sill“ Godwin marble cult:
liar-t. it is absolutely harmless: See-t
hiidrsn love it:
granitic”: out-II on i. amino?”
1» Ml
(Iii. , it? by.“ ‘1‘ 9 ”99%???”th
‘ "iii mortar...
r In
filly milks iiisii A filings“ of hi2
II
II ion fill: thsiurt‘nth thfi
I v .i S. .
L. billiard of
ClIroneell
W’zrutm A: to. of
I2 died hang i roots.
with tit ‘ ocrsta . nature
iliianu of Mystic see
day. The capitals took it u, 00. The
incorporate" Ire 8mm , Puller
banshee and more P.
aturday eveningfinfi ..
plea of many trees a
28mm shalom
rat a is president. and _
”L ems Improphw.
”my at tho. (titans.- Msdo or
All: ‘t ”:WM‘NW' m
éfbllowi ’eltttli award an i
the no» INA ‘6 m a n
the general assembly during its ses-
also lost closed: 2
mm.
Providing that, it; clppo dessert for
think an utter aha Wl‘gbs’ taunt April 11
9.0 it vs. at a
10¢be gutters erty ta «loom;
tar pd the clasp sea
militant. . “.2522 222“
r .
"mallet s o K K Vivi” PM ami-
an... inn asliab 0pheasants
algllitgfl liot'h incl ”W? 1 is firm»)
will “porno”?
“or in
field I or. w
almosnoi, as than $7 or
mentor not. more than ill
for the. gnome.
lgit‘ or d troyih
ya‘a ferret in a one:
to asptomber 30. . ..
HINDI. ' ‘ ‘
To prevent sailing with
30m pets 'or set nets In Long island
and at in name: tributaflos there—
to lying north and west of a line drawn
from the abulhea‘lito‘riy point entry is:
land in the town of Barton to lndiau
Rocks and Great island in the sums
town. .
That the possession by any person
of a not on the shores of a lake or
pond where trout is caught shall be
deemed prima facie evidence of the
violation of the law which prohibits
the use of names. nets, pounds, gills,
are, in such bodies or water '
Giving residents of the state of New
York fishery rights in the waters of
Long island sound within the jurisdic-
tion or conneeilcut, provided that this
section does uo't apply to natural oyo
tar grouhtlt. '
Making the close season for oysters
in the Housatonie river from July 20
to September so. ‘
No has less than ten inches in
length shat be taken from Waramnus
,. a“,
lake in ldtchilcld county. The close '
sensor! shall be from March 1 to July 2
Ten bass is the maximum number '
i.
that can be caught in I day in the
hills.
That the close . “on for Bantam
lake in the town; of Litchlioid and
Morris shall be botwwn February l
and May i. The penalty for violation
this act shall be I line of not less than
810 nor more than uni or imprisonment
for. not more than thirty days. or both
That no person shat transport trout
out. of the state except trout front
commercial butchering or live trout
for stocking purposes. ,
siting the close season for Hatch
KM Leonard ponds in the two
out, Litohlicld county, from March 1
to July 1, and repeating 3,164 of the
ghenortd statutes so far as it relates to
gloss ponds. Violation oi this law
lbo punished by a line of not less
than 85 nor there than $50. or impris-
onment of not more than thirty days
or both.
All grants of oyster. clam or mussel
ground made by the state or town an
thorltios which are not in territort
that has been designated a natural
oyster ground by the general Agrembly.
or by the courts and. which ave re
mained in the poasepsion of the owner
for live years are validated and (on-
firmed Any proto ling under set
lions 8226 or 3 .265, o the general sta
totes must he bron bt' within five
years after a giant 0 oyster. clam or
mussel ground is made; otherwise said
grant shall become final and the title
complete in owner.
Authorizing the inspector of natu
ral oyster s to detect and prosecute
for the illegal taking and carrying
away of oysters lawfully planted or
cutivated on any private oyster
grounds adjoining natural oyster beds.
The. salary of the inspector is increas-
ed to 3600 a year.
That the (loan season for natural
oystuct clam and unusual beds shall in
for limb ftot'n luv 3] to September 20
and toutinulng the ”venue of boats
and Vessels expiring July 20, i905, to
August) 1905.
Approprlgtlns .310 000 for the propa
gation of lobsters.
BENT HER DOUBLE.
"l ltnow no one. for four
when l was sick .vrlth typhoid and
kidney trouble." writes Mrs. Annie
Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa, ”and who
got better. although i had one of be
best doctors i could get.
I was bent double and had to rest my
hands on my knees when i walked.
Frog this tank? lotion i was rest
tors. which res
and”? and trsngth, and now
lm can!“ “I airtight as ever. They
are simply wonderful. ” Guaranteed to
euro stomach. liver and kidney disqr
dera‘ It did}! Baxter'p drug storgz
“ ‘utsss Art-L‘s ms.
The Apples Are Here and There. No
, Lack of Yankee Doilcacy.
Green apples big enough for pie pm‘
panes are now haagln on the branch-
fitting”, 'i‘ tithe
yet! 0
*1!!! itiiid d—siglii
theY «rent of as My
seeming of t e ilr
Ara many peep 7,"
wool. down
figure time ir
green apple t
of the next ys'Ir
it lattes a genuine Yankee to enjoy
kits is lips} begin
g, to g is avorlto
ltlllury. $1M mA’l’trIek antlé t 9 first pie
apple to appear and it is now in our
midst. Talia enough green apples,
plenty of sugar. some cinnamon. lemon
ldii .otllbr' hitiofli. tog” thorufitwsatfl
I a t on 0
hot ”mwyand would? Clilloiou'ittl'ehl Ind
yatékhsvemt: dilttt that no iris lmead
I up a I honest. 9
piece ofap {“A’i‘t‘lfi‘ o a title at old
rim tonsil. 18mm Crease and it the
ester is dissatisfied he should repair to
I diet of corned beef, cabbage and
pin. knuckles.
Ill laws of the ‘lilllle by ‘
to use ferrets L
s. and imposing a pen- ,
:mpridonr ,
rty days ,
That the class season for wild bares .
and rabbits shall be from December 1 .
wines. '-
weslts, i
i
18me MW With
tilt:
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
Stomach all! Bowsls, giving
”an
”.3. m 1 2..
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CHICAGO POLICY HOLDELRLSL WANT
iNVlSTdGATlON
CHICAGO. July 2fi.—A big conven-
tion of policyholders for thr- purpose
of‘demanding an investigation of the
affairs of every life insurance cout-
pttny. in the country is the aim of tho
iroquoia Club, of Chicago. which has
taken the initial step toward starting
a national movement. At It muctluu
of the executive committee of the
club held yesterday. a resolution was
Children’s dress“, the. up.
TrimmId Hats sold for loss than cost.
fact first the
The Fair CIOak
L,‘V
L. 2.i ,. m
It!» man”,
I
T‘
east) lasts. which
then are selling this
- tweak. shootout
. ”mm
All Mammy imitatlosmuflwmwm but
WWW‘
andsndmmths health o:
(bum in a harmless mutation“ for Cute; Oil. Ll’sno-
MDI‘OMMMW Sim name. Ila
«bananas-'1“ use is its momma. It destroys Warm:
and alloys ll‘ovorishnssti. It. euros. flint-risotto and Wind
Coiled It Moves Teething. Troubles. elites 0‘lime
and mum It assimilates the Food. walnuts: the
healthy and natural sleep.
,' El?! Children's Write Holidays Friend.
clumps CASTORIA ILwAvs
.30”: the “WW” 2» .
The Kind You Hate Always Baught
1'0 it!» E9r Over 39 Years. .y
"Mums”.nmamhvm. meson-Irv
.. 'l‘“
I
my“ —’
adopted etnpowetiug the organization
to appoint a committee of live incin-
born to invite the delegates from other
clubs to moot. and consider the ions-
ibility of the blob.
FUNERAL 0F ENSIGN PERRY.
8AN DIEGO Calif, .iulv Zb.-—-~Tltt‘
funeral of Ensign l‘t’f'iy will be held
at SI Paula I’. it) (Yhtttt- h in this tilt.
at iii a. m.. Friday. 2'l‘lto body will
be forwarded to Stockbridgo, Mass,
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
Wl-fi‘l'I LAWN WAIS’ 8, AT 906. WORTH 31.98.
Hats. which have been 81.25, now It 49o.
Flowers almost given away. Also a
nice line of Skim. made in the latest style, from .1. 50 up.
Call and convince yourself before buying elnwhero.
We guarantee psr~
and Fur Store.
68 WA8HINGTON STREET.
Have £600 pair of Men’s $5. 50
Russia Tan Oxfords. all hand sew-
ed. new stule blucher Cut broad. and
ClW1 I
All untrimmod straw lists. 250. title
I. WAIHING‘I’ON STRICT.
l” W__ . .'- (H...-
star
Shore Dinners. Ciatnbaltes. Etc“ a
i," \
blond.
GRAND VAUDEVIL‘LE
Every Sunday 883130 to he
LIVIrLr pm
t
I
ranoo S
of Trimmed Millinery.
Nature s Wonderland.
the managvnwnt of \. l. Smith and l S Kali).
Watch Paper rs ior Particulars.
:0 as
and the. Chlldrens Mull Bonnets
and Washable ilats. Ladies Duck use in Iii uni latIIt styles.
8. s. TII-LOTSDN-
“film NDRWALK. cons
t Popular Prices Will be a Spec-
ialty. Baseball-west teams in the state. Excus-
c‘dnd Dancing. a A
13:50 and 8:30 p‘. to.
intro" Brass Band.
oath?
,’ Next Sunday. 3 :81? Bi Hudson.
i Pi? .
Thurltti , mm run.
FlRST GRAND BABY. 81210 A D CORATED BABY CAR-
am KAN
a
m.....
m I mung ”L“ ”in? 1 m5
'krfingym si’ ' )2: M M g o I W’
I ’ an H I 5 “V
[luminous Luther and girl allay”... .2,‘
a
pimp following. Think it will inter-
»Iauosra ulna Ir.
nasal soil av borrows ra'r'ra'sus
'Ml'
ANOTHER “BUNCH or
Ml
Bargain Attractions!
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
‘ FOR WOMEN
ti.
bodies White shirt Walsts. tucked
front and back at2tlilo.
rLadies’ White Lawn Shirt Waista.
MLtl’tzgnbtoidery fronts. tucked backs. it
' c
v“...
Want you to make careful reading
nativit- ' Lad'ies White Lawn Shirt Waiata.
whom“ Good Quality Veal“. 10° tucked and hematitobed. extra good
lawn at. $1.50.
WW
THE FLUFFY SUMMER
UNDERMUSLING.
When you read the descriptions.
when you~eome to compare the goods
Twith the prices, you'll buy: for the
economy of it all is bound to imprul
you.
Ladies' White Muslin Corset Covers.
Women‘ s Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or alcove
loss, at italic.
.'Women a Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
white. trimmed with loco, value 25c,
now lilo.
Women's Lisle Vests in white or
Ml: trimmed with lace, at 25c.
SOME DAINTY WASH WAISTB
51:"
FOR YOU ‘made yoke effect of lace. ribbon
trimmed, at 25c: '
Here are several lots of cool white , Ladles' Muslin Drawers. oambrlo
wash waists for you to chose from,
prettily trimmed very latest designs
as to cut and price very much to your
liking.
Ladies’ Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Walsts, all sizes, at 50c.
ruffle, hemetitched. at 250.
iadies’ Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke,
at 506.
‘ Ladlcs’ White Skirts. made with
deep cmbroidct y finances. also under
ruffles, at 75c, 89c and 930.
83- 85 washinqton Street.
Inn-— _-——~
.43..” WW..- _.._ -- m... W. .5...-
Are you thinking about the
HARVEST 2
The Science oi Advertising is advancing with
rapid strides. Big business henna, appraising its
great value. make at it a distinct departmutpiusd
inchmcdthfightutmnobflmbhfi'rm
mat In no longer contented with ordinary mull,»
play. but dsmd spacial illustrations and unhfikht
meals. at If you want to napagoodhamtllantlitii
. rake in the Moon that is your do» don't clip: to
obsolete methods. .03 Good Printing—w mouthing
bright and attractive ~ danish: the 23” ML
for your scythe. .53 We can comm“ quality. [‘1
. Ind promptncu with the but. J Swd us your nail
' order, whathu its I letterhead or I SOOpIge catalogue.
We’ll do it right. I We print everything ~36»!de
Catalogues, Booklets, Folders, Circulars Posters, Menu
Cuds..P.rogrsms, Stationery, Wedding invitatiowatc.
‘2.
«t-t:..o-...._...... . .
“rm.—. ._,..
-,_ 2 ”—W‘m‘v
2—... u”,
“rm-9“
sebum lllil PliL
successor to Freeman Art Print.
98-100 Washington St.,
South Norwalk
CORSETS
lbuit iliiulr llt‘i .‘tlll~t‘ We make a spttiultv of ltigit grade Corsets
that out simk muster ('lltli’il} of them. ’litcrc isn‘t a more com—
pl‘t’lttllslu‘ steal. in tho Twin Cities. l'tit‘cs as low or as high as
you “lab in pa).
\\l lliiH tun csptliallt good suits in I\ti Lorst‘is for hot
weallun that m2 .llt scllint, at 50¢ .I pull. i’osstliiy tilt at, will in-
ternal you now.
N. E. RYAN,
as WASHINGTON ST.. scum NORWALN.
....... _, _ wommmm
Making an Ends "Mal
can always be done where you can
get choice meats at low priced.
Dodge keeps the choicest fresh, prim
beef, mutton, lamb, veal, pork. bulls
and bacon, and poultry and gamo’i'h
season, of such quality that you get
plenty of nourishment for a small am-
ount of (2.th
J W. DODGE.
Oueesuor to Jacob Oebaub.
22 WIIblanOn Iii-oat. .. Phone ma.
.M I...»
Out Assortment and DlSDIQIl of midlife
and FurniShings .
is so wide that we can hardly fail to please any taste and many tastes not.
otherwise pleased, because of the diatlnetive character of oiir avian: W?
could itssp on telling you forever about our state. our facilities for stirring
you and our desire to merit the honor of your patronage. Bill till! ‘A‘ui‘sit
and safest way is to put us to the test by coming to our store in person. an.
present this season what is easel-deli to hit the’ mast snowman more;
, poi-ell lawn and summer furniture aver shown in this vicinity. it you waui
' and piece for the porch or I complete outfitting for tile whole item, our
assortment must appeal to you,
not." In Fumltursmsrliotst lsdtitut, lit-maps. Oil on)», Ind i.l' L
' tantra) new and Emotion
umbe-
lg
Norwalk Chronicler