‘ .. Unarmed mathsr‘sssia materially?
rots :
“WW” '
rga. » iii-tying s ATATIITICI.
some People in Greenwich Do Natl
Like Those Figures.
5, ; mef‘ info ow. d minke
5 : ‘diy tel 3% '5 all aiistlcs
‘ '"dollected‘b .. r ” :‘“‘cii‘en's'y of
monomer. who has been a guest of '
. ' smoothies at slats Point. s.
I rte ’yr'" fas feature Green-W ‘
will
, WEATHE
“ For Norwallt and vicinity; ssh to ‘y w
night and Thursday. finbrdslhg whil- r. en . .
defined storm ardh t is‘ mornink east gm as WIH‘OIl debt per
fine Rock Mountains btit scattered capita l“ the State—411.31, 0" .775
y ' for each propsrt taxpayer. The new 115“
ill“??? have oocurrgd durihs‘lho past WW 9 do“ 5 r. 2%? . com-l
3i Wrath-lite gains... trim. , a i laré'poi .srii' ‘. "mung.
actions. The t mpersture continues on' sways c vey an ac e -
”his“? '9" l“ illness“- 9”“ l‘fi‘n“'u§i§$’m§?n§3h$fl§i§l“l§
lion. also! lndil‘sé 'siiy ceciosll E33; ma Wiser. “1%qu "(saith
ills ' thri‘lirrinzer' t‘ hilti‘rst
Lbifik’é'ln tile weather till" this ‘vicinx F hi d
I y .‘l . . ,. 3 u ,an
wt. .L;_.——-—-——-—-—--- ' 5 ' with £3§$¥§§2$§§J gm {a}???
' Butler" Mnrwflw 97.1. ‘0.» 0» F.. .31.?- 9- 3! Q?!“ fill. ’ m ”'3'
ti tonight as ate ves meat ll ng otter re-
will hold a regular men us turn... Mainline Milt of
living is big er than in other places,
at 8 o’clock.
I... I.“ it irec ry. in l 0 “.9,“ ever side a e .t; boisveen evi-
lssfigg’ Ehii¢nggihogoguixtigu 0 over all).- 33mm of 'lléliry‘whgch Eml'y the very
, 000 persons. rich can maintain...'l‘iie. maul-million-
.. ..___.—...-—.— , . alrea'j w a have gr‘atifled Will}! him
sins". Willis ‘Ruscoo "and ‘son. oi list! can ‘e.‘ressrd sin or needs .de-
Adams avenue, Norwalk. are visitlns filiailllitbgt-iinlgglgflhii finfiui‘m
v e .
mend” m P'BBL’I‘L... their 195"“ ensxfi‘ilmsafrhs oili-
i a new. othcitecrnsn claiah v9 new as. it palatal/e-
.Méggislggdréwau. street, is enjoying plants . iaye been providg . {or that
a (“.56 week! View“, nerer would lie drebmed b in ii manu.
. romanticism like Mine tor... The
best, of roads. sewers. wa er. electric
lights and sanitary safeguards have
b .p .Vids . Hi all. , of assesse-
Tahqg‘e fie 17% mll‘e (axle roads. and
" 3.: WW .‘5 . . .
Master Frederick P. Btubell. of
Spring street. is the guest of Master
higsiey Blrdsell, of Wilton.
.—.~—
rustic sin e bridges are being built
over’sma sireiilhs at“ a ‘cos't‘ of at
lesitiiiwoo. .Aildhe Molasses» er-
pensive. and yet. it s claimed taxes
are low iii‘tlroenwleli. brigade?” real “d
mtg “a “08.8 1"“ fl . ' P93. an
nobody lfinowsfithis act more con-
clusively than the’ very wealthy tresi-
deuts. whose pr ertes rt rom
$150,000 to “00.380 lining? on the
grand list as valued at from 830.000
to ”00.000. Most of these wealthy
residents never ille ligts. isavihlg that
____....._..__., , {or the assessors. we a d to on
Mrs 51 F. “,1”, and daughter per cent. to the rhino they ut “on the
linen. of Franklin street. are spend- properties I! the statute require.
in‘ the balance of the summer on Without a murmur from the owners.
canny gld‘ farm Bethsl. Many of them never pay a personal
in F » ,.... property hm ti‘t)ii:‘i1iglirpo‘nissgiedl or ate
I. .‘LW. 1 B53” in and two cliii- amount tat. w cos a. or une o
til-gin? of“W§ll strezl, will return to— "I! swine WM- “‘9 film”?
datum from a ‘1‘", weaka’ vacation this system is really to matte e u -
t New Bedford N y, den of taxation fall on the small
stay a ’ ' householder, whose little homes are
iis'uiill’y put on" the lax lists for‘sli they
are worth. . =
______..—.——-—-—-
ASTHMA BUFFER! OHOU LD KNOW
'rms
Foley‘s Honey and Tar has cured
many casesof asthma that were con-
‘sidered hopeless. Mrs. ‘Adoipli Buss-
ain‘. 701 West Third street. Daven-
pog. lowa. writes: _“A severe cold
contracted twelve years ago was neg
looted until it finally grow into asth-
Irli.’ The best medical skill available
could not-give me more than tempor-
“try relief. Foley's Honey and 'l‘ai'
was redo mended and one fifty oeni
bottle ed'lreiy cured me of asthma
which had been growing on me for
twelvoy rs, ‘If i had taken it. at
the start would have been saved
years of ushering." Bold at Plslsted‘a
Drug Store. f'
—-'l‘he agency of the Crescent Lima»
dry has been changed from Nelson s to
Briggeman's news store.
The A. 0. H. of Scotti Norwallt will
hold a meeting. tomorrow evening, in
the 'l‘. A. B. rooms in South Main
street.
,.__..———
Mr, and Mrs. George E. Beard and
sou, Theodore. of Bethel, have been
guhsts of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tucker,
of Norwalk.
W
To look over the line of summit
furnishings shown-by A. J, Collins
Co). is to buy and to buy there is to
get your money's worth. Bee ad.
\ . 0W-
Wailaee Macmillan and Jesse H.
'l‘olios, who now have a store in in-
dlsnspoils.‘and are also in the mining
business. are making a short stay lh
South Norwalk.. .
be
r. and Mrs, J. G. Gregory and t
biggies Shumway. of Norwalk. who
have been enjoying a vacation at Big
lindian. in the Catskills, are expected
home this afternoon. .
dl sis
John li‘. Neugebauer is oeg ,
from Humboldt lo gs, Sons of Her.
ntaon. to the meetng of the Grand
Lodge of the state, to be held Thurs.
day and Friday at New London.
__...........-
‘. .- . W‘ .
uuigu: stump” ghatio.
Hols: ion ”impersonator! Fatim- and
Was Admitted to Home at Noroion.
Pension frauds are not. frequent in
Connecticut, _‘ District Attorney . Parker
said“ will rdsy, ”in an interview "at
:iartford. but. this State has as unique
mud, it‘ is honored. as wsmm
perpetrated upon the government.
John Page was a member of Company
1, Tenth C. V.. during the Civil War.
uit ed. himself with... illi-
areal 33ml. He had a son am
ll .sn som years all rhls -
Mill...- dun“? made asplloitigi
for a pension. He represented that he
was John Page; who can served in
Company l. and upon investigation
the Pension no crime “fining no
uairu hs inhi . latenie is. noted a
.e' "iiolh ". After be it been
got: into on for so .yeslis.
he in e application to be admitted to
-. : hi rsjuiil‘3mo,atNorotonFrepre-
3* i
5 l
e
.-—A whcelnian's tool bag isn't com:
is is without a bottle of Dr. Thomas
Eel ctric Oil. Heals cuts. bruises,
sting'u. sprains. Monarch over pain.
‘ «M
The state dental commissioners have
lined the. dates for tho-next eaalpipa-
tion of camiiates for November 8. ii
audio. Dr. Edwsr Prentls. of New
Motion is president nd Dr. Gilbert M.
Griswold. of this city, recorder.
Howard Welch, formerly of South
Norwsik. who wes.an orderly. In the
New Haven City Hospital for a tilde.
and who is now in the liclicvua Train-
lng School for Nurses, in New Yor .
was the gum yesterday of old friends
in South Norwalk.
. W
Coley Ballard, a well-known charac-
ter in Norwalit.- brother of the still
better known Levi Miard. is able. 0
be out after a several moathsireciii
rest. because of a broken leg. The
the lanes on truly hosted, an
$I§§aiiust the 5 assbefogs'tlig
c ’ (a ' r ‘ ..
‘ i
l as John:| ye, oi
. t by an
. _ - i' i . ..
. . ‘ue ha « son at the’lih‘tne for
some yehrs, 3993320 application |to
te5ns‘,, ant oran n
625“): of Elli genslon. he increase
ass. as , , and. he. wsssnlitlsd to
ill a month. which he received for a
long time.‘ “chad” there came tuba
an tomato 1 {smiths Home.
*' '5 Civ' or. he 1! n
no ago i Ob ’ .
‘ 5 ‘.n r gplse’tbiaj h, ball
ggerman’s news store. ’s’lin his acting John Page as he '
W gran h had done duty wi h. and be
'l‘lia South Norwai‘k Trust Compsnr nihde notvn that deception was being
a. u...“ nonmetal institution in this practised... ma himwmsmoilowed.
vicinity that is is any authorised Split, w” .ill , veiled.._tha§.tiin was
set as Executor. A mihlsirstor, Gusr . ‘ as Will am age. son 0 him Page.
ion or Tflililee. When umngiugsor the true veteran. Page was arrested,
care of your crime. take the. u, hut. 5 hailbeen enjoying theponslon
to i it into the advantages a rd mm hegovernment solong that he
, ay ioffm over ~ an»: individual midnotbsprmeoutsqp for making a
acting in such capacity. false affidavit for the urpose of ob-
: i 33 . lts ad?
is ‘i ,. W . ~. in ,
iA”pIfl!‘0l nihe from Nomik arr
rived Saturday night at the Newton
lair. for three weeks’ outing. Antoni
than). were Arthur C. Wheeler and
family». John Awasbornnind familii.
Miss Sarah L. Dis. of Brooklyn; Miss
i sell. Di i o Boohlyn; Miss
3953; l" she'd. oi sol: .
' i ‘Cre mu...
~irfiunmflel§roflsfimmnh to
.i
A IUKFMII PARTY.
mill-”Mt ' ul’li’f‘vxs fill-$3335 “it:
- . .. . ., , . sir-lee, 1: Femoral‘iii. he in
. a“ ““5 week. I $3223} State it o for ih
Fresh or€omed Piste , ..
' 50 lb- ‘ ( tahln a medicine which will roiim,
t . . owl's?" “ orthisv are”:
Public? linker. $3M 1"; sir “52%“:3
3 .jgicgih..m;§hug hm... ans Jam no u r. 33
runs-n“
SPEClAL S ALE mass attains voucher. toolitais his
I roan. and be is how an inmate of the'
glean to your stomach and liver. by.
a r ‘l‘ilis.
Mil ii 1’... ,
. affected the. attendance at- the camp
och Monday, and "Re". lll
sternum. ‘of ”Unit Norma. did“ that“
rats slime in} ii ‘
in line alteration, ‘
i“ "(Mini fifi»~'
ANOTHER BUNCH‘ 0F x
ergiiin Attrali
rHi‘ri hdnssv"buoinw can
FOR 'WOMEN
. stir shiiiililstw
. . 5' that may in:
stronglfliiriia‘ is" the
‘M‘Wlslhti call;
milliliter 5‘
was the _ so 5‘
. amino i: ‘ transmit.
. 1 tom ‘
..- ”pm-FFoir;
devolve rosin this.
rte ‘In Not, all
5 " w—rono'to
Allow negro
WWII!" n
is that trifle with and on
is and Children—Experience against
Wratliémsro sis
Maia 2a ‘hairmlsss'siihlfltutls,_fo
, and WWW ’
neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
s , .eilriirs Worms
, WMwa'5ana‘5Wind
roller” Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
lacy. It mimilates the Food. racism
. ving healthy and _
ho Mother's F
. 3; Wheel} hearty;
in? text 3 was from’
olih wslk'ed, ’wltll;
Dailies" White Shirt Wallis. inlays.
God. sail he ital kit. for God loolr ‘ I M
front andbsck, at site.
Ladies’ White stu: Shirt W . _
embroidery fronts; lucked ball“. “it
confides“ its
‘ Want you to make careful reading
of the following.‘ Think it will inter.
way the truthli' c n f 0“,, W. .5 .. {aro-
smt s ‘ tgmant b: may w I“ 1‘ fight It
‘hod out a'di are l-
, hfi'fily‘ from millage
_tli'ord‘er to walk ’with
be in agreement with Him, in accord
with Hia'charaetcr‘, holiness, His pro-
v‘ldeno'o' him His ordering of all “'1.1
Obedience to God and’love for im,
to Wall: with and agree
is nev‘er fully found out and
tinderiilood uhlii Wé work ’with. him.
and to walk‘with Got! we nihst have
, 5 in. something. if.
“his. a little be tor than love and
be tar than obedience. something that
lhd’icotes-«reverently be it‘ ‘aaidéa sort
of equality with (ind. Thero'ws's an’
illustration of this when the Almighty
talked with Abrhham before the ‘
traction of thescltles of the plain.
- Again. walking with God implies“
that in us there Must be something of
the elementsnf His spirit and charac-
The most encouraging
about much was‘he was not an eccle-
He was a layman, an
everyday man of the world, but in the
midst of mine walked with God.»
And then he was not. for God took
him and‘thtls taught men that those
who walk with Hila- are immortiil.
The usual after-meeting came. and
the company lingered long together
one they dispersed for the ' supper
hour. and then afterwards“ came the
rain. pouring on the grdund in tor-
rents. filling the hoilowa and crowding
the paths. trying' the tissue or the
tents, and giving‘sll a soaked and be-
dragged appearance.
Borne of the strangers. those unsc—
qusintad with what the general char-
acteristics of. the camp ground hays
bean. supposed all was over for the
themselves as
such, ulli were informed that with
clearing .sklas, there. would certainly
be a coming to the tent-m. night.
it did notclaar for a while. though.
and it seamed as if for once the
grounds at. use sevenlng service hour
would be iorsslten. but by ones anti
twoa the company grew. each encour-
aging the other. until a good audiencc
W3§.Qfifillr0d..qnd music art! melody.
hearty testimony and earnest either
tstion ngalruillled the little, lent
Rev. E. W. Bysche. of Ros-won. the
announcedprsasher for the evening.
did not. arrivevand at the
President Freeman. an important ad—
dress was delivered by Rev. J. E. Zie-
tcr, of Hartford, who, realising that
his audiones was essentially a gatheiu
lag of Christian people. :diroctcd their
attention to ,an. appropriate topic.»
the idea. prevalent
ladies, White Lawn Shirt w
tucked and hemsiltcbad, extra
lawn at “be.
THE nus-av summit
uuoaaiiusulis.
When you read the descriptions.
when you come to cothparo the hoods
with the prices. you’ll buy; torz‘tho
econmriy of it all is bound to linprdin
subs on. lflagais its
. Women's Good Quality Vests, 10c
Forsflahnoss;
Women’s Fino Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve-
less. at 121;“. .
Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests.
. white. trimmed with lace, value 25c,
God. we must.
wlli'o‘n'ab'le us
. ilmen‘s Lisle Vests .in white or
W - trimmed with lace, at 26c.
SOME DMNTV WASH WAISTS
osslluus
conimunloa with
. Ladies’ White Muslin Corset Com
made yoke eifect of lace. rilihhn
trimmed, at 26c; " .
Ladleo' Muslin Drawers,
ruiile, hemetltched. at 26c.
ladies’ Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from.
prettiiy trimmed, very latest designs
as to int. and price very mu
Lsdies' Wliito Skirts. made with
dee embroidery flounces. also and
rn es. at 75c, 89c and 980.
plan
.0» road.» so two
‘5 ’ A .3
you Have Ladies' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waists. all sizes, at 50c.
calms mm. as molar m. Insult as".
elasticai saint.
A”
Cllmi' here yeslcrday and were married _ _5
by Ill-v. Frank B. Knapp, of St. Pot-
er's Church; The young couple then
smoking left for Lake ‘
a... HORTICULTURAL GUTTLIE DEAD.
BARABOO, Wis., July 26.-—A. G.
to Gultlie. tornicr president of the State
Horticultural Society,
whose efforts the Russian apple was
introduced into this country, In dead.
They He was ninety years old.
‘
. .
5 5 , -..._ _ 83-85 Washington Street.
ILOPIBB MARRIED iN ALBANY. _ _ ,_ '
ALBANY, N; Y.. Jilly 26.—-—A bean-
tlfnl young woman richly nli
commuted are young man
monogrammed cigarettes,
one 0'! the newspaper umfl‘l‘fi here 1
night ‘ and. announced that
d and wanted their friends
They gave their names as
Belle Miller Maxim, of Boston, and
Harry Harlin ‘Holiister.
son of a wealthy business man.
Grooms;
min: LAWN mus-rs, ar sac. wosrii- sins.
. y... and“... a.
H A, R VIP; 5 T '1?
The Scicncs oi Minding is. “Wm. . .. . Vigil
rapid strides. Bis barium hm smelt”
great voice mail: of it a WWW
acmedthitm «to-sebum. do
man are no longer contained with and
play. but demand tassel illustration- and
merits. til it you want to naps goodltarvsii.‘
rain in the hotness that h your doc. doo'lsll‘ol.“
obolslc methods. at Good Pfihiidgwflltfldg
bright and attractive 7* furnishes the but so
for your scythe. I We can compete in quality.
andpromptncsswithtiishcst. J ‘Santlus "H
ardenwhclhdr itsslsitcrhcadortfllbpsgs «W. V.
We’ll do it right. I We print everything -— “,1
Catalogues. Booklets, Folders, Circulars, militias
Wedding insomnia
Successes loheemanllrt Print; . a "
moo Waililnfiibn‘Sid ~ Sdtith' Norwal
of New York.
a.- -4. -........._.... . v...“ -fiww
Bargains Ever Qflaflld
chlidiei'i'f d‘r'iisu.‘1‘5c. up. Hats. which have an... alias. new at i...
Trimmsd Hats sold for less than cost.
rile. line of Skirts,.mads in the latest style, from $1.60 up.
all and convince yourself before buying elsewhere. We guarantee pen
Clock and Far S
heron bTREE'fl
Flowers almost given away.
fact i at the
The fair
Cards. Programs, Stationery,
1100 Store
liars 8500 pair of Men’s $5.50
Russia T an Oxfords. all hand sew-
ed. new style biuoher. out broad. and
cash lasts. which
than. are. selling this
Week. special. at
. .9 ad
rwnfimisr
was failing. a ti do .
Christ Whi‘wih lot the world
He had never won it before.
- sinsss and government. it who
pointed out. had a natural and intel-
ligent foundation in the gospel of the
Lord Jesus Christ.
The Bible is more read today than
ever bolero. .At the Savior’s death
he had comparatively few followers.
are numbered by
ass predominated
s of Christians to- ay as at
their and in the faith iness of
believers Christ is crowned.
. it very interesting moetln
ed. made up of song. testimony and
pr or , the ll
ed Shfinglla‘lgqcsmb-ihoee
more clearly demonstrated.
outer cbnditionii were unfavorable.
FOROID To STARVE.
B. 1“. heel. of Concord. Ky.. says:
"For 20 years i suffered agonlos. with
r lip. so painful,
ld not eat. After
_ lng else. i cured
tic en's rnica Salve.”
me. nuts and wounds.
fl drill its”; sow 2‘6
h i w ‘
i. ' up;
5.25.. wevinrtnoiiii
forty feet off Pier
Don‘t think liccau‘se live,
that our stock consists entire
preliciisivc stock in the Twin Cities.
you wish to pay.
We have two especially
weather that we are Selling at set- a pair.
grade Corsets
. t a more com-
Priccs as low or as highas
y of them. 'l‘heréi
good styles in Net Co sets forjhot
Possibly t ese will iri-
tcrest you now.
N. E. RY,
ss WASHINGTON. or. distill}: NORwaLx.
Malina lion this" lien."
92‘? always potions where young:
meats cal.‘ low. if
Dodge keeps the choicest fresh. prime
b'sfef, mutton, lamb. veal. pork. hurts
and bacon. and poultry and (urchin
mason. of such quality. that you I.”
plenty of nourishment for a small ain-
ount of nadir. ‘ '
J. W. DODGE.
usoshfor to libel) .' L
not?!- Oimh ..
>5... .5
air was once
Clearance S
. ,.~or5'r.»iisinds Ministry.»
All unlriminod Straw liats. 25c. 39c and line. Children's Mull Bonnets
and Washablelilateu Lndiss‘ Duok‘ lists in all thevlst'est’stylas.
s. s. TIE-LO
.9... wasi-iiiiorori orsssr.
TSON.
eon-m nos amt. cons.
as. ours
Rolando Wonderliirid.‘ ‘
rock which lies onl
"A" in the North River. directly in the
path of trans-Atlantic
which has re
stedmship‘s dib
up with dynamite.
tedly given the big
calls is to be blown
he worlt began ‘
q today under govern out inspection:
E SOUND,
nigciiic'ni" of A. 5‘. Smith and J. S. Kelly. ‘ I
Shore Dinners. Clambakes. Etc, at Popular Prices will be a Spec-
ialty. Baseball-hsst tssms in the state. Excur-
sions. Music and. Dancing.
onaup vaunsvrcoa snows Dam! AT 3:30 an
8.. a... shied.
Furnishinas.
A chance to secure an odd Chair or Setter: for your porch or
lawn, at greatly reduced prices.“ ' .
”fin is abortion much
I. " ’ j
benefit to hi ‘5‘ ‘ Under the «(Li
d 8 :30 p. m.
Wheeler a Wilson Full Brass Band.
Mabel Hudson.
Every Sunday at 4:30 i 8:30.
Next Sunday"..- ecia'i. soloist, Miss
Auguhtioyat‘ . , , , ,
(awash a course easy can.
A EPARADE.
Watch Papers for Particular
Large Arm Bookenrecd seat and back. was ’3'5.“
Large Arm Rocker. reed seat and back. was $2.93; sale price. .
Largo Arm Rocker. reed seat. "spindle back. was 82.98;
8r-75isale price........_...,.........81.as
sale pride- .5175
FIRST osauo has
*vv'pricé...........
Large Read Rocker. was
Ladlss’ Rocker, was 98c; sale pric
' Testers inandioolr over our
and to buy here you get your money’s worth.
o u fins.
us. stain... oil in“... hinslsa
semi Director and passing”.
~ in “flirts".w. ; fi‘mzn.
e............ . .
lineal Summer Goods is to buy
..:
ooh. {mm
' . unfihsa’laarinm.
minim: also: andau
‘
“hostile saris
pleasant. sushi-int party may as . .
AOJQ‘
Dealers in Furniture, carpsisilsddl
stanzas. cosh. «transit slant on ”Wm .
Norwalk Chronicler