.50 r ‘ rotary :08.
lira: a. in.
grilles renames:
. , A ts. ,,
ranch outer. Remain.
III Rum... .
~ its: warm".
W! N" ‘ul '1 ‘ A. Me
was bidet. Iag‘Wasgalngmn
l' .
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7°
8 o’oioea.
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«a
l is filed.
. *t‘i‘dluidw...
We enter. No. es, R. a. M.
in Donovan Block use Wasbi ion
d and fourth Tuesdays crumb
. cry and August excepted—oi Ii
2' Royal Aron Masons cordially
. had one (layer. ii. 1’. Robert
liens, Bee.
hap.,No.52, Order Eastern ‘Oiar
Judie Nobbs of the Probate court to
“limit?” at f u
. « , e, am y some
haggahmmfihm “its; is: moth-
?! ”JM‘ ‘ . worse.
'3. week In. ‘ ‘ ‘ in the neigh-
port. where the [Asoka resided, took
authorities and the little walls sent to
Llaak cultures of bedroom. Ordered
to the county Home.
burned by their father and no-
giected by their-mother, Thomas and
Mary usail. live and ten‘yoara of use.
living In Bridgeport, were taken in
charge yesterday and sent by order of
N
h
borhood of Pembroke street. Bridge.
the children and cared for them until
a better home could be found for them.
The case was made known to the
the home yesterday.<
earner-l aourinaou eAlLs ros
‘ manic .
GIBRALTAR. August 1.4m. Brit-
clos
CCHOONER
NEW L
our
our on, M
“hernia.“ i:
M
m,mt.l. arousal/i
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wit.
ummsr solemn of
lira laminae.
STANFORD. 23°33» August 1. -— it
’- swords. also
In .333... 3.2;... washers that the
General Assembly of Connecticut, list
alt. has uterine
setghhnnd
ode
ommenrof ewi‘Yorlr,
who. have summer‘vbonles here. the
right to construct sea walls at low wa-
ter mark In front of their property and
to fill In and own the land between
low .lild ,hl h water.“ marks.
This prlvlege gives to each several
acres of land for which they never
paid. but what. causes most hostile
criticism here is that it cuts on the
public from beaches.
‘ Maine, for New York.
ONNEXINGER FLOATED.
schooner An new
went ashore yesterday on Gull
, land, has been floated and towed here.
ish second cruiser squadron command-l She is full of water, the keel is gone
ed by Rear Admiral Prince Innis, of and her bottom is badly stove in, The
Battenburg, sailed today to spend schooner was bound from Bangor,
three months in American waters.
August 1.7Ths
Nevinger. which
Is
i Donovan block its Washl to
' aeolian and fourth 'Il‘ridaya ofngae:
ill—July and August excepted—at 7:46
a g. in. All members of rder of
r In ta cordially invited. M Milena
. who .
W. M. Miss Ida aberer. Bee
”troupe E. ingalls. former president
, the, Big Four railroad system, tells
this story of a waiter's tip. He was
I lit" alone In a Cincinnati cafe.
Int [dignified gentleman who
holly ,asked his waiter: “How is
on" The man’sald he was not
‘ unwell. upon which the dignified
. dlv‘ldual expressed regret, saying:
Patiently, l have always treated
your craft. fir this house generously."
The waiterwas assiduous in his atten~
oils and helped the guest on with his
out. The dignified man laid his hand
, on‘ihe seem to be cmfwypetaoinsh 00
on the waiter's arm and said: “Young
“ “min. you seem to be discontented with
. your lot, and I am going to give you
. the‘best tip you ever received. Get
i‘into some other business." And he
strolled away, leaving the waiter
‘ speechless.
. ' In spite of his years, King ireopold,
ofjpelginm. Is one of the most daring
, , offhlon. Not only is he given to riding
" . Ini‘a automobile at tremendous speed,
but he also employs as a chauffeur one
I MIi‘cel. who Is a pronounced anarchist.
He has been warned against the man
byhthe police of Belgium, France and
Germany. but he pays no heed to their
counsel.
FASHIONS.
Ev'en those who don't believe In eat-
ing pie can hardly resist the tempta-
tion to have two or three “first" apple
pies now that the tart fruit has appear-
ed. You may contend lhat apple is
just as good, we know it Is botlcr~~
for one. but. no method of preparing
apples quite meets the taste every
New Englander has for a real apple
pie with flaky crust.
Be more than particular about the
appearance of your wash dresses as
the season advance... toward the close.
Keep them always fresh. The season
is waning, but. you don't want to seem
to be gong with It. And If you wear
the lingerie hats and the miles are.
getting. oedraggled looking, have them
removed and laundered at. once.
A heavily embroidered dress Is not
suitable for a young girl.
If your arms are not very round
Ind plump and you want to wear dccp
,cuf’fa, pllt a narrow Valencionnes lace
about the lower edge and (this is es-
senlial) run it up the entire opening
of the cuff. This conceals the tiny but-
tons that close the cuff and stands
out It the back of the arm giving it
a more formidable look.
White ostrich pompous form the on-
r‘iiire brim of a toque of while tulle.
It Is quite a problem to the girl of
,. slender figure how she shall make the
“ front of her very thin waists boulisnl
' encugh to look well. because, If there
. In much lace and elaboration on Inc
“from, the material llsclf cannot. be
, foiled very much without hiding all
* this hand work. There are what are
filled bibs (which can be made at
home) being simply a foundation with
graduated ruffles of some fine. dainty
‘ material, lace trimmed or not as one
‘ pleases. These bibs are pinned to
the corset.
, Still another remedy for red ants.
this time from West woodstoclr, is to
II,‘ rinkle powdered sulphur on tho
» ‘igelves and In the closets.
'l have noticed your
r Madam:
N.
Attractive O erings
for Summer Needs.
Ladies" White Lawn Waists a‘t. . .
former prices, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00.
. . . . . .Smo, $r.‘5o and $2.00
Ladics' Wash Suits, were up to $4; all at one pricc ..... $2.50
Ml
Lallics' japancsc Silk \Vaisis, were $3.00 and $5.60; now
...... $1.95 and $3.75
Wash Skirts in neat dots, also Iincu, while and colored,
were $1.50 and $2.00, at ................ 95c and $1.25
l..arlics' Bathing Suits. spccisl'vnlllcs at. . $2.75. $3.98 and $5
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers, reg.
illlii'50i‘.............;... ........... . ............
KILL! sunsets” 0a .
New Haven. Child pruned a Long
NEW HAVEN. August I.——llllsie F0.
'Iey. the seven~year~old daughter of
I John H. Foley, of us Kimberley ave-
nus, was run over and killed by an
electric car in front of her house last
night. The girl started themes the
streets when she was struck and
dragged for some distance under the
wheels. film was taken to a nearby
drug store. but died in a few moments.
Medical Examiner-«Bartlett has attach.
an no blame to Molorman Brown.
IN MEMORY OF VERA MAY
GIEROCH.
Smooth the shining silken head.
Lay the little feet to rest.
Fold the tiny, dimpled hands
Softly on our darling’s breast.
Bring a robe of purest white,
Weave a wreath of flowers fair.
Deck our loved one's pallid brow
With a tender, loving care.
I
Why should we grieve that little feet
l’aitoring once upon our floor
Press the golden gates of heaven,
Press them now and cver‘morc.
Should We mourn the silvery voice.
Once the music of our hearth.
Since she joined the angel choir,
Chanting names unknown to earth.
Better to recall the pain.
Sparod the "tile sunny head.
And the rough and thorny path
linhy's fool shall never trend.
Cherish loo the precious thought
That on heaven's shining shore,
First to welcome us may be
Little Vera gone before.
East Norwalk.
“...—9
~A. M. la.
MR8. BEHDENS’ STATEMENT.
Editor Sonllucl: i wish to correct
the statement. made In Saturday‘s pa.
per where It said Mr. Van Sclvcr paid
his rent for August, as only a small
portion of his july rent had been paid.
Therefore I did not evict them unjust-
ly and had they acted honorable in
the mailer such proceedings would
not have been noonsary. Judgment
rendered in my favor on Monday will
verify this statement. - .
8.
MRS. CARRIE I). BEHRIL’N
O
Registrars of Voters
Notice.
The legal voters of the Second Vot—
Iug District of the Town of Norwalk
are hereby notified that the Registrars
of Voters of the Second Voting Dis-
trlct of the Town of Norwalk will be
in session ill the Town Court Room.
Haviland sl reel. Friday, August
4th, and on Friday, August 11.
from i2 noon llniil 9 p. m., for
the purpose of receiving applications
for cartons and primary registration.
(‘HAS. A. WALTERS.
39c . DANI KEOGH.
Registrars oi" , ers of the Second
. . .. . Voting District of the Town of
Ladlcs‘ bummer Lorscis in Batiste and Net, standard Norwalk. ..
- South Norwal . July 24th. I906.
makes, regular prlcc 50c ................. 39c _ 125 a3 10
O v v, ’ C
Wash Dress (,ioolls. choice variety. ralllc up to too ........ 9c Remstrms NOUCO.
. ’ .. The legal volt-rs of the Third Vot-
301mb Black l‘ail‘ciu Silk, regular vnllic $l.50 ......... $1.10 ing District are hereby notified and
warned that the Registrars of Voters
for said District will be in session
’ . ... . . .. ' r. . ~ , , , "" at tho storo of is. E. Gotham, No. 10
45 illill lilark and NM}, Mohair blilllans for bepuraic I‘irst avenue, East Norwnlk, on Fri-
bklrts, our regular dollar quality ................. 79c day. Minus
Figured .-\11 Silk l~‘oulurlls, wore 50c; about .2 (I02. pieces 25c
I. -t , a Friday, August
lllh. 1905. fulfilling... until 9 p. m..
for the purpose of receiving caucus
Illlil primary registration.
l-). E. DURHAM.
.IIIIIN KEOIIH.
Registrars of Voters, Third Voting
nest. recently for a way to keep
1 ants away from clipboards. ell'.
vision recommend Annlseed Oil highly.
‘ lslike the odor so much and can
t it I long distance, so that they
' , , not enter the room it is In at all.
You put I little on, say one or several
.iiutibr patties and thy ncar wherever
you'll”. seen them: also rub on lbs
«I. If you wish. lull on the put»
I a good way. as ll allows It In
ate the air all around and stays
m. i used this and the same
’ ‘ I had gone and not one could i
r after. You can not It right
3 any food, it will do no harm.
“this will be of some service
-r readers.
A. SUBSCRIBER.
Nprwaiir.
« elliilioul".
Walton: Flrsf' class.
Rafa Very Moderate.
(If Itormy Next Fair Day).
First Grand Annual
IAIV SHOW
and
Decorated Iaby Carriage Parade.
arson In Handsome Prizes—4100.00.
First Prize to Handsomlat laby,
WHEELER I WILION “WING
memes. VALUE ‘usoo.
12~IEAUTIFUL Milne-12
Entry Ilanka can be MUM It The
cllflord. Dexter’s and Finland's Phar-
macies. and from any stand at Retail
L
We L. WALZ.
MM!»
Point. special am will tails” ear.
rlsgea of contestants to and from Rob
on Point ire" of charge. Full Iil‘aae
hand. Transportation for 10,000 nea-
pls. Watch daily pipers for names-
im.
CERT.
MIDI MARIE
, i
“In. .wtmrh
. ...,
”..‘l . on).
r; .‘1 .
managed.
l
error mm
......a
f .
l
500 boxcs Writing,r l'apcr. udvl‘riiscll (IS :1 .35 cool vnlllc: District. . r
a . . . . r 0
llcrc tomorrow, .1 box ............................ 8c M“ wam“ (can. m” “432%“;
. . . . . .. , .SOLVENT NOTICE.
Ladlcs liclis Ill Black and “Into bllk, reg. price 501:. . .. 38c ——-~—-
Illstril-l of Norwalk, as, Probate
Court. July 'JIIIl. A. D., 1905. l
Ln li 'l‘l'imil ‘l ll'I.‘, ; - , ,_~,- . . .; busio nf'i‘bomss ll. Mcmirlby. nir-
( b m d I l gum] “mmmm' \ lluc up w of Norwalk. In said District, deceased.
$3.50 .......................................... $1.49 The (‘nan ”f l'rnlifli" far "IO N“.
lrlri of Norwalk. hath limited and ill
. . . , . , Iowoll six months from Illl‘ diilo horn
l.nlllcs Square. M'rk hlccvclcss \rcs‘ls‘. l'cg. villllc ”Lila. 9c of I"? ”I" creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for scillcmonl.
Those who neglect in prclxtnt I'lllp‘lr
M 'I lil' " S ~k.‘ ”r, ~ ; 'V , accounls, prnporlly sill-sic . wi u
t is all. or s. lit, mm 10. p m .......... ;' 4 for use said ”m“. will M, “chum... a "mm.”
‘ WWW All persons Imiohlod in said Esllllu are
Dr. Lynn's 1.0””. “mm” ............... ' ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 15c {gillillslllll In mnko Immediate payment
-...WW CA'I‘IIRREEN ”FUNNEL
' . I25 lllli Executrix.
72x90 lilcai‘lloil bllccls, value 5”“ ..................... 35c
‘ ANOTHER POPULAR EXCURSION
. . TO
3 (ll. ll‘l‘, Ltbiiiil l‘I-t’i‘lt'l‘s ......... . ........... . ....... $2.15 BAVIN ROCK,
" ~ .. . lCONNECTIcUT'I PAMOUO DEA.
Jelly Imuhlcrs, 25c lelii ..................... lgc dozen. a,” ".0"
VIA RAIL. TO
~ NEW HAVEN
AND ELECTRIC. ITRIIT RAILWAY
. _ WW... ......W....,.... h .45 . . . , _,
0,, , Saturday, Aug. 5th
mg . ”$333ng Inanlal Traln'lebsdula and Incur-
IOUND LAND elorl Ram as follows:
- Leave Dar-loo at 0: Ii a. nu. lit Canto.
7 Leave Ioulh Nor Illi, 3:00 a. m.,
MANAGEMENT or a. J. M H . 5 ”it .
8 IT AND MM“ 0 “ELLV' Duo New Haven me a. m.. and has.
L. M. RICH, AMUOEM‘INT DIRECTOR. in Rock by Electric Itrui Railway at
. 10: is a. on. attending over seven hours
THURODAY. AUG. 10. 3:30 P. M. FREE-VAUDEVILLE—«FREI in which to enjoy the numerous stirs!»
Daily at 3:80 and 0:30 o. m.
From Keith's and Prooter’s Circuits.
NEXT IUNDAY
IPECIAL VOCAL AND IANO CON-
WHEILIR G
wrtsew nun.
Return Engagement of
HUDION, Prima Donna
Soprano. In
GRAND PATRIOTIC MELODY.
OHORI OINNERO.
ETC... A IIPECIALTY, AT POPU-
LAR PRICIQ.
DMIALL GAMII EVERY DATIM»
i
any.
a is run crave.
CLAMDAKII,
tires of the place.
Excursion ‘I‘leliota, the number of
Mitch will be strictly limited. will bi
good only on the Inertial Train and
date as above, mi must be numbered
Railway. Wheel, Plenum
Thflm
leave term limit IV I“
With its locale Railway. Air ships,
Chutes, «a, lea than. Ocean I'Iar,
Battling leashes, Old Mill. Figure I
W. Open
Air comm, there Dinners. slim
rte.
surnames. the comma: will
rle Line In
Eat it,
:
CHINESE IMMIGRATION TREATY.
New Draft la Under Consideration by
United States Government.
SEATTLE, Wash, Augugl 1.——'I‘he
taxi oi‘ the proposed new treaty on the
immigration question as set. forth by
the Chinese government, has been
made public. Tile draft is under con-
sideration by this govprnmcnt, being a
substitution for tho ‘Iasi treaty be.
tween the two governments regarding
llle exclusion of Chinese labor from
the United States. On dalc of sign-
ing the treaty laborers of both coun-
tries shall be excluded from the other;
Iho laborers being miners, hawks-rs,
washormcn and fishers: also salt. or
dry fish for export or local trade. Am-
ericans or Chinese not laborers are
not within the restriction. The treaty
Is not retroactive. provisions being
made for laborers ho relurri to Ihcir
native country, certificates being fur-
nishcd.
Chinese laborers for countries other
than America. shall have the right to
pass through the Unifed States subject
lo the regulations of the nation. Chi-
nose laborers may be admitted into the
Hawaiian Islands. the Philippines, as
subjects of other eastern nations.
Clliuose subjects olhcr than laborers
shall be admitted and permitted to r.»
side In this country provided that Cl‘i~
Ilnflflii'h' are furnished them.
All Chinese sublccls who wish in
outer America having proper securities
shall not be detained or Imprisoned.
When officials desire to inquire into
the rights granted to (Phincsv subjects
adlnilling thorn into America or rights
0' ll‘l‘my. said subjects shall be lll~‘F. ll. Baxter‘s drug store; 50c mull ‘0 Wall St. Nor-walk, Conn.
lowed to secure for themselves rcpre“:l.00 guaranteed. Trial bolllo fr,“ n l 0.0“”..9.
.....W. .....W__ ._—T
Remem er.
You cover it with cream, or
‘ fruit juices. In aminute it's .
soft, and better than cereal r
cooked in your own kitchen. ‘
THE IRON FOOD
, New Biscuit Cereal. Nofire ' ,
~—-no troublca—no bother.
a wonder—and the most
delicious cereal
you ever tasted.
“Get Rosy”
It's
and
soutatlves. The right to appeal from
the ruling of the officials is granted.
Chinese in America shall be unmolest-
ed as long as they are law-abiding and
none shall be arrested without a war-
rant. Chinese excepting laborers per-
manent or transient, shall have priv-
ilege of bringing families to this cellu-
try If they present“ proper credentials.
Disagreements in interpretation of
the treaty are to be referred to The
Hague or arbitrators elected with sea-
lieu of both countries. The treaty is
effective for ten years, with a year’s
notice necessary to nbrogate.
LACONIA FIFTY YEARS OLD.
LACONIA, N..H., August 1.—-’l‘ho
town of lsaconln today observed the‘
flfiielll anniversary of her incorpm'a-
lion. The opening of the celebration
found a large number of visitors pres.
out. The day was welcome by the
ringing of bells followed by public ex‘
croiscs at the opera house. E. P. Jew-
ell. an old resident, was the orator of
the day.
‘ and belching.
Kill I
I32. i
FIRE GUTTED BEEF PLANT.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. August 1.—-Fire
of unknown origin early today In the
local packing plant of Swift (is Com-
pany. gutted the beef department, .tho
oleomargarinc department and part of
the poultry section. Tile loss is‘ es-
.iimated at half a million dollars: cov~
ered by insurance. The firemen had a.
hard fight lasting four hours. to bring
the flames under control.
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del., says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H. Bax.
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
WALTHAM.
A TOUCHING STORY
is the saving from death oi‘ the baby.
girl of Goo. A. Eylcr. Cumberland. Md. 1
: lie writes: “At Ihe age of Ii Illillllllrl.i
tour little girl was in declining health;
Lwilll serious Throat Trouble. and lwo.
Hillysli'lslls gave her up. We were al-,
AI!
WATCHES
are the best. Mechanical precis-
Ion, perfect material and careful
finish are the features that have
made Walthani Watches the belt
In the world. In gold. gold
filled and silver cases It
A. W. Austin’s,
'most in despair, when we resolved to:
try Dr. King's New Discovery for (Ion-1
.sumpllon, Coughs and Colds. The first ;
lbolllo gave relief; after taking foul"
ibotllos she was cured. and Is now In'
ipm‘fccl health." Never fails lo rc-
.lievo and cure a cough or cold.
LIGHTEN THE LABOR! OF THE
u... an 3......
prices are
00F F
lilililli EHUIIH.
DAY.
—-—‘
r
TELEPHONE CALL 322-4
l
155.
A CUP OF OUR COFFEE Is A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE” STRONG, RICH AND FRAGRANT.
THERE I3 A WORLD OF COMFORT IN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE
GOOD EFECT THERE I8 N0 REACTION—AB BRACING A8 A SEA BREEZE.
A MORNING CUP WILL
IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY. UBE OUR DELICIOUO
COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROADTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN.
Chas. E. seymaur.
WEST WISHINBIIIN Slfllli,
” on. in 3......”
BUTTER CHEESE AND EGGS
The vary but Elam Creamery flutter, fancy New York Maia Drum Cheese and strictly Fresh Eggs. Just now our
THE VERY IIIT ILGIN CREAMIRY CUTTER, FIR POUND ..... .........
Wm “NIH? "I. “"5" mu|.".r. ....................-.... 2“
will be not acted. uroilase In as.
vanes and avoid disappointment on the FANCY le YORK ITATI FULL CREAM» Gilli“, FIR POUND .. ............... its
day of the hem-elem ~ .
VIII? THI FAMOUI WHITE CITY
names.
Inertial Tn n will
warm Ali-ROAD no.
F. O. “In.“
am. may, Petersen Aim
5n
lime to resell Union Mien. New Haw
an. at Ills . rm. at which time more
N. 6
THE NEW YORON‘N W, HAVEN AND
in st i.
flandfildalalimt.
mes.
WW“
I
3
1i
1.
ITRIOTLY FRIDH EGG. (GUARANTEED). FIR OOZEN
nu: NEW re s GROQE
..... 270
lee the serial and valuable premium on exhibition In our windm,given free with our Pink Discount
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