c3?
to
‘8 i' His body was
taken to New York and buried In
Gromwoonpcemetery. F... .
Registrars“ “0 Voters .
MM.
The deal voters of the Second Vot-
ing Blatriotpf. beerwn i,‘ ,Norwaik
are hereby noti ed that the eglstrars
and vicinity: Fair to- Inf-Voters. of the hound Voting Uls—
night y. Heavy showers ‘trlct of.the.'l‘own $1 Nor/walk will be
have - , uring the past 24 in session at the own Court Room.
house a“? lorlda coast and light Haviland street, Friday, August
local s . . the North Atlantic lth. and on Friday. August 11.
coast 1 from 12 .npon ,lu ii;.9 p. m., for
There lying applications
a ‘ .
the Rocky Mountains. but
, L; cloudy weather prevails
"M n and western sections.
$1.41
. .- Z‘l‘rr
M 'omle Stevens. of
spent ‘Eunday in Ridgefleld.
Mfg” N. Clarke. of South Main .
Norwalk.
Dru.
strfif‘ urned this morning“ from
A'Wr meeting of the lsohoda
Club - .. Vheld on Friday. August
4. at tilts .di .
Niel ”dopey resumed; his duties
yesterda at the New York store af-
tel'vl’ mof illness.
mil 'ay Allen, of Bridgeport. is
MW' r. and Mrs. Frank S. Strat-
tool‘tif infiltreet. ‘
Mits.z’lfig{‘flllls and Miss Alice
Stocki l‘.’_“Georgetown. spent,'l‘ucs-
day int Walk.
Edward V. Parker. of New York
city. ia‘h'n oying his annual vacation
with wit“ be in town.
Mill‘s Niagara Gilmour. of _Day
streeti‘ll'sh i‘eturned from an extended
vacation at in the Catskills. ‘
Thii’itffi‘ton homestear, at 1 (lol-
deri‘ sti‘eot has been sold to James
Dunn‘ and wife. of Connecticut avenue.
Norwailr Typographlcal Union. No.
Bfll‘wiu id a regular meeting in
Central'ul r Lyceum. this evening.
Mrs. Cilirrisa Bates, of Norwallt.
with a party of friends is outing lit.
the Bdschcroft cottage. ‘ ‘l-‘airiicld ‘
Beach/ ’
Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings. of South-
port. phoned yesterday in Norwalk as
the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. B; 6. disy.
“if? 'W. Camp. of the dead letter
ofiiilld‘ln \Washington. is spending his
annual violation in town with relatives
and friends.
Misti Mary Beasley. of 12 Marshal,
spend at
M the purpose.“ to?
for caucus and pr mary registration.
CHAS. A. WALTERS,
DANIEL. KEOGH.
Registrars of Voters of the .Second
Ilgod a:1 District or ibQFP'ln of
or .‘ ’ ' .
South Norwaik. July 24th. 1905.
125 as 10
more an rrwggla‘?"exco anion
SAVIN ROCK,
CONNECTICUT'8 Famous as»
SIDE naaoar
vra RAIL‘I'O
new. HAVEN
AND steeralc eraser RAILWAY
Saturday. Aug. 5th
Special Train Schedule and Excuro
slop allot,“ as follows; . ,
Loavo barisn at 8:45 a. m., 85 Cents.
Laavs South Norwslk, 3:65 a. m.,
75 Cents. , y . .
Due New Haven 9:45 a. m" and Sav-
in Rock by Electric Street Railway at
10:15 a. m., affording over seven hours
in which to onloytho numerous attrac-
tions of the place.
fxourolon Tickets. tha. number of
w left will be strictly limited. will be
good only ontho ,Bnficial Train and
data as above. and must be purchased
before taking the cars. or regular fan
will bo‘collgctod. ; Purchases in ad;
«Mound Infidisqpoo‘lntmant on the
day t ' - ¢Kfli°fl~
VII T F MOUB WHITE CITY
With Its Scenic Railway. Air Ships.
Chutes. etc, Sea Shore. Ocean Plar.
Bathing Beachoa. Old Mill. Figure 8
Railway. Wheel. Pleasure Grove, Open
Air. Concol'is. .Shofo‘ Dinners. Shore
Theatre. etc. ‘
RETURNING. the Excursionists will
leave Savin Rock b actric Line in
time to reach Union; '" {New Hav-
an, at 6:15 p. m., a ' . irlls return
~..
WWW“! “9 i" ~ . Opoclal Train wIIl .. .
Wavegfilwnh 1* mend?! ”it" THE saw voax new HAVEN ans
"W“! . .,.k- - HanrsonoilAlLsoao co.
Claron e. Offence and John Burr. ‘ '56.",COLEY.
of West as. spent Sunday in N0!“ mow:- Pauenger Agent. h
walk. the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George 0. Plait.
Miss Mabel Gladstone.
street. and Miss “elite Cocaerham of
Woodward avenue. saw the sights at
Steeplechase Island, yesterday. ‘
Mrs. Winfield Scott has returned to
her home in Norwalk after spending
several days with her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens. in Ridgeficld.
' The Rev. William E. sooner, of Wil-
ton, Conn, will be In charge of the
services at St. Peter's. Oxford. and.
(‘hrlst church, Quaker Farms. August
13th.
Quito a party of men from Starr's .:
Plain. spent last Salurduy and Sunday
at the beach in Norwaik. They a“
report. a good time, despite the hard
rain.
Master .ialucs ll. ilocsicy. of 2 Mar-
shal strcci. has gone to Long island.
to npond a Week. Wcacr With his
father. who is mate of the Kate C.
Stevens.
The Greenwich Savings hank 1'0-
ports to tho comptroller Ilvo. deposits.
amounting to $3.35, which have. not
been increased or diminished in twcn—_
ty years. ' '
Judge Plan has issued an order. In
the United States circuit court. in the)
bill of complaint of rho Moxie Nerve
Food company ugninsl Victor W.
Bchmelzcr. of Mormon. The order ro-
alrains Schnielzor from sclilng “Mo-
dox" as “Moxie." , .4
The Arion st in, society Intentiliq‘
run an excursl fl 0 North hears oil
Sunday. August Illih, on the steamer
Huntington. 'l‘ho.»lcarnor is limited
to “It? “VP hillilil‘otl filtlfhlmldl'a. It"
not as of tickets for the «can. 1'
will lief iimllad in that mmlbsr. ‘ ' ‘
' 'liplnlh James A. lly‘an, formerl'y‘of
3mm Norwalk. who is now ai (lamp ~
Roberta as a detail from tho regular
nationals been detailed in tho Infan-
trynnd Calvary flchtloi at Fort Mav-
onwarth. Kan.. Iilflflrfioroii lo roporl
thorn August 20: its Mil loavo (tarnp
Roberta August lb.
1;; Mn by I, Kemp. ’li. W. Dunn.
J. .Wnsv l, r. it. B. Steven. If. ,‘
finals. eldnoy it. lego. Ir u a .
Nob: York; 0. H. Hui art, r, D r
bury: W 8. flutter. E if, iiidl'ofii.
Springfield; W. l‘ .Inssup. Rev.
Wemyas Smith. Norwnlll; til. .i. (trail.
Musillon. Ohio; A. ll. iiowes. .I. We
Eyery. neuron; A. n topper, New” .7
N. J.; 1.. II. Mix. filalnford‘. A. ,,
Moody. H. '1'. Campbell. New Haven;
Ill. W. Whilcomb, Pliishurg, Pin; .1. B.
Adams. lyracose: William 8. Pittml
Utiea: A. Whitloman. Brooklyn, were
guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
sffilmsrr
all this week.
Fresh or Corned Plate
l‘ 50 lb. 1' .
public“ Mira a.
32 '5:th Mun Street. ‘
of Spring ‘
g - u u . n -_-,-.-,-,I‘.
13kt
ftfi
131 82 i
3I7I3l7I"'-""" qr“... ,._..._._._._:.:'.'.,
S. Li la..fi
Trousers dolor
‘ 'Formor Prion:
so.” , ”some ‘ so.”
For: several rims we have
semi—annually conducted this.
sale of high Ri’illitl 'l‘rouscrs at.
above price. These sales in-
crease to popularity from year .-
to year, which is proof positive
that the values are all lhat we
claim them to be.
All this season’s gorilla. (isn't
he otherwise. as We conduct this
sale twice. a your. to clean out
all odds and ends.
ALI. SIZES.
”
WATCH
this spans for Imrostlnp storo
Haws.
.‘s‘n's‘s 1,:
.-‘
:‘I'I'I .
.-‘.‘=:-_
u:.;.
Opan Monday. Wodnsadsy and
Iaturday Evanln
or, ..........r
. I
{3* W. M". I» WWI-r :1
.f simulation at... so. 'lmlli.‘ .
a:-:-;- u;-;.;.;
s'a'l‘u'n‘t'aj.
- . .:u;a--
w .
ajcjs
‘ 0:... o
H.” ‘ ,,
OUR NERVES
Are the mainspiifin of the hu-
' s‘ M oysters. ~
we “pisses 'sno stoop
Nourish lilo body. whlls the
Livar. mic and Kldnsya
on}? off the symptom and lm»
our mailer.
With those crisps mosh:
natitrail‘ o ,
w
hofllh lit if
disturbed. waaihenad or Im-
pairx‘d distracts. misery. pain
a d’ disease appear. .
That“! important functions
and organs can be sent
actives“ a rat. and
iv ills other. make or dis»
ohm can soon be made nor.
dill. satire and well by the
use of that mi remarkable
and wonderful realm-alive
Wfldflamn Hamlin.
Drs. thin .I. l. error
Can do unsuited bailout
chat, by mail or in ..
horses at
‘1
“finial" anus who a ass.
NM” ‘ ‘ Augustllwvt'iapta'in‘.
so and the passengers made snap
shoto of him with cameras. Then
the light died gut, clouds oil it blank-
. was . ”WWW? I. the
III fatal" “New col ’ ‘ . the.
a cords-h team a «roast
and the wind rose from 20 miles to 60
miles an hour. Many passengers rev
ruined whore they could witness the
electricslstorln whose lightnins flash-
es were almost continuous light, and
temporarily. aimuaht blinded the on.
lockers. Theat .lnhroke apparently
directly above til parable.
duafio Hayrsvs sun u M
cm}. _ s M an
A, J. Nushaum, ,Bateavllle. Indians.
writes: "Last year i suffered for
three months with..a summ r cold so
distressing that it’intorfei" .wlth my
business. 1 had many of the symp-
crlption did not reach my case, and l
igok sevprni medicines which seemed
t only aggrayateomy case. Forta-
nately l Insistod “Mn Ming Foley's
Honey and Tai- and It quickly cured
me. My wife has since used Foley's
Honey and. Tan with the same suc-
cess,‘ Sold at Plaisted‘s Druiv.
Store. ‘ . It
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.
. .. NSONIA. August 2.—llccause hi
v Iked with a limp, Jononl. Hartman.
an alleged horse thief wanted In New
Britain. was captured in» this city. last
night by Sergeant larkin. of the. local
police force. and Sheriff McCabe, of
{Soothingtorn Hartman hired a rig oi
i“ .liveryman in pr'flrilnin‘n week
‘ago last Friday and drove to Nouga-
salc for 825 and taking 35 on account.
he skipped .to this oltv, where he are
cared work In one of the local mills.
The. state police were asked to oasis.
in finding the man and Sheriff Mc-
Cabe coming to Ansonla yesterday,
.kiartmnn was found sittlni: on 1h»,
steps of his boarding house last night.
He was placed in the jail hero and ta-
ken to New Britain for trial this morn
ing. He gave the age of 23 years.
SOOTHING AND'COOLING.
The salve that heals without a scar
is DcWIII‘s Witch Hazel Salvo. No
refncdy. eflecta such speedy relief. it
drawn .out inflammation. soothes.
stools and heals all cuts. burns and
bruises. A sure cure for files and
skin diseases. lieWIlt's is the only
genuine Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of counterfeits, they are dangerous
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. ‘
BRIDGE WORK AT A STANDBTILL.
NEW HAVEN. August Lie-No change
workers was ”Ilium this city to.
day. the men saying in reply to la-
qalrlea that the entire matter to now
out of their hands. having been form-
ally tnrnpd over to Presinssrt. Buchan-
;sp,.gf the Naliounl body. The local
strikers have little information as to
the conditions existing at 0th ‘r places
where structural steel workc‘s cm, on
strike. and were adverse to Wiring op-
inions as to the probability of a na
tional strike being ordered because of
the local trouble with the Boston
Bridge Company. Practically all the
bridge work affecting the steel and
iron workers on the lino of tho Now
York. New Haven and Hartford Rall-
road, In at a standstill
. PUBLIC I8 AROUSED.
The public is aroused lo a knowledge
of thc curallvo morlts of that grout
medicinal tonic. Electric Bitters. for
sick stomach. Iiror and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters. of {rill l-‘d. (flair Ave... Co
lurnlms, 0.. wriics: ”For several
months. i was given up to «Ito. i had
favor and nuns. my norvcs worn
wrecked; i could no} siccp, and my
stomach was so weak. from usoloss
doctors’ (Inigo. thni i could not our.
oon after beginning to lake Electric
ltorir. l obtained relief. and in a
short time i was entirely cured."
Guarani“ at 1“. H. Baxter’s drug
store; price i300. "
halo of Alotoreol in
Real Estate.
Notice is hmhy given that all IllI h
‘t, dill and interest as Frcdorca E.
pl it}. 1.3mm”. an lncnpnbio por-
sml. as d to all that certain
tract of real estate, with tho Imlldilfl
I last did no tat about Me.
am: ilm‘fl n slid mimics. a ‘
he 9‘ minerly by lair or John .
lta m. Easterly by land of Mrs. .Ien-
ale awaliursl and highway. and Woll-
lorly by land of .Ionnli- lluwxhurnt and
Highway. In for sale. '
"iiiciii’ihiri'hhiiiiidiiiiiih.“"" “’
(totinorvwfl’,“Yiil¢fl Conn.
’l‘o rho board of tionuly Composition»
era of I rfirlli‘l I‘olillty. 7‘
,l illn'uh'y only for a donation will
8 loans it Inmates bg' Liquors.
; a. laser War. Rhine Mae. and CI:
«for It hi Wall aim-i, Town of Nor.
walk. My plan or business is not in-
rslod within and fool in a direct line
of a Church Edition or Public Ilchooi-
house. or the proteins» norrulntml
therein. or any Formulae, Public IA~
hrary or Comolery.
Dated at Norwalii. this 2nd day of
August. A. 1)., rm. .
mots orgasm.
» opilcant.
We. the underai ed. electors and
laaseym. as dolls by law. of the
Town of limits. hereby endorse the
mm” of the shore named more
is for such license.
Dated at Norwallr. this ind day of
its list. A. 9.. loss.
that. John Oldenoo la:
man
8*. Henry ”ooh. Jacob Wolf. .
rad Escher.
i. y certify that, the shows nam-
g ‘ rs are elevators and taaoay»
a canned by law. of the Town of
Honors. . .
Dated at Namath this and My 0‘
u rations assoc. scares
”Writs no boots . x
W933i!
toms of hay Mar. and s doctor’s pros-
tuck. Here he offered the turnout for ..
'“ ""‘ “"‘llldwslfnne striking bridge ‘
, arose MAI ’ IROLLEY mos.
W‘
by Nina Monitor‘s!
nth Norwallt High lohool
Gina: of 1903. “
dado
ochhool in 1903 enjo, _
1 St eplechaafi
ltroiley ride to ‘
g‘uesday evening,
ieresting sights of
l
resort. The trip WM. vilthb'ut
toughen" by train to ‘3? by trol-
o .- , .~
a‘vi'lllios‘ livito went we
.lliib blilvsnd Mossrs.,Matt Corbett. law»
. ' members of the fourteen who
noted from the Southyfiorwalh‘ “'
inol— '
dent save for the ‘ ,t. ”W Bteepev
chase was too attra ii“ Vlt‘they had ‘
rhino mm. on. mass”. shah 0.
bill, Katherine Moilugh, Florence Cut.
rennet n rosary.§..Albel-t clam, rand
WI (ii e. y ‘. . y .
HM“
.iles’sandfleslmfl
grim. Momma .
onNanco 105‘”
sum-
A is mad r I _
. l'flomurglonr&l?.m
Wonasflonvulslonmmioh-
masondlolsdrm
u
ON
THE
BOUND
no N
L. M. RICH. AMUB
THURSDAY. AUG. 10, 3:30 P. M.
(if Stormy Next Fair Day).
First Grand Annual
BAIY SHOW
and
Decorated Baby Carriage Parade.
0150.00 tn Handsome Prizes-$150.00.
First Prize to Handsomost Baby,
WHEELER G. WILSON SEWING
MACHINE. VALUE $65.00.
iz—aiAUTlrur. seizes—12
Entry Blanks can be secured at The
Clifford, Isntsr'a and Plalstcd's Phar-
msclss. and. from any stand at Roton
Point. apoclal cars will take car-
risgss of contestants to and from Rot-
on Point free of charge.
land.-
pie.
iars.
Full Brass
Transportation for 10.0“) poo.
Watch daily papers for particue
Telephone
in
, Ilse
driller
.
. ’ .
‘ ‘.
‘—
.. WWMErww. m...
POINT
NATURE'S
WONDER-
MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND‘JAMES 8. KELLY.
EMENT DIRECTOR.
FREE—VAUDEVILLE—FREE
Daily at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.
From Keith's and Proctor's Circuits.
NEXT SUNDAY
SPECIAL VOCAL AND BAND CON-
CERT. WHEELER a
WILSON BAND.
Return Engagement of
Miss MARIE HUDSON. Prima Donna
Soprano. In
GRAND PATRIOTIC MELODY.
SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBAKES.
ETC.. A SPECIALTY, AT POPU«
LAR PRICES.
BADEBALL‘GAMES EVERY SATUR~
DAV.
BEST TEAMS iN THE STATE.
Call. 395-2.
a
Enormous Appetltos to food
there must he. lodging by the pro-
portions our orders have assumed this
summer. We are always busy. because
people in Boulh Norwaik that know
what good ments are know where to
find thorn at It low price. We. will
send you home a steak. roast. or chop
lit for the most fastidious critic. if
you leave your order.
J. W. DODGE.
Iuccouor to Jacob schaub.
12 Washington Must. . . Phons It”
S
. ”NEE.
Am”. A I). I. , , y
it EM" it. ”“73.
» of 10 M! 0m
u wmseros’ an.
a
union
All TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW PRICE. WI All
OFFERING ON THE IALANOI. OF OUR IUMMER ITOOK.
on...thrown...
is a pleasure to all who are lntorsatod
in beautifying tho homo.
ACCEPT AN INVITATION
to call and are our offarlngs.
w. would ospcolally like you is sad
our Anchors that wa ars saliln for
$1.96. Ws hava a nlosiy polshad
Oak Ilooltor with colitis seat. and also
a Rattan Rocker with full roll arm
and back. at this prlos. ‘
A. .i. ANGEVINE & SON.
cash.» Credit. 134 Washington It.
f «
now
RYAN,
acorn soawanx. .
LAND .
. . ‘ ' " n f”
“ w 5" ”id ‘ ’
lonesome. exam our ooo‘owom .
c. . 5“
war
seahorses”; mama's surpass.
r r7.
.. - ANOTHE .
"’5 "“ “is .1,!"l',.‘.i"‘~ . o oil on
' 9r 4. .. i. ~ ~ «.- g.
‘1 “i, 5_ fl .
from asssav unosawu‘n
son women
w
Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it. will inter-
est you.
‘Woraen's Good Quality Vests, 100
each.
Women's Fina Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests,with the wing sleeve or alcove-
leaa. at 1250. ‘
‘ Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests.
white. trimmed with lace. value 25o,
now 19c. .
Women's Lisle Vests in white or
black, trimmed with lace. at 250.
IOME DAINTY WASH WAIITS
FOR YOU _
Here sreseveral lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from.
prettily trimmed, very latest designs
sa‘td out. and price very much to your
lilting.
Ladies’ Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waists. all sizes, at i500.
sue-no
121.33"? ’3 lt>l="'i iii? a r: "
“‘ tractwns l
Ladlos' White Shirt Walsts. tuck”
, front and back. at 69:.
Ladies’ White Larva ahlrt Wallis.
embroidery fronts. tucked basis... at
98c. ‘ '
ladiss' White Lawn Shirt Waiats.
tucked and 'homstitched, extra good
Iowa at 81.60. ‘
W
THE rLuarv autumn
unnaamuaLlno.
.aa—s—
When you read the descriptions.
when you come to compare the solidi
with the prices. you’ll buy: for tho
economy of it all is bound to impress
you. ’ ,
Ladies‘ White Muslin Corset Covers
made yoke effect of lace. ribbon
trimmed. at 25c.
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers. oambrio
ruffle, hemetitched, at 25c.
ladies Muslin Gowns. tucked you.
at‘ c.
Lndies' White Skirts. made with
deep embroidery finances. also under
ruffles. at 75c. 89c and 98c.
. ‘ _..._..._.._M ......,
. ..
Ladies‘ Leather Hand Bags at s 1
laundry. We are agents for the Star
1'6 WASHINGTON ST. .
88-85 Washington Street. .
IN OUR THREE WEEKS’ SALE
WHITE CANVAS SHOES.
75c
WHITE CANVAS surrlass.
’ salesman...
Souvenir Postal Cards and Albania
Also a full line of Souvenir stroll Goods.
iron
0 per cent. reduction.
Water Wings. that keep you above water.
WE NOW. HAVE. IT.
No more sharp edges or torn lawn dry.
Have your work done by a hand
All Hand Laundry.
. F. J NELSON.
donors, noswahx, was.
Greatest
WHITI' LAWN WAISTS, AT 98¢,
Trimmod Hats sold for loss than cost.
nlc. line of Skirts, made In the Iatost
Call and canvlnco yourself before
fact fit It tho
The Fair Cloak
WA... “A ....
. .
fl WAIHINGTON OTRIIT.
or
in the year.
A i'cw of the specmis we are
These Suits are covered. in
Tapestry.
tray: for trace Couch.
$16.50 for some Comb.
“0.50 for 8:3.” Couch.
The Couches are all covered
enroll Winston‘s .. s.
at
sheen. Eusrpffomd
Children's drcsus.16c. up. Hats. which have been $1.25. now
6! WAOHINSOTON OTfngT.
.5 loosenoé .
Of Trimmed Millinery.
All unlrimluodhtraw lists. 258. we. and the. Children's Mull Bonnets
and Washable flats. Ladlos' Duck Hate in all the latsst styles.
8. S. TILLOTSON.
Minion Sill
Extends in the people of The Norwaiks the opportunity to secure
Furniture at prices from 25 to so 'pcr cent. lower than any other time
'I'iicse reductions we
offering this week:
$30.00 for 055.00 5 place Parlor Suite.
$5o.oo for $70.60 5 piece Parlor Suite.
845.00 for “5.00 5 piece Parlor Suite.
f
Dollars in Furniturecam holding, “m.“ J 636: ' f ‘ J,
4 mo plums and maintain. ._
to NORTH MAIN I‘l‘. ............ WW NOW}
4%
woam also;
my»
Flowers almost glvsn sway. Alas a
style, from that) up. .
buying slaswhoro. Ws guaranty»-
and Fur Store,
A...
.w' - J?
1c
i} .k
(acorn sonwaut. cons.
of not
Invite you to take advantage of.
Verona Velour, Silk Damask and
SI“
in host grades Mfiorirgand
in»
“‘7! .- r.-
Norwalk Chronicler