tissues tor Tomorrow. 4:5” sets 7 :05. “mamrmnm W m...,u..m. gas. at, ‘ ' “ bloomingrwluhingmn all ~ month . ‘ taxoop -—a o'clms. . tor asons cordially invited. itseWWW MI is. W. Iii. Robert If. Wil- ,, Milt". No. 8!, R. A. M. , ', in Donovan Block loll Washington 1 ' and fourth ya of cash. . Ly and August excepted—41 B , Al [loyal Alon Masons cordially . x’l‘had ous Guyer. K. P. Robert . t I ' . m, , 0am cssp.,rlo.ss, om.- amml am ' an block. its Washington gull In Donny m0 and fourth Fridays of each é lily and August excepted—at. 7:46 A. a g in. l members of Order of roordiai invited. was Nana wlan . MM. iss Ida Shereruseo .ltalisn engineer, Signor Jelpo, ‘ invented a submarine elevator for ling wrecked vessels. The inven- vas recently put to a practical 7, Ii. with complete success. in the Qty-of Naples, where a stone barge. hunt a couple of weeks ago, and lying ‘I'. I depth of about fifty feet, was - brought to the surface with ease. The 3' Islam lifted was about sixty ions. the apparatus consists of compressed air chambers of canvass and wire. each use too lifting capacity of sixty tons. and it Is possible to attach as many . of these as may be necessary. after calculating the weight to be lifted. All the port authorities witnessed the BX‘ periment. and warmly congratulated W the engineer. 6Y8 There is a great and little known W natural bridge twenty miles southwest or Douglas, Wyoming, where he Piele creek breaks through the foothills of the Laramie mountains. in the span of its arch is said to be the greatest in the world. it is 180 feet wide and 75 feet above the water. The stream lioWs through a canyon nearly one thousand feet. deep. The bridge Is a ledge *of‘rock, near the bottom of the canyon. Doubtless once the water flowed over the ledge, but in process 'of time found softer material below and were its way through. making the Lewis Risa ,levsd Teodor OaraW in nesday in Baltimore. of rapid consump— tlon. teen years in the homes of Rev. Paul Moorsfitraysr, of this city. and of Mrs. Strayar's osmotic and Mrs. Jarrett .N. Gilli-It. . . 1} naturism maintains. but it was ‘ about “years. his was raised at the chairsida of an Invalid, and never was . uspd NM urea, but the seasoning was always Just right. gentle as a woman and was espec- ially solicitous in time of sickness. when the dalntiest dishes 'and most soothing poultices were prepared , by him. with a woman's sympathy made him the best of nurses. eat pleasure in serving others. and was delighted if he could surprise. them with some unexpected delicacy or at- tention. serve women. when things ware well done. ed appreciation; gratitude was more to him than gold. of falsehood. Books were not in his line. his way he was wit, poet and philoso- pher. a gentleman. where. family, but never obtrusively.. There was a. marked difference in the way he received the aged or little children. in the minister’s absence no Southern gentleman could have shown visitors to a seat witr more courtesy. When the weather was cold. he would always ask the postman or messenger or de- IilWWWW boy to "come in and warm up a t." The disease fell on him suddenly. Everything was done to check it. but heredity was against him, and he had not wanted to live since the death of Mrs. Btrayer. to whom he was wist- tuliy devoted. Rochester hospital. he went back to the Gllhcrts to die, and had not. to wait long. or went to Baltimore and gave him a funeral befitting an old and faithful servilor. Southern family servant, with a pro prietary interest in the household.—~ Rpchester, N. Y.. Democrat and Chron- ic 9. Lil a oi oi . Mil ‘ Connecticut W assay the Last Days 0ij His, Lita. Would firing Oultflor Fraud. Lewis Rice, colored. died last Wad. HARTFORD. August 3.-—Policy He had been a servant for ill!- the A. “dtmwa Of his ax- to working out of doors. He was tnrsl cook, never able to give a l and spurnlng weights and meas- Abont the house he was version at the A man’s strength combined He got his high- shareholders.‘ ‘ Manlike, he preferred to He said they knew He lov- He was incapable But in All his instincts were those of annually. He made friends every- At. the door be greeted call- as if he were a member of the E. N. Sipperly, After some time in a On Friday last Mr. Stray- He was of the best type of ment which was» WATER FOR FACTORY HANDS. ,. _“ Employos of the Lockwood Manufac. turlng Company, Served From Mr. Lockwood's Arte-lad Well. Through the generosity of Henry 8. Lockwood, four hundred employees of the Lockwood Manufacturln pany are daily enjoying the g of pure. cold water. drawn from the depths of an artesian well. This well is located on the property of Mr. Lock- wood on “The Hill,” South Norwaik. and was drilled about a year ago by . of Westport. water is carted to the factory in bar» rcls. one of the employees being em- ployed for this purpdae. PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE. .I. I). Iiunyan, of Butlerville. 0., laid the peculiar disappearance of his pain- ful symptoms. of indigestion and bill- ousness, to Dr. King’s New Life Pills. He says: “They are a perfect remedy. for dizziness, sour stomach. headache. constipation. etc." Guaranteed at F, H. Baxter's drug store. ORWA‘WRE '1 m holders to the number of seventy-live attended a special meeting yesterday of the Connecticut man and Realty Company, for the purpose of discuss- ing the lilierosta of shareholders of A. and‘D. D. classes. meeting was held. in Columbia Hall with Attorney Noble D. Pierce, Bristol. the new president of the or- ganisation, in the chair. the policyholders were represented by awyers who advocated the appoint- ment of a receiver to bring fraud suits against those responsible for the di- , ”18.000 from the expense. fund. After much discussion the meet- ing voted to. Indorse a. plan of settle. ,. submitted. This plan includes a provision for turning the assets of theoompany into cash as soon as possible. the abandoning 0t . the expense «fund assessment and out. ting insurance at the expense of the The plan also advo- cates taking up all the existing certiii. coins and giving In exchange therefore to each installment shareholder, es~ cent classes G, Hand L. and to each holder of the old paid up certificates. except A. A. classes and D. D. classes. paid up certificates for the full amount paid in, loss the insurance deduction. A dividend of 3 per cent. is to be paid The of Several of ...... com- enofit The ...—....— prlce 250. bridge. Secretary Bonaparte has issued an order excluding bill collectors from lathe department corridors, where they . are wont to swarm on pay day. That delinquent debtors employed in this do- partment may not take advantage of this order. he has issued another to the effect that creditors unable to col‘ Iect from government employee in Attractive Offerings fer Summer Needs. 0iookboldars f that department may complain to the chiefs of bureau. who will discharge the<"efiiployc on investigation, it the Ladics' White Lawn Walsh: at ....... .. $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00 former prices, $1.50, .200 and $3.00. oflense seems to be grave enough, _._..-—> ra‘smous. ladies Wash Suits. were up to $4; all at one price ..... $2.50 The delicious tomato is getting ripe and tasty. There is such a thing as ‘ setting Into a rut In the manner of serving it. and just because your “folks" always eat it with sugar and Ladies' japancsc Silk \VEIISIS. were ...................................... $3.1xvaud $5.00; 110w s $1.95 and $3.75 vinegar or oil on it don‘t think they ,..»wouldn't. like it with salad dressing some times. Lay the slices on crisp n lettuce leaves, pour over the dressing. but not. so as to cover the INN-m. ~ .. cm” i Wash Skirts in nest dots, also Illll'll, \‘i‘IIIIt' and colored. were $1.50 and $2.00, at ................. 950' and $1.25 ‘bright color. and see if the change ~' doesn't meet with approval. W A considerable quantity of good 1‘ ptrong tea of fine flavor is an accepts~ ’4 “bier addition to a fruit punch. 1*" ‘ Tan colored pongee with bands of bright color makes a nutty bathing suit. Another very charming bathing suit is made of while mohair with touches “it. of Iight~blue at neck and on the sleeves. Embroidery and stitching seem to be more used for trimming the gowns of serge than 11100. A bit of hand our broidery makes a very neat finish for lodlt-and-sklrt still of serge. ,. :'i‘-lle woman who makes her summer vwartirobe entirely of wash materials will do well to count the cost of laun- dering beforehand. Muslin doesn’t. sound as sapensiva as silk. but wait until the laundry bills are paid—reck- on the cost. at the and instead of at the beginning of the season, and then 000! _.____..___.........._— CLEVELAND’O NEW DEPOT. lulu of 00,000,000 to be Exended for " 3 Union Button. CLEVELAND, 0.. August 3.—~The to announcement is made that ad is to have a $6,000,000 us- on depot. $3,000,000 of which will be . gallon; of the New York Central " loss as a part of the appropiation or , ,000 for improvements to be tirade within the next three or tour years. The tracks through the city will be elevated. Other New York ventral improvement work on which has/already been started. include the opsning of the Clearficid coal district by the building at a new railway into Lind the double tracking of the Big ‘ Raiiroad. 9 development or the Clourileltl Mil-lei. entails the building of a line Wilson the (ill (lily line of the Lake _ ,‘ ' and the soil coal road of the sin York Central. The cost or this ' emeni is figured at 35.000000. ten the money has been approo “ ‘ ’ 1' item of unease is an or- , our the construction of 125 steal, ‘ ‘m the West Shore which are Ladies“ llathlquSuits, special values at. . $2.75. $3.98 and $5 Ladies" Mtlslin Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers, rcg~ We oii'rr you choice of all of our fancy mixed cassimcre, cllcviot and at 1 l7) , ‘ tweed suits at a fraction 11f regular prices, under our great guarantee . . 'W W .. A ~ of “Satisfaction or Money Back." Come while your size is here. 4. ,,‘, This is the way prices run: W «I $7.98 $6.98 $1.89 lit-marks Remarkable Reduction "of Men’s Smart Suits selling of men's suits since the sale opened. No wonder, with high— gradc. perfect-fitting. stylish suite at such remarkably low prices. tins season. and as smart as they make ‘cm. Get one while picking IS good. rm. and can in every man who comes promptly. All new wide—hip models ill u'uul crash and ilanncl. reduced as follows: IIlt‘ magnetic power of Red Tags is apparent in the splendid $9.98 $11.98 $14.98 lluliug Suits ,Wuu Iluuu ()ul go the outing suits of homespun and wool crush, all new $17.98 $7.98 $9.98 lluling Trousers But .- humr wuli outiut,r lrouscrs~wc'vc put quick-moving prices 011 $2.39 $2.89 hlc mluctmns among the furnishingsvpirkings worth picking up. ogers&$tevens T81. 32-2. SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. South Norwalk. DIPHTHERIA IN FAIRFIELD. A slight ruse of diphtheria is report- ed to huw- been discovered in Fair- tiold. 'l‘ln» sick one Is a little girl only IIVt' yours old. but she is now greatly impruwuslx-r The cuso was dis- cown-d p-ldorduy and anti-toxin was administered. , pr. W. H. Donaldson. the town health odioer, reports that the pullout is improving. Members of tlw family have been quarantined and no nthvr case has been reported. llr. Ihlllnlilsuil says he does not know how lliu (Ilsnuso was communicated to the pullout. There is no need of poo pie Ill'lllLI zilurmod over the case, so he i‘t‘pul'ls. IMPERIAL YACHT SAILB. COPENHAGEN. August 3—s-The Ger- man imporinl yacht liohensoilcrn, with Emperor William on board, sailed to- duy for Sussuitz Pomerania. “’l‘hu Blill'uul" ”Gill?" and UpA-toDatc. Aa-mnnmdallans First Class. Rates Very Moderate. ]OSEPH L. WALZ. Proprietor. Telephone 398. .1 initials; . t in to carry the electric t of the road. The plans also the one pins of a part of the ~ Ma railroad with electricity Hniuh Norwaik, Jilly 29, 1905. Proposals will be received by the Board or Water Commissioners at their nllli'r. lllli Washington street, for trenching. lint-k filling and laying about ular 501‘ ............................ . ........... 390 Ladies" Summer Corsets in iluiislc and Not, aloud-1rd makes. regular price 500. ..................... 390 Wash Dress (iomls, rluiicc variety, value up in too ........ 90 36 inch Black 'l'alirta Silk, regular value $1.50 ......... $1.10 45 inch Black andeavy Mohair Sicilians for Separate Skirts, our regular dollar quality ...... 79c Figured All Silk Foulards, were 50c: about 2 dos. pieces 25c , 500 boxes Writing Paper, advertised as a 25 cent value; heretomorromabox. ....... 8c Ladies' Bolts in Black antllVliitc Silk, reg. price 50¢. . .. 38c four hundred (400) foot of 4-Inrh water pipe in Hucwden street, in the City or South Norwalk. $3.50 Ladica’ Trimmed lists. :1 00d assortment .. V ' $149 value up to Plans and specifications may be seen at this office Bids will close on Tuesday. August‘i, at 7:80 o'clock pm. WATER COMMISSIONERS. 129 iii Ladics' Square. Neck Sleeveless Vests, reg. value 12%c.. 9c «oumwo 4 Men's Illark Socks, rug. price we pair ...........'. 4 for 250 Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder 150 are the best. llsshsnlosi precis- 72x90 Bleached Sheets, value 500. . . . . . .. .....s-l.:.:. 35¢ ion. perfect material sud carslul finish are the features that have . iumlo Waltham Watches the nest v 3 qt. Ice Cream Freezers Ideolsll in the world. in gold. gold UIIODI ....$a.15 filled and silver cases at 9 Jolly ’l‘tunblcrs. 25c value 190 dosed.‘ A. W. Austin’s, ...—.w ‘-,.... the cusp is only a slight one and that. - JAPANESE DO NOT LIKE PANAMAI home the families of deceased laborers1 I‘tlhll), August 3.--'l'h(- lnunigrutlon'and no allowance of passage moneyd HARTFORD August 3.—»'i‘hc follow- companies object to sending lulmrl-I'S‘ley ulso assert that the drinkinging companies’illed certificates of in- to Income to work on the canal on , water and sanitary conditions are badlcorporaiion with the. Secretary of the ground that the conditions ihcrci Th.» government placed the question oflState today: “The Brooks-Collins are unsatisfactory. They assert thatmonding the laborers and the condi-iCompany New Haven. capital $20 000' there art- no arrangements to rare for' lions before the emigration oillcerslthc Tarramauggus Corporation Water: the sick, no provisions for rctnruiuglwho found it as above stated. ‘bury. capital 850,000. W or”: A CUP,OF OUR COFFEE ID A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE. STRONG, RICH AND FRAGRANT. MORE NEW CORPORATIONS. THERE IS A WORLD OF COMFORT IN A CUP OF THIS COFFEE. A GENTLE TONIC FROM WHOSE GOOD EFECT THERE IS NO REACTION—A8 BRACING A8 A SEA BREEZE. A MORNING CUP WILL LIGHTEN THE LABORS OF THE DAY. . \ IF YOU WOULD PRACTICE ECONOMY WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY. USE OUR DELICIOUS COFFEE FRESH FROM THE ROASTER EVERY OTHER DAY. NOTHING SO GOOD IN TOWN. W W Chas. ' lillllllli lillllllill. We ' ' ymauri WEST WISHINBIIN SIHEEI. TELEPHONE CALL asa- .. .....- . .... . ...-s”......._._.- ...... ... ...»..- are. 806. Fur—Bairiéi'ifi.35. Three Reasons Why You Should Use * MaudS Flour 6 FIRED-BECAUSE IT MAKE, NICE, WHITE IREAD, AND MORE OF IT THAN ANY OTHER BRAND IN THE WORLD.‘ . , SECOND-DECAUIE EVERY POUND I8 GUARANTEED AND THE PRICE IS ALWAYI RIGHT. ' ' THIRDA—BECAUBE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING NICE. FRESH FLOUR, A8 IT COMES DIRECT FROM THE. MILLS TO OUR STORE. NO LAYING AROUND DOCKS. FREIGHT HOUOEB, ETC., LIKE MOST BRANDS. W i AND WE MIGHT ADD: DY DAG OR BARREL. THE NEW YORK Groupur uul WE GIVE OUR PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS WITH IT WHETHER YOU IUY to Well at. Namath. dons. blfibsivrwmhsrs and Bonnie. ‘ i \ LW «sssssossmmmsue ,, , ._ s. as and a mu am , . ‘1 ...... "" “nut-urn ‘ 001 . - , z . , ., . o , l “J 7 ~ , .1 ,' ' y ‘. ~ ' . W ’7‘ j‘W . .. ' ‘.‘i l" 41' “:09": 1
Norwalk Chronicler