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wfihfi’ fEVluwu ‘
huh w. I. m't “a
W. NO. It, I. A. M.
‘ I38 Washington
“ma“hhm eudayuofeaan
andA at a
no Auhauonae ”Mid-:18
... Ga er.l:lP. Robe!
bandied Order Eastern Ctar
In Donovan blockage Washington
It doors
,1: and Anselm axes
lawns“
' tlcian, who Is couldered by
to be an Idiotic wonder. stopped
hotel in a small town in Henry
.. recently, "says the Oak Grove
filth”. ,“As usual, In such
eru were a number of drum-
hind: there was also a meet-
uflsome medical men at the place,
used the hotel as headquarters.
On a: thedoctors thought it would
alter. joke to tell Fields that some
'9 ll. D.'s had concluded to kidnap
and take out his brains to learn
It was he was so good in maths-
cu. He was then asked by them
I he was gains to do about It.
, ‘s raplied: “I will go on without
bruins Just as you doctors aredoing. "
invited. Miss Nana
is. his Sharer. flee
As appearsfrOm a report from Ot-
we, Mr. Rider Haggard. who re-
1 Ltly visited the United states and
Canada on a tour of Inspection of va-
one colonies. such at that of the
Salvation Army and others, preferred
A request to the Dominion Parliament
1111tor‘ten townships of land, or about
340.0% acres. to be appropriated for a
settlement funds for the settlement
in Its lntial stages to be supplied by
the ‘British government Premier
Laurier has expressed himself [as In
.3. favor of the grant, on condition that
'th‘e laws of the Dominion are com
plied with -8hould the experiment
be successful it is probable that other
grants will be asked for. and that
, thus the movement of crowded city
Kaopu'l‘hi‘lons to‘ the funds will be begun. 1
FASHIONS.
”1'
1" it Is Just the season to serve for
breakfast these delicious corn cakes
for which I am glad to give you the
recipe. Score and scrape the pulp
from six ears of corn. Add weli- beaten
eggs, four tablespoons of milk or
cream. two tablespoons flour one-half
teaspoon bakln “gopowdcr. salt and pop-
nor to taste. ok on griddle. Some
use simply the seasoned corn and
031‘: Is dilllcult to hang a skirt well’
but if you’ll either stand before a full
‘1 length mirror or rest a large one on
the door against the wall. you it find
It amuch simpler matter. And wheth~
or you hang your own skirts or not. if
you'll observe them carefully occa-
idionaily. you 'Il possibly be saved from
Wembarrassment
' "11' When you are canning dont forget
to put up some fruit In small glasses
for the lunch baskets. it takes much
. time and thought to prepare appetiz-
. lag lunches six days in the week. but
it In time and thought well espendcd.
There's sermons In people' a gaite as
In in 'stones and running brooks.’
have never thought of It be-
, Just notice how few women walk
.,1 ‘ float of them waste a great.
deal of force. Some bavo the ungrace-
III! habit of swinging the hips upward
' outfield which' causes the hips to
yr large; others seem to forget that
M slid'; owor limbs were made
1. alhi 0 use the whole body
e p rposc. It's a pity to use
Mar much energy in so simple a met-
as walking.
is a good plan to strain tomatoes
putting them up in bottles;
it'tan easy flatter to make sodp.
on fewer bottles are rmuired.
know a woman whose time is so
oodupiod that there Is little time
' standing and studying, yet she took
course In history by placing ther
book above the kitchen table and
In: at it occasionally. We waste
will valuable time tor thinking while
"lull III are busy with .work that re-
run little attention. A few pages
'1?“ ‘ ' he of some good book read
thought over each day keep the
1 active and make one better com-
or one‘u self and others. ~ -.
lonely fitted bodies is dressisr
loose one and I- likely to be-
m popular as the (all comes
ularly tor theater wear.
.. unable to help the correspond
dullgs a recipe for cooking
a for lentil soup. Will.
who has used them kindly
bur recipes and accept our
a
'Is pretty drawn work which is
one without tiring the eyes
waists. underwear. table lin-
lt is surprising to see how
. m is completed If one keeps
'lt can be easily picked up and
la odd minutes.
be more comfortable for
Ills hot days than low necked
. ' . dresses? As for ei-
older people“ by them.
1 are naive y worn.
is very this don't In»
In unless you wear the
, is not always "anointed with careful.
t garb” TLris
set-yahoo of law and of safeguarding a
m“ Instead of any more dings at a
paints
her very effective decoration
or embroidered under- ‘
.00 Ills I
tor for "00:“ ”livable ’
Herod island. Wfluiue.
905.
To the Editor oi Them Sentinel zeal
ludicioua weighing of utterance. The
main point to he hated is ,, .thw‘
, v
‘Ari‘pv
was new inn fi
Norwalk's represent
stand was not taken be
and Sunday baseball was 0 idardll
om crime in the calend .but
a 'interest of public morality. oIr
venerable and uplifting Inst tutlon.
Sunday baseball is but an terin
wedge. making way for utter dlrre
Dr. Ladder. the Mmsn Catholic
Bishop of Syracuse. has recently utter-
ed strong warning to those who “cul-
pably violate the duties and
tions of the Lord's Day. " and the Hon.
Andrew D. White has publicly thank-
ed him for It. Mr. Mooree' haying of
the reporters may have been beside
the mark. but that is a minor point.
minis
ter. it is now time for those whl: have
the best interests of the town
to thank Mr. Moore for savingt e self
respect of all those who signed the
protest and for voicing a highj public
sentiment.
ROMILLY F. HUM—PHRIEB.
How TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Moat victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated
Orla‘o Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
J. J. McIntyre and H. Bagshaw.
Hartford. rose binder.
Frank I). Eager, Waterbury. mech-
anical movement
A. C Thompson Waterbury, game
apparatus.
Walter H Iiart. New Britain, latch
lifIIng member.
Edward C. Howiund. New Milford.
3 patents, puzzle.
Albert P (leer, New London. eva-
porator.
Henry Wilde and T. Cosgrove, New
London, bobbin or quill winding ma-
chine.
Trade Marks.
Billings & Spencer 00.. Hartford.
die forgings
Arthur D Creed Hartford. 2 trade-
marks; pianos
Whorf «It Marshall. Hartford leather
boots and shoes.
Henry D. Nobles.
ointment .1"
Winchester Repeating Arms 00..
New Hayen. cartridges for breech
loading firearms. .
American Ring (10.. Waterbury.
clasps . and fasteners for personal
wcar.
Iandcrs. It‘rary — Clark New liri-
lain. table and carving knives. etc.
Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co. New
Milford. wood- fillers. primers and
East Hartford.
Berbecker & Rowland
Wuterville. nails,
tacks.
Monohansett Mfg.
shootings and shirtings.
MAYOR MULVIHILL CHOKEB.
RRIIXIEPORT August It. HMRYOT
Denis Mulvlhili was seized wilh I III
of «boklng Tuesday and came near
dying He had a second attack that
night. and though better. Is bot yeI
well. Dr O'Hara. who attended him
said that the trouble was a stoppage
of the windpipc. but thatuwhat caused
it wassomewhat of a mystery.
PLEASANTLV EFFECTIVE.
Never In the way, no trouble to car
ry. easy to take. Moasnnt anti never
falling in results are DoWIlt's Little
Early Risers. These famous littlc
pills are a certain guarantee against
headache. billlousness, torpid llvcr and
all of the ills resulting from donstipa
tlon. 'l‘bcy tonice and strengthen the
lltel‘. Cure Jaundice. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. 4
Mfg (10..
tacks and thumb
00.. Putnam.
Sale of Real Estate
Notice is hereby given that all such
right. title and interest as Charles I".
McGrath. late of Norwaik, deceased.
had at the time of his death in and to
the following described real estate. to
wit: One parcel of land situated In
the town of Norwaik. at East Nor
walk. being a building lot in dimen-
alone 50 feet from and r'aar‘and 132
lost more or less In depth. 1b0unded
North by land of Oscar W. Raymond
and wife. East by land of are P.
June. South by highway called Myrtle
avenue. and West b land of .i. Stun-gee
Randell; being lot 0. 88 on a map of
land formerly owned by John 1" Ben
nctt. whlclrmap is on lilo in the cities
at the Town Clerk of Norwalk: is for
soul
at. particula a and terms lupply to
WILLIAM S IDD. Administrator.
south Norwal
i
i? YOU, WANT A1
Tinctures 2m
TRY THE
-'2ar\tor‘
It is not a Patter unm
has the lucky durvo sacs
lieadl nit ”Raul
It
ml'
are particularly 0”“?
l'Iior all religious association of thu'
. w,
bbliss- 1
heart .
groan constigaiiolu in:i stunning: 7 CAKES OZONE SOAP......... 25c
e ver an owe an res ores
natural action of the bowels. OrIno 3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS...., 250
Laxative [Fruit gy‘rup dig“ gotlinause- 2 sites. GRAPE NUTS .......'. 26c
ate or gr pe an s m an p casant .
to take. ' Refuse substitutes.1 Sold at 2 “(‘33- SHREDDEDWHEAT... 250
Pleisted’s Drus Store. ” 3 LBS, Lanna PRUNES... . . 25¢
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
9'I‘5he following were issued August 8,
101 .
List furnished from cities of A. M.
Wooster, Conn: | »
T H. Macdonald, Bridgeport. phonic - .
apparatus.
Per 0 Grundberg. Hartford. rotary ’4 COTTAGE AVENUE'
engine. ‘ EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Conn. ,
d ilddts ‘
‘ Ilsa will: them :06an your:
day. The obioot at the company is Illto.
«and» in the wholesale boot and shoe
business. The authorised 032mm is.
Lam and tit a incorporation
Hub bell and George P. Hubbub"h oi
Dirty. 'sad Frank Iii. Craig. of fps-Brill
g‘The- Clifford"
1- Mm and Unto-Dale.
Accumulation: first am.
Rafe: Very Moderate.
JOSEPH L. WALZ,
Wafer,
Telephone a 396.
Buy Your Grocer-
ies at Our Store
. and Save
Money.
101488. SUGAR ........... ..... .8l.00
81.86 .8135 81.85 81.85 “.85
aSEIII Ailiillil. sung
OF
llfill GRADE
Trousers
that formerly sold nI 82.60.
83.00 83 50. NOW
$1. 85
This sale is now in progress
at our store.
Trousers on exhibition in
our East window.
This Is the leading sale of
Trousers In this vicinity, and
has been for yours.
WATCH
space for interesting
store news.
Wm.r.mww“~n.
$1.85 $1.35
. $819
$1.85
98’” “I. 981$ 9819 S91. 9813
31,85 3135' $1.85 $1.85
this
$1.85
$1.35
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TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HAT-
. TER. FURNISHER.
. 85 Washington St. S. Norwuik
81.85 81.85 ".05 1 31.85 81.85
1.85
9818
HOYT’S THEATRE.
nun—n—
One Week Commencing
MONDAY, auousr 14.
Chester Debate
and his
Ila COMPANY.
Direction PHIL LEVY.
in a Repertoire of
NEW SCENIC PHODUCTIONO.
MONDAY EVENING A NEW PLAY
Old Ross Road!
Mariam Wednesday and Islet-day.
PIIIGII responses
lasts on sale beginning Thursday,
August will. at the usual place.
semisolid to match.
Gall
100
C
there are rare opportun’ttles 1tor non.
was 1Est Sudan and Satur- dan '.
Lots of Pretty ‘
Laces, Reduced
CLEANING HOUSE.
Point de Paris Edges. Ecru
cons. Novelty bacon. formerly
to 26c; Saturday.
.50
Bati
True Fit Corsets
Medium and long hips. made of
etc, light as a feather and
strong as Iron.
39c
Another Towel
Bargain
Extra large Turkish Bath Tow-
7t c is curate " t sometbtnnneu'ntcd hetero doing on in.
Summer some“. I“
Embroidered
Belts
White Wash Bolts. neatly em-
broldered; all sizes; all you want
of them.
250
Women’s White
' you cull have any Dress We have
Children’s
Dresses 1
Gingham and Madras Dresses.
T0 class every garment the stack
goes on sale Saturday at exactly
half market price. 'l‘hrs means
that is marked 8i..00 at
WashGoods
About 400 yards Printed Lawns,
Vollios. Organdlos and Novelty
Sultings. regular prices 1255c to
100; we do not. want a yard left
after Saturday-
70
. 500
Foot. Hose
with double soles. You pay 15c
pair for this same Stocking. Sat-
urday you here have Two PAIRS
or
21c
Corset Covers
Another lot of those 500 Lace
and Ribbon Trimmed Covers. Sat-
urday,
39c
Misses’ Hose
Misses' Black Lace Hose. double
Boys” Hose
Buys‘ Corduroy Ribbed School
Hose. double sole and knee, our
well known 19c quality,
12 1-20
Novelty Laces
Remnants Valencienne‘s. Torch-
ons and Ciuuys. 2 yards
5c
500 Laces, 25c '
We have gathered pp all the
remnants of Fine Laces and Lace
Bands and put them on a table
for easy buying. Regularly sold
50c to 81.00; the price will be'
250
mer'
eds full bleached. you would con~
siuer them cheap at. 00c; Saturday $101.33?“ turn green. value “5c’
pr ce
. .
Hosiery. Fly Paper
Women' 9 Black lugrain Lisle Best grade sticky Fly Paper.
Ross. drop a tub effects that you
have paid 33
0 30¢ for all sum-
.'Saturday,
250
Be
300
—'_h ..
Postma
leaving
gers.
The
annoys
been a
ed In
The
6380
kidney
soon a
IOVOI‘B
(lure.
Store.
year I
agara
coma
lore
That Will be Proof Against
WASHINI‘ 'I‘ON August Il ~BI fore
General Cortrlyoit directed the lean
ance of a new form of money order.
which it Is believed. will
against alteration at the hands of for
who purchase money orders for email
ambunto and raise them. passing them
upon merchants after office hours. Al-
though tho direct loss falls entirely
upon those who accept the orders, the
department refusing to cash them ex-
cept as originally drawn there has
tion of tho offcrlders.
soon as new plates can he prepared
and other necessary preliminary ar-
rangements made.
ANOTHER GOOD OMAN GONE
He neglect ed to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney trou-
bio hoping it whuld wear away. and
be was soon a victim of Bright's dis
If Foley‘s Kidney Cure Is taken at
once the symptoms will disappear. the
Morgantown. ind, had to get u ten or
twelve times in the night. In
says. and was cured by Foley's Kidney
PHOTOGRAPHER! ELIOT.
National OIflcm Circuit—Committee's
Candidate Ior President Beaten.
BOSTON, August ll .-—-Charies w.
Heard. of iloston. yesterday was elect-
ed president of the: photographers As-
sociation of America, defeating the
nominating committee's candidate 0.
J. Van Devontor. of Decatur, Ill.
Idorrlu B ParkinsonJ
llr. Van 139va was chosen first
rice-president. Charles L. Lewis.“
Toledo. 0.. was elected second vice
president. Frank R. Barrow. of Bos-
ton. treasurer. III. Edward Wilson.
of Savannah. a. secretary. Nest
is the saving
r! o! Geo. A.’
“0?th I.M ml“. d liniu h Ith
our eeriwau ii I90 I ill
with «none {throat Trouble sndwo two '
physicians gays
try Dr. King‘s
bottles she was all
correct basil
Dress Ginghams
quality Dress Gingham. only
yards left tomorrow we say
be
Boston sun.
.---
star General Directs Change
Forgery.
for his yacaiiou. Postmaster
be proof
department has been greatly
d by the operations of persons
heavy indirect expense Involv
the pursuit. arrest and convic
form adopted will be Issued as
WRONG
There is danger in delay. but
s are strengthened and you are
ound and well A. R. Base. of
had a1
backache and pains in the kid-
soid a Plaintod's Drug
and
atbird nominee.
Falls.
convention will be held at NI-
A TOUCHINO U‘I‘ONY.
“gm of tilt}d ball
In despair '
New
abandons ‘ 1
save roliuii sitar ‘
will
ht
NEW MONEY ORDER FORM.
regular pricgaiip.nshect
10
I ~ O
Ftbermd Cases
Fiberoid or Leatherold. Cases,
just the right size to carry your
bathing suit down to the beach.
See them Saturday.
290 1
Silk ’dl'oulards
Cheney Brothers' All Silk Foul—
ards. neat. pretty designs: .‘50c Is
the regular price; Saturday,
250
Boston Stdyt.
ATTACHED EXCURSION CAR.
CHICAGO August Il~Eruest E
Colo principal of the Darwin School
In this city. and twenty- five women
school teachers” who yesterday return-
ed from the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition at Portland, Oregon held the
car which th rtr‘avelled In attached
on a claim of. 8 .000 for breach of con-
Scy mour's T cos.
a
u
Sweet, rosy and mm flavor
tables.
The quality of the Tea is reflected in the
Britlgcwatcr thamcty Bu ttcr in tub or print.
Silk Waiats
Lust Spring styles; some muss-
ed from handling. All shades and
nearly all sizes, 1 1
$1.00
Boston Store. '
White Pongee '
Another lot of All Silk White
Pongec. 27 Inch goods. 59c grade;
Saturday.
39c .
Men’s Shirts
Furiy styles Negligee Shirts.
some with attached cuffs. It is not
necessary to tell you the regular
price You can buy them Sat-
. 47c
Boston Store?
tract. The teachers allege that the
tourist company which they paid 8155
each for the round trip agreed to fur-
nish full course dinners and first class
sleeping accommodations on the car.
Instead of those they allege they were
fed on bacon, beans. fried potatoes for
b{ct‘;kl’ast and that the car was old and
s u y
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TEA
COFFEE
Our Coffee has a deiiciousness of flavor. richness of aroma and perfection of.
makes it best. All this gOoducss comes from buying the genuine goods.
BUTTER
to“
as stumps with 1, it. vary but
i
so Stamps witll'ljib Ib'. Pansy No.2
sal‘ulllliausutouullllad
fl-uaY
VIIIV Yum £30m OIIIAHEIW so
WEED“ onus
and on
liaise
Will
- trauma enacts.
40 ltliilpu with 1 lb. Choice No.0
1‘“ I'lurllualdlilrallualdis
20 stamps with 1 lb. Java and
Ileana Obit
00................
I from ”I! to ”I: ill. [or butter, but you will not get It as
' 'I'. rotorIntuit-t-Isis-irrisaq-Iedllutluilluuuauuaa
about than.
Mp Specials 1 r Saturday -
quality of its patrons.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.
Next Monday. the vigil of the Feast
‘of the Assumption, is a fasting day
of obligation
Next Tuesday. August I5I.h .Is the
Feast of the Assumption of the Bloss-
ed Virgin. it Is a holy day of obit.
get-Ion. ‘
CALL 322-4.
Those who know Tea drink
I
purity that
4
We Consider this product the finest madt.
Huckleberrics. Blackberries. Sweet Sugar Corn. Lima Beans and all tlte~fresltprdcn vege-
whas. E. Seymour.
33 West Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Talk About ’4... Lo Pisi“
Well I! this as Isn’t low we will with.”
goods obtainable. M aw our boat that we
:1 TON of museum-cams"
MarketPrioe. 1001b; OurPrloeouly - 1 ‘
v'nv 'l” NAT'V' 'OTATO.‘ 'I' "cK QIJCAUUICIIOIIIIII000.70!b
MAUDIIINANOP UN (makeuthcilneut ofbread). FIR IAO ........................................... lilo
are leaders in low cash price- tor the best
'7 11-20
...........200
solar-turrrcsriscra. :-
SPECIAL PINK BTAMP 0m:
iii Stamps With 1 lb. Java and
caiho as. ........
lo Stamps with 1 lb nest No.1
film In! M00
ro-pinrn-snnrt
need as ours. Our price sow:
060000.080 ’ r
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Norwalk Chronicler