WEATHER REPORT.
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VFor Norwalk and Vicinity; General-1 :
13", (air tonight and Saturday Sllqwiil'fi '
and thunderstorm have occurred dur-
lit the past 2t hours in the northwes-
film sections and, along the Atlantic
mast. A disturbance of considerable
grimy is central this morning 110100
more Albert. An area of ill b pres-
aide over the Southern 000 tabs ls‘I
producing high temperatures in all see :
V tlons east oi.’ the Mississippi River.
londitons favor for this vicinity fair '
weather with continued high temperuj
tare.
Sergeant Walter Hall, of Elm Grove ‘
street,
Britain.
is spending a week in New
HF. J. Bradbury, N. Y. Messenger. -
(Jim-e. Stillson-i’owoli's, 82 Washington
or. Telephone 1054.
H. Joel Lowndes, of New Yor,k is '
making a short stay in South N01-
walk
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order or
United American Mechanics, will hold
9. meeting tonight.
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~Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O’Brien
beodate S. Davenport in painting the I
trout of the United Grocery Company's
store in North Main street.
Mrs. Antonio 0. Canon and three
children have gone to the Catskill
Mountains to spend twu weeks,
Mrs. A. E. Winchester and family oia
Gimrd place, have been spending sev-
eirtal weeks with relatives in New York
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~Billious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tlmgue coated? Bitter taste? Complex
ion saliow? Liver needs waking up.
Dean's Regulets cures billous attacks.
25 cents at any drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred (larder, of Liv-
ingston street, intend to remove to
Stamford, where Mr. Carder is employ-
ed. ' ‘ .
F. Gray Verncr, the government in-
spector who was in charge of the work
on Puck's Lodge light, will leave Stat.-
cn island on .luly 5 [or a long trip on
Lakes Champlain and Memphremagor.‘
A daughter was born this week to
‘Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Northrop,
of Bald Hill, Danhury. Both parents
were fo1mer residents of South Nor-
. walk, the happy mother having btécn‘i
Mrs. Georg'o Lockwood. of West streth
Stephen Scoiivld who has been in
charge of the (‘olo’ a EloItIlII Express
car for several Irma has resigned his
position. it is lInIierstqui that Mr.
Scoliold intends to enter the plumbing
business.
41.1.01. Hats. Q'.Brien
The Union i‘nII tile Tea CoInpanI has
taken the huge valn store in Wash
“13th 11th which has been vacant
for the past month
being made ready for (K'Cllpiml‘y.
$4001 will probably take place next
Mrs. John i). ilaylor, of lloyt street.
left. I New York today to attend the
“thug New York Conference. Mon-
day 8 will go to Providence to at
tend the New England Conterunco. as
a delegate from the Knight Street M.
E. Church.
The “Fourth or July specials" nd
vaulted today by N 10.1mm amt Co.
are only a row of the good things
you'll find there. No nluttIII what
motion of the store mu visit you will
and it crowded with utilnctivc vul-
W. in superior merchandise.
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Flt. lI-wonderlui what a llttiou-nroful-
grooming will do for woman. it‘s il'lI
Ilflution and sweetness lt'II delight-
and lIIIwiiIIhing. 'l‘ho IIrlIII-ln. .15
" Tea or 'l‘thlIIls. Plaintods
Drug Store.
"flunk“ Matthowson. II brotiwr II!
the ruinous fihrhdy‘. o! ihe‘N. 1'. Nile
“until: will pitch for tho All Profou-
10,0! New York city, in tho sumo
. The Norwaiku on Amnuomonts
Park. Saturday afternoon One of the
wwlbab or the season may be ex
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20111.00 Cavendish, a popular yIning
80811.0? Millet. but whose tibiae 11110
W. was motility seriously in:
. 88va has man £110de
Ilk. lira was very an amiable
,I. not sun, when he was thrown
20300110011115 still was 111 11101100:
; would tell no. . .
'th1 store is new 2
'. return tram WItorhury, honour
1100 Villa purIVIt 'Imi 010 in» fruit
lulu" you can when you 0...: IodVVIV.
sparkling 0080 sold at our fountain.“
It it doosli’t Iult your into .wish you,
Drought.
8 North Main St.
opus—-
Vhound cars can be made at our store.
Cases. M. S. Smith 0; Co.
:an the South Norwnik High School.
Bylon S ltomer and Wife of Strai
i‘old were visitois in town 'ys‘stel
“lay. , ,
Mrs. R ll Fitch of Wilton, is the
guest of M100 corneliuV Raymond, of
No'rwulk.
_——.._
Dudley Ely Raymond has placed ills
small cat beat in ebnlmillslon for the
season.
_ (iorkcuoe 'i‘ribo,l. 0. It. M., of Nor
walk. will elect ellicels at tonight’s
1m cling
-—Straw Hats, Straw iluts. O'Brien.
. ,,_,
Mrs. Thaddeus BeIIuIllIIt, of South
Norwalk visited her brother, John 12.‘
Davis, in Wilton, on Wednesday.
Tile Monday Allornon Wlllst, Club
will illt‘I‘t next Monday afternoon with
Miss Annie E Smith, at her home in
W001 avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Keoler. 0t Ridgefleld. is
spending a. few days of this week with
her daughter, Mrs. Edmund Allen, in
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Frank Avery. of Wilton. re-
turned homo on...’l‘uesdny. alter spend
log a week' among friends in South
Norwulk and Stamford.
Albeit (ll-,indrod of Wills ll SIIllIIIIk
store, is enjoying a day' 0 vacation and
is spending tho ulternoon at Camp
Nutmeg. at f. Hammock
Company D will hold a camp pro-
paratury drill at the armory this eve-
ning. Another drill will be held on
Friday evening or next week.
Cloanlinesais the ilrst law of beau-
ty, also the second and third. No mat
ter what your complexion ills are
liolllsler‘s Rocky Mountain 'i‘IIa will
cure them. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
l'lalsted’s Drug Store.
Jerusalem Lodge, F. and A. M.. of
Ridgetleld, is making big preparations
fol its fair to he hoid' in the Town
”it” in that plaII,e July 12th 18th and
11011. ,
A uood game of lmuobull ls antlelpnt
I-d i'or tomorrow afternoon on the Polo
(hounds, Wlunlpauk. The home team
will have the Skelluys 01' 0111101010, as
opponents.
A meeting or the Order of United
Anlori’vun MIIIIIhuntIs of South Nor
walk will be hold this evening at
the coming hall your.
Trolley trips through 80 them New_
England the now on sale a Wiliam P.
liners Book and Stationery store 40
Willi street. Norwalk and 0 South
Main street Smith Norwalk.
. lbIntioy' II Metropiitun Orchestra. 01
Bridgeport will fu nish music for”
011111 in at the Km) tomorrow ovo
king. 31 is expected that the present
warm shell of weather will bring out.
a large attendance.
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~Btrnw l-lnuI. Btmv Hints. Q‘nrlgg.
A party IIompoIIId ot Misses Ruth
smith and Militia Hoyt. and Hobart
liawloy. of ltldur’idcld. and PIIri‘V
Smell. of lhmbury. drove to Sun“
Norwuik, Sunday, and went from here
to StIII-plcchsus Lian“ igirldgoport,
when: they 000111 to
Major {loom Wilson and party of
tbtudenla loll. Nwl Y l‘k itanierduy for
01110 1110110000 11?. where Major
Wilson will 0011 I summer school
A number at the students w.- been
looking tormrd to IbiI .0 out with
much pleasure.
yenterduy from 11 several days' auto
mobile tour to Massachusetts 'i’be
made hot this. the or both; old
Inboard I 11010111 111111 lit the
(lily. This 000 0110 to """_""' with
tho angina. ‘ -
I The island's alive with young 1110.100
WVp huVy, tho IIIVIVt 10.0, no 0110,0in i W
.‘1 .
.2011 the 00:10:10 only 0010,. cold?
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Tel. 626—3. .
Connection.,tor‘.ali north unusually _
~Large asst. Trunks, Bags and Suit ,
Edward Eskiaud represents Wilton ,
which time oiilcors will be elected for ‘V
"missed Frost, .ir.. returned home 11‘.
31111010 01010 is so short; they are bound:
:0 raise «II—II.
’ilksy do all that boys can do. whoa.
111111101110 '0to seek .
10001100,:
00:11.l up for on days, their sentence
iii
:The club 11000.. no Nutmeg have gal!»
ed 001110 rennwm
And they' re jolly, good fellows l'm
, pleased to indite
im 11 little canoe, it was homemade,
i 011001110010 do stunts to show off,
i you 800
When. ever it. went, the boys cried
f "Skoe- doo! "
He lho'uglit he was main guy; he
‘ wusbut' 2.
iNo sleep for the natives of L'Haml
mock isle.
From four in the morning, the rut:-
kIts Dog by.
With beats, flshin and eating, they
’ ,. dull limo begnlc,
w'i'n'. firing of guns to add to the
the Nutmcgs of South Nor-
11,
Long 'fl‘llie,'ilealtil and wealth, i wish
for the boys:
V'l‘hey wake us at sunrise,
f Dbeds or down,
at “boys wiJl be boys," and what
are boys withéttti noise?
.A THOUWOD FDISTLMVB' WORTH
“1 have been ”0330100 with 110000
and bladder 01001110 for yours, passing
sitavel or stones with excruciating
gains" says A. H. Thames. a 0well
sown coal 6pé‘rator ot‘ B'uitulo,0 . “i,
got no relief from medicine until i
bo'gan taking‘di‘oley's Kidney cure.
11100 the result was summing. A low
doses started the brick- dust like sub
stance and now l inure no pain across
my kidneys and i feel like a new man
it has done me 8,1000 worth of good. "
Foley’s ifldnoy Cure will cure every
torm'ot idney or ‘bludder disease.
Plalsted’s Drug Store. "
TROTTlNG‘ RACES ‘A'l' BRIDGE-
PORT, JULY 3, 4 AND 5.
. . The first trotting 111801111507. thasea:
son will open at Hippodrome Park, for-
merly Nutmeg Park, Bridgeport, on
Tuesday. .luly 3rd, continuing on the
(tin of July and ’l‘hmsduy, July 5th.
'1‘ been grounds are under new manage
:ment and have been not in A1- condi
ilUll. A special trollev truck has
been construtted from Strati‘ord avo—
nue into the pink grounds terminating
All 0311 to
. kto
from our
‘ about 300 feet from the grand stand.
Special cars will be operated every
few minutes from Bridgeport usimr
this spur track. The program otters
three races each day. purses amount-
ing to nearly $3,000 have been otlored.
Entries will be announced in tomor-
_:row's papers.
MINORITY RAILROAD BILL RE-
PORT.
WASiliNG'l‘ON, Juno 2ll.~»—\'.’hon the
railroad rule bill was r0pm~t Id from
Vlho Senate Committee on lpt «astute
common (I yesterday Senator nouns
bravo notice that he would [lie :1 I. door
by report stating the lensolm of in
numbers of the committee in not con-
IIurring in the report of the majority.
He has been given leavo't’o perfect his
report‘boft‘Ire having it printed and
{daring tho‘recoss of Congress it will
be brought out. It will consist. of a
compilation of all the testimony ta-
ken by the committee on other data
gathmod together with carefully pro
'pnretl comments. it will he signed by
Senators Elklns Fornker, Keane.
19111110 and Aldrich.
R v. on. LEXANVDER DEAD,
' 1110er 105001. Juiie 20.41110-
ilIIv. William Alexander, I). 1), Li...
pIIIVlIIlIsor of Clinton history in the Pro-
Jobyiorllm Theological Seminary died
at. his home. her'c today, He Was a grad
note of .ielferson College 0111] Prince
ion Theological Seminary
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 0
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Eflwt Juno ill, 1905.
ViIEAVVE ”NET” YgORWALK FOR
A. M~12m0ilm 5:30, 5:41, 0:10,
0: 50!, 0: 58 7: 58, 8: 1‘8, 8: 40, 8148:.
illitlglVl’t,M 0,0011. 0-11. 10: 5011, 11'. 01,
1I"'M——12-52;.1.00. 1. 45:, 2 617x,
18: 20, 3:81x, 07.031, 6: 4], 0' 571,0
0:001. 7: 12x. 7: MI. 9: 57:, 10: 32
0"" dill!-
A. M.:—-12 50:, 512011, 541:, 9:57,
f9: 09:.
I P. M.:——12 55x, 2. 474:, 2. 57:, 5:41,
:5 ,7: 00:, 7: 1V8,7 .- :540. 8:25;, 9: 57:.
MAI); Yank FOR SOUTH uokwk K
Mw12100x,12:0llx, MI, 1.. 00.
, 0:4". 0 III a: 00'. 0: «1011,0100;
tI': 10.10:.3211, 10:01. 11: 0011. 11': 3.
2 0011. 1.00.118011. 2: 001:.
12: 05. '1'1' 011:. 0: 0311.0 n00 11:15:, 0: 32.
02:02:.000 '0" 0'61»: 0.0 00, 0:00,
0102:. 0: 001311 03" 31:00:.
11.11 10—42: 00:: ""30’3'010 0: 00, 1: 00.
0:00;. 10: 02:, fink);
r. III-«10 00. 11: 0'0, 0: 0011, 0: 1.0:.
in
:_ 1011:1101.
0138111 00.00th 70 110w
ANIM~12.10011,:.1.22.1:0611.0.1.0
7‘ 24 8' 16. 0210!, 0: 0'88, 10.1.21. 11.2051,
1.
17.510420“, 1. "I 8:0711, 0:11:11.
0:19. 0.20. 0.01:. 8: 28, 7-: 071, 9: 08:,
”gait”. 10:008. 11: 20.
. 011000110 .. .
A 111.-10:0011. 1:10;? '1: 0011, ., 0'72
0: 00, 11.0 11.1" .
to. waixozs, 0. 00, r: 07:. 0- 10.
'0001181 [It Mtil'0
I'IIII 0011 m. at,
910 Saw}.
1010, Alfred'
Jon n Y “W :
him wlIto. E firiow, b.
5'”. WM“:
00.100102100100301.-
3”“?
ion;
”001.4% '
3%
NO: ALK To ”VANIUNY.
#0:? "31
.4: "88's. 01%? 0: 0%. 7: 11.
“A A ”'0'“ film
will 11¢ '30 MOTH 1000mm.
I t w; $101001.“ 49.
:40.
0: 00, ‘
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IS THE DAY YOU CAN BUY ALL OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WHITE
”n.
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do rwfi 0'
moon-um imp-1mm" "
Drops. thing ‘ KWW
1 0m lilhrphino nor other,“ Named“
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1111011101 111000101
Infuse WI '0th 30 Years.
L“ M Imam “an". n luau! an". um um um.
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WASHINGTON STREET,
WEF'HX
SHOULD
01011:: you 101111.118;
COME YOUR WAY .
MUBLIN UNDERWEAR
A June 001103.; at run
wear, nlglltgowns.
gate these values.
‘ 29c.‘
cm at 5011.
Luca trimmed corset
nec.,k ribbon and heading
251', 300 and 50c. ,
and embroidery trimmed,
trimmed, 75c and 080.
' 1210.0 and
skirts, tue_kcd, and made
finances, at $1. 98, $2. 50,
A" "9-"ka
LINEN SUITS, SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS, CHIEDREN'S DRESSES, ETC-I
AND A FULL LINE OF MianIthERY AT 02 PRVICE.
WILL NOT SlELL FOR THE SAME PRICES AFTER THIS SALE. THERE-
:al
FORE COME AND PURCHASE TODm AY IN THE
. 5, 5'
101: Ii in Side?
SOVLlTH NORWALK, CONN.
MAKE NO MISTAKE IN THE ADDRESS.
.. ...... . ..u .11....»“..
0110000011 Burs
VJiJLVYV 3t”: 4.111. 5111.
0
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3 RACES DAILY 3
TROTTING AND RACING,
$300 In Pursos $300
TAKE STRATFORD "AVEuCARS.
at";
l
tan in
ma“. .WIVa.
EXOUISWMS T0 I 1,
‘3.”i'
80008100 000 it
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
13m 00 arranged by organlutlom.‘
Sunday schools, etc. on a bum adva-
tIuoouI bIIiI. l .00er profit bud Ilia-
laily low at" on Ittnctlom.
VIuIIviiiI. tree on o! Inoioutt Ith-
lotto link! and «bar ht,
No rtIk thtover. w:
Fro.
inducements.
Post 97008 Box 814,
Irldgeporl, com.
0]" ”we! pjflmwgtmfl
9 11111591110111 hills, ' ,'
MEADOW OTHEIT.
Iqurli uonwaut, court.
“0—.
Inch-ii Every-”90110637 M‘Hfiiflmz
rib. wa fluid, as” at 800000 from
all 110m of the town. comfortable
THE
Grin! 9000.000. 0.0.110. like.»
9011130. Aunt,“- _
SATUNDAW JUN! MM.
ALI-rmnwonm "or
our Irons.
110mg. usrukwoou m 111,: 0010.1}
It
JULY 07H.
Morning-smith“;
r Amrmwfidbiwo Club.
Writs tor particu-
. 4...-.. W... ._.. .0
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WE POSITIVELY
u
2.4.3; ......, ..
MIMI i
Ghlldi‘én‘y Dresses :1
Large assortment of
o y...
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It
Bmck _
own llIIIiIlllia
ti'l'o Iui'ok'iiutomoliiio
OdelFuIJ'vVItI-I'0000-Ig’1Vysw
I
tn
For
Milk,
0.. ‘
'00 11‘
These
11100th I _ '
over all
ll 8 897
moi‘lt'd‘
. W
SUITS ,. .,
Charmingjcreations In White Waists 'of dainty lawn and litigate
$0.50 and $2 98. values. at 0,1 9.8 f
l
for 12
4th of My “0000
————
_ All the other good kinds
of
Men's Furnishmgs
for
Hot Weather Wear.
open no.1... 111001001110.
011080001000 Erwin! ,
Joseph Davis.
TAI LOB
swag?
FURNISHII.
85 Washington “not.
South blot-walk... .
‘ bin"9 01""
an
“71000000000000
Our regular .25,
Fine China Silk
special, $3. 50.
$109 fit-.113,ng ii lawn. (limit, plain w
—-——— cutbroiderek ,. 'froms.
For Boys,
500 and “001.1111 lace effects. white, tan. gray.
h
Ir «Ir-I m-
0
01in and
I are in the
WWW
orbit, I
Wit! 011va 01's,
'13; 00000100
110311010 no»: 111105000
“SDSVMDI'D. mm
or wmrsn 10800110010101:
corset;
skirts, drawers. 31111111100 sewing is irk-
001110. it is needless it youli investi—
Muslln drawers, plain and tucked; at
Embroidery and lace trimmed liraw- '
Gowns made low or high nook} plain
Gowns plain, some locked and lace
White muslin skirts, lace 11.00013
broldery trimmed, at. $1.25 1111119150,
embroidery
.. £31085 Women Street.
Hosiery, Underwear, GlovesnM
The largest lino o! Shirt Whists to be found in it
Ladies White moss Skirts in Pique, Duck and 12,1101»
Special 10') 0 rebate on everything poluifi.
ESSMITH0IOO.
9.: Washington Street.
Comfortable “Peter Pan" Waste, in striped percale, polka M
Our Hosiery Section contain's so many choice at [cs in
the qualities. are so dependable t
W are shewin an eitcellcnt' mde’ all an Silk Ribbon. 7 inch, ,
cSpecially adapted or sashes, anti worth 690 a yard. at 50c. ,'
Washable, embroidered White Belts with dctachablc
Srhcfl buckle; something entirel new, at 501:. , , I
A large assortment of cbdi
all sizes had all the 000010 . , ,
White‘ Parasol‘s, 500 to $400 «Each. 1 I “I
Knits Fans.10c to $1. 50 each. .
one are but a few items on interestedV' 1n comin .
have many other good thingii 0133.3 ‘ ,
(0.0 000603
i‘LUEO N . ' "
fi‘ATED. if VIDUI WILL
NlA
i”; 0'
.14le SIM-iii 00109011201!
Good 00000ng ’fiotllery
women and lldren. and w
see them you'll ‘ngroo with
iheyre érixhtlxh Jig“. '
(Womeri‘ 8‘00 1. ,
90013110110 late or plain
black 11000 for 121500 pair
om 11’s lugs 01' math bluiolé ,
an sill tootl, hose fox 1'." )c jihii‘;
Women’s 10,00 or plain I»
11000 1112010 3001;, {links in
blatk and vibtilrl', for 250 pair.
chit grail“. H00 2106'.
I Chihir‘eus hi it ribbed
hose fol'I 1,0090
Children's pfit't'l't black or
he 0. lot 1230c pair.
ghiid dren's good quality 11
white ribbed limit; for 150 p ‘
Inna‘mn I Milt lislo 11be »
17011.11“ ‘
Children's pl in, ribbed or
11.10 11000 101 5‘0 pal r. .
Men’i Houidry. '
Men's black. finely 901
M: 8 00H
slin option
covers,
covers, low
trimmed, at
at 50c.
trimmed
with 0090‘“
$2. 00. sin
k .
91001100015? 8'"
FOR YOUR WIVNTETS
SIVJIV’PLY. ' '
Tell us what kind of _
you havo, and what k
city.
ml White Aprons: ,slsos, Mi
Trunks Bags and la3111i. C0868.
‘3in
Walsts, plain. embroidered or, lace tt'
glawn, dotted Swiss and white lawn
of thete have {outdo-hand tics atta
1.10.0. ch'ampagn'e 011 £011ch
t we expect lively 860mg
”abric Gloves, cotton, lisle
1: co
into“ to 6.1%” you,
G l? Idle
i131!“
Norwalk Chronicler