‘past twenty-tour
horn sections. the
Jet he bake resins and
antic coast. An
. resdhre is control over
A tit Lucite region. it will move slowly
x d produce in this vicinity
‘ ”titer during the next two
,0 til We. .
‘ls'l MildredF
Efloman is visiting
The Hut Finishers will hold their
Quarterly business meeting this eve
.e' «up slit 0! earth or sky.
lrWhltiil your rich stores withhold.
it is the breath of life to me,
iron famous Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plelsted's Drug Store. .
A. special muslin: or the South Nor-
wilgktii‘m Polleé Will be Held Friday
11 a .
. Charles Laue, bookkeeper for Fer!
no (is: it Ernst. is enjoying his an--
Lil vacation. -
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rank. of
Brooklyn. are guests at Norwulk rela-
lives and menus.
'l‘ho ‘n & G. Corset shop resumed
work this morning after its annual
vacation o: one weelr.
W
w'l‘he So. Norwolk Cong Sunday
school will enjoy their annual trolley
ride and picnic at Steeplechase island
toluoli'rowz' Care will leave the church
at 8: 30 a. In. and returning. boat will
learn Steeplechase at 4:30. Tickets
06c, including 50c worth of attractions,
Miss Minnie Johnson, 01 Grove
street, is spending a month with her
mother in Binghamton, N. Y.
, Mrs. C. M. Randall, of Morris. N. J..-
has returned home from a visit with
her aunt, Mrs. C. S. 'I‘rowbrirlge.
John J, Nolan is enjoying a week‘s
vacation from ills duties as clerk at
the store 0‘! John T. Hayes. in Main
street.
Estyor and Mrs. George 11. Box
ton. of Nor-walk. attended the funeral
of a relative of the latter in Bridge-
port yesterday.
vee-—_—--
Mr. J Mrs. Daniel lioyt and dough-
ter, ot’wNewarll N J.. formerly of
South Norwaik. Conn., are spending a
few days in Albany, N. Y.
12-95311! ‘lltln. itching is a temper-tes-
ter.'1‘he more you scratch the worse
it ltohes. Dean's Ointment cures pi-
les. sesame—ally skin itching At all
drug stores. .
Mrs. Hlbbnrd, who is occupying the
Bolden place' on the Green {or the
summer, will give a luncheon lomor
row to a small company of lrlends.
Dr.W .B‘Bean is now visiting his
patients in new Stevens Duryee auto
meme. '1‘ e machine is of eight
horse power and was purchased from
Bloohlyn parties.
ret Plrnion trained
thaw rid xeport. is hiking cure
chard Voigt, who was worst;
ed on (or upwndicltls at the Norwuik
Jiospltai yesterday.
hills llucy Broiherton ward of Child
of Police Thomas Brodie y, of Norwelk.
or)" ‘ in town yesterday from the
Nil ‘ d Seminary, Noriic id, Muasz. to
spend the summer mention.
my Jennings 11mins. slwpurds oi
Bethlehem, will install its new em
00” find confer the first dcgree at its
muting this evening Alter tlls work
"monuments will be served.
.11 you Will! to obtain comfort dur-
m the summer months, ‘you shuttle
has some oi the corrrlort xivon by
porch choirs. rockers and sauces
J. Collins & (lo. bread.
THAN ”Amalia.” ,
, ”or. not our. children of
1 fit did there would be
‘ohildaen that would digit. 1111:3109?
eons tiltiqoei nus.
slit era. .Netn Dame,
- in, l 01‘ home treatment to
”RI It) 0,
it ”your shrugged
Don't blame tile
ml
< hound cars can be made at our store.
3 Judge not. . where is no ioliiilt Milli
soon you will be needing the patterns
Jul I "tar" r it it
These candles are said Mr our
L dual-lime mt mlhhy allelull‘l eatlsc
factory they are do be returned.
hilt W htiitg Jr
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B NONI! Mala 3‘. Tel. 62H.
aT—l‘
Connection for all north and south
t
‘ Miss Florence Rose, of Orchard
street. is enjoying a week's vacation
at Asbury Park
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
has discontinued its echelons for the
remainder of the summer.
A special and important business
meeting of the lladiea‘ Aid Society
‘ oi‘ the First Methodist Church will be
held at. the parsonage at 3 o'clock to
marrow afternoon. ’
At an adjourned meeting of Hope
Hose Company. held last night Jose
ph F‘ Kenellc, was chosen delegate
to the slate firemen's convention at
West Haven July 18th.
Four trolley car loads of Port Ches-
ter Sunday School members ole ple-
nicing at Roton Point today The
cars of the Nor walk system met lb
party at Miller's Bridge.
1'. and Mrs William P Ward and
lltt to son of South Norwaik, have re
turned home after u shalt visit with
Mr. Ward's mother, Mrs. John Ward.
106 Liberty sireet.—-Danbury News.
A number of the members of the
Norwaik Historical Society and Nor-
walk Chapter, 1). A. it. with the Rev.
Charles M. Seileck as director of the
party. are on a carriage ride today
about the town‘s historic spots.-
Snmuel Semple, or Rotor: Hill, will
sail on the White Star illne steamer
Cedric from New York. Friday morn
ing, at 11: 30 lot a visit with relatives
in ll‘eiund. lie intends to be absent
about six weeks in the old country.
You are often out of sorts. your
body lacks energy. your nerves are
weak, bad taste ill your mouth; why
not help nature by telling iioiiister‘s
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets.
35 cents. . Pleisted‘s Drug Store.
Bonner. Council. No 54. Daughters
oi Liberty, will lrleet on 'lhursduy ev
Olllnfl,kWh8n the phloem will be install
ed for the ensuing term. Ail rrlem‘
here are requested to be present. lie
ireshments will be served alter the
work. .
omcer Thombus Leatherlnnd. or Nor-
wa‘ilt, who took two girls to the state
industrial school at Middieilrwrr yes-
terday. reports that while he, was en-
routo home there were very hard else.
tricai showers at Middletown and New
Haven.
E. N, Bipnerley and family, of West-
port. brill more into their new home.
the iormer Rider property in West
avenue. about the first of September.
Before that time 8. S. Carver, or
Westport, will put up a new burn on
the property.
,ery all your‘ bills by check and
'avold disputes. ' 11‘ s the only sale and
entitlement way for the payment of
bills. The South Norwuik Trust Co.
will furnish youvwith a neat.
book free of charge it you deposit. in
their General Banking Department.
John '1‘. Hayes sold Mrs. W.
lloekwwd‘s house and lot at 8 Union
place, orwsllt yesterday afternoon to
Mrs. Nellie Ll. Babcock. of Ruin street
it is the in cation of the new owner of
F.
tho house and metro a number of im-
provements. .
Among the allelic owl the litter
yesterday were: Will aniso,
F ii. lotto, C. S. lialorlJNn, M. Hubbard
umnrlwt‘iaorge 11:. gamer. at Boston; 11.
we or. 0 even. has.
Boston; EB Del y, Bloonllleid,
J. M. Ford North Bar morals . Y.r Mro.
0 '1‘. Starr. Stealth Harris.
.Hltrtiord: J. P. Wittmuli. Philadelphia;
11. Thompson. Albany; lit W. Richard-
son. Wetorbula',m Harry 11.8mlth.1ild-
dlotown' D. Bhohaiu condolences.
P... and lit. 1W. Armstrong. 01 Boston.
W
_ noon-mews“. 1
their Orleans Flotilla». .
No man knows the value of I dollar
until be down to outwit cont
Lots 0 people who think they are
gliding pure gold Ire really trying to
”a“ ”1"“:
-3:-
ty of people yourself.
idiom is a lunar little game, and. most
at us at one time or monomer ‘1ng J,
i aural weibre “it!” M
any 6 man who doesn‘t as
h. ‘ km 0 ll 1
will; shellac. We!"
- of years ago through the
oheoli- ,
the proper y to thoroughly overhaul '
i.
Jacob Welt, M. J. McNuruoyI
eon advllinhyre | it it”. growing streak
then of the revolutionists in (lanterns.
..lt. is reported iplSaivador that
the relations 9!. auditorium with helsh‘
:borlllg countrl 00 are new attained at
most to the hreukind point. The revol-
utioniats are determined to renew
their campaign
WASHING ‘ON. July 11 .«The Gustaf
melon minister,- Mr. Munoz is grail.
lied by the iavorabie reports he has re-
ceivcd from his country .
"My government suppressed the in-
. surrcotlon led by General Bullilns with
great case." said Mr. Munoz. “That
was to be expected. Bariiiae army
is scarcely more than a b all of illi-
terate ludi'llns o‘l poor ligh lug ubiii
ty. lie is not a.‘ suitable man for pre-
sident and is opposed to any develop
merit of the country. When he secur~
ed‘ the presidency for u briol‘ period
death of
General Belgian Barrios, he was a tool
or the clerical party, his adinillistlu
tion was marked by atrocities and be
involved Guatemala in entanglements
with the United States, to which he is
opposed.
"i-r’ esldent Cabrera, on the other
hand. is in love with owrythlug Ame-
rican. He has sent two of his
sons to American colleges to learn
American ideas and methods which he
is trying to introduce in the coun
try. lie has surrounded himself with
Alrlcricnns, seeking their cur-operation.
Valuable concessions have been grant.
ed to illllt companies tlom Amerha
A railroad has just been completed
from Guatemala City to the coast by
Americans. There are numerous soi-
dlcrs of fortune from America in the
Guatelllniun army. including (No l.
(‘lnirmouL who is on the stuff of Pre-
sident Cabrera and one at his chief
advisers. The chief of police of Gun-
temala (lily is also all American. 01
course, when trouble arose the. presi-
dent wns loyaily supported by his
Amcrican friends.
"it has taken an iron hand to direct
Guatemala ill the paths of progress,
no doubt. President Cabrera found
the country .run down from hocdless
excesses and his progressive ideas
made him enemies. But he has done
pioneer work along all lines. lie is it
man of high idensllntl a patron of edu-
catioll, to promote which he has given
nearly 3100.000 01' his own money tor
an imiusiriui school lli Guatemala
City. Under his presidency lillui Ina-
iailns marched in the van ll.”
lentrnl American States."
W
To the ilonrd of (‘uunty (‘olnmiaslon
ers of Fairilold (louniy:
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Spiritllous and intoxir-dling Liquors.
Ale, Lager lieor, ltiline Wine and (‘l-
rier at 202 Washington street. Town
of Norwalk. My place of business is
not located with 200 techln a direct
line of a Church Edition or Public
School house, or the promises pertain.
ing thereto, or any Poai-Olilcc. Public
Library or Cemetery.
listed at Norwalk, this 10th day oi
July, A. 1)., 1006.
JAMES LAYDEN.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwaik, hereby endorse the
application of the above named James
loyden {or such license.
. Dated at. Norwaik, this 10th day of
July, A. 1).. 1000.
Carl A. Anderson, James 11. Reilly.
William
Hhsnnon
l hereby certify that the above nam-
ed cudorsera llrc i‘ltli'ltll‘ii and tnxpuy
era. as defined by law. oi the Town
of Norwaik.
Dated at Nor-walk this 10th day at
Juiy.A. 1).,1000
HERBERT it. SMITH.
ill 18 Town Clerk:
'-[ lemme ollrv, ii day uni. Jilly
11W ornaeo import MIN-I
AND vouras' wire A-r mo Ase
more.
it's our constant aim to mulls this
ilore lead ior big clothing .vnluos.
livery purchase here is a lesson-in
tuna. crummy rind good torment
lion's lElliirtl iroln 00c to 01. 50,? with
or without dollars.
Men's Trousers tram 01.00 1016.00. 3
., withdraws atrsw Hate, to ciee‘u‘outl"
err on tile, 60o one: for are, ‘
suitable Neekwear, is... , .._.,. .,
' ‘ bit and so to the
all the A9
' $1 0.
AUBAILE' cHAOM. 0 day trips, July
Ilill .
Highland Avenue
Acreage Property.
city we», Electric Lidlhh, High
Wound, on Line Trolley Road.
Four upIt-llte plots, acreage at fol-
low.
8 29-100, 4 18—100. Ba... Ba
Bore opportunity to secure choice
building sites. or for s~ub division.
“Neuter:
Taylor 8: Golden
59 if
Carrion little to (lo Elliott This ?
The counselled! General Life incur.
anon Comp-my at Hit-flora cell a con-
veltghie life policy for $1.000 It the lot-
lowilld noirsnto‘eri cost per your:
Age 55 ....v $12.48 And 40 01.422
I as . ... 017.40 Age 50. .s23.15
illustration! at any we open appli-
cation to '
F. H. F iELD,
usrrso It MK Iurtomo.
Gout Norwclk.
some
THE eALs'e eersLBs Foausstv
couoocnojv THE LATE qu
TAnLov. counsorlcur Avenue,
WILL as com-muse av ME AT
The eAMu PtAcu.
MRS. MTARLOV
nit BEcliEilTimi routs.
BLOCK iOLAND. 51 day trips. July M.
21.28 August 4, ll. 18, 25,1‘1optlelll
ber1 $10,501
GLEN sun iT'l' Mil! AiAocu
WQHUNK. ay trips, July 20, Aug-
ust :i. 17, .ironl New Riven.
$18.00.
COTTAGE CITY. 5 dav trips, July 23.
August 18. 17. $18.00.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 5 day trips.
July 23. August 6, 20, September 3.
“800.
unArooA assistant or e on
trlpil. July 10 as. 30. August 0,13.
8035 527, September 3, 312.50 and.
1's 28! 30' Ale‘wu 6. 13) ‘0. 27, 839'
tomber a. $26
NIAGARA PALLI. 1 days trip. 'i‘ue‘l-
ill-33,1533“? whaliltfl.l5 5 1“" trip,
Tuesday. August at Mr!
J! u 18. 11. Be toolbar 10.
l “”3 mm Haven? r
GATOKILI. OUNTMN‘. 5 day tripl.
July 1e. ‘ August 10,87. um
metalli- rougher 0’13“? Morphine nor. » l
,. . are Immine- [tale-m”.
Fever-idioms.” It cures Dial-slimy
, _. Microel'lleethlak Trouhi
'0. EM“: y. m neuralgia”.
The qu@0¥’l 0‘
lot are lluayslongllt
~353,710 lies For Older 30 iiem. .
.7.—
AN Auruoslrv or “gamma.
it was only natural that in the
Beecher family the name of Mm liar:
riot lleecbe'rmowe was often quoted
to the younger. generation as one hay.
lug authority.
On one occasion a mhdniece oil
Mrs. Stowe became very angry at one
of her little playmates, and, stamping
her iool.sllid:- "I hate you and i don‘t
want anything more to do with you.
nor your luau-servant. nor your molar
servant. nor your ex, nor your ass." '
Her mother, hearing the outburst,
sternly removed her oifsprlng.‘sslring
it she knew what she was saying.
mule lilies Beecher prumptly m.
piled: “Yes the Ten Commandments."
do you itnow who wrote '
"Well
them?"
The child. looking much disgusted.
nllawcrod (holiness yes! Aunt liar-
rioi did, i s'posc."4~lioston Herald.
landlady—Why do you store at that
Shillings?
Boarderwl may be mistaken, but i
thought I saw him was his tail.
s
YOUR
iMMEDIATE
NEEDS
can be easily satisfied here at
all times.
instead of odds and ends of
picked-over and exhausted _
stocks, we replenish from week '
to Week with new styles at de-
sirable sorts. In full assortments
of sizes.
This week we call especial at-
tention do” our .500 Neallzee
Bhllts. Well made and good.
lull sizes.
guns—n...
Open Monday, Wednesday.
admins!” should“
r—e-
J oseph Davis,
. Juana:
“NICK.
WIN."
r0010, . lit .
U “111mm“.
30““. “WW.
O
lilo Beet Within lie
j. , chine Made
Wear. ,
sills there valuew
V era It We. ,, ,,
l“ neck. ribbon and heading trimmed. lit
'01.: till? Aswan, ~
l'A Jlllle selling 31 muslin .,uudr- ‘
ninhtsowtll. corset covertlf
“mourners. \Bummer center: is trip we?» molly? pl...“
some. it is needless i! you ll iuyestl't Women's Hosiery. ..
. ‘., t .r 't
. Muslin drawers, plain end-ducted, at
290. . .l . . . i
Embroidery and lace trimmed draw-
sull split toot: hose , "1
would ’11 lacs or
bone in grey I. hill it‘ll
butt: and were. for an; in 1‘.
Children's 1-1iner y.
‘ Children's Ilick ribbed
hose on 100
Children‘s fist black
hose for 12 “coal
Dhildren's goodr‘ quality W
to ribbed hose for lbcipt ,
l"idler-en’s stilt hale ribbed
l'ie pair. '
hildren‘s plain. rlhbod- 01‘ MI
its a hose forum W16.
mm Hosiery y. ' .. ~
‘ , Sirens black, finely union ’
‘ “lid“ for ’10:: pair or 8 no? ‘7‘
new: personal: It ‘ f '
hose for. 12159 pull.
Lace trimmed corset covers. low
15c, 39c and 50c.
00qu made low or high neck, plain
and embroidery trimmed. at 60c. . . .
‘ 'Gowns’pialn, some tucked and lace“
trimmed. .750 and 98,0. ., . , . - ,_ 5
Willie muslin shirts. 1m and on;
we .
“001106.;
.fl'n ,
No greater appreciation could
thnslveness of our. assortmdilt
selling of the past few weelttl.
New waists are continua
he bestowed upon the excellence an
rptty styles in. waists. than the
arriving, so you are always sure
the very latest creations here, and besides they are always fresh and
ready to wear. The variety iltut now is broad enough to altord aloe
factory choosing. , . .
Prices range from 50o to £100 [ch
’in,
w." “.wa "qu ._......._.
Tn" ‘ u“ ', y ..
roa yous WINTER co
7 serum; ‘
Lndleh’ and Miseull' hosiery r
delwesr at special sale prlo
The largest assortment
all.
‘3
I
laed White Goods. 1c yd. up '
Trunks, Bags and shit G
special prices.
we SMITH a. Co.
on Washington Stile“.
1.-...." w...— m. _,
South
.— . -....... ,,_ . ww ...._....._....._.1.
. I
New line of Leather Cards. Burnt Wood Noveltiesm
. Leather Souvenirs. _
. We er Wings. 25 cents and 35 cents.
Boats. all Sizes. '
:‘m
t. .‘l o Upright Milly. this,”
tie-l iii; mwlwyuullzslsmwr. .
Norwalk Chronicler