: Fair to
l‘
the southern a'nd
Fleasnnt weather
salons rest a and New
filldltions in or for thiil
pleeialit weather with slightly
temneratur‘e.
‘ Miss Grace Seymour spent an hour at
The Knob.- yesterday alter-noon.
A new Ibed is being erected on the
this Norwllllk Btbhr‘nboat Com-
J M
Mrs iii. 3‘. Birds; (it this city is stop-
ill“: Al; the Southern Hotel, Asbury
Park.
McKlole Command Bpauieh War
Veterans I scheduled to hold a ses-
slon this evening. ‘
Thele’s no gift of earth or ski.
Which your rich stores withhold.
It is the breath of life to me, '
Your famous Rocky Mountain Tea.
Flalsted’s Drug Store.
3:3333331211513 331nm Mchbo, of Washington
at I week with her parents
on. Long siland.
at sally
2 JMrB. A Baudin has returned'to her
.home in Broklyn after a few weeks
Visit with her son and family.
“Mrs; F. (3!, Becker and daughter of
Fairlieid avenue; spent yesterday the
locate of friends in New Canaan.
The newly-elected oillcors oi WIsh
ington Camp. No 11, P 0. S.. oi A.,
Iwill be installed at the meeting this
evening.
M
"Onyx” hosiery is the kind particular
folks demand because it is distinctive.
This brand is‘ltept at N E. Ryan 8c
Company's. ‘
W
Miss Marguerite Bsudin of 120 West
street left- town Tuesday for a visit
with old friends at Bensonhursl. Bath
Beach 11nd Bay Ridge. 2
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A census oi the Italians in St Mary‘ s
parish in log taken by the Rev
Francis P olan, who is assisting in
the parish during the summer.
United States Consul to Italy A. He-
mer Byington who‘ has been spending
several weeks at his home in Norwaik
will set sail for Naples on August 4th.
The subject of the prayer meeting
at the South Norwalk Congregational
Church tonight will be "The World in
The church and The Church iii The
world. " ‘
At the close of the rehearsal of tho
Arion Singing Society this evening a
little celebration will be hold 111 honor
of the winning of the first prize at
the Waterbury Sangerfost
You are 'often out of sorts. your
body lacks energy. your nerves are
went. bad taste in your mouth; why
not who“) ilktltl'o byn inking llollistor'd
Tea or Tablets.
Wm hint d's Drug Store
The DorionJ Point Trolley service
wad slightly interrupted yesterday be-
cause of repairs to the track in Cove
street.’ Pas gers were transferred
arched the little question. ‘
William J. Foster. the. genial and of-
lleient bookkee or at Raymond Bi0~
theft”! oilico.t1k a short vacation
yesterday and with his family enjoyed
I day's outing in the country.
Mr. Robertson, iho tailor in the Law
dei.‘ block. went down the harbor tor .
a few hours yesterday and surprised
his friends on his return by showing
them two bushels or fine round clams.
W
’iJ'he W. C. 'i'. U will hold its annual
outing It Rollin Point. tomorrow al-
.the ladies tailing the 2 o 'oiock
? Basket lunch will ho, pariakou of
WW Ally ode interested is invited
tomttend. 3
JIJhIJJl‘iN JJ‘ohli W1 Sculloy has receiv-
swarm hi0 brother. William Ii. Scul-
161.0! lots. Minus. invitations to bill
wedding which will take place asp
tdiilhor 15mm 121mm has not yet
Mood whether he will go west in
3 tilkgcll or not.
Ill Mary Kearney. .ol Norwnik.
since January lot has been doing
is" Imocrhpll‘ln worn at the Hotel
,. Wilthdrnwn from that
and has accepted a position as
I’ labor with The halls Tennis-“ll
, ’ mills. Dempsey. oi. Nurwuk‘.
AI my“: «a. of”
: . . r
ourselves» v.
3 Jpric
WJJgunrautee that if they are not satis-
Burglar ilnly Nine Years (lid
in
2 who” virility are “all“
,, hair. Du yoube
Highgl‘dfi chocolates *1. .
2 s in y“,
“Ah
These candies are sold under our
factory they are to be returned.
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1. .13, 13y or 1:212 him i“, a will”:
Eda. W. Kelley Jr.
, Orugglet.
8 North Main St.
T... ace—s.
Connection for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store.
(Qontlnued From First Page.) J
ed was gained by breaking off a pad-
lock ripping off shutters and pursuing
similar methods. doing damage to the
building to the extent of about. $20.
At first, when he was «onirontod
Muster Archie maintained his innocen-
ce so cleverly that he had the prose
dutln‘g oilicinis beaten to a standstill
lie was taken to the office or l’roscc-ut
Entrance at other times, it. is claim-
ed that the ringleader had been a boy
named “Spot.”
“All ri ht. take him down to the
lockup " aid Prosecutor Davis to Clip-
tnin Morehouse. This remark worked
wonders.
"Oh. don't take me there," sobbml
the youngsters: “but me no homo .qu
l‘ll tell you the truth. Without any
restraint he then told of actually
breaking his way 11110 the store.
Whoa the two boys Wore ir‘keu be
fore Judge Lockwood this morning
Prosecutiu Attorney Davis. informed
the court tlut the breaking had bot-u
done by Archie and that the younger
brother had simply accompanied him.
As a result the judge directed his
whole lecture to Master Archie.
“How would you like to be put in
the lockup? Do you know what it
is?" _
“No. sir, i don't know what it is."
piped back lilo boy. '
“lleou stealing. haven't you?"
"Yes. sir."
“How many times before this?"
“'l‘wioo." J
“What will your mother say if I
put you in tho lockup?"
“Mother. will die 11’ i go to the lock-
up." was the frantic and sobbing rep-
y.
“Well: I’ve got to do something with
you. you won‘t mind your parents."
This brought another storm of ap-
pealing sobs, as the youth replied:
"If you ll let me go this limo lll
never do it again and i’ll mind my in
ther and mother.
The judge continued his stern leo-
t‘ure. telling the boy about what a mid
dark place the "lockup" is and warned
hiru that his father would report ouch
(lay and tell Whether ilc had been
good.
To make the lesson doubly impres-
sive, Chief of Police Thomas llradloy
took Master Archie down to the Water
street police station and showed ilim
the forbidding stool cases there. J‘
The hey narrowly escaped death a
few days ago by getting into a wagon
ill lsunc street and driving off with
out, the owner‘s permission, The horse '-
bocriruo frightened while passing over
the River street tunnel and ran away.
tossing the child out in Water street.
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wan-rs Hie'ueao our on.
Perle Murderer emandI iii t to Die
on the (initial the. Long nosed.
PARIS Jilly 12. «“l want to be gull-
lotluod. They condemned me to death
and they shall execute mo [‘0 have
none or their pardons. There is no
reason for a revision of my sentence
Paris has not seen an assaulted in ten
y3t rs. Icork]; m going to give them the .
8 J8
This declaration who made by Pierre
Adam to w{he prison authorities and
lawyers.w 10 Were iryin to persuade
hire to appeal for a 00 mutation
his death sentence for murder. as
has resisted the porsunak’mn persist-
ently for three weeks and clnulors to 3
have his head chop per oil . yet the all. 2
thoritlen do not comply with his wish
The position is a curious (me. as
the law stands It prescribes that essen-
tloha shall be public. but Iind'o the
guillotine was ronioy it .some years
ago irom the notoriolil Place de la
Rooneilo the local omelrllu everywhere
hive susceuaiuiiy resisted the simple 1
to secure a new site and the guiio
has lain idle in a shed, the colours of
Justice not venturing to oile3nd any
part of the city by lnslstingi its
erection. They have con nehtly
persuaded every person condemned to .
death to appeal for a on) m tion.3
which has been forthwith m
s appreciation "lump
3Audit
uraiiiieuliy A IA" dilfifitiil bli- J
i
invariably mat to
reuse and misbehavior byt
the city and the establishment o2 2the
guillotine anywhere without the assent '
of the authorities: representing?
specteble citinens world ll3e Vita
hrohrie anger. lien
ih‘ carry out death sentences.“
Bills are under discussion alternato-
13;” {oxidising sigma 3mallocation:in
a ii: can
Adam .P pore! attitude me infill to
pass or one other. -
it , firm
finial? villi-ail our
mutual“; “fl
miiave'ur “ 3 MM
12122222le ii Mil nouns—lie
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new not uy '11in
ilommieeliu (or tablet
l!
merely shimmy d
‘ When ‘tiJl 3min: .
everybody wants to ad'nul‘about it
they look in the peppered ‘
tile police" are doing. 3'th
I102 «and the man. and. Allen every
one says its‘prstty hard to toolthe
police. 1" l' 2
The ilrst policeman will Gain. he
took his club & will ‘Abel to move
on. and Abel said When i get reddy.
it Cain cracked his skull and said
The law must be respackled. then
Adam came and said Where is Abel.
and Cain said I donut know. and
when he liedtheLord took away his
star it told him to mayo on himself.
and Cain kept moving on till he
died.--Mliwanlree ‘hentinel.
All invited. '
Not long ago. one Sunday morn—
ing. a minister dorgot to give. the
usual announcement: of social events
for the week.” He had uttered some
words of his iinal blessing. when a
deacon. in a whisper. invited his at-
tention to the omission. Whereupon
the clergyman ceased praying and
said:
'ilrothren. l omitted to inform you
that an oyster supper will be served
at Brother Mullln's house next Fri-
day evening. the 20th instant. All
are invited to come. bringing their
own bowls and spoons." Then. con-
tinuing his invocation, quite uncon-
scious of the humor of the situation.
the worthy man added:
"And may the Lord have mercy
on your souls! Amen."-liarper‘l
Weekly. 2 2 . 2
Standing Room Only.
Mark Twain. in his lecturing days.
reached a email Eastern town one
afternoon and went before dinner
to a "barber s to be shaved.
'You are a stranger in town. air?”
the barber dolled» 2
"Yes. i'm a stranger here."
the reply
"We're having I good lecture here
tonight. sir." said the harbor. "A
Mark Twain lecture. Are you going
to it?"
"Yes.
Clemons.
"Have you got your tit‘i’ ‘
the harbor asked.~
2 ”No; not yet." said the other.
"Then. sir. you’ll have to stand."
"Dear me!" Mr. Clemons ox-
rlalmod. “It serum In if «i always
have to sland‘ when i hear. that man
Twain leoturo."~-»Buii3alo Enquirer.
was
I think I will." will Mr.
Int?"
As the Boy l'nderntood it.
"Driving the taking of a religious
census of the District of Columbia
the past winter." relates I Repro-
sontntivc from Tennessee. "a couple‘
of young ladies who were engaged
n the work atommd at my home on
Capitol Hill. and when the bell rang
it was answered by the negro boy 1
brought from Tennessee with me.
the ladies asked him;
."'Will-2you« please tell me who
lives here?»
" ‘YcIIum;
was the answer
" ‘ia 110 I2Chriatianl'. .
" 'No. ma'nm. . lie's er Congress-
man from Tennessee.“ ”
Miatah Johnslng.‘
Meeting Illa Enemies.
The other morning little Bobby
awoke and told about his wonderful
dream.
"i dreamt i went to paradise." re-
lated Bobby.
"and who were there?" asked his
mother. 2 .2
”All the good people. Then
dreamt i went to the other place."
’_ "And who was there. bobby?"
‘ “Nobody butldruant :ollicora and
dogcatcbors."~mChicauo Nevis. 1/
vr’l
, Not a Masterpiece.
“ A Acolnh laboring man who had
married I rich widow exceptional for
hermiainneaa was accosted by hisW
employers "Well. Thomas." he said,
"i «hear you are married. What sort
of, we. have you got?"
“'Weei. air." was the response,
“she's the MM'I handiwork. but i
Innaweay she’ll Kismuierpiucm'h-
rper'e Weekly.
“'3 t l W
s 2i 22» Harem. 2:-
3,"2Yes.i‘ said the. veteran. of mud,
n. "l have participated in sevens
can aluminium”
'2 “Wholly .eselalnmu ache pretty
grass widow. "Ami you are still I
bachelor?"
an...“
ilerves his: flight.
divalaruiousl‘“ unclaimed Mr. dwell-
i'I “J
33min. ' the baby has lust sales I lot it
let that dog biscuit '
“Myer mind." replied it“. swoll- 2
renown: in» server Fido Hm.
one has cited Isiah the baby's leek? J
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eat some and J
but ’
decal always find the. man. but they ,3
action a his price unclean other pee:-
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GEMINI:
.21'
Highland Avenue
Acreage Property
City Water. Electric Lights, High
.,0ro3und Oil Line Trolley Road.
3333:311- Iep'arate plot». acreage as fol-
8 29-100. 4 18-100, 6a., as
more opportunity to secure choice
building all”. or for sub-dlv‘eien.
Taylor 8: Golden
iii if
a. r.. a... n to vault in r
The Connecticut General Life Insur-
ance Conrpeny of He ford sell I coa-
vcrtehle his policy lor 91,000 It the fol
lowing guaranteed cost per year:
Age 35. “.1248 Age 40. H014 22
Age 45. ”61740 Age 50. “923 15
Iliuetlaiione at any age upon appli-
cation to
F. ii. FIELD.
unr‘rzo' airlift I‘UILorNe.
South Nor-walk.
THE AALSG muss renueatv
couoocrrso IV THE LATE mx
Taatov. consecrreur avenue.
you. as commune or us AT
role can: PLACE.
MRS. M. TABLOV.
THE liEOilEATiOll TOURS.
BLOCK ISLAND, a day irl .July 14.
21. 28, AuguIt i. ii, iii. 5. 80pm»
bcr 1,8“).60.
GLEN SUMMITT Milt MAUOH
CHUNK. A day trips July 20. Aurt-
uIt 3.17 8!. from New Haven.
$18.00
OO’ITAGE CITY. 5 rinv "in, July 238.
August ill. 17418.00 .
WHITE MOUNTAIN..B day tripI',
July 22. August 0, 20. September ll.
23.0
IARATOG SPRINGU. i or 0 day
trips, Jay 19, 20. 80. August 0.18.
20. 2'1. Bephlnlbor ii. 813.00 and
’16. 1'10.
AUBABL! CHAIM. 0 day trips. July
1d. 23. 30. Annual. 0. 18. Ill. 27.1%
lumber 3 320.00
«mean “pasta. 1 a 3333. trill. you.
day .‘Allguiet dist. Iliad
THOUOA 9 “LAN“. ii days trip,
Tuned ,‘Aliguat 21st. 030.00.
A'i'LAN'l'lo ’Bi'i‘v, ll day trips. July
83. All 030 18. 57. September 10.
I: 2.00 ”New l-lavcm
GATOKILI. iAOUNTIiNO. it day trips.
July is. It “Almost iii, Ii. “A”
NOVA sperm. in my trip. naturally.
Aspect toughen: tron New flav-
NiAoAIA’ fit.“ Mill incense
“LINDA: 8 day trip, Tuesday. A3133.
65W
and influence 2“ minimum ism
averages“ B'Jweil, giving swim-1'2” m
CASTCNA IWIK‘vI
J T mention
modem.“ “2"
ZEiGLER SUMMER HOUJBE BURN
it was reported lErell- rostordav that
11 burn on the Zioglor estate at (‘olloll-
dors l’oint had burned to the ground
'l‘.ut2sday A man named (horse Rose
who is core taker of one of the estates
ul lilt‘ Point. lflelltlllt'il that it was not
a barn but u bu no summer houSe that
puts destroy-.111 He said that unites
largo quantity of furniture was also
1051 at ilu2 same time.
JJJA manly man lsJJ always attracted.”
a...yoil3lanly33 wow
Safé,‘ a”: “seiner?"
3Bup'erir 12th wwmhlk‘ll‘
vim
9uvu It ova.
. Prick a“); on .d
at“ In kiln-.1?“ imrmla lined lot i. '
0r. LIII'MGO.IIIIOI'1II.. PI.
‘voua
innuanare
NEEDS
instead of odds rind ends of
pickodover and exhausted
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NUBLIN UNDERWEARJ ..
skirts. drawers. Bummer sewing lurk-
arr
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environ"
.mlli .
~. THEM“ will HOMGNV
A June selling at mulliin under- (loaded when” :39 angler lot-333
women in: ran. a who
wear. nightgownl. corset covers. see them WW3] agree 3,313,333 .3“.
they" rI'Lrlkh‘ti-y priced. ‘
Women's Hosiery. .
Women”: lace or plain as 2
black hole for 1235c pair. . .
Women’s less or plaid bile
and split foot hose for the
Women's lens or drain
bone in the 3yll. platinum .
black and w to. for also whit
Children's Hosiery.
2 Children's black-r!
hose for 10c our
Children (1133!;
hose fov12563
Children’I geodr qualltg lilac
white ribbed hole for 15 pair. .
Children’s run one rinsed hoII
Woman. 222.2: «2222.
Ghiidren' I plain. filled or
horde. it is needless it you'll ihveatl‘
note these values.
Muslin drawers. plain and tucked, at
29c. .
Embroidery and lace trimmed draw-
an at 500. 3
Lace trimmed” eomt covers, low
neck, ribbon and heading trimmed,at
25c, 39132 and 50c. - .
Gowns made low 201- high neck. plain
and embroidery trimmed. It 600. .
V Gowns plain. sometucksd and lace
trimmed. 75c and 98a.“ , .
White muslin skirts, lace and sin.
broidery trimmed, at 81.25 and 01. 50. 3
Lace and embroidery 33t3l'lm3l3nsd3 333 M
skirts. tucked slid to e b
ilounces, at J3J13 .933. ”Egg. JSJJJJJJS J “2110:9823 $32:
pvivtpbye
There is a dash and style about the “Onyx." an air of smartnesg.‘
with it all a guarantee of servloh that commends it to your favor. J
in “Onyx" brand wiiJine found tile widest scope of median ll
quiet and fancy simple, perfectly adapted for any one all occasions 3
RYAN 85 CO.
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‘.: SOMEEEING YOU
- 3 items or ruminants! 3
Ladies“ White Shirt Walsh its.
price.
Ladies and Misses' Hosiery. afl
derwear at special sale priced,
The largest assortment‘ ..
iacd White Goods, in yd. upwu
A bargain in Water Pitchers
each.
‘ ‘ “Trunks. Bags and Suit 0
special prices.
.{li
stocks, we replenish from week
to week with new styles of do-
sirable aorta. in tall ussortments
of sizes. *
This Week we call especial at~
tcntion to our 501: Negligee
Shirts. Weu made and need.
full silos. .
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Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday IvenlaII
J Joseph Davie
"TAYLOR
ctd'l‘iiilil.
HATTIR.
. .EUINIOHIR.
I Viable” M
”at! Norwalk.
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chine Made.
The BestJJJ‘allrihrl Ma
mssmneoo
92.1 Washington Street. South N 3 3
New line of Leather Cards. Burnt Wood Novelties. and
Leather Souvenirs.
IVi'afer Wings. 25 rentsand 35. cents. J
. Boats. llilsrzrs‘.“ -
Norwalk Chronicler