i
.0 Item niiould inwo road that no. Elia
. , , nwaauma'rqn 01-.
:
intnl hillsides.
Charles E. Seymour is in New York
on business; ' ‘ i: ' .
‘William‘df Footer is enjoying i
day's vacation.
‘—~For pure live water ice at our per
cwt., and good aervico. telephone titltl~-i.
Broohsido Lake ice Company.
'Joane Seaman in substituting for El-
bert W. Clark at the local post of-
flee.
, The Catholic}. Baseball team. of Nor-
waik. is looking for a game for Satur-
day attornoou.
__
Howard Seymour oi Schonootatiy.
N. Y. in violation his brothor Char-
les E. Seymour.
Tied down to his desk in the oillce,
While others are true at play:
Papa fancies he is having a vacation.
Willie drinking Rocky Mountain 'l‘oa.
Plaioteti'a Drug Store. ,
Bentley’s Orchestra, of Bridgeport.
will furnish music afternoon and ever
nlng at the Knob Snipirduy.
Miss Edith Naioy, a Brooklyn girl.
who has boon- visiting in South Nor-
walk. was udtniitoti to tho. hospital
yesterday {or treatment.
Miss Roan. Jackson, of Son \‘Iow
Avenue, East Norwulk, who ban boon
untiorgolug trontmonl at tho. hoapitai~
waa discharged this morning i'roin tho
institution.
~Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
There will be two rarryalla run
ning to tho Knob Outing (‘lub tonight
to not-omniotluio tho pooplo who winh
to attend the olltorlainlnont, whirh‘
will oomnlenro at R:i.'. sharp,
John Gaspar has. iiiod notioo in tho
oflioe oi the town rle'rlt. no roqnirotl
in such cases, oi‘ his lnlt-nilonn to soil
hia grocery and moat luminous at l?
Ely avenue to Julius iirodovaity, oi‘
Bridgeport.
Removes tho mirrobos whioh impov.
eriah the blood and oirrniation. Slopn
all trouble that lniorl‘oroa with nutri-
tion. n'l‘hai'a whni lioliinlor‘o iiooky
Mountain ’%i§n'ill do. 'i‘t-.t or 'l‘nb
lots, 35 con; . i’lalntt‘d's Drug Store.
Tho. annual piouio, oi tho Nor-walk
Bplllai. Sunday School at Slot'pIt-t'llauo
Inland, Bridal-port. panned off vol'y ant-—
conniully and without norltlout. ’I‘wo
special our“ conveyed the inontbors ol’
the school.
W
Thomas l)lmoud, an English sail-
or. who was arroaiod and who could
not give his nutno yoalordny, but who
worked for tho Connor-limit Railway
and Lighting (hilnpuny. was iilll‘ti Sil
and coats for drunkeunosa, in tho
town court this morning.
‘—
The Norwnlk Congregational School
picnic in ililiillz hold today at ltoton
Point. Spooitil onra loit from in front
of the church about 9 o'olook anti it
was a very inorry party that, Willi
conveyed to tho I’oiui. l-‘oattn-os ot'
the day inoludo a number 01' nthlotic
contests.
Through an til‘l‘lll’ it won itialotl in
those columns yoaiortluy that .loaoph
B. Elia, .Ir., was oount-otod with tho
it‘oirfioid County National Bank. ’t‘ho
will savor his t-tmnootion with tho
iontral National iiauk as tollor, on
Saturday oi thin woolt.
Door 0le still, your wholo lilo illl'i
Dona woo’ hotldo?
‘Your thouuhto uhitlo on ultioldo?
You hand a piltl
Now for mono and timiawllt-Wlll‘a
Little nnny lilaorn uro tho nnmi pit-mt
ant and rolialllo pills known today.
il‘hoy newer aripo, Solo by (lllti‘ortl
Pharmacy.
Garrett. Jordan wast nrronlotl lmtt
night. by bounty Shoriit..lohii W. Boul-
199 on ohurxoa oi broutlh oi tho ponoo
at the homo at hip} brothor in law.
J0im.8ialt. on the» nunctionl. turns
piito. William Jordan in also luring
count by the authorities anti the «are
won Continued till thin nitoruoon iii. 4
.OQ‘OEka' ‘
. ‘ W
Frank W. Gregory has boon mum
all an principal or thn‘ North (router
School tor the coming your. and Minn
Carolina Cotton an anoinumt. lieoently
tum baboon youuitiornblo (Iiiltiliflv‘
nton in the diatrict over tho principal-
‘aiilp‘ t n irlonda oi Mia» Margaret
‘ ho wan pgincitml iorjlhto I'lzili
- i'nioutint 0 the year ha. 0 n.
~m°3uriinu that she lillullid be m.
' 'v maintainiu that she
vary on. actor: work.
has
lililllllliSBHilill
and combines lilo qualities nooonsury
system of t'tllli.
Sohl by Clifford Pharutary.
oavos of tho Norwalk Ilotol, by pain
tho honoy
Yvon on thoir hands and bintlan their
A ‘, iii
In ‘ [till ii.
' inquire for Print.
ullnn n GOLDEN.
— ,
m‘. ........,¢..W.~...w. .
Mo"... WEWW
FOR BOYD.
Stamford. - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS. i
School-hound well equipped. well
lighted and well behind. 133 boya pre-
pared for college; hundreds propnrod
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing. Athletics:
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis i-i, Soilot-lt anti
son. of Norwalk, havo roturuod homo
from a visit. with relatives in liroolt-
lyn.
Anyouo having a good earpot that
they have discarded can put it to good
use by donating it. to tho Salvation
Army for tho phitiorni in tho hall in
South Main otroot. A portal will
reach tho oaptaln all right.
Konnody'a lalxativo Honoy and TN
to the original laxative cough syrup
to roliuve iho rough and purgo illi.‘
Conlalns no opinion.
it thorn in any virtuo in Si Swith-
in it will ruin today. uroordinu to
time itou rod Hllpoi'ntiiiliitlll. St. Swlth-
ln’a day 3 July l4. and an it raiuotl
on tho ionrit-onih. it is tilli‘ to rain
evory day for forty days. it hurt rain
od ovory day sinro lilo l'ourloontll. .illli
thus for Si. Swiihin'a anporstltntton
IIDIIIR good.
.p.
Tho building rolnnlltioo for tho now
town high sohool oxporia in not hat-h
tho plain; of tho building from Arohi»
let-l Wilson l'ottt‘r aoino day this
woolt. Mr. l’ottor hon had tho plum
auroral works for rormlalruoiion pur-
ptlnos. ii in hopoti lo htlvo till) wliolo
niattor iii’illt‘d on Hwy shortly. so that
tho orootion oi" the strut-luro (an ronr
monco.
Soverni pounds.- of lino honor. n'oro
(“5(‘(H'i-‘I‘i‘li this morning untior tho
torn while t'It'ltning out a hiro of hooli.
Boon havo outdo tho spot a rontloz-
row yours ago Fill pounds; oi honoy was
found there. 'l‘ho prohloln of polling
inauufat-lurora onl ihia
morning wan l-‘(lil'l‘ti by tho pnlnlorr: by
oovorillg illt'msolvtja. Aftt 1‘ putting
noiting over iholr hoods, pulling glo-
wrists they wont- to Work at tho lush
and omnploiotl it without injuri
COLLIDED WITH TROLLEY CART
Allen Sch‘e’filer Loses Two Wheels on
Butcher's Wagon.
Alton Soholilor, tho troll known
moat. duaior. plot with n mishap ihia
morning, his nlont wnuon boint: run
down by a lroiloy our in ritargo of lilo»
iornutn Soarlos and t‘ondut-ior l.uurau-
rl. ’I‘ho oollislon oot-urrotl on Wood-
ward aronno. 'i‘llo tnolornntn swing
hii‘. Soiloi‘ilol' (‘liilllllg tlowil tho (Irovo
airoot Ilili rant: his tit-ll for him to
not out of tho way. bttt liir. Sohoitlor
appourod to driro right in front of
tho tar. 'i‘ho lnotorlnan rotorHt-tl ilil‘
our. bill it was too into and tho wazun
whooi lellt'it "‘tht- our. lioth roar
\vhoola of tho tnoal wagon lila‘hod liiili
tho nlonl was Nt'nitorod in ”to road-
way. Mr, Solioi‘l‘lor \t'nn llllown out.
illll was nnlnlurolL l'ossonnora any
that lilo lnotorntuu wan iii no way to
blalno for tho art-Mont.
ANOTHER USEFUL GIFT.
It will ho rolm-ltlht-roti that about a
illouill ago Mrs, J. \V. SitidWoll,‘iho Io-
onl lllltfiit' donlor, tionaloti a piano to
(‘aplatin (Ynnlnlilius. of tho Salvation
Army. in South Norwalk. Slut-o that
iinlo titt‘ urlny hart bod rllil nnnthor gill
numoiy. a I‘ouiui Typowrllor from tho
rontpnny‘s lioutlouttrlora in Norwalk.
'i‘ho onpinin sinioo that tho marhlno
turns out Hillilt' of tilt- boat work of
any ninohiuo ho has oror aooti.
on... “a..."
George Kepler’s,
ON THE BRIDGE.
H . I
ygela 00.
From the tool that Hypoia In In Io
muohhardor. clump puror, mu long.
or. unit In In every way In much but“!
than natural ice. when it II acid It
the «mo prlco on natural I00, it in
much cheaper. All I00 wagonl will
all Hygola I00 thin union.
in. man lot- It.
J. W. OLMITIAO.
liliililil Souvenir Pnsi Bards.
Lat-gout and iliiiz‘iiuilgrtli'imefli in tho
Chimes. Punk
Will keep the mosquitoes away.
voun for at least iwoniy wars and a .
Mk your
. H ‘ . / . _ V‘ > ‘ ‘ H g
0mg way ,1 .
.Going away over Sunday? For your work-end outing we provide
every ousclllial in tll'oss for turn our] young turn—«—
Outing Suits, $7.50 to $15.00.
Serge Suits, $10.00 to $22.00.
Outing‘Trouscr-x, $3.00 to $5.00.
Duck Trousers. $1.00 to $1.50.
Negligre Shirts. 500 to $0.00.
Neckwear. 25:: to $1.00.
Thin Underwear. 500 and on. '
Leather Belts, 25c to $1.00.
Fancy Hosiery, 250 to $1.00.
Straw Hats, $1.00 to $3.50.
One advanlago bf buyingr horn is, you hurt: hroatlor choice of
Clii‘l't’t‘i' \rt-ars than any other storo ill town aii‘ortls. All ”to other
atlvauiagos may be summed up in Mic wortl—usatisiat‘lion.
"\Voll. Ivo Just bought. a lot of grain and {rod from
Hatch.
satisfaction to too in knowing what I’m going
’i‘horo'u a lot of
to got.
Cheap grains as a rule are oi very little intrinsic mom
You, he gets all my ordors.
and i have no t‘xt‘lii-lt.‘ {or not obtaining Illt‘ choicest. gratin
whou i buy them so I‘m going to stick to him." _ '
I Buy Oats Thais Clean.
"or i MANUEL T. HATCH.
Wo aro nourwjusl as far
no the hormonal lotior box
or telephone.
TfiOLLEY mirsg’
Through Southern New England.
Iiluotrntqd'. Price IO Cents.
Wm. PT Beers,
Beaks, Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwaik. 6 So. Main St.. 80. Norwa‘k.
Hard Shell Crab?”
Lobsters. SoiiCrabs. Long and Round Clams
_ Fresh Mackerel
And all other kinds of fresh fish recalled daily.
Cutbili’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Free Delivery
Merrill Commercial Schools.
South Norwalk Conn.
UNITED BANK BUILDiI‘lG.
Stamford, Conn. Port Chatter. N. V.
ADVOCATE BUILDING. RYAN BUILDING.
Fall Opening. September 4th, 1906.
M. A. Morrlll. Principal.
k
m
AndAvoid Disputes.
hit its the only safe trig convenient way tor thepnvmtni oi
I. st
' Cancelled checks.
, properly endorsed. make the best pos-
sible receipts. . .
r011 saw an
in the time. when the weather in tho
hottrut for you to have a supply oi
By-io Talruni Powder in the home.
It‘s strictly high-grade, tiollghtiuily
poriumoti-na an Antiseptic and Do.-
odorant it brings rotniort to ladies and
babies. I
Nothing on good for Chafing. Sore-l
noaa Sunburn, excessive l’orsplration.
etc. .
By-io 'l‘niruni Powder is 250.
the Blind Plnlnnll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE! DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET, lil;i0 a Ili.‘-FII‘SI
prlooo in tho stock market today wore
irarlionai oonooasiono from tho rioti-
illp; last night. llonlinga wore on u
vory small aonlo and t-lluulzoa gono-
ra‘liy narrow. Snlollint: lost notlrly
a point and National Load and Iirook-
lyn 'I‘rallsil lnruo iraoliolht.
WALI. S'l‘itlild’l‘. ii a. ln.~»Siooltt‘s
Worn sold hoorlly ill lilo lirst hour
of luminous. 'I‘llo sharp rorovorioi
from lilo root-hi low ioroist by many
aim-kn in tho absonro‘ of any import-
ant buying to ooniiilllo lilo tltlvnncoa
imitn-t-tl ll'atlors to rhino out tholr
holdings. ’l‘ho hl‘niilg was pl't-ily n'oil
distributod and was not ooniinod to
any ono stook or group. ('lolohlnxl,
(i. (‘, and Si. lamia and ilnitotl Stutos
“Hilly loll oil 1! points. lAJuist'illo &
NiihilViui‘, Ntillilol'll I’arlilr. iii‘Lilii‘lt-i.
iiitwlitlyn 'I‘ransit anti (‘oiorado It‘ool
iii. to “in. and i'itlon i’ilt'ifit’. Snittilt-rn
I'm-lilo, St. Paul, i‘onnsylvunia. Alohl~
son. Anluirzatnntod (,‘oppoy, Sugar and
I‘roanod Stool (‘nr l to ill. i‘nion I’a~
riiio .pid owopiioliuliy animal in.
and Norlhwt-storn 1‘63.
WALL STREET, Notul.~-~'i‘lloro was;
a slight rally, but tho tionutnti diotl
out and prlron droppod again. soulo
Hooks plotting slightly lower than bo-
ioro. 'l‘llo trading ili‘t'fllilt' praotirally
stagnant and fluotuntioim Wt -.-o hurt-1y
proroptlblo. Bonds Woro olm'.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——Somo d0-
tnnntl for (“U (‘opporm which bonoiilotl
Annoontla l-‘i. wiped out Alnah‘utnlal-
otl‘a loso‘ and zavo tone to tho inarkot
for a short intorval. “'iton tho buy-
lnt: of tho oopporr was itot [lilgOWl‘il up
by a oorroopoilding tlunland t'or oihor
invol'itoa profits woro hastily taboo
and Anlnipzumatotl Copper. U. S. Stool,
Union Pat-lilo, St. Paul and sonlo oili-
ort: sold bolow thoir morning low
point.
ALARMING REPORTS IN RUSSIA.
Plots Discovered to Kill Several of
the Nobility.
S'l'. i'ICTIEliSliI'IiG. .luly iS.-v—-'l‘ho
pnhtloai baromotor be aszaln failinit.
'i‘ho oonluaion “Iiil‘il >t‘t‘iilS to hurt-
iiikt'll pmsossion of tho uppor onhoros
slur-o lho oi‘iorls to torln a ooaliiion
ministry failotl, ouupiotl with tho
:tlnriniun roporta from tho intot'lor and
tho lliililltlt‘ oi i‘arlianlonl. nuthos al«
most anything poaslblo. 'l‘horo has
boon lnorkod ronowttl oi approhonsion
that tho orlaia may anti is a mop (l'oiat
againstt I‘arllntnont, Tho usansalnotionlz
oi \v'lt-o Adinirnl l'honknln nml liont‘ral
ix'oalov. tho tliaoovory that bohlntl tho
ulnrdor of tho nonoral was: a big plot
to kill not only tionoral ’l‘rt-poit‘, but
l’rlttro l’tliluiin and minor oonriiora.
'Iiiii tho gonorui opltlomir oi unsustaina-
lion whit-h hlta iorrorlzoti not only tho
loral nuthoritioa. but ovon tho polioo.
louolhor with tho wild doairuriion of
proporiy by tho poanuniry In halt a
tlozon provinoos tiiil'iliil lilo Iiifii {our
days, hnvo again airt‘nizthonotl iht
'iilillii part of tho oouri u'ltlrh lltliit‘\'i"i~‘
in rouoriiug to “oxti‘oulo motlulll'os.“
'l‘ho adoption by tho I.owor tlonao oi
i'iu‘iininoui oi liil tilltll‘onn to tho roun-
try. will. it in ioarod, plaro in tin,-
hnntis of tho rouotioniata iho noodod
lovor to mow Iiiti niaioaty. Iii, I‘Ni'l‘l‘
litaki vainly wnrnod tho Lowor Ilouao
yoalordny of tho aoriuuanoaa of tho
propoaod atop. but tho majority oi tho
Constitutional ilontorrnia. of which
party ho is u prominont ntombor. about
to bo ronvinron that thoy moat. hold
tho poannnia at all hannrtia. The mom-
hora of tho outrnmo Lott nominal to
court a light. prom-hing opon rovoho
tion from tho roairum.
'I‘lio Novoo Vromyn, WIiIt'Il nilou ro-
iiot‘ia tho viowu oi lho oourt. says it»
day that tho adoption by tho howor
Ilouno of an a root: in tho country
would no boynntl tho juriatllrtiou at
Parlinmont and virtually comtituto an
nppoal from tho povornutoni in tho
wonplo. 'l‘ho pupor atidu: “With it:
«loptlon i’nrllumoni. would rronn the
Rubirau. abandon it: profound poilry
of trying to rnalrnin the country and
inniomi or paniiyinli ii. tioliboratoiy
pour oil on the human."
iiiiupniolms irom tho lutoripr rou-
ilnuo tn toll without. lntorruptlon glor-
ino or the burning oi manor houaon.
robboriou. mot-dorm. notiialona beta/ooh
oontutnta and rural guards and tho
llurrintl dlopntnh of import bore and
thin-o. 'i'ho cantor of tho. poaaunla'
homing is Voronottb provlnrn, whoro
tho pennants in their main tor tho
destination of properly do not dimini-
inato iii-moon friends and nnomioa. an
widmiami by the romnloto iiinitliliiiOil
of the «into at M. Kokottliine. one of
tho moat bromine-tit Constitutional
Democrat: in tho tower House. To-
iay'n 'raporta domino the situation
1% that profit-loo. as “napalm" from
tuntlon »
all
I OUTING SUITE
man “a. u on n:
‘ m " affiliatinuyowmuw om
Cool: Clothes.
For business and leisure wear in thatch
rid term. featherweight. a trifle lin'
ed. and out for'comfori. ‘
$6.50 To ”5.001
OUTING TROUSERS ............ $2.00 To «.00
nnaas TROUSERS .. ......................... . $2.50 T0 “-60.
BLUE SERGE coars ................ $3.00 T0 ”.00”
NEGLIGEE sHlaTs ..... .. ......... . ........ . 500 TO $2.60 ‘
COOL UNDERWEAR . 25:; T0111»
BELTS 250, 10 Mad -‘
FANCY HOSIERY 25c To‘nc ,
BATHING surrs $1.00 To $2.50,
.u..............
Forl‘ien and Bolts.
TAN. PAT COLT AND GUN METAL OXFORDS IN BNAPPY LASTO.
. Trunks and Bans.
'SELLECK & PRi
.l' SOUTH NORWAL'K;
I. WASHINGTON ST. ».
V“. i
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Telephone Call 165-5. * i
we!”
iAibiBbté’vé' 0.059.?»
Our Smoked Beef is now a popular seller. If you have never had 10m, ‘
or one it cut so thin on our American Slicing Machine. you will be Intdnmd
at once when you see and taste. Any quantity from 50 up. .
Bacon sliced on the same machine is of uniform thickness or thinno-I. gt
you want it. Can supply nice Bacon and fine Eggs for camping out partieul
Peanut Butter, something fine for picnic or lunch. ‘
Butter—Our Butler is kept in prime condition, with plenty of ice. and
is a superior article, 270 lb. Clover Hill Print Butter. 280 lb. ,
Mgéher'a Crisps, a malted breakfa at food, sell; at 90 package; or 3 pack- "
ages. 0.
Calling attention to a curious Japan Tea. nice flavor, a great om for
the price. samples given, 400 lb., 100 quarter. Try it. . .
Saturday in Berries and Fruity-We shall have nice Blacklist-ring, Go
oseberriea, Black Capo, Red Raspberries, Red Currants, White Currant;-
Wani the public to know that white currants make just as good rod cur-
rant jelly as do red currants. Pineappies.
Jelly Glasses. 220 dozen. tin top. l
Pure Refined Parafine for putting over Jelly, 150 pkg. »
Hope to be oi good use, waiting your valued orders, your: to serve and
please. Fine Busineu Wagon ior sale.
LORENZO DIBB’
Tdapbone Cali 06-4. . ,
m... .. .. .,....,_._ .....-_,M.,.,- ._._m
21 Les. GRANULATED squa ..... . ..... ....... ..... . 31.00 -
FORCE 0R H. 0. cars. 2 PKGS. .................. . ...... 25.:
BEN HUR FLOUR, PER BAG .. ......... . .................... . ...... 70¢
WATERMELONS. EACH ............. . .............. . ................ sac
STRING BEANS. PEAS, BEETS. CUCUMBERS, CARROTS. PARSLEY,
SQUASH. BUNCH ONIONS, BERRIES. PEACHES. ETC. EXTRA NICE
HOME POTATOES FOR SATURDAY'S TRADE.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main Sh. _ , 49 Fort 8t” ‘
60. Nor-walk. Ci. ‘ I _ ‘ . - Eatt Nor italic, at? A
'Phone, 143. ‘ ' .1 " ’Phono, 819-4. _
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or boon
Relief tor strained and tired eyes may be bad and teriouOI-drotihlli'.
averted by wearing a pair 0! our 't
Proper Ola-nos. Proporly Adjusted, J .
Examination Free. ; '
Hatching oi tonnes and all Repairing a. Specialty. ,
O. B. JRCKSON.
Optician.
an WALL "our. NORWALK. 609%? -
FOR HER SUMMER DAINTIESVICE CREAM ICES. BHERIET‘ PRO-
ZEN cusranos, ETO.. WE STAND READY TO SUPPLY FREEZER 0
STANDARD MANUFACTURE AND lN SEVERAL 8IZE8~GAPAOITY 0
FROM ONE QUART UP TO GALLONB. IF YOU'RE SHORT 0N TH,
FREEZER LINE IT WILL PAY YOU TO IE! OUR COMPLETE AND M
”FACTORY STOCK. V
a a . i
I”
II.J.Callins &
til-x8 North Main Strain
rind alumni in iteration! bad
and. presumably. they all in
ALFRED IIIT'! GREAT FORTUNE.
LONDON. July law-abouts who are
in a partition to glvo itnthoritauvn in» toolbar and brother will hail“!
tormotlou regarding tho amount of tho aluornblo amounts. ,_ ' .
t‘ortnno oi the lube Attrotl Belt. r tilt? '
south African financial-Jud tho tormn run on non IKELTIR
oi his will town not yet given it. to tho LAND. ' ‘
unwnpapern. The pmutmuoomonta all NEW pontoon July it.
the latter. themtoro. are purely mot bland (tool or the Phlltuiii
lativo. Estimates ranging tram urn.- uu-m, Atlantic and am
000,000 to ”35.000.000, have berm polo thian Yacht Club! It!
tluhod. but it will probably be iouuti «clock this morning on.
when the term at tho tall area plus Shelter strand, tho part
out that Mr. mum tortilla m8 “0- ior Mara oral“. .
what beiow «0.000.000: About. unu- ‘
third oil tint! amount. it or “mild.
will be mouthed to attitudinal-rum
all lit Grub W‘ a and ”diam“ llama W,
't . mambo
w“n%imunonta
Norwalk Chronicler