PURE FOOD CONVENTION.
a. ‘ Elicitation of the Work of thé National
”w'tfibnaumeu' League.
I ‘R’I’F’ORD, July lil.-’l‘(xiay'o son
aion o! the National PorII lI‘ood (fon-
veption at tIII.I capitol was prer‘edod
. by an automobile trip around the oily
and I trip to the doqu oi“ tho alum
blinding. 'i‘ho IIIIlIeduiIId oxcrriuos
more opened by Misti Alton lathe).
ohnlrman ot' the loot! investigation
mmtttee of tho National (‘onIIIIIuIIrII'
Immoi Now JU‘Hi‘)‘. III dist- unsung
work oi the league silo ouid:
“I"Wo now wish to hasten tho day
Will the dweller in tho iuiiclllcill house
gm not only have pure food, but I-Ioun
JIM and we look to you to toll on
awill furnish pure clonn filtItilIl '1 ho
Ina asks you for lIIiuInInlion for
“eons. for Sililsi’urtol) IluI-iporllon of
“’33 factorleo. for dutod Inns and for
Ultimo limit to: (‘olti I-ItqugiI ”lI-ll
packers and cunning to no lulu-i
goods that the lI-uguo can to”
Oh are pure and III-nu from thosu
are not. (liv on all thrno luI
Ianta and one how quit-lily tin-
0 will holp tho work of ”Il' IIIIIIII-
' pure food commission."
- ‘ III. F. lurid. i‘orni ctllllmlnslilll-
v 0th Dakota. in diucnnolng run»
toad products, said that conditions
never hotter tIIIuI now for rIIII-
brttntls ol' good rounding. liv-
oommluslouor mortar I'IIIIII Illilllllv
.. rs who dosh-o sanction for mil-I-
. and filial) Iailolu. II IIIII)’ uiuo
. NICO)“ certain Johhora iilltl look
who have thus for onrupmi put»
. , In four! mutter» urII tho Inn-II
names should in this mourn-lion
Md holoru tho public for "toy
', granted tit dIIIIIIuId ioI ('lIt'itII and
. . _ Ilop in pluvo ot‘ lending their
I for educating thII irIIdII in
In honor motion III prIIIlhI‘lII"
‘ E. lhu‘nurd. IIIIIIIIIIIII. or in
who Iumkn on ltimlllimln mm
”t4? Went iii tIIut Hlnio. Hillii that ho
fluted more IIIIIIIIIIIIII l'Iqu putIIh-
I”) from pionurtlliou in ”III on
out of tho |lilll‘ fond tuw. IIIIII-
. “in u will IIIII IIIIII-IIII in ot‘ out
havorboon IIImqut IInt IInd tho
:1; or lilo IoIIuIIInII IInIrII.
. and ratitiluru. Ito II iIIvntoIi that
m am» wondering how ihoy an
arm ihomuoiwm to «land for
hill: honouiy in tho III-III pnIII-y
V0 boon II trim maxim IIII
fit it had no ptInIII III rumi-
3'6 ltsm.’
, . . III and owning wuu nir
'ponioroaoo with IIIpromIII
tnolurlrul internals and
.“houloa ware roproaout-
-w
I to but outdo II tair
wlmto ‘
ioyod thiI uII'ulr vor
titling Gut Mont Saturn
W to mire tho huiunoe cover your “neuron.
HERALD EDITORS IN TROUBLE.
I NEW YORK, .lulylib— —’l‘. ll. lluinli .
ton. eIIIlpr-inohiol: l’. w. St‘iilli'it‘l‘.
gunorul tunnngor', John T. Uilllti‘, night
» Irgo hitIIIII. Sunday editor
‘ . . :Iuihotlilou
I (II \tillt \loluting the pos
tol lows in Inning III litHlli'ti III Ibo
uuliln oopivs oi llII-lr pulIIir-utiou (Ion-
iulnlllg “personals" IIllIIgIIIl to be ob.
st'l‘lltf IIIIIIIInIIIIrIIIl ihvluuvlws today
to thII llIIiltId Stun-s liltll'tilltil. 'iIuII
\\'ill\'(‘(l :I 1il‘tIillliillili')’ I-xnoIiuuiion In»:
toriI u llIIllI-II Hinton I-oluunnsinmu' nod
\\'t‘l'i' puroiI-d in custody ol tIIIIiI- mun-
IIIII to answer on OIItolnIr to any IIIIIIr-
nus tlIII grand jury Inny timi against
lilt‘III.
WARSHIP PRACTICE SHOOTI NO.
litib‘tiKi‘tlit'l‘. Muss, July 111.7
While tlnI. t'i'l‘\\." of tho IIultlI-xlllprt
tom; and hollow \\'t‘I't' proving thIlt'
hmvy noon oil HlItIl‘i' toduy hourly :itiit
nntrinos from tho Mtlilil‘. Missouri.
livalsuI'I-III. and Illinois \Vi'i't' wuikiun
(IVI'I' the roads of t‘upII Ann. on II N'-
Itnim murIquI. pranli III 'liII- IllubIII
Inn was the only \t't-iiii‘l of tin- llt't'l
ill'lt' \I‘Iiii‘il \\'ltt'i not mutant-d III ilw
day's oxorcluou.
'l‘ho Iowa and Indiana suiIIId for tho
mnshh- “I it II'IIIII-h thin morning nod
two hours lull-I- iinI thuudor ot lhI-lr
III urt‘ Izuun muhl ht‘ III-nrd for out It!
to El.
-M ~w¢
OFFICERS OF MARTIN SAFE.
lilltIi’l‘lIN. .luly Itl.~~t‘uptutn thIoIInII
\\'. Murphy and Milit' ltulmrl llnudul'
uith tour of tho t‘i'i'W of ”III 'I‘IIIIIIIIII-
Ion, Mu. llll't‘l‘ illiiflli'il urhoouor ”t“
IIIII l.. iiiIIriiu. \vltlrh wun erIrkI-Il oil
l'lIu-IIuiln itu)‘. NIleoIIItdlIIuIi July It
Iil‘l'lVi‘lI hIII-I- loduy on tho ulIIquIIr A.
W, I'I-ry II'II liIIllfIIx. N. 14. Thu wrw-k»
Iai nullIII‘II Wl‘l't‘ Ilii’h't‘tl up by It thhI
tun M'iltlillii'l' IIlIorily lil’lt'l‘ illi'lt' I'i'tr
ml was wrlIrkoII IIIIII qutiml Iii Aron-l
t'ovv trout wlilrh [Iillt't' tbor \rIIIIt In
HIIIIfIIx und tmurdrd liuI linuton Nit‘tt-
,IIII-I: 'l'III- IIIIIIIII L. Martin wan ow
III-II in thin «vitr, t-thI wun VIIIIIIIII at
i SIIIIIIIII,
aunm'r'r AVENUE "bottoms!
PARTY.
A «urhrlmI party wuii Itivon lliIil ov-
I'llllln to Howard II‘iIIld. «It IIurritt than
tow. and to IItII ruuuiu. t‘luudr.I Dlhhlo.
of Now lhwan, who in riuitiuu him.
'i‘hIIrII were about twoniy pronoun
ttuuu-II. music and II sound good limo
lthnIIII the hour: until nearly mid
,IIthIi. wIIIIu. ultor n III-Ituiillul hmelr
luau. tIIII parlour deported. having ctr
much
porcoatnso tor your Burton Arr
it
. Ills
‘ IiIIiplIi-I,
lg]iLI. OPEN ONE OF US
,, II'
0” e1 Tea Stores
126 WASHINGTON STREET
[will give tree in addition in the usual cheeks.
Handsome Decorated China Plate.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS
126 Washington St.
South Norwaik
Next Door To Post Office
Free Deliveru.
UNCONSCIOUS ON FREIGHT CAR.
NEW YORK. .luly litmh than in
whose pochot. was found a rnrd hear-
ing thII name or livury t‘.. 1.. Sonar, ol
North 'I‘birioonth olrIIIIt. Phthr
and uh oilit‘I- tiIlIlI‘IIIoi at 49.3
North “'IlIiId run-(It. that! city. was
found humour-loos lying on top of u
i‘rIIiIIJII (‘iil' wili'll It freight train roach-
I-Il .I-IrsIII (‘ll,\' today. SUVI'I‘M bruis-
(Is \IIIII-II found on his lll‘iili uttIIr ho was
l.II II to u hospital. 'lllt" polim- said
IIII pIolIhbly lIIId boon rohlIIIII.
“1. Sailor in until lb ho InutIunIIr for
tho (toutiuI-utul lnsurqu-o t‘otupuuy.
.\‘l-:\\r YIIIIK. July tits-«Arivod:
SIIIIIIIIIII' lloluu. from MIII'sIIillIIII uud
Nupios.
l’lliliitit'lliillii. Jilly lit - llt-III‘I' t‘,
Sum-r “no at his oiliIIII in this t'il,"
today. 1ch said the pvruuu found on-
t‘illlh‘l‘ltlllfi on top of a lrrlnhl our to
.lIIrnIIy t‘ily may possibly In- liolIIIrt ll.
WuIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIII'. Ilih’ IIIIIIkkIIIIpIIII, who is
ill Illt'h‘l'lli on his \‘tlt'illltlll.
GOLF CHAMPION DEFEATED.
NtIIiiI'I'UN, July His-“Til“ Mintmlitili
oi Iodny‘u pluy III tho ultilII I-IIunI-
plnufiiilp Izoil tournnuwnt on tho Wur-
ltuI-u links. Irma lhI- lli‘it‘lii of Mr. W.
It, Shopurd. oi‘ NI-w llnron. lbII pIII-n
out pinto rhqupioiI. by W. A, .InI-kIIoII.
of tho Aruwunu t‘luh. Middivlown, I
up mill :2 III play Jttt'ltnon pluml tiIII
hotter noit‘ IIII N‘ way through and
”It‘ rhtuupion was IInIuplIItIIly not hark
by tho Izood Knowing of bin opponvht.
lI‘ollowllm Illl' lIIII I'ili'tliIl of lilo.I “"0
men;
.Iurituou: Out “:1 1 it t I .‘I ii :i N” «I!
III->4 Ii 3 ii ‘54
SlnIpani' ()III I: f. I I It I .I t 5...“
“tr-fi- 4 I (I
Dr. l'. III. MitIiIli III-Iii t‘iuIntl-r r3, tIIIIl-
look 2 up nud I to no,
w w..-“
WIBTPORT LAWN PARTY.
A wry piIIIIIIIIIIt luwu party wnu
hIIld buIt owning llllili'i‘ lInI nuttpirtul
III ”III Idltllt'it liottovolonl Horn-t)- III
thI l‘IIIIIHI'UKIIHIIIIIII (thurrh In Wold-
pol'l. ’l‘luI uti’uir wun wvil IItII-uclml
:Iud Wtit‘ It wry prrtty our. thI luwn
twhm IIIIIIorntod with .Inpuuono InniI
t‘l’llli IIuIIpoIIdoIt from ”It! input This
diliorvui table» worn woli pairoulrod
Instill; tnIItIIfuiiy IirrnquIII IIIIIIInII tho
tow. ’I‘inI iiIqunI'lItu iloyn IIIInII dia-
IIIIIIIIIIIIII quido throunhoui lhII Into
and It was lIIIIIrlIy npprIIprIIuml. The
labour Word In (Ilium oi ludhcs of tho
“nonunion as follows. Candy tnhII-
‘Mlit‘i. tl. iii. lInIIIIII. MrII. II'. II. IIuhI
Kt .
'i‘lnI “Art Gallery" Willi in IIluIrInI III
MIIII. ti. M. Motor and Mini Milliroui
Ii'oIItIIr
Wm—
LAND IILOIIIQI 70 MR. all-II".
’I‘iIII prowl-tr Nor which thorn IIIIII
rouolltly heart It Illlplllt! nonunion III»
lowing l'oroy tilondonolnu to build u
road heron; it. hurt boon iuuud by the
animation” to union; to tho. iiohoho IIIII
taro. IMr tiloudouhing claimed that
it \VIIII part of the rmnltmy which tool
lmn Ionorni III hot on Invoatigupon
of the title hitlm’! that this in not tho
IIIIIIII Mr (II-hobo months to allow
the mmtrttolltm or a road over his
two without conlnenmtlon.
W
Homo RAN AWAY.
A handsome hith- at norm owned
by nonopdmmttvn Mortimer )1.
m om may record” but fortunate
try on can harm
. improve IIIowly at log
Wartime); ill M
Mr. and Mr». William P. Boers, of
Berkeley alt-oat. horn returned from a
brie! vialt to New York
, During the «shower at Tuesday utter
noon. II porpoise mu dliV‘Bli utmost to
tile hand at Rowuyton harbor.
Dr.
N. A. Mormon rootlnnou to
hoapital though
in: In not, yet able to a up and around.
Cheater ileVond‘e, the wall—known
actor. was In South Norwalk today.
calling on trloniln, while en route to
Waterbury.
Tho Norwalk Fire Police may make
their trip to ltookvilie on August a
by automobile. An attempt in lmtng
mndo to nornro bin machines for tho
rido.
William A. Steven», or South Main
:Itrooi. who underwent tt‘ontmont at
tinI hospital for uppondiritin, has re-
turuotl home. Mr. Slovene was not
operated on.
A meeting of tho Governing (ioni-
mittoo oi the Norwnlk anht Club will
be hold Monday night. July 23, n: it p.
"L. at tho homo of William F. (llnrko.
iiollt- inland.
Mists Lona Hutchinson, oi Winni-
puuk, tho well-known Young Bt'ht‘IOI
touvhor. who was oporatod on for ill)-
pendh-itiu. ut the hospital. has monitor-
on and l‘ttllll‘llt’d homo
i ,_..........~.« .m-
Largo quantities of machinery roa-
tiunII to thrive (Inllr at tho lllrIlIop
Mill. Norwulk, i’or thII Salts Textilo
Company. Already a number of rar-
ioadIII havo boon rovoivod. Tho work
of equipping the mill for the company
to twins ptthIId rut rupidly as possible.
A lull grown deer nppourod 'l‘uosdalv'
near the 'home of William Jones. on
Now (‘IIIIIIIIII IIvIaIrIuII. and finally swam
II pond and disuppourml into the woods.
Door “1'? soon evory low days in thin
virinlty. 'i‘hoy uro wry iilllit‘, nnd do
not mks- iiighi until thoy ('[iillt' rory
close to poopiII,
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. llAilllllIl'i‘ N. WATERIIURY.
'l‘hII IIIIalh ol‘ Mrs. Ilnrriet N. Water-
bury. II woll~kuown rosldout of South
Noro'nih, oIII-urrml lant evening at 9:30
o‘clock. in lirunuio, Muesurhnsotts.
Deceased is survivdd‘by two brothers.
loorgt- lI‘. ilonrse, oi“ South Nor-walk.
uud Willluln E. llunrso. of Honour.
Newt .I'orsoy. Mrs Wutolhury s douth
wnu sotltlou. uctuo Bright“ 8 dinIIIIIII- ho-
iog thII rnuuo. 'IIIII rooming will be
brought to South Norwnlk. ntul tIIII
fIIIIIIrul IIIIIII tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 II'('ilIt'k. from tho boom of Mr.
ItIIui'sII. 2h i-‘IIirllIIld anInuo.
COY GEORGIA MAIDENS.
Wanted to Corral-toad With Young
Men 35 to 40 and From 65 to 70.
(III ”II' bottom (lira poilrh box ro-
I-(Ilwtl this unuulug at ”10 Norwullr
Iuoro of II‘. I). Ignition. from Round
Oak, Georgia. was written the follow»
III}: humorous llit'ritiilxt‘, which ought to
.IItrikII IIoInII South Norwnlkrrs:
"Mist-I II'E‘IIU ('hliIlII wishou to our-
l't‘MlIiillll with young men from 3.3 to
ill. .Iulr I3. liiiiti.
'IIIIIII Emma tIoIdon also “illilt'ri to
I-IIIII-spond ulth mung Illt'll ll‘tllii in":
to To tuIdImIIIII
........w .u ._. n...
VARSON DENIES.
‘l‘huuuos Varsnm. ilu- local agent of
tlIII.SoI-iIII_\' for tho Prevention of
(‘ruolty to .tIIiIIIIIlII. IlIIIIIIIIs tin:I pub-
lished IIiutvtIII'lIi that n hurso wux
buriod town in Clinton IIVIIIIuI‘I by twu
i'oios. Iiir. \‘nrson says that tho uII-
iInul was «hot III-torn It won buried.
AuolhIIr horse in (‘onnovlirul uronue.
I‘lhlllll thIIh I-oquiulnt hurl IIIIIIII
iiiiiilt' MI. VIII'MIII also state in rcIIIIIVI
int; pIopIII turn at tho present lion.I
HELD FOR STABBING WAITER.
NE W LONDON. July 19.——.IIIIIIIIII
lloy.llu II norm wutlor on tho Norwich
Sound Stonuwr t‘ity of inwolt, wait
ilt'lll to default of 82.0% bonds Itct‘c
ltIilily on tho rhuruo oi otuhblox. with
lilit‘lli to hill. IlIIlph Hilton. another
III-gro wuiior on tho ‘4)W0". wluIII «he
mm holwoou Sirutl’ord and Iluutlnn-
ittli. I. I., \Vt'iilit'lldily night. north:
«IIIIIIIIIIId in il IIImrrol with lilitou and
thIIy wont on tli‘i‘k to settle It with
tluiu. lilitou luudvd the ilI'IIt blow
null lioyiln III-IIIIIIIo til) IIlIrnIuIII ihut
IIII nmIIu-d out n hnlto nod utnhhvd
lilitou who. our in the right cheek
and ugnln ova-r iIIII hour-t.
lilitou won not totally injured and
in rI-(IIIVIIriIuI Iii tho Memorial I'ioupi-
lot in thin ritr. 'I'IIII poilro IuIanIhIId
iiIII hunt for lloyltn null found him In
hiding in the bold
~~._-‘<-—n
HIIR UNCLE lN OAUGATUCK.
It hurt hoIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII thut John
lmnuu. for whom Aunlo COMB. II III-
llo Hartford nit-l. wan loarluliy look-
lnn Monthly. in «turnover! IIII Janitor in
II Hlliifilliiit'k notion]. lull-non ll tho
rhild'n unrlo and IIIIII wan unable to
IIIIIIIIII him win-II Idle arrived horn. 'Io
add to hor trIIIItIhIII IIho mo boron Ill
and foil pronoun in Nth-walk Inn! wan
tIIItIIII In Iwrr nlnht by Mr. and mm.
J. In. Howard. of North nvonuo. Nor-
rnlk, by whom IIIItI Ital boon rand
or.
I'IIIII ITATIDN Iron le
CHILLI.
't'ho Now York New Haven and
iiortlorti Railroad Company lilml path
lions with the humour: Council of
Now Rochelle Theodor showing in»
provomomn to ho maria them at an
oxpornm of about ll.000.000. 'i‘hero
will on a new Italian. III: li’ltlltln “iii
runway rounoouonn. The station will
be roachedm from four ntmta.
WOULDN'T DRINK ‘I'Hl WAT“.
The workman In tho (Intuit & Kaolin
itillilp ymtonlny ntmohttoiy mum! to
drink the city water, humor: or its
thorium. A «hop IIIIII reunited not to
avoid II Ito-hm on» m not manned
tom hut-air uni turd t on third with
ROI
, .bmlltih
prionl ulnar. One or two at tho M
on hm hm W throat
um than
I'M
, if In Namath.
[I at maternal] in Now , on: city.
nos. 9 and 5 GAZETTE uuerno.
a; Ladies’ and Misses! Bathing 311138.;
Our new line N Ladies and Minna Bathing Suits are now on sale. No better value: were ever stored at
the prices we quot. hy are made in tho vary boat or materials. The styles are correct and the workmnnlhip
the boat. 1 ‘ ‘
.‘I
Silk Shirt Waist Suits.
We have. made special prions on tluI balance of our stock of Silk Shirt‘Wuist Suits.
we have made two prions on. 37.00 and $10.00.
material.
What we have on bond
These prices rim to close them out. and are less than the coat or
Housefurnishing Department.
Mnuou’s Jars, quarto and plots, ti oz. Jolly Tumblers 40 (102. Fly Killers
55¢ doz. It oz. Jelly Tumblers ..... 29c den
‘1 o oz. Jolly Tumblers . ....... 35c (loz
Lightning .lIIrII, quarts and plots. Pineapple Byers 250
one (ton. Large Preserving Kettle $1.00
...'.‘.‘I............ 90
Jill Rubbers. any mnke tic (101..
Fly TIupII 106
Fly Paper. 3 sheath ......... iI‘o
DIcIIII Makers' 'I‘IIblo $100
o
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. KRIEGER a co
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Closing OUt Now!
At tho. First Methodist Church this
evening thoro will be a service or
special interest. This being, tho jubi-
loo your for Mothodlnt missiona in In-
diu. the bishops of the church have
been sending representatives through
the country, sponkiulr upon and illust-
trutlng the progrosn of tho work in
that hunt. The Rev. J. Edward II‘or- .
row. of Brooklyn. speaks tonight on
Touring India With Biahnpn ’l‘rohnru
and Warm». 'l‘lIo talk will he illustrat-
ed by ii Inrgo nnmhor of \‘iths present-
ed with tho Htorooptlron ’i'hoso
views snro taken from photographs into
Oil in tho II‘piocopul lotuneu through
lndlu and III-II thou authentic and
unique. Dr. Farrow will speak in
tho main nudtIInI-o room of the church
The survloo will be II devotional one.
hymns will no no“: from tho screen.
A rum opportunity is thus afforded the
people of thr- Mothodlnt Church to
louru in thin most pleasing way the
work their church in doing in that
great ililsoltlil hold. A silver colloe-‘
lion for tho III-mIIlI of the work in lIII‘
din will be taken.
I“:
.
RegistraIsWNotIce
’l‘hII Board of Registrars for tho
Shroud Voting lletI'ivt at tho Town of
Norwalk. Conn. will hold II ptIlIlir nos.
uion lit the Town (‘ourl Room. Iluvi-
laud stroot, to said distriri. on Friday.
Ailglinl. ii, and Friday, August Ill, 1906.
from nine till (“i'iiii‘k II. III.. to “VII (5)
n'rlork p. In. to receive upplirntion to
ho made rotors.
CHARLES A, WALTERS.
IIANIIIII. KIIIINIH.
Roglnturx of \‘otI-ru. Sol-nod Voting
IIiIIirIIIl, Town of Norwalk. i‘onp.
jlli 2o :12
iiiiii
WE ARE READY to fill your
bins with Coal for next winter.
This may seem a "far cry." but
many of our customers are get-
ting their ordera booked. We
guarantee our Coal and our price
—-you may rely upon us every
time.
No matter where you have
bought Cool in years past. we
want you to try our Coal—and
Ito—this season. We are now
getting in I fine stock of ‘resh
mined coal-Jar you—all kinds
and all good.
illtl Fillis Bill] lI'iI.
iiififii
"GIOVER'S illf PLACE
wan—firm
PAT. OOLT and GUN METAL
PUMPO.
GRIN}: Til.
RUIDIAN GAL: PAT. COLT
GLAZED KID, 62M. GUA‘RTIRI.
ents‘”
Worth $3 to $44.
COME QUICK
AND PICK “our one BEST.
H. KRIEGER .8: CO.
Great Sale New [hinged
D. Gottlieb’
11 NORTH ”AIR IT. lOU'I‘I-I NORWALK. OONN.
RUM!" AND Wg‘TI GMWA“
«ma non loo.“ ’
on. wanna" :III cotton“. :n‘nifié‘li." Hm 3gp ultra W;
title It ”an“: .I
won! W“.
Norwalk Chronicler