Ollfinus . . I . .
litters Residence.
‘uihmi: mi “
lily sud Aug.
We ,All ”sales Masons
Charles II'. Mills.
best ii. Wilcox. Bee.
3% R. A. .
sun in out 1 Wash
”nod iah‘l‘ussdsys of
u y so us. etc-pout
h. All Royal Arch lis-
_ invited. ’l‘hsudoos
vi“ ‘_y and Ass. «copied—st
W All members or 0. ill.
~ l % invited. Miss Nens A.
..‘ ovsn block. on wm-
3d and 4th Fridsys at out
ll. Miss Ids Sharer. Sea.
‘and w it» nowaDemocra-t-
beret congress said to a cor-
~ it «Mr. Roosevelt has already
hisfli‘niiro‘sil rate control idea out
platform and won the lion's
Abolpopulsr approval to be
the issue. i am afraid the
appeal to "support Roose-
ing to beat us at the con-
elections in the fall. And
murals that the astute gentle-
the White House Is going to
sh a light for tariff revision
:f'ourtoen years ago a bottle manu~
r, Claude Boucher, in Cognoc.
was forced to close his factory
the continuous strikes and exac-
ot his employee, He then set to
’ to invent a machine for the man-
., of bottles. This machine is
w in use in various parts of the
pity; 250.000 bottles are turned out
7 dailyHA single machine produo
090 bottles in twenty-four hours;
y one can learn to run it in a
‘ The bottles are stronger and
Bram! recentf’ylsit to lndlan frontier
his ne‘lnspected a new tort. He
1 " ishod to llnd that It had been
cod no to he commanded by a
hill. The oil'icer'wbo had ches—
Ito was present with the potty
boner called him forward. in
Of the outburst that the stuff on-
Kitchener merely hold out his
out! sold: "I congratulate yon.
., . .- What a capital place for
Whon‘do you begin to remove
Fashions sun cuunsnv.
WRINKLES.
t Eli re linens which do not wrin-
n H and it Is of those that ono’s
SWVfini'rtrocks should be made
day irom ever was a season when so
Lint
', “mo '01, to horse drosss were worn.
. Eiffel serviceable and practical
the s ey can be washed easily.
iluyui clean always look nice.
- 0 them up plain and severe.
W them elaborately. but it
[sconce how they are hu-
y are shapely they are all
p .. seems to be the proper
mslni‘lalh having a much
a than. linnnoi or any of
‘s linen In self color and
. utitui hook. it a bit
r‘rldsii'ed. it to better intro-
blinds of lace or lingerie ac.
mil in the embroidery.
. who walks irom side to
makes a grotesque ab-
‘ when she has on one
t shirts that iits rathor
thertop. You've been
b you have probably seen,
., its that set twisted in one
iii!» the point that should be
' , the center of the back is an
to one side of the row of
emphasise the center.
‘osmlsssness Is unpardon-
fisppelis a second time.
till, rtnlonts are showing
“s butterfly pillow. it
Vii With the buttoriltos
dliiersnt color. mostly
it
ry. They are vcry
nest.
chili sauce ts from
who contributed the
ants” by placing s
are the ants were in
in]: His large ripe
Will be Held at the Home of Mr. and
South Norwullt lispilst Church will on-
Joy an outing on the lawn of tho home
of Mrs. Chm-ion Colcs. Wcstport (WU-
red to and from the place. lonvlnx litu-
ut 5 p. in. sharp.
mciubers of the primnry department
are cordially invited.
this department. will have charge oi
the children with the assistant touch-
ors.
. _ dew
. rand ”Mail. . m . has
unlined ti brunch «Main outb’Nor-i
walls. host r to . thslpoillrtlifloo, fill
* ‘ m sud the new store
,tsns scquisition to the:
start of the store has
effect. They ware imported es ecisil
Mathis store from Pokin not? new:
to live s. very pleasant client to the
countless.
'l‘he fittings of the store are hand.
some ones of hard wood made especial-
ly for the store by the Ellis Wood
Working Company. of Baths). and to
elude counters, shelves. and bins, with
s. handsome cashier's desk. The
clans have been completed by Tiiloy
and are attractive ones.
A full line of loss, colleen, extracts.
spices, baking powder. sugar. etc. will
be carried and premiums will be a
feature. consisting of crockery and
useful and ornamental household
goods. .
An electric driven pulverizer and
granulator has been installed. The
mm will have several delivery was-
It is in shame of C. A. Hailock, as-
sisted by Hiram Hall, of Norwalk.
passengers of tho Caledonia. Wlhll'
doll; them many happy roturns of the
A concert was given on the night
of the Fourth in aid oi the Isailor‘s
Orphan Society, and Mr. Pcppcr was
nhniong the artists, rendering tho
Star Spangled Bunncr, while the au-
dlcuco Joined in the chorus. During
the morning there were all sorts of
athletic events in which all hands
participated.
--—-----—~.—-—..
BULLET HIT COLLAR BONE.
_...,._..
Charles Edwards of Dsnbury Is Now
In Hospital.
Master Charles Edwards of linu-
bury, who was visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Dclxlng. in‘iirldgeport. is rath-
cr fortunate that he is alive. and not.
ting along nicely at the llnnbury iios-
pitul for on Thursday he rcccivcd u
22 calibre bullet In tho chest, which
is still in his body.
Muster Charles was hurting with a
blank cartridge pistol, when he put a
bullct Into the chamber. in some
manner the rcvolver cxplodcd and
the loud struck him in the upper purl
of the chest. The bullct hit the col-
lar bone. and glanced into the tissues
surrounding. The doctors at the hos-
pital probcd several limos. but did not
locate the little elusive pit-cc of loud.
BAPTIST PRIMARY OUTING.
Mrs. Charles Cole, July 26.
The primary department of the
hue, Thursday attornoon. July 20.
The trolicy will convoy the child-
tcr's drug store at l:30 p. in. sharp.
and returning, leaving Mrs. Cole‘s
The mothers and
younger brothcrs und stature of the
Mrs. A. 1).
Morgan. the acting superintendent of
l
PRAISE FOR DANBURIAN.
C. .i. lice. business agent. of the Uni»
tcd Hatters of North America. is un-
ain in this city looking after the. in-
terests oi his people. He is a busi-
ness agent that does things without
fuss or noluc. When he molten a
pics {or his label thorn in no attempt
at oratory or gush. but in his own
plain. forcible way impressos on his
llsnrors why they should wear union
label hats. He uses good .iudlp
moat. This faculty, contained with is
gentlemanly bearing. tact and the hon-
csty of persuasivenoss, makes him a
success with our merchsnts and a
winner for the organisation. He goes
from here to the far Sortiht—«vCInciu.
uatl Chronicle. . . ‘
umw-IwM—n "a... in am
TAKING OVER NIWODEALIRB
BUSINESS.
rl
in s. roost attractive "
Without ‘. Thu isotr- ‘
. , shaman. set-on!
in uniform. Some ,.
9 panels n moisturisi- or the ‘
~ f share are Chinese amen pointed from
nature. and of an exceedingly artistic?
ct! with crnnlps.
' its 01’ Men,”
snip
Wimrnand Children,
nihing’and Furnishingsl’urllen andBngs
which we will sell regardless of cost.
“will; ,, Tl ..
transmission as or fish at.
it .
ed in the islands a postal ssvinfl LITCHI'lll-D TENN“
“bank system in the bureau at post . ~
3. under the directional the Depart LITOHMELD.“July attain, the ill?
' meat of Commerce and Labor. Its sls loathe consolation cup in bosom
. not of May .24. 1908, directs the int- all tournament here yesterday will
mediate creation of postal ‘savinsa Seymour [boat 0. B. Putnam. M.
books at the cities of Rollo. Iloilw ilw-«l. In the semi-finals in the doth ~
and Cebu. sud the rapid extension oi: bias Chase and Hsoahaw boat that ”it! ,
the system in the other cities, tow“ Banter-d o—t. ’I~—ti, and Deming 1nd 3
and villages. Otrlhe three oth chymour beat Woodruil and,,,tlrililh‘ . ._
classes at banks outbound the cores. 6—4, 6—4). , The ilaals In dun». ‘
may receive deposits in any amount bles were played yesterday *nftsrnooh.
but sums in excess of 1,000 pesos. or Play for the president's cull bonny“.
8500, shall not bear interests. The terday.
mission has made several exceptions ‘
in favor oi charitable and benevolent PASSENGERS ON PATRICIA. .
institutions. Deposits in the savings NEW YORK. July 20.~3ll$3‘.°s 3“”
banks will not be subject to taxation Farland. American consul at Rs ,s-
by tho insular soverinment. They bery. Austria. and Rev. Anson? 019!
will be invested through the insular Btokcs. Jr, of New Haven. Conn. were
treasury into securities determined by passengers on the steamer Patricia,
which arrived here today from liiu- .
rope. = t . '. ‘
a special board. Until practical ex-
perience shall demonstrate that a
As our Fall Goods are due here August 15th. we must make room for then), and therefore
we are altering immense bargains to the buying public - . “
BEGINNING FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 20th, AT 3 A. M. . '1 --—- ‘ . ' ~ ' l 5 '
All of these goods are clean and up-to-dnto. We will sell them below actual cost. They "
are honest bargains and the following items sho nld convince you:
' 303 ton S tore. ‘ *
Elliot—Ill . ‘
l8th Annual
I
M... mm M “A. Shoe Department. Clothing Department.
v 5—“ w. L. Don las and Kin Qualit Shoes and Men’s Blue Serge Suits. worth $15 at- . - . ~ .$9-oo
Sing the Star Bpsn led Cum on g . g y ' ' . A
Board the steamship Cslsooztrs. Oxfords. in all leathers and styles. fix; 2:333:31 83:33: gulf" :13 3;” :t‘ '22“ ' 3
Harry Pep 2r who sailed f It} " . ‘ u! 8’ cg. ' a .00
p. .1“... 30%... mm... .0 anti: Stamped 34-00. at .......... - ............ $3.50 Men's Assorted Colored Suits. reg. so. at. . .ss.so ‘
page :flvshll‘cth If; "311:0 $3533“: b(Mite; Stamped $3.50, at ..... . .. ......... $3.00 {kings fimrted'golorcg Suits. reg.$3,'at. -$5-5° ’ l
' 6 ll ()fll‘ I. ‘ ‘ ‘
l3: steflufihlpucmo'donla. is iinierost— Stamped $300. at - ----------- -- --------- 32-55 M1133 lu’antfisvfrthogr; Elms, reg. $5, at. gig:
‘ ‘ m t . . , .............. .
vessel was :m,.ofchmgagg'gggfigffi Men's Century Shoe. all leathers and styles. Men's Pants. worth 32-50. at ----- . ...... “$2.00
It , ‘
..3lll..i§?‘ll.i..§.‘3°.£tri .2:th :: wants s3... .. ---------- . ---------- w thi.t.‘3.?‘§z.h°’§é‘.fii§°§‘..' ' ' ' ' ' lit: 6 r a n Ge
milksmgn”filli‘ytm-itthmuslilggg lbw; Men‘s Shoes and Oxfords. all styles and Children’s Suits: regular 3'2: at .3135 ._’. ’ a ‘ . . » ‘ , . .
:zsmpassegi ghaisliilirr‘unnini; w‘n‘nln leathers, regular $2.50 ............... $2.00 . Knflmmufirxtzrc 13° 75'3' “ft """" ‘9; to 4.5" > ' ’
30 .3“. gvng . .. s w r-— owe .orzc. Olil'eli‘i-
all hnuds it fine view. One very ln- Mens V‘iCi Shoes. regular $100 """""" 5!.50 Hands. regular 25C. at 15c. 4 5
gigifillnfl Incident fiflslliiiicd While till! Women s Bullion and Lace Shoes and 03' Men’s Suspenders worth 25 35 and 5°C 3‘ 19¢ *1 '
onxcrs were one rut n Ft II t ' ' ‘ ' ‘
July. A wireless Marconi ganglia-com?- ford“ in a" leathers and Styles' Men" Underwear. 25‘: kmd at 19c; 5""c kind ‘
giving "m; the (5011:93be another ves- $3.00 Shoes, at .......................... $2.50 at 395- ‘
9 con ng o . o uctor Lino, ‘ ' .
.‘the 0th vessels were In mid occnn. “'50 Shm’ at """ ' """""""""" $2.00 at mm 3 DR“ and working Shirts‘ regular 5°C,
.gi?n€0lul:?lbla was out at sight. some $1.75 Shoes, at ...................... $1.50 3&2!“ Hosiery re ulhr 2 pairs for 2 c at
i y i es or more awn . 'i‘b ' ' I ‘ I
"manage was : "Tho “magma“ 01; Boys‘ Tan and Black Shoes. reg. $360. at. ' .3135 for use. 8 5 v 4 The greatest merchandising epoch in the annals of the popu-
the Columbia send greetings to the Boys‘ Russia Calf Shoes. reg. $2, at ........ $1.25 5: Handkerchiefs at 2 for ye.
lar house.
‘ DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL BARGAINS.
GEORGE K ELER,
159 WASHINGTON ST. BRIDGE.
EF‘E'T
SOUND.
NORWICH. .Itlly 20.~Mnlcolon
Blake. n sailor in the United Sluice
Navy. was picked up by the sicamcr
Cllclosa. of the Now York-Norwich
but: oil' (‘mshcn Roof Just outside of
New London harbor shortly after "
o‘clock this morning. Captain Colcbcrg
sltys that the lookout on his steamer
wus utrnctctl by the cries of a mun
in tho Wilit'i‘. ’l‘llc mbist was thick
and n bout wns dropped overboard
and the crow scni In the direction of
tho. crics. A suilor was found in lilo
watt-r, who fusicncd around his waist
a line thrown to him. On board he
have. his name and said that with six
conuninious. all of the crew of tho
battleship Ncw .Iorsoy, hc lumpod
ovcriionrd iii 10 o'clock last night with
tho Intention of swimming itshorc.
make suys that nil took the prccutt
lion to fasten llic prcsorvcrs about
thom which were hitldon by their
shirts. Blake thinks that he lost cou-
sclousuoss for n timc sitcr bring seiz-
On rocovuring his
census hc ycllud Iusllly us he could
not locntc the slum: liithls. untl vcry
soon after that. ho hoard a stoaliioi‘
passing and thou ho was pickcd up.
(lapthiu Colcbcru turned liluko ovor to
the police at. New London. lilako icols
sure that. his companions rcachod the
shore.
NEW YORK. .luly 20.»:er urn-sis
have been made by the police In con-
auction with the robbery oi 350.000
worth of jcwols from Mrs. linlsoy (‘or-
win. which was mported to the truth-
orltles on Wodncsday
King, a bookmaker, was tukcn in cus-
tody today. on suspicion of knowing
something about tho robbery. A young
woman wearing muny jewels nod triv-
ing the name of Elizabeth Mcllotty. Is
also ilGlilllliitl at. police headquarters
in the hope that she may be able to
throw sumo light on the mystery.
Klnil' and Mrs. McBotty wore arraign-
cd in police court on a dutcctivo's af-
ilrrtvii. churning grand larceny
hold to 35.000 such for further oxaiutn-
ntion tomorrow.
the robbery occurred on July 15 at the
apartments of Mrs. Mobetty. who des-
cribed herself as n housekeeper resid-
ins st 263 West this street.
lust. Alirctt
and
it was charged that
int—‘-
IEARCHINO FOR 'MIIGINO WO-
MAN.
BliEVl-iERTOWN. Muss. July 20.“
'I‘l'miliml by the oii'or of a reward of
“(to by the sclcctmen. for the rum
i". J. Nelson. the Washington sit-cot
stutionor and ncwudculor. Is In linunw
cinl dliilcullioo. anti It in very pro-.
he rs. 1 large or
ill 1tizzipooni‘u‘lmuzifi.
stir. cups -
vtncssr. Sushi and
one shop finely with
.. , Boil ail loath
ills while but.
. lady comes this re-
' pry: vinegar. which
moor drink and
Q which i will give
' are first coins:
. of ted raspberries
, ' loam and lot.
‘ well and
lililtii' to
ty thin-
bablo that within a ioy days the
South Norwnlk Trust Company will
take charge of the business in the in- '
threat of the creditor , and either
bundle it or soil it. » e business Is
believed to be perfectly solvent and
thorn in connidsrsbio euuiiy. Mr.
Nelson has. however. a number or
t‘l'ctlli'trs and has been unable to meat .
thrir bills, hence the present condi-
tlon. Arrangements tor taking tbs
business over sre now being made
by .iudm ’I‘oylon.
ems mm m ooshsrios.
A miniature sand water litter. which»
vory of tho. body of Miss Winsoin
Mnbcl (lmtloll. twenty years of one.
who disappeared from her home here
two would; ago. the smell army of
searchers was increased today. and
mouty Ebertit Barton was assisted in
his investigation of what is now gone
rally believed to ho a mysterious mur-
der. When last neon the sirl wss on
her way to a small pond where she
intended to spends portion or the st-
ternoon rowing in her best.
DANIUIV WOMAN A GINTINAR» ‘
IAN.
DANBURY. .lul comma. Emeline
Warner today cc curate
birthday. On account 0 sickness In
-.-8°0“l‘¢l¥ has been constructed to dnlutmstrstc the family the uolubratlon of ills W‘
is, to
trail but,
«is
M)"
as ‘ Cflfpm‘fltil‘iilfilii
a what, a sand tiller, will do with the city on its not. mitts an elaborate In
wntor will/ho placed on mthibltion his
the windows or the fitllison-l’owaii
Washington strontiu-
In
Mrs. Werner rettli
. libs in
m a term , rub active
, l‘_ .. ‘
:4va m
oceanrzhvlckao“ up in, The
. reminisce c-p '
POLICY PROMOT! ‘8’ FIMED.
WA'l‘lillil'iIlRY. July. ~git-wll‘our po-
licy promoters were lined heavily in
the City Court tally; ,- fol tantrum
both: 8300 and costs. h'arles Kelley.
who came born from Bridgeport; Fred
Osborn, Gear 0 Phcinn and William
Conny wcrc t no men urroatod a short
time nuo dud ilnoti today. All bud pt»
licy slips in their possession. 'l‘hc
gume has bot-n piuyctl ltcrc quite ox-
ionslvcly of into. it is said, nnd lhc
police bclIr-vc that the city 'ourts uc-
iion today will hni‘oth on to! [illi-
lng it stop to It u‘iflcn tompornrilyl.
”——
BTATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Professor Brewer HovElectsd President
-—Dr. Townsend Chosen Secretary.
llAlt’l‘Fmtl). July 20.-—At. the un-
ntml monitor: of thc Count-client Slain
Board of ilonltli here last night, Pro~
lessor w. ll. Brewer, of Yale. was
clcctod prcsldcnt. Dr. .I. Ii. 'I‘own-
send. of New ancn. was continued
its sccrcinry of thc liourd. and won
him) choson Its trctisurcr. A reso-
lution oulogisilo of tho Into Dr. C. A.
I.bulslcy. who sent-d on the board for
twenty ycnrs, was adopted.
NEW LONDON PRINTER DEAD.
NEW LONDON. July 20.-ilcorgo ii}.
Starr, oncc mayor of Now liondou. and
nlso s iucmbor of tho Court. of Com-
inon Council for several terms. and n
roproscntntlvc frm this city It) the
~ (lonorul Asst-inbly. passed away at his
homo in this city yt-sicnlny. used 78.
Mr. Sturr was a master printer and
once publlsht-d tho llnliy Slur. lie
was insyur for our torn] between the
years 1882 and l885.
NEW BRITAIN WOMAN SUICIDEB
NEW liltl'l‘AlN. Jilly 20.-—Mrs. Wil-
lium Ordhor n rcspcrioti resident, as-
od 57 was found hanging from the
rafters In tho alilil of hor home at ill
(loltunhlu «trout, by but daughter An-
on at 7:45 this morning. Dospondom-y
Is “finished by Mulliuni Examiner
Wright as tho cuusc at tho suicide.
Blto leaves a husband and tour child-
i‘iiii.
bur idiot f _-
ENTHUSIASM UNBOUNDED! VALUES MOST EXTRAOR-
DINARY! IMME CL '.'.\RIETIES! '
Splendid assortments and prices less than the bare cost of the
SOUTH NORWALK. '
4..."... , , 1‘3,
Sheet Music
150 a copu
About on n Fire Dollar Note. Col‘
lot-n lluwn, Mother Pin a Rose on Mo.
Wnltr. Mo lilil, l’usslon. is It Wnrm
Enough tor You? Motor Mnrch. Good-
bye. Sweethcurt; Good-Bye, and others.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC CTORE.
Donovan Block. 184 Wsshington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
raw materials.
”1° “Tomorrow. the first Saturday. is going to beat by far all ‘great ‘ if;
records. Be on hand early. Come in the morning if possible, when I
shopping is easier. Extra salespeople. Extra delivery service.
Would ask you to kindly carry small parcels. just a hint:
LADIES' SUITS. SKIRTS AND JACKETS u
about one-third regular prices.
LADIES‘ WAISTS. KIMONAS. ETC.,
GEORGE D. TILYOU'B GLORIC “JG
SIEEPLEIIHISEISII‘NII
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
about one-third regular prices.
NOTIONS. RIBBONS AND BELTS.
about one-third regular prices.
"'3“ LACES. nauoxaacmnrs. GLOVES AND LEATHER
In Elinor July 14.
Round Trim. GOODS.
Women and Children . . . . . .. 10 Cents
Men ------ .- . -~ ----------- - 2°C 00"“ about one-third regular prices.
Steamers every half hour.
every five minutes.
Ferry
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR AND MEN’S WEAR.
about one-third regular prices.
Pork & Tili‘ord
sins
Wines, Liquors snd Glam
AT
“Hotel Clifiord ”
iOSEi’Ii‘ i. wuz
Proprietor.
mum at.
' Things T° Ea"
BONED CHICKEN-The sea son is now opening up for Boned Chicken. Richsrds A Robins“
goods are the linuston the msrkst and have s large Isle. We can rupply you with anything
you wish in this line. -
CRACKERB.-~We have s large and stirsctivesupply’oi all kinds of Fresh Crackers, both inward
and domestic. . . I
FRANCO~AMERICAN SOUP8.-—We hsvs the toll Variety of those goods. which are shove question
as to purity snd cleanliness.
PICNIC—«Our store is: hosdqusrtsrs ior Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or plumb-.3 sn
‘ _ outing. drop in snd see its. '
,BIiT‘liiiiiilwnDolisious flutter; more than I littlehett'cr than you an get elsewhere.
commonly. mph-bully clsiin the suns on our superb Collect. 'l‘sss also.
- Call undress whstws have ior‘thstalorlous Fourth. the hostel everything the mirkct affords.
COTTONS, LINENS, TOWELS AND BEDWEAR.
about one-third regular prices.
WASH DRESS GOODS. WOOL GOODS AND PETTICOATS.
at one-third regular prices.
KITCHEN FURNISHINGS, MATTINGS AND RUGS.
one-third regular prices.
° ‘ M'
Norwalk Chronicler