<filing in Bldg-eel d
t
.. all: you, on. I should live:- to
the bristles ms out we
‘ bring it. back. Thlnilnl is the
Incest and most durebIeawo have
M I. NI «fl L2,.
nu sn‘icc Milt" every lids.
{150, and 950
l inrthe Window. ’
if ‘i. til :vrIII-I. .II It
it
. WE!» sea: ”carom;
:Iiilttun.i
. icinlty: S 0W!
are and mum. Tuesday “toll ,
:end coolerA snot hlsh
rls prod : Anni?“ i. t mml‘l‘m
seen was or
tween thpnMiesisIIippl River and it
RY Mount ill us. An eras of low pres
sure that Is ess-
rencs valley is p
tern portion of the Lsk
e region and
New England; This vicinity will be
in this ares. until lute tonight. it will
be followed on Tuesday by clearing ’
god cooler weather.
uni—o..—
mm. M. G. Couch has returned from
Sea Gate, Long island.
Miss Mary A. Bradley hss been vis-
—-For pure live water ice at 600 per
cwt, and seed service, telephone 000£4.
Brookslde Lake ice Company.
G'reen corn is coming Into the mar
hots in increasing quantities.
Charles Géldsehmidt. of New York
city, spent Sunday at his home in Elm
wood avenue.
Miss Katherine Kellogg, of Green
wieh spent Sunday with liui sister in
South Norwslk.
Mrs. John ‘A. Sister is spending a
low weeks with Mrs. William ll.
Swords. of South Main street.
George Schoub, of New York city,
is visiting at the home of his dough;
tor, Mrs. H. C. Froeb, of Lowe street.
Mrs. Henry Mauvillc hue returned to
her home in New Haven. alter a visit
with Mrs. E. B. Mnnville, 01' Lowe
street.
Does evil still, your whole life out
Does woe betide?
Your thoughts eblde on suicide?
You need a pill!
Now for prose and incis~DoWltt’e
Little Early Risers are the most pleas-
ant and reliable pills known today.
They never gripe. Sole by Clifford
Pharmncy.
Douglas Fowler Post and Palestine
Castle will hold regular meetings this
evening at 8 o'clock, ut the usual
places.
The Misses Jessie and Morgurct Go-
rard returned home Friday from u
leasnnl. vncntluu outing of two weeks
11 Maine.
Mrs. Arthur »8. Clark und Benjamin
H. M. Clark. of 86 Grand street. Dun-
bury, are spending u week in New Hu-
ven. Milford nnd Norwulk.
i live and let my brethren live
With all that's good to me; .
Unto the poor some cash i give,
The balance 1 give to Rocky Moun-
tain 'l‘eu.
Plaietcd'e Drug Store.
- w
Miss Matilda Amundsen, or South
Norwalk. who hus been the guest of
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johnson. of
Mountain V Q w, New ilriiuin. tor the
put twu we 3, returned home Satur-
dw- . «
Samuel J. Miller of the Gilbert and
Bennett Manufacturing Company, do:
companies by his son. Hurry Miller.
will sell for England for a live weeke'
trip. August 2. They expect to visit.0
England, France and Germany before
their return.
The foundations and concrete bnso
merit for the new addition to the fur
msnufscturory of Martin Boles. Jr."
a: Compunyi in Spring street. liltil been
completed by (‘outriwtor William il
Smith. The structurt‘ will lie titled
on s storehouse.
out the al.1421- ~
uclpg cloudy woo .
titer with local showers in the sash _
Among the many beautiful ilorul
tributes cent by the friends of
Dragster.
' a North Marin at. Tel. eat—s.
Connection for all north and
ttlflmr bound rszcan Demons
3 at one store.
G. E. Vredenburg, of South Nor-walk.
who has been spending a few days at
Q the home of William Kirby. of 22 West—
vllie avenue, Daphnry. returned Set-
urdsy morning to his home. and Miss
Ruth Kirkhy accompanied him to
spend two weeks in South Norwalk.
Olive Branch Dodge, No. 19. Knights
of Pythlas, will hold its insiullutiou or
officers Thursday night. 'ihc core
mony will he conducted by Deputy
Grand Chancellor Cave. of Bridgeport
who will be eccompunled by u dole
gution from the Bridgeport lodge,
who will assist him A luncheon will
be served. and all members are urged
to attend.
it brings to the little ones that price-
less gift of healthy flesh, solid bone
and muscle. 'l‘hut's what llolllsier's
Rocky Mountain Ten does. Best hnby
medicine on earth. Ten or Tablets.
35 cents. Plnleted's Drug Store.
Dr. and Mrs. J Milton Coburn. of
South Muin strut cutoriulued u few
{Honda on Wednesday uftcrnoon ut
their bountiful home, Colonlui Cottugo,
in honor of out of-iown guests. 0r
lginnl colonial stories were read by
Miss Minerva Helen Nash. and the
genial host. end a delightful hour was
passed. Dainty refreshments were
served at 5 o'clock.
The New York and Norwnik Steam-
hout Compnny is placing unother largo
addition on its freight house in Wuter
street. South Norwulk. The additional
shed more is made ncccssury on ac-
count of the rapidly increasing busi
ness of the company. the freight
steamer Marlon being frequently filled
to its cupucity, built going to and
returning from New York.
Some of the property tell. by the late
George F. Gilmun, the Black Rock
millionaire ton merchant, changed
hands this morning, according to n
dccd tiled in thc town clerk‘s oiflcc in
Bridgeport The dccd shows that Mury
0rd. one of the heirs of the into
Mr. Glimnn conveys to Alfred Gilmun
unoiher heir and a brother of the late
George li‘. Gilmnn, three pieces of
prepcrty she inherited from the estate
situuted on it‘nirflcld uvcnuc und hills»
worth elm-i. Bridgeport.
Kennedy‘s imxntive Honey and Ter
Is the, original inxutlvo cough syrup
and combines the qualities nccnnsury
to relieve the tough und purgc the
system of cold Contains no opiates.
Sold by Clifford l’hurmucy.
Mrs. (lhnrlos lit-ll. Crosby, of Ilrccn
Wlt‘ll, while visiting her husband at
(Jump Colo. Ninnilc. lost her gold
watch and chuln valued at 886.
was crossing the pursue ground
rledly Just before the review by (lov-
ernor Roberts to secure It good posi
tion from which to see the pnrnde.
(Yuan she dropped the watch. A thor
search was mode as soon as she
discovered the loss. but no trace or
the article who found.
INAKE CATOHING IN JERBEV.
Catching snakes is u monoy-mskiut
business In several counties of New
Joy-m. Dwellorui n the Pinon are tiny-
ur so happy as when ulvius butil
Iluum IiI-uiiovcrs or young robbitu und
unuil. it in not known why the pint!
unukc npoIIod beautifully on the up-
"mi pur nldc will not bite when caught.
loin Mrs iiuriet B Writcrhury “at All that a mun or woman needs is the
one from the Visiting Chapter of the
,Womsn's Guild of Trinity Church, oi
which she won on Iiitltit'llli'il member
and It loyal and faithful worker.
”'l‘uituring ecztrmu sprcntln i‘s l"i"l-
in. am every day Dosn' s Oinirmu
nuIcidy stops its spreading. insiunily
relieves the itching cures it DerlllIlll-
ontly. At any drug store.
Heresfter the "uponed by mistake”
new will he s mistake that will
cost 0.200 The post onlce department
lies ruled that ill“ qustbs looked
overthdfdre lesvfig'ibe diiice end inst
lily letter not i your box by mistake
must he returned before leuvius the.
post-titles under penalty of 8200 for
failure to do so.
tiniest
use Sewn/s sun Ious Am.
‘ _ no on son veusem
d
“We“. .,
l
throw knives smiled tun.
“Help”: m
nerve to bundle the unlike. it coils
itself in triundiy fashion around the
lIl'lli of its center. Those snsltos are
often tour foot long The sun II [It
worth fifteen cunts n foot and
soils In the New York sud l’hllsdol-
0th murkets The In soul of the
pine pushes urc sold f5 exhibition I
purposes and often are re scented by
"snake cimrmers". to he tits dpltilit r,
python.~New York Press.
AM Will Milli -.
To join one of the popu or person
ully conducted Recreation Tours?
ilsrties'ieuving in the humming"
Pl'llflk‘Illigill‘liaVPtl‘y Suturde‘y‘dl v
In» i m oguevery on
days trip 2i! I60 hr ti any trip: 8 80',
Adenine Chasm Mondays. Vldiilt Iri
820. 000: Montreal sud Que befiapklé’;
7 days tour :02. 00; Niugs
August insult days trip $24.00; Then»
send lsinndn August 2m. Ii duys trip
20,00; Catskill July limb 0 day tr
14.50. These rules nre
Heron. for rule from your IWEM d
The New England Tourist :i ribix
all morn call osvtiQ Wu Hedwig, 'i‘itcltet
In -It e so me one or
address The Recreation Tourist dent.
puny. New Haven.
“'0! willy
Q" m, 1%.
till
M
' out i ell lei
stand up molest the tense while i
I’ .11»
.. M%L'w‘WsM-¢w '
'QstWe
“Waterbury. ,
Q n is thought he
thut it was picked up by someone.
or ,
'i‘liiii-e wuss oleiilor
Bouohlldo in? git
Milli with“
Visit Willi fulfill
John Alvord is tourl
Quow in 5 two cylinder
in
[W no
Miss innate out... ’or New
is the guest of Mrs.A
W
Mrs. 11'. Cessltiy. of Franklyn. N. Y..
Dione.
Misc 8. sun-Ins. of millionth, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Rev. nod Mrs. Gmrge Blithe
returned here .Ifrnm Ir violin-lib
union,
have
lentil
Arthur Jenningsahes Joined hls ism
fly at the Forms often-s husiuusetripi
The relatives who have been guests
gone to Leo. Muss.
Mrs. Albert Birks and family have
returned to their homes at Bridge
onrt utter a visit here with rels
t ves
ll‘ Raymond and family, of Norwellr
are occupying one of the Sooysmlth
cottages on the shore. Mr Raymond
is possessor of It Pope Hartford tour-
ing cur.
REDDING RIDGE.
Mr. Micbncl Reynolds is on lhe’ sick
list.
A party fromcho illdgo lnn hnd a
picnic ut. i'uinu‘m Purl: on ’l‘uosduy.
Mrs. .lQnIuI-s L. Blacknmnn who hue
been quite seriously ii] is new con
velour-cut.
The indies of the Methodist Church
will hold n sole of cake and fancy
uriiclcs in the hour iuture.
lilies Anon Jennings who has been
visiting Mrs, llonry Wharton for the
bust two weeks has returned to her
home in Bothcl.
Henry S. Osborn had a serious run-
uwny on Wednesday aftermion which
resulted in the death of one of his
best horses. Mr. Osborn had been
cutting grues uud getting off the mu-
ciiino to udinst some port of it. let
go of the reins. The horses suddenly
started to run. and when they were
stopped the machine. which was a
new one. Who uItotel wreck. sud one
lmrso was so badly injured thut hc
died in a few minutes
raun- AND Vaeerseue.
Someof the Good ThlmNow in the
. Local Markets. ii
The local markets are rupldluv filling
up with fruits of oil kinds which ilud
u rcutiy solo at good prices ' 8:..qu-
bcrrics burr disappeared. of nurse
but the luscious rod ruspb-rrius is
here, although in such umnll Ipulnti-
ties nud m such high prices that the
enjoyment of thorn in quite restricted.
Black riifiilllt‘rrios on- quite plentiful.
as are also bluckherrieu nod currents.
An occasional box of white raspber-
ries or white lilurkl‘mrrlcu is seen in
the stores. but they nrc quickly sold.
huckloiu-rlcu Inudo tin-tr Ilrst up»
pcurunco today.
Pouches tire coming in from licor-
Izin in good shape and of nice quality.
Apples ure getting more plentiful untl
pears and, plums are to no tound.
There are. few mosobcrrivs uud cher-
ries have out run out.
The season's vegetables are coming
on in good shone and sweet corn the
most popular Vegetable in the In: Irlmt
is beginning in be plentiful. Sinnmcr
squash. now cabbage and cucumbers
uro getting cheaper every day.
was NAsH WII‘LL I‘ruov lN PA
to
The little Nssh girl. out South Nor
walk. who pin‘yed l0 pleasingly at the
Knob entertnn ment Wedncedhy cvo
plug will go to Paris soon to complete
rmusicul education. Miss Niliilt
hos surprising talent as u violinist
and her stay in Paris will be for the
of perfection herself on this
i“ rumentQ
Some men who con mslto lovo beauti-
infly cant make “flyfuigni
nonnat- tistuse. Dishonest
methods. like "dishonest people.
are WWW out.
We stand back of everythingN
we sell and our prices are slwsys
the lowest for reliable merchsn-
m... . Q...
A very nice bide serge suit for
he will; W
815 one: still in The Norwsllrs.
A glance will convince you.
GET THE um. i .
all!“.
new
some
3 North Neill
WWW.
hi
W.iJeun
is the guest of her father. John 2‘.
In W \
with
in? J.‘ I
Boatipgiiw
and Schools. .
f I clinic: on Ati.
i rt.
‘ TEL. 1
Tommy—"PLAN you really omen ‘it
when you sold you'd spunk any one
thst’broite that vase." ‘
Ps-‘o‘I'Just come here. sir. and in
show you."
Tommy—”Don’t show Inn. Show
Bridget; she's qust broke it ”—lQ’hils-
dolphin Press.-
Highland Arcane
Acreage éProperty
Glty Water, llsptric Lights. High
: Ground, on Line Trolley fiend.
Four more” plot», screens so toi-
lows:
tunes. I.
8 29.100, 58..
.
lien opportunity to secure choice
building sites. seller sub-division.
Particulars
Taylor: In Golden
ID if
cut in ltortl 10 Ill liiloit 'IlIlI i
Life Insur-
. meanestlwt kw.
um component s oonv
tempt-W life! aver 81m at the fol-
lowingw cod cost per year:
Age 8 .812.“ A .814.22
Age 48. 411.40 60 ..... $23.15
Illustrations at any one upon appli-
estiou to
F. H. FIELD,
UM?“ W IUlLDINBI
. hull Nanette
NOZICE.
THE SALE. STABLE! FORMERLY
CONDUCTED .Y THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNIGTICUT AVENUE,
WILL I! GDNTINUED BY ME AT
THE SAME rues.
MTABLOV.
TllE RECREATION Tillllls.
BLOCK i8LANb. I duy trips. July H,
iii. 28, August 4. ll. 18. 35. Septem-
ber 1, 810.50.
GLEN IUMMIT‘T
music? i tiny tripe, July 20. Aug-
ANN mines
ust ii. ,.81
$18.00.
COTTAGE MTV. 5 day trips, July 88.
August 13. 17. 318.00.
WHiTE MOUNTAINS. 6 day trips,
July 23. August .0. 20, September 3.
20.00.
from New Haven.
IAIATOGA IPNINGB, 4 or 8 day
trips. July iii 28 30 August 8 13.
20, 27, September 3. 312. 60 end
u'rino.
AU8AILI GHANA. 0 day trips, July
10.28.30, Augusto 13580. 31 new
lumber 3; $20.00
NIAGARA FALL8.4 days trip, ’l‘uee
dsy. August list. $23.15.
«TNOUIAND “LANDS. ii lien it’ll).
'I‘uosdsy. Assent list. 020.00.
ATLANTIC CITY, 0 tiny, trips. July
28. August 18. 27. Eeptomher 10.
in to from New Haven.
“sparrow out...
from Now it“ on.
"9:33“? gm day trim]? met-13.1.
NIQAGAIA FALL! AND TNOUIAND
ILAND I M trip. Tuesday! Aux.
mod ss‘AL. due-so AND wum
new for. ..
s good my. st 9.,
Title perfect sud (“instead ’liy"
lllti New York Ii Conn.- Mortgage d5. liliti Guarantee 0’0.
. . CAPITAL 8x5o,ooo.oo.
at the home of Ssmuei Jennings have Q _
. Copies sifitpiuo LOTS u? in slums nuvenouusur
.i I.: tQ/l ..
Q l?‘ ‘it 1" ”‘3‘.
t 1‘; ‘ Me 7":
“tithing end Fishing. Ellery lothss right of way. to
the water. High and larch. withtsludq: trsds m Trolley}, lgiurcheu
10; stones A soils.
in I I "not i Q
s ,Ior‘ ' Is Il‘i’
-
Q, Q.
For Manned, Bertidmm Wm '
The [lulu lieu Berlin Lflflilifldli
sopjrn NORWALK. coup.
1- “: stf‘
544-4.
on ANY RIM. neuron: QBRleiihQ
new positioni."
"Spleudldly." said the fund mother.
"Hobos been there only two weeks.-
be discharged,- and is merely waiting
to get promoted so that he can attend
to «ih’E—r-Btlillofli , 3
Autumn Pk
MIADOW ITIIIT.
SOUTH NORWALK, SONN.
Isubsii Every Saturday and Holiday.
line new. «old. any of senses imp
all ports oi the town. comfort-bio
Grand ”and and Good. Glenn
names Assured.
_._.._..
‘ July .21»,
New York Colored Giants.
July 23th.
Quinn x-Gisnto.
Adieu In»; some;
Norwallt Miusement 00
ll Ehultt
Haberdashtill
for all oocssions.
dress. is complete unless his
furnishing weuruhloe are in
keeping with correct styles.
You won't go wrong if you come I
here for your furnishings. and
your clothing as well.
Just Now.
three sizes of pleits. 1‘ than, is
"How is your son getting on in his
bu o e t ,
t. he. he we ready who ought o. ”Mme our. Q LSliiut Waist styles;
a few of each style in the finer grades. so you are always m M
» ting here mulling fresh and dainty. Shirt Waists that eternal!
museed or soiled from handling are reduced' In many com bologna;
.No men's l .
Plotted White Shirts. 81.00, in -
{IMPORTANT BAIL! OI
SHIRT WAIST!
. Women's white lawn waists. tucked
lfront and back. at 00c.
, White lawn "lets. buttoned front
sod beck. lace trimmed, at 93c.
White lawn and dutieucwias wane.
:luglfd and embroidery trimmed, st
Women' s white lswn waists, tucked.
[nos and embroidery trimmed, button-
ed trout aerosols. st 81 so. ,
SALE OF IATHING OUiTO I
urchssed your bathing
Hue you
sell £0; W IinOt. examine
our line. {we giro 0rum in prices and
in styles.
Womcu' a bathing suits, of good qual-
ity merino. neatly trimmed with white
Dutch neck or collar; 82.08. ‘
Women's bathing. suits of
cloth- blue and birth. nun iii
sailor collar trimmodtwlth braid;
ePaoIAL more nomin- -
. ’ Aspu'r 'ms ores:
if they fit. y It 7 till .
them Reed. 8%;th 0955“! p 1
weeps a. Gsllet Toilet Rom
Pearl buttou. 10o doses. . .Q:
Bide elusiiu asserted colors. also
Buster Brown hells. at me. . ,. u.
ache embroidered M
bewtzt tZBc. 3
braid, at 33.315
tusl cost to close them out.
86 Washington St. So. Norvyalk.
Fabrics.
in the shade.
inch and 1 inch.
Open Monti", Wednesday.
sud sushi” Brenton. Q r
Jose Davis.
“"0.
Otmill.
NAN“.
”Milton“.
III Wldllnfln m
lentil ‘ Remix;
no um um Ma-
chine Made.
on has Payments.
emmrgl
How nor TO utt'r stir: equals
(New York Sun)
A West mm sveuue me under
their to‘ meet his unknown 3 rl cousin
at the station on 'l‘uosdsy. This is
how he did it. He epprolchod a
young woman in blue and suited:
"Are you Miss illuko‘t"
"No.“ said the young woman. “i
not "
”‘1 hope you'll excuse me." be ex-
lsindd "1 sm here to meet :1 Mill
lotto. ilho is my cousin. l have
novel seen her My sister Kutu Is
the only member of our family who
outs her. end Illiil couldn't could.
lie told moi would ltnmv Jaimie ho-
mu she is so pretty. 'Juet pick out
the prettiest: Inn In the station and
deud‘iidIe sure to strike Jennie: she
so
The yam women blushed, thew
young men sighed.
I“: doom liuow who to not out.” he
body else in the whole shoouns
install that comes up to the coloring
lion. I mess Jennie didn't come.”
A tsli girl In brown slit beside the
girl in blue. Bile got up and cloud
st the yous "grunge "she did.” luluw
the girl“ in h
e. “no W'”
if»: “Mm dwino‘duid upset
can ..
M" to in f with s ms: «in
s .
w_".'vriI-.:I:sire.
Women who like to be enclosure In their wear ere not. i
u. 3. Men o co
SUMWB SALE . .7
A HOST 0' HOT WEATHER NEEDS.
Shirt Walsts. Hosiery sud Underwear. Children‘s Dresses, Laces. Wish
Hammocks, llnttings. Kitchen Were, etc, etc, have all 11993.
'speclslly priced that will put all the'best possible lenders in the mi N
Come and see what we have tor you.
New [me of Leather curds. Burnt Wood Novelties. and
. Leather Souvenirs.
Water Wings. 25 cents and 35 cents
Boats. all sizes
AT NELSON’ S.
"Thole doesnt seem to he lily “l
1iiismhurg edging and inlul'i-lilll. :'
s
when, «ground ‘ ' £
3. . Weekends»
SUPPLY.
Tell us what kind of a. range
we have. and what kind of on»
nice you have. and we’ll tell you.
LIEUTENANT ILOOMIR'B
IIOKI . ’ .
Lieutenant flows!!! J. 31061:“; ii
suuslneiiQth ”Whoa" we
a noun 0
Gold Club, 'i‘hursd was "Ml:
resting as comforts [0 III ..
day. it will be several see I
ever. before liloutellsnt 3W
as able 'ltl‘i Quilts-gap to
s a. co s a one .
by llioullinsot ”mm ‘3”
[M horse. sud bile
wen not thrown. the inian
enough to i turn
nutrient: the nee and
flux as vnsool.
“1m our ammo.“ -~
epilogue
nu
n II
lu keeps the
Norwalk Chronicler