a1 waamil‘arou Ir.
lucalleuslluies.
Contractor Barry W. Mather
purchased a handsome automobile.
Alired Anderson. at Richmond Hill
.is spending the week at 34 Stuart ave-
nue.
has
‘
—-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria
A sailboat race will be held next
Saturday ai‘teinoon at the Norwalk
Yacht Club
sn—w—J—w—5-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. R. Baker. oi
Bridgeport. are spending a week's vaI
cation In this town.
Louise M. Foster. qt Reed street.
is visiting her gran I) rs '1‘
N Foster, Daubury.gm Mt?“ *1
Miss Myrtle Peabody, oi Bridgeport
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward
Adams, oi Union Park
——For pure live water ice at 60c per
cwt., and good service. telephone 606 i.
Brookside Lake ice Company.
The believers In the St. Swltiu‘s
day legion refer doubters to tile wea-
ther record since that day.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bryant and
daughter, Miss Agnes Bryant are visit—
ing a Week at New Preston.
Miss Myrtle F. Bentley and sister
Kathryn are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
J. J. lianlun. oi New Haven. 5
‘ m . "sir-I,
Our lirothers‘ Lodge} 1., O. ‘0. F.. oi
Norwalk, will hold a session this eve-
ning at the lodge rooms in Wall street
Mrs. Charles Details will entertain
the Pine Ledge Whist Club at the club
house, Pine Point. tomorrow afternoon.
It Is aIWays well to have a box of
naive in the house. Sunburn, cuts.
bruises. piles and bolls yield to De-
Wltt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
Cliiiord Pharmacy. .i"
Peter Pastield was arrested Satur
day night for drunkenness This morn
lug he was ilued $3 and costs by Judge
Taylor.
Miss Florence % toll has resumed
hor- stenographir es at the oiilce oi
Walsh & Hubbcll u'ilcr a short vaca-
tion
Charles E Seymour and brother.
lloward Seymour. are enjoying a sh
lug trip today in company with Silas
iietcham.
Edward Ii. Morehouse resumed his
duties today at the Holmes Router
and Belleck Companys store alter a
week's vacation.
The ball ganu- between the IWcst
Ends oi the Greenwich team at Green
wich Saturday was no tponod on ac
count of the rain. . L"
Mrs Anthony Stelgerwultl and
daughters, Mildred and ions. of Nor-
walk have returned I‘rom a sojourn
at Brighton. N. Y
anniversary mass‘oi roquItIm
Flat-h will be
ll)-
An
[or the late Charles I
celebrated at St. Mary‘s Church
morrow at 8 o'clock.
Try a little KODOI. ior dyspepsia
alter your meals. Many stomachs are
overworked to the point Whero they
reiuss to no further. Kodol IIIgIsta
your food and gives your stomach the
rest It needs. while its reconstructive
properties get the stomach back In 0
working order. Kodol rellcres datu-
lance. sour stomach palpitatiou oi the
heart. belching. etc. Sold by Cliiiord
Pharmacy.
Mrs. John McMuilon. wire or the
new owner at Hurrltt island. came to
South Norwnlk by autoxuobue from
New York. yesterday. ‘
Mr. and Mrs Harry; Vonmanron oi
Hackeluck. N J.. were guests over
Sunday at Mr and Mrs. Willis ll Bel
look at Berkeley street. NOI walk
At the Pontoon tal Mission. Witch-
ington streetnn lath are announced
for tonight. \I‘v’etincxdat)!l néld‘ li’driday
. ar an or
evenings
Real
H. Bundle. of Van Zandt street.
East Norwslk. has purchased a tour-
iaon horse hover automobile. the car
having a motor with two opposed cy‘
linden.
ldmrd Lockwood roaunied rhia du-
ties today at. the store at II. T. Print
lit I Company. In Main street. Non
walk. after a week' a vacation.
Film .
”m .3! adavarytli lag
‘ I'll (Ina.
.iyu in Bridgeport. stopped at the lie
WW
KODAK! AND PRIMO CAMIIIAC'
Packs.“ Photo Papers,
min A.fa. wguidimlmlaié' 1'
POM BOVGI
Stamford. Conn.
Exrsmsucsn‘ ranchers.“ _
Schoolhouse well equipped. well
5 lighted and well heated“ 133 boys pre- .
pared for college; hundreds prepared
liar business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing. Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
Everett S. Bulkley and C. Buck Du
bola have returned from an automo-
bile trip in New York state.
“h..."
When a syringe is needed try the
Clifford Pharmacy for one. See adv.
Stationery only 18c per box at
Bridge Pharmacy. See adv.
Henry Rider, clerk at F. D. Lawton
& Company's Norwalk store. is having
a vacation this week. which he intends
to spend .in various cities along the
Hudson River.
Miss Lena Bo amine and Miss Mut-
tle flower. oi oath Norwalk. anti
Frank Bodcll and Van N. Saris at
Greenwich were among the visitors
in New York Sunday.
Martin Carriganfvwho was taken to
the Norwaik Hospital more than a
The same point makes our blue and gray serge suit'a so attrac~
live—light. cool. smartly styled. fast color and tailored to the limit
of skill.
$7.50 to $15.
m
All sizes in distinctive models. priced from
Thin underwear. negligce shirts. breezy neckwear and hosiery;
trunks, bags and suit cases at prices below the usual mark.
$10 to $22.
. I
i
The beauty of our outing suits is that while thin and cool, they
tit in comfort and keep you comfortable because they imp their
shape. ‘ ‘
Yet our prices are so reasonable that Summer comio‘l't
in easy reach of every man, in these smart a-piecc au‘l‘td (if tropical
fabric. at
in with-
year ago and since has lived in the
tent on the south side of the institu
lien is not enjoying the host oi health
Just now though unquestionably the
treatment. he. has had has been oi
great benefit to him
Phnlmaclats throughout the world
have devoted their lives to the perfect-
Ing oi Hollisiet‘s Rocky Mountain Tell.
It contains the choicest. medical roots
and herbs known to modern medicine.
Tea or Tablets. 3h cents. Piaistcd's
Drug Store. .
The Rev. James II. O'Donnell has
resumed Ills duties as rector oi St.
Mary's Church. alter a week‘s rest
at St. Thomas' Seminary retreat at
Brighton. Mas. The Rev. John C Fo-
gurty. curate of St. Mary's Is apoliti-
Iag the present .weck at the same rc~
treat.
. l .. -.
Souvenir pristdlmhuve been received
in town today from William lierkor.
who is should the yacht 1' lemon. "ihe
postals are dated Stockholm, Swmlvn.
aItd one at them showaa pittare oi the
cr-‘ew oi the .v-atllt. Ill It liii‘ promi-
nently soon Mr maker and Robclt
McAllIsicr Jr at ”of this city.
OIIII party of uulonmbiiists had an
unfortunate “1111‘ lo Norwalk last me
tilng. 'lhm Wop» obliged to buy ir
new tire which cost Hillilt‘llllll" owr
Hit) and In addition one member (It
(110 party Ilrop(fl a toll oi lulwecu
Notuulk “0031 and the rumor oi
Knight street qu-r re the fire gave
out.
J. Rorabat-Lt R D. Pierce, Wil-
liam mugs. Chn‘aan; Robert Nash.
Jersey City: George Corinna. Edward
Cartwright West (‘or'znuull A. 19.
Batch.
satisfaction to me III kubwing what l'm going
5
“Well lvo just bought a lot oi grain and feed from
Yes, he gets all my ordain.
There's a lot oi
to get.
Cheap grains as a rule are at very little Intrinsic merit
and l have no oxen/so for not obtaining the clIcIQst grads
when i buy there so i’m going to stick to him."
VI
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
"A...“
We are ncaraéjudt is far
as the nearest letter box
Illustrated ‘
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
or telephone.
Through Southern New England
Books StatIoncry and Engraving.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘
. I
5Prlce IO Conts.
Wm. P. Beers,
MI’
TROLLEY TRIPS
ml
6 So. Main St.. 89, Norwa‘k.
Merritt, C. 11 ii‘lthollln ()aaiuing N.
Y. :Goorgo E. Lislm. Judge tinrvun.
Hartford; Miss M. Costello Edward it.
Far. A. J. Hallock. Dunlmry; Mr and
Mia 1.. E. laickwood. thlkorld; Miss
M V. Asher Robert Usher. Brooklyn;
W. C. Vining Lynn; Mr and Mrs.
W. J Johnson, Brown Stoerway. A. A.
McrIiit. \V. McNettaln. New Y;ork t
H. liruah. Washington; A. V. Barri.
Waterbury; J. E. Cori. l’ittahurg, Pa:
Mr. and Mrs. Molatren, New Canaan:
Fred Coleman New Milford; J. 0.
Keller, A. 13. RI'I'I‘II. Brooklyn. were
guests yesterday at the Hotel (‘llt'toIIL
(haIles R. Sit-kman Mrs. Sit-Imam.
Miss Siekman, Messrs. Gibb and llai-
dun. an automobile party from Brook-
ttII Cllliotd. yesterdnv.
C leannc Sale
0N
tillers, Clothing and Furnishings
CONTINUES A'I‘
George Iieelu’s,
IBII Washington St... South Norwalk.
To] 108
Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Market,
Free hallway
Merrill Commercial Schools.
south Norwalk Conn.
Stamford. Conn.
aovocars BUILDING.
By Express 1
. Butterfish.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
M. A. Merrill. Principal.
lame and Small Blues. Sword Weak and
Lobstets.
Port Chester, N. V.
RYAN BUILDING.
Fall Openina. September 4th. 1906.
. we...“ -m...
Hygela Ice
From the int that Hygsia In. In ll
much harder. cleaner. purer. lasts long-
er. and Is In ovary way so much battar
than natural too, when It Is sold at
the um price as natural ice. It id
much cheaper. All loo wagons will
all Hygala lot this «also. Ask 1.004 bills
loo man for II.
J. W. OLMITIAD.
151111110 Souvenir Poll finds
Largest and bust assortment in the
stale.
Chino-o Punk ’
Will keep the amosquitoes away.
COLEMAN’S
Sight Normal
“o‘er
It’ s the only sale and conventent way let the payment at
Cancelled checks. properly endorsed. make the best pos-
stble receipts.
03.!le BMW fillll MW
my BY CHECK
And Avoid Disputes.
will furnish you with a neat check book.wi,thoui charge it
you deposit in the Central Banking Constituent. ‘
'IB NIIDIDI
Come hero for it. for we have every
thing in the Syringe line made.
Bulb Syringes.
Fou‘htitln Syringes.
Iainnt syringes.
Hard Rubber Syringes.
Glass Syrians.
Ear and Ulcer Syringes. 5
Hypodcrmic Syringes. etc.
We carry Bulb and Fountain
Syringes in several qualities. but each
quality represents best value tor the
money. LOOK AT can use rous-
TAIN SYRINGE AND ‘48: ‘BULB
OYRINGE. We have abladow dis-
play of them this week.
These goods are all warranted. It
you are not satisfied with your pur-
chase we will reiund your money.
llu tidal Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 16—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
m5. -.
Ia.‘
TODAY IN WALL‘BTREET.
NEW YORK. July 23.——-The death of
Russell Sage was probably less a fac-
tor in today's stock mark t. which
opened heavy. than the dis. lution oi
the Russian Douma. ‘l’ersons conver-
sant with the affairs of the late Mr.
Sane stated that he had comparatively
little money out on loans, and that his
death would hardly disturb local finan-
cial conditions. I‘
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. Ill—Open-
ing prices in the stock market today
tillOWt'iI sharp declines from Saturday
under the combined influence oi the
Russian disorders and the death of
Russell Sage. Losses very gem-rally
ran from a large fraction to a point.
with all oi the principal active stocks
affected. The fall In Anaconda reach
ed 3 points, Great Northern old. 2. Hal
timore & Ohio 1 1-8. and St. Paul. l‘u
ion l’acitlr. Northern Pacific. Southern
Railway, Brooklyn Transit and Cole
Iado Fuel about a point. The offer-
lugs weIe not on a large scale and the
supply oi film its diminlshcd aitt-I the
first oulcrs had been1 allocated
\VALI. STREI.’1 a. In.~--~'l‘lI(-rc
uoIe some additions1 to the spelling
list oi Ilutlluus with the belated exu-
(‘utlon oi accumulated selling elders.
but oilt-IIIIgs Ivcrc wel absolbcti and
there waaa substantial recovery dur-
ing IIII‘ first hour. The’ trading was
decidedly dull at 11 o'clock.
WALL STREET. Nouns—Buying
orders in volume came into all quar-
ters of the list and established a level
of prices over Saturday. (Iaius extend
ed ior sugar to 3%. Anaconda 3.
Norillrru Pacific 3%. and some others
from 1 to 2. Some realizing was at
or us it cut so thin on our American Slicing Machine, you will be internatgil
at once when you ass and taste.
you want It.
ages. 25c.
thl price. samples given, 40c lb.,10c quarter.
oasbsrrica. Black Caps. Red Raspberries, Rad Currants. White Currants.
Want the public to know that white curranta make just as good mi our,»
rant jelly as do rad cur-rants.
please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Veal Best Potatoes In Town
21 L53. GRANULATED SUGAR . . .
OUR BISCUIT. 2 PKGB.
For business In l6lsute want In the .3 ,
rid term. leather welchl. a trifle Ila?
" ed. and Out for comfort. .
corms wire also re who
ouruvo 'r'soussn's use T0 W‘
oases Tsoussas use 70 950.50
.aLos asses coA‘r's........................... 5am To a.» "
anotlaas sHIaTs 60c ‘ro was;
COOL UNDERWEAR 260 10 also
scars 256 TO mic
raucv HosIsav 259 'ro ram
BATHING sun-rs taco To $2.59
For Men‘and Bells.
TAN, PAT COLT AND GUN METAL OXFORDB IN SNAPPY LADTIJ‘.‘ i
a
Trunks and Bass.
SELLECK & PRI
gl WASHINGTON ST. ’ “ Wis. SOUTH NORWALE
i Telephone Call 165-5. ‘ii .
At Dibble’s Grocery:
Our Smoked Best Is now a popula r seller. If you have never had min.
Any quantity from So up. ‘ .
Bacon sliced on the same machine ll of uniform thickness or thinness. ll
Can supply nice Bacon and line Eggs for camping out partial.
Peanut Butter. something fine for picnic or lunch.
Butter—Our Butter la kept in prime condition. with plenty of ice. an1.
a superior article, 270 lb. Clover Hill Print Butter. 280 III.
Mother's Crisps. a malted breakfast food. soil: at 9c package; or 8 pack-_
Calling attention to a curious Japan Tea, nice flavor, a great trad. for I"
Try it.
Saturday In Berries and Fruita—-Wa shall have nice Blackberries. 60
Pine apples.
Jolly Glasses, 22c dozen. tlmtop. . | g . .
Pure Refined Paraflne for putting over Jelly. 15c pkg. ’ ‘9 "‘
Hope to be of good use. waiting your valued orders. yours to some and
Fine Business Wagon for sale. Midi
Telephone Call al-a.
Irartvd at the higher level and prices
loll back. but the selling was not
pill'tiUt'II. llomls were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. In.~-Southcrn
Pacific and Union Pacific t‘tillli' into
active demand at an advance of a
point. St. Paul was 1145. Atchisou. 111
111013 (.‘rutrsl, Amalgamated Copper
and Brooklyn Transit 1, Consolidated
Gas 2. International Pump (ii/l. and
Brooklyn llulou Gas. The previous
' high level was not much exceeded el-
scwheI'tI.
HINDUN. July 23.--{)n the stock
Exchange today a nervous ltllll' pre-
vailed and prices ware heavy on the
Russian situation. Consuls ieli ii.
'1‘qu» new Russian loan opened at it per
rout. discount and fell to 105 on
Paris advices.
NEW STORAGE BUILDING.
L. J. Reynold-mod Son to Erect a
Three Story structure In Nor-
walk.
Work was begun today in E. Burger
and Company, contractors on It new
storage building for i., J. Reynolds
and Son. The new structure. which
is to be located III Gregory Place. it
short thoroughfare running from
Main to West Main streets. is to be of
brick and three. stories high:
Reynolds and Sun have hereloiort-
used the brick aim-chooses oi the
Bishop Mills. nit Holden aveiule. but
are obliged to more irom there. as
all of the room In needed by the Bulls
Textile Company, Inc now occupants
of the mill property.
WALSH CAN'T CUOOIBT.
Chairman John .I.
democratic state central
taken any action regarding the de-
clination (it (3.01 N (l. Osborn or New
llavcu to serve as temporary chall-
mnn oi the state doluoclnllo conveni-
He would
the
.rommllloc and decide what would be
done. Ho said he had no one to mind
tlou. He said he had not.
consult later with members oi
at preaonl us temporary chairman.
W
WAGNER JUIILII m IAYRCUTH
BAYREU’I‘H Bavaria. July lib—80v-
eral hundred Americana wars present
have today at. the opening at tho thir-
tlsth year at the Wagner Jubilee. Al
Illurope was
among those present be
of s saris. Prince Mano
Marie Wittlch that oi isolds.
mm Avenue lali lama.
An Interesting game at ball
oi mums inatnugimra.
like it“
man
stilts Campbell untuadnoind asses
witittllv uni
NI
Walsh. oi the
committee
was asked Satulday IllItht it he had
strongly represented.
tits Prince
Baden. the
hereditary Prince and ominous oi
Rouse Ithe younger Prim Wars of
Wuortombsrg. Prince Rupert oi Bava-
ria. John P. Jackson. the American
minister at Athens and lira. Jackson.
Herr Matti was the conductor. Alfred
nary sang the part at Tristan, and
was
played yesterday between the Stuart
avenue married man and the “may
«been anon summon.
field: that Add: City clerk. .» . « .
South Rorwldk, July list, dmi ‘ at south Namath. Jul
a M I . .IquI.LW;¢dm
WILLIAMS', HIRES’ AND KNAPP'S ROOT BEER EXTRACT. BOTTLE 15°
BRYANT'B BEER EXTRACT. PER BOTTLE .
HOME GROWN SQUASH. PERLB........ ........... . 80 "
TOMATOES. PER QT............... ..... ..1 ‘
MUBKMELONS .... n... ........... .5: AND .100
CUCUMBERS........................... .......... 1c APIEDI5
PEACHES AND BERRIES.
"ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
20 North Main so, 40 Fort Its
So. Norwalk. Ct. ‘ East Nor valk, Ct.
'Pilono. 143. 'Phona, 81M. __
Hundreds of Eyes _
are being overworked as a result oi application upon work or books.
Rsliei ior strained and tired area may be had and urban trouble
averted by wearing a pair oi our
Proper Gino-es. Properly Adjuutod
~ Examination Fm. .
latching oi unac- And all Repairing a Specialty.
0. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
68 WALL BTREIT.
“Mae. , "n... Mm.-.»
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to every per-
son Interested by lesson of Ills land
taken or benciited by the ploposed im-
provement oi anowdon avenue from
Austin street to the terminus oi said
avenue. by laying- -out and grading
said Snowden avenue so that said ave-
one by layingout and grading said
finowdeu avenue so that said avenue
shall be substantially [city till) feet
in width and the grade substantially
on the present grade at the street. and
in the lay-out of side-walks on each
side of said avenue substantially law-
on (7) feet in width that. II III sting
of the Council oi this city wi be
held at the Council Chamber. August
Iiih noon. at 8 ocloclt p. In.. when said
(loiincll will hear objections to such
lay- out and grading. and to the dos-
criptive survey oi said avenue and to-
the establishment of sidewalks thoro-
on and the estimate oi appraisal oi
I benefits or damages. as the one may
be resulting or accruing to any new
son or persons from the taking or
land tor the public use. as aioroaaid.
or from such l out and grading. and
will aldol hear at parties Interested in
relation to the acceptance of the re-
port. in whole or in part. of Its Com-
mittee oi Fresheners appointed to
make such is out an grading and to
establish sat aidswa a. and in to
mud to any modification or change
at said report.
As contained in said report. there
will be no damages or benefits accru-
ing to any person by reason of said
lay out or ng.
Per order Jor the Council.
Notice Ia hereby given ' every
person interested by reason of his land
taken or benefited by the proposed In
provement oi lexiugton avenue. 1m
idly avenue to the city line. by lava:
out and grading said baxlnI
one so that paid avenue and
staniially forty (40) test in“
and the grade substantially on
present grade of the street. and
"the lay-out of sidewalks on each l
oi said avenue substantially 99m
I'll [set In width, that a will: 2
the council at this city will.” 5 ,
the Council Chamber Angus flip
at 8 o'clock p. III., when
oil will hear objections to: Willi-
out and grading. and to tiled!
live survey oi said avonul . .
establishment of aids-walks
and the estimate dr appraidl'i
still or damages, as tile coda
resulting or accruing to any
Int-Ions born the taking
the public use an eternal
such lay-out and grading. lad
hear all partied Intersmd '
to the acceptance at the ~ ~
whole or in part. at It. .. ,
Weoholdsrs appointed to
layout. and mainland
laid sidewalks. and in _.
modifications or change of
port.
As contained In said In
lion oi those ori daily.
avenue time w it be so ,55
benefits accruing to all"
mason or said lav-tall In
For order oi the ..
Joanna
I"
Norwalk Chronicler