tho it flotilla 1qu Wm Point.
"'18.“ night. The unit: were Barlow
01 Nicholaou, in a iauxhubl comedy
Match, “The' Tramps now 11:” and
Canton It Huatinm in an equally tun‘
ny sketch called a “ in Blood li'iir-ia
tion‘. Madomoeolia ore; gave 1111 on
hibltion at tho ohyucn nl culture girl
which won vory g . :.
hwnivorrcn. mama and Misoes’ Bathing Suits.
Our new lino cg ulnar and Miran: Bathing Suits and now on
Nation in hereby given to every per-
0 re made in the very beat of materials.
eon interested by renaon of his land th prices we ““0“ 'Iihy n
nos. 2 .111 5 mum 1311111151116.
sale. No better value- wore ever offered at
The styles are correct nnd the workmanship
pout: HA3 mu nitrous ATTRACTED soon unuswu. wms ATTENTION A01 Tole. THE
NG QUALITIIB OF THE MERGHANDIOI AND THE EXGIPTIONALLY LOVlVI PRICEB ARI IRRE-
LE ATTRACTIONS.
it -Wi taken or benefited b‘ the proposed lm- the best. i g
i iii’dil'iileé’.‘ .§“8..“{’.§‘mii‘iii"%1 25:33 . . . .
. A BANNER BARGAIN EVENT. avenue. by lflyiaaiout and grading 811k Shirt Walsh SUItS.
. said Snowdon avenue no that said ave< ‘ V l
y' ““9. “3' laying. out and grading Bald We have made special pricen on tho balance of our stock of Silk Shirt Waist Butts. What we have on hand .
FIRST AND BIGGEST OF ITS KIND IN TOWN.
will? allililjatlll:ti:1(li;mtl:;rtn;kiltillilel$: we have made two prlcos 01147.00 and $0.00. These prices are ‘to close them out and‘ are less than the cost or
BUY FOR YEARO YOU LL NEVER HAVE. SUCH A CHANCE AGAIN.
g‘ "V YOUR DOLLARS HERE DOUBLE THEIR PURCHASING POWER.
in width and the grade nubatnntially material.
on the prurient grade of tho street. and
in the lay-out of side-walks on each
uido of said avenue substantially nev-
THE VERY BEGT OF MERCHANDISE IS NOW ON SALE AT THIS lMMENSE
tho ontnblisliit‘icnt of sidowulka thorn-
AT LESS THAN THE COST OF PRODUCTION on and tho estimate of appraisal of
' ‘ ' ' benefits or damages, as tho-cutie may
on (7) feet in width, that a meeting HousefurniShj-ng Department.
V in), resulting or accruing to any por-
CO'me Everu Dali to this Sale. New Bargains Everu Dan.
u....n....-.no..nou-
lay-"ill “lid grading. and 10 ill" dea- Lightning .lars, quaits and pints, Pineapple Eyers 26c Fly Paper, 3 sheets ............ bc
cripiivo survey of said avenue and to 95c dos. Large Preserving Kettle 81. 00 Dress Makers’ Table $1.00
of tho Council of this city will be . ’
held at tho Council Chamber. August Mason's Jars, quarts and pints i; oz. Jelly 'I‘nmbiora In our. Fly Killers ... 90
iith, limit. at it o'clock p. 111., when said 551: don; 8 oz. Jelly Tumblers Zilc doz. Jar Rubbers. any make 8c doz.
non or persons from the inking or
land for the public use as aforesaid.
or from such lay-out and grading, and
‘ Council will hear objections to such ‘ 310 oz. Jelly Tumblers. .350 doz Fly Traps . Inc.
will also hear all portion interested in
TRISTRAM & HYATT. NORWALK, “CONN.
r‘ MEN'S SUITS. MEN'S PANTS. llzlrllmlll VtVriutiho illogilnp’iggi‘ccoftnzhgorx-V Mr, and Mrs Charles L. “Mrfirl . 1 ‘
‘ ‘ - ' ’0 ° ’ ' luv reiurnod from automo) o
.../v 9peclal. Four Special L°“' Other: Equally tuition of Frceiioldors appointed 10:1“)0 Iii? Cntu uninino durlnu .
Fine WWW“; “Bill and Vila“ an Great. . ninlto nut-l1 layout. and grading am! to in" lr-hi ondod mm“. WI‘Y “H.991 1';
mixtures, “150 flanncis and ”‘l’ Mcn's Panto worth $1.50, at 790 :Zlfi’utih ahvdiilolllmlytllgh “(:19 02111123 gunk-a. Mr Burkciiusmya hilii milling? ~
i t I It ‘ I‘ 1
_ _. beta. Suits that are worth from $6 Son's Ivault-1 wort: 3.3:. at ”.33: of said report. £22“; gilliimelgnhwglI31“ noti1wlth-'
3’ t0 10. at 335- 0“.“ ’nntn “m" I' '3‘ ' - A“ contained I“ said “‘90" "‘9'" atandin tho an under the chassis 1'
‘ M’Eflls :AND TAILORED SUITS Mcu’u Pants worth 34.50.111 ..... $2.45 1 IWill be no damages or benefits accru- was bpfit “by ”1-3th youmums WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
i. ' ' ...—— rig to any person by reason of said 1- g- ~
.L A Wonderful Showing. Shirtu worth title, at ............. :lilc . [milmnoml‘ gr.ofdl{llx (i ii. 1 SPECIAL
' . _ .... .. -.. . c1 1icro to none ', -
.V' Suits worth $12, at ............ $6.911 33:33:; :33: 3;; ll: -------- if): _ JOSEPH It TAYIOR. V ,
. Suits worth 11' 1t ....... 8.9! - ' ' """" City Clerk. I
r ‘ 3 " I $ : Shirts worth 50o, at ............ 12919 South Norwnik,J11iy 218t'l906V ‘CITY MEETING,
31‘ l Suits worth $181 “I """"""" 39‘9" Boye’ Walsiu worth 39c. nt ..... 21c . 123 21‘ In
BOYS' SUITS. Socks \vortli 10c, at ............ 4t! , Mnyor‘n nme I
' Three Special Lots. SOCRS. worth 191‘. at .. .......... tic NOTICE. I South Norwulk Cm)".
Boys. Suits mm} 8" 111 or“. Boys' Sim-11111111.- worth 150,1” Br "1‘0 (ignition R THHUI‘. (“lurk of fluid
f Boye’ Suits worth 3‘; 50 at $145 Suspenders 11"""l‘ g5“ 111...”...120 NW“?- 18 MINI)? glvon to otciy Sir: lly authority thsll‘tI in me as: “‘
-- . . ----- ' hunpoudorii worth 1100, at ........ 12.0 unison intuit-stud by reason of his land “in or and by roquost of tho (.‘ouncli: '
Boys Suits worth $3.50. at ...... $1.95 Humikm'rhici‘s worth lilo, at , 3c tultcn or bonelltcd by the proposed Int-1M said city
The Entire Stock on Sale at a Sacrifice.
Amazing Shoo“
Men’s, laulios‘
0! the family.
and Chiidron‘a.
Prices cxtrnordinori
1’ NORTH MAIN STREET.
Truly a taboo solo which no onc ahouhl miss.
ly low.
dale
Show for ehoiy momboi
‘. an main. ...,
”GOTTLIEB’
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'9outloll to Assist the Emperor
." {Continued From First l'age.)
‘ i ......
attempting to dotcud their property
while the police looked on
Another bloody conliiot is rcportod
M111 progress in Siopovin sitcoi.
1 Whole city is in a state of pan-
Many ot the inhablinnm are rice
I lie Black Hundreds are distmbut
blood-thirsty proclamations in UN'
m'I’E'I'lh'lISBURG July 24. —~Pro-
' Minna announcing that the death
hence has been imposed on the cm-
' r, Gen. Tropoff, M. Poliiedononi-
who was prevuratongoneral of
Holy Synod; (Ion. Orion. the pn-
tutor of the Baltic ltrovlnccn. and
‘ have boon srnttorcd ovol part
the membera or the outlaw-oil
at who hold a mooring at Vi
nlund. youtorduy, and boon-1i
an in the people. arrived horo
~ from Viboru. A popular «it-moo
(in WI plovoniod but tin» 1111111
3|“ tho? linVc usuiitoml. ‘vrnia
V1,... _ bind with 1.im.ii1:r. rapidity.
' film it u iioclaion to Hit on ihr
I". the government know or
.. oxuopl town. and all the
tinne
. . "1111a hm old 11111111 ”vim-111
1,.“ . w :taconceai l‘hutli tlin poo
owning baa burn adopt
of the pram ban
! engi ith a vigor un-
irrior Minintor von l‘iclivv anompnni
lot! by tho wholceuio moderation of
111 1111111111015.
No wold oi’ the pi'oi-oodinaa of tho
members of i’arilumi-ul oi \‘llnirg, or
‘ot iho udiircns adoptod lllIH boon por-
iuiltcd to ho puinllohcd. 'l‘1-logruuns
from tho Dl'0\’llll'i“l toiling of the in-
dignation niouwd by tho dissolution
[and ovon throw from ulnoud outlining
publlr- opinion in loivian lf‘lliilllllt‘ti
lllIVt- bot-u cuinnouiuiod or supprcnno'l.
Not a word of tho spit-1h ol l’1i-1ui1-r
t‘ nmpboii llannoimun l11fo1 o the tutor
Pariiniuoutary' l'nion in London ynv
it-rduy has llUt'lI ullouod to I111 prinicd
'l‘ho editions of NW Ili‘t‘ll. Strnnu and
tho 'l‘wr-ntioth Urntuiy wvro coniiuvut
rd an thcy loft tho tll'oss lhlu morning,
TO POLL FOR TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN.
NEW HAVEN. .lilly iviswlCtlwltt S.
hum-cod (lol, Unborn, who (loi'llnvil tho
plum Horroiury ’l‘homun i-oininunirah
od with John .l. Wainh, oi i-louth N111"
walk, chairman oi the committt-o. to
nm'oriniu what plunn could int niudn
in uolcct itnothor chairman. Mr.
\‘lr-tor Smith. of Norwulk, line .iuui
l'l't'i‘lVi'iI aouvvnir poniai curda truul
l'hiriquo llannorixo. who won 11 atudunt
at tho Overlook stiller-l1 Military Acu-
domy in lilnut nvonuo. llllll whono homo
duposod.
inruoai (i. Grngory in anointing at tho
Norwalk atoro of F. D. Lawton and
l,ompuny while the regular lorcea
t
OBITUARY RECORD.
('liAitlJCS (l. Wlilull‘i‘.
i‘liarlcs G. Wright. for many yours l
luminous man in llrlsiol and u wci
known voicrnu of tho t‘ivil War, dim
yi-sit-rdny ui'toruoon ui tin) Soiiiiow
Homo in Norolon. whoro ho had liviu
tor some years. ilv had boon l1
lt't'lili' health for 11 lonu iivnc ilill dvatl
was due to tho iniirmitiou of old one
llo was born in t‘hoshlrie sororitythi‘w
yours alto. tin- noti‘ of William '1'
Wright and Sarah Sliillt'. He
mum-d lo iiniiiord, whorc his father
1121.»: tho town tinnvr tor many your».
iloi‘orc the war Mr. Wright rcluorod tr
ili'intol,
shop in lowvr Main nlroui and ho loi
iou'i-d tho liiltillli't-lti for yours. \Vhou
tho wur lll'illt'i.‘ out Mr. Wright. onllntoi
I11 tho Sixtcvnlh ii, \’.. and noerd
iliroughoul tho war. Sim-o than lit
11in. all of llristoi;
of Blotni‘oril. and
Now ilriiain.
lo ltrtniol ioiiny and tho tunoral wil
ho hold tomorrow uttornoon at thi.
Mrs. Wuiior Austin
boom of his tlnuulitor, Mru. Jlmon Mr-
'l‘ho tunorul oi tho into (ihnrlos (innit
worn won held yosiorduy evening at
7:30. trom the undortnklna parlors oi
David W. Raymond.
ilnurun otlieluiod.
Roy. W. W. 'l'
Thorn were in at
born oi the Cigar Makerl‘ linlon. 'l‘ht
romaine worn tulton thin morning in
Alluntown, Pa. whom they will ho hnr
ind in tho family plot.
rv?
whorv ho oaiuilliuhcd a tin
Loni: Wright. oi
The body will he taker
prominent of Lnxlngton monno from
Ely avenue to thc Clll lino. by laying-
out and grading suld imxiogiou avci
nun. so that until monuo shall ho outr’
stuntiully tor’ii (40) foot In width
and the grade. substantially on tho-
pri-noui aruiio oi the ntruct. and in
tho lay-out of sidewalks on ouch side
of sold nvcnui- substantially amen
ii'l tool in “lillll. that 11 11mm ot‘
tho unincii of this citv will ho hold at
tho Council Chamber August 61h. liloil,
at it o'clmh p. 111.. when said Counl.
cit will boot objections to such lay
out and craniumnnd to tho doserlp- l
tlw survey 0! said nvcnuo and to the
slnbliahmcut of side walks tiioreonl
1111i tho cstlumto or appraisal of bru-
riiia or damages as the noun may ho
"oaultiug or accruing to any |lt.ll‘30ll or
marsous lroin tho taking of land for
tho public use on utoi‘osuid, or trom
Illl‘ll layout and grading. and will also
hour all parties interested in relation!
’11 tho acceptance of the report. in
.1'i1ol11 or in port. of ..its Conunitloc oi"
i I» :3. 3L3 STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING. "t‘i'vlloliicrn appointod to make. such
‘ny-oui and grading and to establish
m mid sidewalks. and in regard to any
voodiiicutiona or change of nnld ro— ‘ i fi ‘ ‘
.,,_1-_-_ .25-3-‘2 -.H _ ,_.- --.. . 90”-
As ooniulut-d in said report. lilo now
ilyrulll being what said Couunlttoo of
"i't‘k‘llilltlt‘l'l’l hollows was tho inton-
ion of those originally laying-out euid
tycnuo, there will be no daniugee or
neuritis accruing to any person by
“canon of said layout or grading.
l’i-r ordor of tho Council
JOSEPH R TAYLOR
City Clerk.
South Norwnlk, July 21st.1906
$23 2t
GEORGE C. TILYOU’S Gl-IEAT
SIEEPIEBHASEISIIND
BRlDGEPORT. CONN.
Fri'i- Vinitiovillo Dally Roller Skat-
iult. ilnnt'lna. limiting and othrr at.
irnvtiona. inrludinu tho, grout combinu»
Swami-r11 hall hourly. Fcri‘v cverv
live inluntac
Registrars of Voters
W lal‘ 111w -r i that ii tent or -11li- WOMEN’G
no not 111nm tod in: n1l1llll|i~|r almulmm mum,“ llt'(|lll" iiinnlu. in Main utroot. Noflce PAT. COLT I“ GUN METAL
5 D. Mon—ll ll‘l illlioitllv m-llitlll llllll turnid m Ill)” "It“ (Ulllllllllt‘t‘ by .ll‘ll‘l'. li‘l' "l I UP: ...—U ‘ PUMPN.
hénnoturnntlon lu ultinurni lu llll‘ .1mi would do no from his own olilcc. N“ M ’ ll‘hltidas GANG BRIITY Til.
iiphul‘iii OVI'I llll' munultndi- of ... M... M- .....- Wltlih.
'l‘lio leg
district. or
iii-ruby nollllo
voters of Valid
votora of tho third voting
1 Town of Norwalk urn
ihutrtho Rani-tram at
ill 1 will be in non-
. V Edward B. (lor-
t'or cannon and priihary rosiotrntion.
EDWARD S. anon AM.
JOHN Kh‘Oi’iH.
Ragintrnrn ol‘ voieru of the Third
Voiiikug Dino-lot of the Town of N111»
1"“
a
I borolly diicoi you toi
itiu- llilllt'l to run local \oiora or this
(ll\ that 11 spciial rity inciting will
on told :11 Aiion Hall on 'l‘ucudny.
lab 24 111 ii o'cloik p. 111.. to considcr
tlio advisability of building and is
tablinhlnn a water tiller for this city.
and, if doomvd advisable, to autliorizu
tho building and ostnidishin: v of said
"IMF and to approprioiv sin l1 :1 1111111
oi mom-v tlioretor as may 1in aeros-
sarv or adviaublc or. it ilt‘t'lllvd 11d
viuablc to cousidor tho makiuz of an
appropriation in addition to lllt‘ sun
lwiciotoro nppmpriuiod for tho 1on-
atrurtion of such a tiller and to up-
propriuio 3m h additional sum thorcl'or
on non bc nocosaary or arhisubio
liutcd July 20.1906.
CHARLES E. DOW.
Mayor.
'l‘ho nimvo and torccoing is 11 iron
copy or iiic original warrant.
Attcsi:
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR;
121 3t (‘iiy Clerk.
WE ARE READY to fill your
bins with Coal for next winter.
This may seem a “far cry." but
many of our customers are gewt-
ting their orders booked.
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
uo—this season. We are now
getting in a fine stock of fresh
mined coal—for you—all kinds
and all good. .
lllll lflllll llllill llil.
Trimmed
Worth $3 to $4.
cont: ourca
,.m ' ‘l‘liomus Ht9(‘l‘lillii'v or lllt' Ilt‘llltit‘l‘iilli‘ ““3 “"‘d ’" llrlstol "1‘ l" “ tow I'M“ lion iii'koi “'llll 20 attractions for AND PICK OUT THE BEST
‘ fiflmfi’ft"'23.“,1'flulp‘(hi‘xli‘rxnlgfii Slain (,‘onirui Cohiinitit-u. suiii iodny ‘l'gw‘ Vwiani h‘g minimal {H’l’finl‘nem 3h routn. Willi lrunapot‘iution. 31’: 1 o
- n on MK )I . ' . ' that tho roininitii-o would bo pollod at “"“- 1 '3 T it H H “i o d 111 about cools. .' '.
the doors; of 0"“ (Minds and - . . . ottrlit yours ago. No lonvcn auvorni . , ... 1 , , ‘
“Wolf‘s quarters onto h" ”w ”("lwu'm "1 11 iompmuri t'lllltlll‘ll who nro llarry W and Ar ”I“, M“.“""" and Roliih‘irn'i iii ‘
. - . ... . » . ‘- ’ o . , oin ir 111., ......
‘ PMWRWUR” .luly ill—“I“ ”imam“ “m”! for tho tonyciitiou to ihur eruiil and him. Janina illctlin cabin on 2 touts ‘ l l
"novnrs ilit 11111:
In
RUOOIAN «1:. PAT. can
In .
GLAZIO too, can. anagram.
mast Not-walk. an POUNDS .... .....986
. 1 . w. , _ iondanro at tho tunornl” r
“mitt“;ii’trii;"...‘.’.1‘.’.ii:::. 11.!" .l:‘..‘:::::1,r.;.:v1:13.}: .1,“ splints; 1.... .1. ...... 1...... erggmrm up; 3.5..3VV 1. 1! rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . .. .9.
an ololoulon. Domiciliary prdriidoiii oi iho iiopubiic. having ro- a‘W'l‘a P0,? mm "mm" wlar PM tho purprmo oi tor-eivtrm applicationn 51/. POUNDS . ..........95c
the Drinonn 11112 ul- auluod ilil‘ ottluc ntior having boon ' A' ' h" 9"” bearer "”9 mom
The Union Piltlllt in. [30.
1116 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
(Nefd door to Poetafiice).
FREE DELIVERY.
MR5. liiib‘lifl illiT‘i‘lCRY.
’rho tuucrnl ct Mrs. Rutun Buttery
wan hold naturist” attoruoon trout
her late tuition“? in Bilvormluo. the
Rev. Frank it orrey. pastor of the
Nor-wail: Methodist Church. onlctotlna.
interment wan at Rlvorlldc cemetery
IHMIIA MAY MARSHALL.
Tho funeral at Miss laoln May Mur-
iihull. of Sivormine avonuc, will he held
at. 4:80 o'clock thin afternoon at (Inca
Church. Borvicon will he cannot!
by the rector. Rev. Jnmon Bonton
» oer. and interment will be at River:
aide cemetery.
WILLIAM CAMAROFWKI
The death nr’miimn. intact soil of
Villain Glmufoi'lllil. o! it Ismail
“flit, 0&th ”MOM". from .
whoopium
(In a of tho into In in tithing vacations.
Eliot Norwuik, July 23rd. moo—
Julr 24- :ll
WW
iii Enlist Sinai Fair
IOWAYTON AVINUh,
lumen ouldu'n on. a {imitate It.
Friday, J nly #71111
From mo Until torotiulo
Phone 655-2.
.11.-
A now and improved multiple disc' Hoary Treadwoil started on an auto
clinch this unit been installed in Motor mibllu trip to New tbndon from Nor-
then Hill .11": his F. i. A. 'I‘ our. The walk this morning.
clutch is one that the Fiat Company
naked permission to lnatnll without '
exponu to “W Hill and in thotr t»
tan pottern. to. Hill It “Ilia much at
pin-ail vithi ' but .
, 11.1”?“th
* it
lingo-331m depend on Illtl own earning power alnnn thorn
. or at work GOMthitD Wl'l‘H 1.10an that matters
tint lam poanible.
111.111 thin MUTUAL savings Bank and into the
.; to whom we are paying over to, 000 11 moot in
trifling for you;
They took him to the sanitation:
moonlit: ‘toebir. t‘Thirty-nlno. thirty-
" he will '
out I) that?” tho
HUIIITT AND WNI‘I’I CANVAII
' GOOD.
MIN. WOMVIN Mil OHILDIINI
Norwalk Chronicler