if
Pun
ice, Cream
Lane’s
Ir wnqutmron I‘l'.
tnnni liens Notes.
Sale still zoiirg on at Gottlleb’s.
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dAll kinds fresh fish at Cutblll's. See
a . ‘
(tar Biscuit special at the United
Grocery Co. See ad.
M
' —Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Jay Buckleyt
a slstin ut the Na
tional Bunk of 9 g
NPorWaI lk.
Generous stamp offers in the New
York Grocery ad. Read It.
Buy reliable coal at a reliable place.
Try the Ferris Coal CD. See ad.
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—For pure live water ice of title per
cwt., anti good service, telephone 606-.4
Brookside Lake ice Company.
Wise people go to Angevine's and
get their money‘s worth, See ad.
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Three days more of the g‘i‘eut‘ clear-
ance sale at the Boston Store. See ad.
Try one of Roads refrigerator bas-
kets. The ad. will toll yeti all about
them.
—ltemember, Thursday. July 26.
dancing at the Hawthorne inn. Wast-
port, 8 p. In. You are cordially invited.
The East Norwalk Fire Distcict Com
mittee has a notice to contractors in
today's issue.
A son was born early this morning
to Captain and Mrs. Robert G.
Mitchell, of South Norwaik.
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James R. Dickson. of Brooklyn and
Augustus Baldwin, of l’ckin, China.
are spending the day in town.
Ill is always well to have why! oh
salvo in the house. Sunburn, cttts
bruises. piles and boils yield to De.-
Wilts Witch Hazel stove Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy .
liow'urd 0. l’cirsou and Mrs lIJ-li
saboth M. Vogel Were registered at
gllNhPafls ofllce of the tier-aid on July
Pride of Court Nurruk Circlc, C. O.
F.. of A.. will be held tonight. at the
lodge rooms in the Gazette building.
The recently elected officers will be
installed at this time.
lapialn Edward P. WIIIId of Cour
puny I), attended illt‘ Second batta-
lion shoot at the West llavcn range.
yesterday. The inspector of the day
wasJJaptsin Percy Morgan 01' chuon-
lioclt bridge.
Pharmacists throughout the world
have devoted their lives to the perfect-
ing of Hoiiistcr‘ s Rocky Mountain 'l‘es.
It contains the choicest medical roots
and herbs known to modern medicine
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. l’laisted's
lirug Store.
Frederick Belts has sucurcd II posi-
tion as engineer at the St, t-(Iornc
Pulp and Pant-r Company‘s plant. lllr.
Betta Wits for'merly connected with
the local breath of the Onion JIJII-ctrlc
Express.
A special meeting of the legal voi-
ers of the Town of Norwalk will be
held in the Town Assembly Hall. next
Monday evening, tor the purpose of
providing and maintaining a float to
be kept at the Washington street
bridge.
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, in arranging bazaar which
will be bold shortly. A meeting of the
council was held last evening, at
which the committee appointed to ur-
range the event. reported. The nffnlr
will be held at the Catholic Club hcud-
quarters in West avenue.
Try a little KODOL for dyspepsia
after your meals. Many stomachs urt-
overworkod to the point Where they
refuse to go further. Kodol digests
your food and gives your stomach the
rest it needs while its reconstructive
1 properties not the stomach buck inn)
1 working order. Kodol rtilit‘Vuts ilatu
’ louse. sour stomach pnlpliatlon or the
heart, belching, oiu. Sold by Clifford
Pharmucm
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NORWALK AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
A meeting of the mombcrn of tho
Norwnlk Automobile Club was held
last evening at the oldies or Attorney
Lao Davis In the (Janette building.
when Ellen Hill, Jr., Howard Ii. Moss
than and Charles L. Barker were any
point/ad I committee to draw up eon-
Initiation and bylaws. When they com-
pinto their task a meeting will be
com. to submit the result to the
lib
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mut- AND rumor” DAMIRAO'
l Film Main Photo Pap-n,
”lazuli“ rum. n'ill everything
out unitin- rumour Photo-
' flitti-
II! it till flat to lint iii
lb little it.
anon ti. noun
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IHEKINESIHIIIIE
. FOR Bovs.
Stamford. - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACIIERS. ?
Schoolhouse well equipped. wall
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
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ALL STREET CARS WITHDRAWN.
Lack of Police Protection
Bedford.
NEW ill‘ UFORD, Muss, July 25.»
All the, street cars in Now Bodford
hate been withdrann temporarily ow-
ing to the lack of police protection.
Mayor Thompson has ordered out the
entire police force and it is Kelli-wed
that service soon will be sumed
with every car leaving the barn guard-
ed by an officer.
President Crapo stopped the cats.
fear lug disturbances.
During the foronoon all the cuts
were withdrawn owing to alter: ed
lack of police protection given by the
police was for truth adequate and to
day. when a car from Putinnaram
came in with the moiotrnan injured
by a bristle which had been ”down at
him it was decided to holtl all csIs
uéttil additional police could be secur-
Aftcr u short delay during the time
the street car officials made an or-
rangemunt with the city ottlclals,
whereby each car on the Purchase
Street line would be guarded by a
policeman operation Were resumed.
Twenty one rain was the total num-
ber of cars being operated by the
company at troon. The usual number
is forty.
Shortly before noon the strikers
marched to the company‘s quarters
and demanded their pay. 'i‘rcasuror
Wild informed them that none of them
woul Receive their wages until they
had surrendered their badges and
and punches, The men declined to dr
this on the ground~that they ha paid
the company $3.50 tur'thc lIIttlgt-s uni
punches and. acting on the advice oi
l’r'tniltient_\VllIihirr hi. Clcai‘y. of the
local Uniou,’tl1ey declined to give
them up. President (float-y dtITlaI-od
that legal action will be taken to corn»
pel the company to pay the men the
wages due them.
DUSKY DAMSELS FINED.
._....
Cost Kate Williarin $7 and Costs and
Yearr’le Davin $25 *hna' Coils.
A cow“ of main dolciul dmuscin
of duskfiéutlm ill‘H‘l‘ dusted out for
other dissings than did two tried
yesterday, befortI Judge Taylor iu the
Town Court. “they were the two wo-
men from Stamford wlro cumc llt'l'i‘
lt‘oking for a lively time. They had
It all right and it was it rntlrcr cx-
pcIIsch one tor ibcnI. lx‘IItc Williams
was fined 37 and costs on charges of
breach of the peace. and Carrie Davis
was fined $155 and costs. The police
hope to get tht- third member of the
trio. who suchII-dcti in I~.~II;Iping from
town on the train.
The trial (lid not lus' long as a very
little crldcncc was III-IIIssury to con
time the Judge that ill" two were
not only guilty, but that they should
be punished severely, ’i‘IItI lililll'l‘ have
bIIIII much troubled by this class of
women comluv, from Stamford and
have llt‘|'ltl|'il to put :I stop to it.
in V New
CLOUDBURST DESTROYS
CHURCH.
t‘ll.»\l\illiI3lillY i-‘I'uuco July ~.\
(IoIIdbuIst actonrpunird by liIIlIinlniz.
today ticstrmcd the t lIlIltlI of imsc~h
HHIllilI‘M. about thirty illtI miles from
hole. The t-lIuIth bclls “It-III lilt‘lii‘il
Into solid Irruss. a number of pcrsous
Wcro injured and enormous amount of
IIIIIIIIIuc was done nlonrt tho iI‘rtInIIoI
ltaliun bordI-r. littliway traffic by way
of Mount (‘cnls is lilil‘l‘l’liiilt'il.
2n.
CROMWELL MAN SUICIDES.
(‘I ..IIJII.. (‘,onn July 25.- lose
ph O'Hara. who had lived ulouc hero
for stII'ItIIul _\'ttii'.R iIIonIrnlttId suicide
today by taking (lllliUllt ilt'lll llo
dlcd almost lmnn- Idlntclr and his body
was found by II llt' lubbor. 0‘ llura was
76 years old and leaves no I‘clatlrcs.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
William III. Starr and wife to IGduur
Ferris. of Stamford, building lot. New
Canaan road. War.
iiuciu Avcry, ioIlIidItur lI‘cI-rls. Blam-
ford, building lot, New Canaan road.
War.
r
on... sue
Shun. tinihlun nntl Furnishings
(JON'l‘lNliEl-i A'l‘
Benign linnlu’s,
South Norwnlk.
..
lliii Washington St...
l5li.llllfl Suntan l’osl lads.
Largest and best assortment in the
state.
Chino-o Punk
Will keep the mosquitoes away.
FOR SALE AT
. COLEMAN'S
“it". "Dill.
10 North“ Iii! M “WIN
““qu
, Inquin to run. ‘
2; I606 sue.-
‘ Many men think of an outing suit as» a ~Iii-lapelesdi big of thin
stuff, because outing suits were first nothing more.
Nowadays, you can get a thin 2-piece Summer Suit‘with all the
style and fit of the best regular suits. that will keep its sh‘apc as well
' and dress you as smartly as your Sunday-best.
That’s the kind of outing suits we sell—handsomehomespuns.
wool crashes and tropical worstcds. from
$7.50 to $22.
Our blue and gray serge suits deserve the reputation they have
earned as the best for the money hereabout. $10 to $22.
Summer accessories—negligee shirts, neckweara underWear and
hosiery. straw hats, caps, and trunks, bags and suit cases.
SOUTH NORWP LK. Ira. out an.
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“Well, Ive Just bought a lot of grain and feed from
Hatch. Yes. he‘gets all my orders. There's a lot of
satisfaction to me in knowing what. l‘In going to get.
Cheap grains as a rule are of very little intrinsic merit
and l have no excuse for not obtaining the choicest grndeI
when i buy there so l’m going to stick to him."
I Buy Oats Thain Clean.
'"W I . MANUEL T. HATCH.
_We are near—lust as far ~
.ui -,
as the nearest letter box Mk t a
or telephone. a" .s I .
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TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England. .
illustrated. Price to Grants.
Wm. Pit Beers,
Books
49 Wall St... Norwalk.
Lire Lobsters. Soft Shell Crabs. Long and
Round Clams. Pike. Pickerel. Bass. Carp.
Haddock Halibut. Bluefish. Weakfish Por-
tiies and Flalfish
Cuibiil’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108
bialtoncry and Engraving.
6 So. Main St.. Sog'NDrwx‘k.
Free Delivery
Merrill Commercial Schools.
South Nor-walk Go'nn.
' UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Stamford. Conn. Port Chester. N. Y.
ADVOCATE BUILDING. RYAN DUILDIND.
Fall Opening. September 4th,1906.
M. A. Merrill, Principal.
J
If You Would Thoroughly Enjoy
Your Vacation, Place Your Valu-
ables in Storage in the Vault of
a... ..
iii
03 Willillfon 8M Mill Milk.
And be Secured Against loss by
‘ ‘ Fire and Barglars.“
t l
Suit Buses. 5th put Month trunks $i-I per Mantisi
:, it)“ please.
l8 NEEDED
thing in the Syringe line made.
Bulb’ Syringes.
Fountain Syringes.
infant syringes.
llurd Rubber Syringes.
Class Syringes.
liar and Ulcer Syringes.
liypodermic Syringes, etc.
We carry Bulb and Fountain
Syringes in several qualities, but each
quality represents best value for the
nroney. LOOK AT oun each-'OUN-
,TAIN SYRINGE AND 4_8c BULB-
SYIINGE. We have a window dis-'
play of them this week.
These goods are all warranted. if
you are not satisfied with your pur-
chase we will refund your money.
in Illinnl Planner,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
'TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘RlIZ‘iIJ'i'. 10:10 a. lli.~IPPlt‘-
cs Inorcd upwards briskly in the op-
I'ning dealings in the stock market to»
day on an active demand: trinity of the
speculative leaders showing gains of
a point or more. The more cheerful
tone of foreign markets helped the
rise Armcmula gained 2, Canadian
Pacific I‘ll. Northern Pacific, and Dela-
ware and Hudson 1. and St. Paul, lin-
lon Pacific, Reading. liaitimore and
Ohio. Smelling. and Colorado l-‘ncl
about a point. Southern Pacific anti
AnuyiuuuiathI t‘cprcr
i'l not loose:
\\’.-\l.i. S’l‘lliIIlIZ'i‘. II a. ill.—~Tllt‘l‘l.‘
was a sprinkling of sales to take pro—
fits on the opening advancu. but they
were well absorbed and prices rose
afterwards above the opening lcrcl.
\\’.I\|.i. STlllClII’l‘, ..\'oon,--l‘riccs
continued to work gradually higher
with moderate degree of activity. Stu
tIIIItIui was influenced by the conspi-
Icuous strength of St. Paul l nlou i’a-
Unfit and Southtrn l‘.rtitlc lionds
wwere irregular .
WALL STHEIC'I‘, I p. IiIxIII-‘l‘lIc il'llllSI
continental railroads continucd to load
the ndyancc which was slower at othcr
points.
DARING LEAP lNTO A RUNAWAY
' AUTO.I .
wire up large
Chauffeur Jumps From His Own Car
and Rescues Three Women,
.\‘.\liltANGANSF§TT PIER, ii.
.luli’ 23.-~~liy jumping from his own
rapidly moving machine to the scat
of a runaway automobile this :It‘iIIr-
noon, "Nod" t‘runc. an export clInIIt’
fcur, employed by i‘. F, (‘ollicr. .IucI
cccdcd in bringing the runaway VIII
IIlclII to a standstill a few for: from
a tI-IIII towards which it nus bended
.IIId rescuing three women who wIIr.
seated in the car, which was owned
by ii. W. Williams of XII York.
t‘rnuII huIi fIIllou-iIIl'tIIc other Ina-
IIIluII for some distance and when
passing it saw the chauffeur topple
och' with a sudden illness. thIIrI-by
losing control of the machine. ('ranc
shut off the power of his own car
and an lllt‘ triliIIr came alongside. he
jumped into it and broutzhi it to :I
stop just as of was Icarinu the street
and aiming for ii Iron».
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FUNERAL 0F RUSSELL SAGE.
NEW YORK. Jilly 2.1w'l‘hc scenes
the residence of the late Russell
Sage, on Fifth avenue. today. “'llt‘l’t‘
lay the body of thc tll‘illl financier.
were in keeping with the simple fun-
crni services hold at For Rockuwuy.
ll. l.. yesterday. A low intimate
friends of hlr. and Mrs. Sago heard the
simple prayers that were read by the
iler. Dr. Andrew iiugcmuu, assistant
pastor of the t‘olIIIglutc ilciormcd
Church. a few minutes before the cot-
ilu Was removed From the house to be
taken to 'I'roy. N. Y.. for burial. The
entire first floor of tho residence was
Iiilod with floral tributes. The fun
crul cur containing the body was
coupled to llitI Surutoga special on the
New York Central Railroad. which is
due at Troy Iit lzliti o'clock. in the
party which nccompuuictl the body
was Mrs. Base. The funeral services
at (iakwood Cemetery. ’i‘roy, are to in
conducted by the ilcv. llr. Andrew
iiaucman.
CHARGED WITH BWINDLING.
BOSTON. .lIIiy 25.“.indnu Dodge. of
the United iiiatcs District t'ourl. is-
sued all order today authoriztnu liult-
cd titalosMarslInll Ilarlluu to remove
li‘rnnk ll. liridue from this district to
CloVolaud Ohio, where he is wanted
on the charge of swindllux by use of
the mails, At a federal hearinu
here yesterday, liridito was ordered
held in 34000 ball for the action of
the grand jury of tho Noi'llquin dis-
trict of tibio. Iiridrro will bravo bore
tomorrow afternoon in custody of a
deputy Iunrnlrull who arrested the
,men after a struggle liiitiiw thI not
marred ii bondsmnn.
loco-Iii,“ lwhelrss std
AMIRIDAN LIDRARY AOIDGIATION
Btifl'l‘ON, .iuly 25.-’l‘he executive
ill
omnmitino of the American Library
Almintion announced todto that
henduuurtcrri for the organisation
would be established at at Newsury
street. this city. and that they will be
opened September 1. The associa-
tion voted to open a headquarters at
Its regal convention III. Narragansett
tor
WILL CILSIIATI IIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Murry Ann Bry run will ruled
hate her elnhty-nlgbtb hit-tint today
at her from nWiIItM It. bull's.
.i‘troys‘nn in"i it; magicall- of Mrs. Alt trod
totem an n It a on .
mitt the ulii' or her
I ' I
Come here for it, for we have overY-
ooo‘r Clothes.
For business and leisure wear in the for
rid term. feather weight. a trifle lin-
. ed. and out for comfort.
OUTING_ surrs
$6.50 TO “5.00
.......
OUTING rnoussns 52.00 TD sane
{DRESS Tnoussaa ...... $2.50 To «.50
BLUE sense cons ........... .3 ........... .. $3300 TO «.00
NEGLIGEE surnrs . ..... ............. 50c To $250 ‘
coor. UNDERWEAR .. 25c T0 stoo‘
BELTS 25c To $1.00.
FANCY HOBIERY .. 250 TO 750
BATHING-SUITS $1.00 TO 52.50
For Men andQBeus.
TAN. PAT COLT AND GUN METAL OXFORDS IN .SNAPPT LABTS.
Trunks and Bass.
SELLEOK & PRl'E"
.- wnsnmo'roN ST. scum NORWALI.
Telephone Call 165-3. ' "" ‘ ”Vii“ I if"
- ; I
Sweet Cream
Everu business morning
150 bottle
50 extra for bottle till returned
It will “whip”
Sold bu
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call DH.
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t
Cur BlSCllli Special
2 PKGS. OUR BISCUIT ............................................. Sc
2 PKGS. FORCE OR H. O. OATMEAL ...................... ....... 250
MILK. 3 CANS .................................... . ................ 25c .
NATIVE POTATOES. PER PK. ............................... 296
SPECIAL PRICE ON GRANULATED SUGAR.
GREEN CORN. NATIVE TOMATOES, CUCUMBERB, SQUASH, LET-J
TUCE. ETC.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main BL, 49 Fort St, .
So. Norwaik. Ct. ‘ Ealt'Nor «lit, Ct.
'Phone. 143. 'Phone, 319—8.
Hundreds oi‘ Eyes
are being overworked as a, result of application upon work or book.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and Izerloul trouble
averted by wearing a pair of our
Prop‘ur Ola-son. Properly Adjustod,
Examination Free.
Matching of Moses and all Repairing I Specialty.
o. a. JACKSON,
Optician.
60 WALL ITREET... NORWALK. CONN,
Be Cool Comfortable and Up- to~Daie.
Use an Electric Laundiu iron.
The Reed (it Voik Electrical Compton.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
.
Phone 82-4..
Ice Cream Freeze
Iron sen ouuuu DAINTIII, Ics cnnu ICED, Dunn-rm. no.
as cos-rams. rm. ws crane “an Iro sum-tr manner] '
STANDARD unsurncruu AND IN uvnau. uzso—cnracrrv or
non our. norm or T0 GALLONI. Ir vows: Iuonr-DN THIN
"Insult LIN: lT WILL.PAY vou 70 arts oun CDMPLI‘TI AND om
tor-Acronv ITDCK.
l
11'1th ”rut-m Nat won than our
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Norwalk Chronicler