Liliiill lltlilS lliliBS.
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy with lace! showers late tonight
and Sunday. A long trough of low
pressure extends ,from Texas north-
eaetward tothe Lake region. This
area is producing local showers and
thunderstorms in the Western and cen- .
trai sections. This area will move
eastward and this vicinity will be on
the southern edge of it onv‘Sunday. It
will produce in this vicinity warm.
muggy weather and probably local
showers. -
——
Gus Btraub, of ,New York, was a
visitor in town yesterday;
Louis Allen. of New ‘i'ork,.,formerly
of Norwalk, is visiting in town.
~—0ne Gabier Plano, original price
3450, now 3175. Easy payments and no
interest. Mrs. J. W. Studweli.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hayes leave
towa today for Southbridge and Bos—
, ton, Mass. ..
Henry Rider is expected home today
from a week‘s trip up the Hudson Riv-
er to Albany and other cities.
——One. Gabler Piano, original price
8450, now 3175. Easy payments and no
interest. Mrs. J. W. Btudweli.
The Catholic Club baseball team has
been unable to make arrangements
for a game for this atternoon.
F. D. Lawton, lingual-known Nor
walk and South Norwalk ‘groccr. will
go on a. vacation lrltr during tire coni-
lng week. a. 3hr a} *1 Eff};
It is always well to haven box of
salve in the house. Sunburn, cuts.
. bruises, piles and bolls yield to De-
Witt's‘ Witch Hazel Solve. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy.
Mrs; William Cozens 'and son. of
Brooklyn. N. Y..-ls visiting her moth-
er, Mrs. Thomas li‘. Kindillen. of South
Norwalk.
Henry TreadWell. who has been en-
joying a vacation at his home in Nor‘
walk. will resume his duties in New
; York Monday.
—Dr. Dick's cures malaria
John Martin has closed up his lunch
com in Wall street, Nor-walk. and has
' moved the business to North Main
street, South Norwalk.
The Harstrom School will reopen
next Wednesday with about forty
students, a. large proportion of whom
expect to enter college this tall.
Try a little KODOL for dyspepsia
after your meals. Many stomachs are
overworked to the point where they
refuse to go further. Kodol digests
your food and gives your stomach the
rest it needs. while its reconstructive
properties get the stomach back line
orking order. Kauai-relieves flatul
once, sour stomach, puipitation of the
:eart. belchintr.eic. Sold by Clifford
Mr, and Mrs. Lest-and Raymond. of
.n organ avenue. returned home last
light from a pleasant week‘s visit at
srramsott Pier. Mr. Raymond spent
Onsldornbje time biackllshlng and bad
cry good hick.
‘,Mlss live 1... Gregory, clerk at the
orwalk store of li‘. I). Lawton & (,‘om-
ny. will begin a week‘s vacation this
resins. The first few days she will
Vllt In New York and vicinity. after
hlch she will so to Branford Point.
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Pharmacistll throughout the world
are devotedtheir lives to the perfect-
nx of Hollister's Rocky Mountain ’l'es.
t contains the choicest medical roots
ad herbs known to modern medicine.
ea or Tablets. 30 cents. Piaistod's
a; Store. ,
The Yale Basie, Fife. 'and Drum
orps‘ held the first in tin: in it»,
hit hall in it'la‘i‘lrosd nvgnueé’d‘hurl
., mi . a, cor I as can on;
"i. ,to '3in for the Old Well Hook
“3" Ladder Company on August A.
a,» W .
éGmo‘W. Lynch. of WelttNOf'V/lilll.
ived hornet ,nishi to spend sna-
" with his mlly.‘ a will return
day to Msybrook. N. Y.. where he
to ed as yard transfer clerk on
if. 1 New England Railroad.
’ ‘ reports business in the rails
in. a flourishing at that pines.
' rdlet having as much
who bundled with the pres:
i . N. 1
. .P‘O ,
urn-ford. - Conn.
EXPERIENcED TEACHERS.
School-house well oqriippea. well
lighted and Well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Monasttrainlng. Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
lLLUSTRATED CIRCULARM‘
Christian Kraemer. of North Main
street, is confined to his home by ill-
ness. .
. A regular routine meeting of. Lincoln
Council, 0. U. A. M., was held last
evening. .
A. J. Collins and Company are fur-
nishing the new rooms of the South
Norwalk club. ..
' Miss Margaretta Ryan, of Rome, N.
Y., is the guest of friends in town,
John Montgomery, the well-known
'Norwalk lunch wagon proprietor, is ex‘
pected home from his western trip
next. week.
Louis Bennett, of Boston, is visiting
his brother-in-iaw l. Joel, of this city.
for a few days. Mr. Bennett is a
prominent Boston business man.
E. ‘Hnbbell Hotelikisn‘ automobile
has been brought back to Norwalk
from the Hartford factory, where the
motor has been tilted {with a lull?
crankshaft. The machine was taken
to the factory for some repairs to the
top and at. the request of the emnpany.
the newer crankshaft was substituted.
W.___._
Does evil still, your whole life fill?
Does woe hetide?
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need a pill!
Now for proseuud facia—Dchtt'a
Little Early Risers are the most. pleas
ant and reliable pills known today.
They never gripe. Solo by (mam-u
Pharmacy. ' '
Norwnlk friend of the Hnrr-y lild~
er, Rev. G. I), Egbert. Attorney .lohn .l.
Walsh and Captain ,prrnim M. Mer-
ritt cruising 'party.'rccclvetl a postal
card this morning stating that yester-
day afternoon they. would go to 'i‘lcon-
deroga. The. trip has been a very
fine one for the sailors. i
Mi, . _:‘ Fifi?! '}
Guests Hi tiie‘li’étci Clifford yester-
day were: Ii. W. Snowman. ll. .l.
Munsey, Jr.. (‘, W. lib-libel~ William
L. Perlins. Jr.. II. I". A. Hesse, Wil-
liam 3. all. W. l’. Purscll. ll. li‘. linrn
lug, New York: George L. Hill'lfli‘t'll.
Ridgelleld; Lewis B... llurlbuit. \Vll-
ion; 0. A. E. Fischer. Brooklyn: Mrs.
W. Fischer and Miss It‘is‘cllt‘r, New
London; C, II. Roberts. 1). S. Short.
R. A, Cody. Boston; ll. N. hit-Merri-
ment, Philadelphia; W, ll. Walsh.
Newark, N. J.; George ll, lii'asiow.
New Haven.
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—NOTICE.
To Our Customers and Friends in
General: Owing to the rise in the
markctfilriee of. and the scarcity of
ice. on d after August 1 the Brook-
slde l. e ice Co. will advance the
price 32 per ion, or 10.: a hundred to
everyone. Respectfully yours.
MACF‘ARLAND & PlCKElilNG.
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M LLOYD’S TRIP EAST.
(Yhiult I). Lloyd, the general agent
of the Metropolitan Mercantile. and
Realty (‘lompnny. of New York, has
been to Boston. Cambridge and Chel-
sea, Massachusetts, for the past two
weeks. with Rev. P. E. Jones and
Joint li. Atkins, treasurer of the com-
pany. d liveriuu lectures on the work.
Since lac. Lloyd has been in iioston
he has been cnlurininml by the Rev.
Joshua M. llili, Rev. Samuel Coni-
fort, lion. Charles Almdiuder. lion. N.
M. 'l‘roi a editor of the iioston iluiird-
inn, (mi of the lending neizro papers;
Hon. Uli ert Harrison. treasurer of the
Natlouu Negro Business lA‘ilKllP. Mr.
Lloyd w i return home loday. to «point
Sunday. lie was also one of ilio
speakers at the colored business men's
banquet last. Wednesday night.
RE ’MEN’B TROLLEY RIDE.
A an on of Coekenmr Tribe. i. 0.
R. M.. of Norwalk. was held last even-
ing at. the wlawam in the (lunatic
building. At that. limo a committee
was appointed to look up the matter of
a trolley ride in iirldxopori. No date
has yet been not but it will probably
occur early in August.
Clearing Sale
Stuarliulliinu liliil Furilslinui
oou'riuuns A'l‘
“illtllllli Hitler's.
109 Washington St, scum Norwalk.
lPlQiAL CALI sour weld.
‘ IATURDAY ONLY.
10 Cents per Copy.
”You’re a Grand Old Flair.” “Dream-
in. Love or You? xiakiots Two-step
Dolly .Msdison Hitch, "Who and
Girls" “Pin Up in the Air About
r "is it\Warin Mount for You.”
, 's the Use of Knocking."
II
‘ A'Iid 100 others.
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. . .To iowcr'your temperature, there’s nothing stands higher than
burgh-cool. porous. long-wearing, and when properly tailored as
our serge suits are, shape—keeping and smart to the end opervice.
, Fast-color blue and gray serge suits in the loose. ‘c i ‘fortable
models sanctioned by Fashion, in all sizes for men and "3 men.
guaranteed by our label, . . ~
_ $10120 $22. 3
To pay less is to court disappointment; to pay more is unneces-
sary. ‘
The moderate prices and stylish appearance of our two-piece
§u er Suits appeal to men who seek smartness and comfort in the
Cleve combination you find in these suits, priced .‘
it
$7.50 to $15.
If you're going away. we’ve trunks, bags and suit cases you'll
not be ashamed to travel with. Our pricesarc modest.
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i am going to make a very plain, firm nsserlitmeou
- can't lilly grain like ours at any other place for less
money~ibe man w ho thinks he has, simply bought cheat»
or grain.
l have been enabled to build up a large and increas-
ing buslnoss by selling the choicest grades. i know that
"(Elwin)" grains and feeds. on a rule are of little intrinsic"
value. They may answer a certain routine purpose. and
it. is too often the (also, when an established grade is lit.
qulrcd after. the seller talks up something lower pricey}
but "just as gooil"-it takes less capital or the financiii ,
profit. is more. attractive. flood grain never went begging,
for purchasers~ sucrcsslui liicmlmndislng lies not in min-
tic attempts to undorseil, but rather in ouivnlullig. so I
believe. (
3 Buy Oats That: Clean.
; MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘-
Through Southern New England.
lilu-‘trated. Price to cents.
Wm. ‘37P. Beers,
Books, Stationery and Engraving.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwa‘k.
Live lobsters. Soft Shell Crabs. Long and
Round Clams. Pike. Picketel. Bass. Carp.
Haddock. Halibut. Bluefish. Weakiish. Por-
aies and Flaiiish. °:- "
Outbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108
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Free Delivery
HUNDREDS 0f (‘r it iI Q
. . A Business Education at
MERRILL COLLEGE
PAYS
SOUTH NORWALK. BTAM FORD.
Band for College Journal.
FALL OPENING. SEPT. 4TH.
M. A. MERRILL. i’riu.
PORT CHESTER.
If You Would Thoroughly Enjoy
Your'Vac, ign, Place Your Valu-
aiilbsin rage in the Vault of
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.3)! . ”Hf-1 Iy
an aura
, V, “a luminous. mam
Andi» Secured Against Loss b
Fireand Burglars. "' ‘
(warm
5%: limb; bullish -
Another large shipment
of this famous Candyjust
received, for Saturday and
Sunday sale.
500 quality! 39c
Buy the original
“LiGGETTS.”
a
lie ilillull Plumuy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘Rlim'l‘. 10:10 a. m.——Prlc-
es in the stock market today started
generally higher. but some of the most \
prominent market leaders showed the‘
effects of realizing. Changes were go-
ncrally small and dealings on a mod
crate scale. Northern Pacific advanc-
ed a point. The other transcontinen-
lais, Amalgamated Copper and‘ Na-
tional Lead were slightly lower, the
last noun-d declining bl.
WALL S’l‘ltidE’i‘, ii a. lib—I’i'lCPFi
fluctuated slugglsbly and irregularly.
The industrials were most prominent.
ll. 8. Steel was heavily dealt in up to
39%. Smelling trained 21,5. Amalga-
mated Copper 1% and Central Leather,
U. I. Express and Railway Steel
Spring about a poinL Lacknwannn
rose ill, Delaware anti Hudson 2 and
Northwestern i. There were do
cilnes of a point in Great Northern
HARRY KEENE METTS WITH AC-
CIDENT. .
Turned out for Auto and. Han into a
Wagon.
Harry Keene, of Popular Plains dis—
lricl. met with a most painful accl-
dvnt. last evening. that will proba-
bly disfiguro him for the remainder
of his days.
Mr. Roche with a party of friends
had been in the beach and were re-
lurnineby way of (tempo street. Mr.
Keene was riding his bicycle, being in
the rear of the party of friends in a
wagon. When about half up tho
street, he turned out to allow an auto-
mobile io pass by. Seeing n from
ahead he thought it was containing
his friends and be started out for it.
lie was mistaken, hoWevor. as 'ihe
team proved to be one driven by liol~
lie Sherwood. of Couipo. coming In
the opposite direction. There was a
collision and Mr. Keene was thrown to
the ground. Examination proved flint
he had received a tcrible cut extend-
ing from the corner of bin“ mouth to
the right eye. The left side was cut
from the mouth alumni to the left ear.
Mr. Keene ‘suiiered much from the
loss of blood. Dr. Nolan was called
and took several stitches in the
wounds thus closing them.
Besides the cuts. he received body
bruises and one of the fingers of his
right hand was broken.
Mr. Sherwood did not notice Mr.
Ker-re coming.
FROM SOUTH NORWALK.
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Sat. Candy N,
For business and leisure wear in the for I
rid term. feather weight. a trillejliui . ;]
ed. and out for comfort. . .
ourmo sun's 00.00 TO 015.00
ourmo rsousesa race 70 15.00
oases rn‘ouseas $2.50 To use
BLUE sense coats 03.00.10 “.00,
NEGLIGEE suture 50° T012507
coon. UNDERWEAR 260 10.01.00'
BELTS 25.: To 01.00;
FANCY HOBIERY 25o TO 750
BATHING suns 51.00 To $2.50
For Men and 1301.15.
TAN, PAT COLT AND GUN METAL OXFORDS IN SNAPPY LASTS.
Trunks and Baas.
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rt wasnmoron sr. r r , scorn noswsnn
l Telephone Call x65-5. w t . 3
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Aillilible'eatooerfiy. satiny, July 28th.
Now I have it. Fine, rich, mellow, old Cheese that will enlist. the IP-
provsl of cheese lovers. 20c lb. Mulder Cheese at 180 lb.
Fresh arrival of Clover Hill Print Butter. “Makes friends every»
where." 28c lb.
Fresh Eggs. home laid. on the rise, 35c. .
Fresh Eggs, Long island, 32c.
Fat Pork, solid fat. for chowder a mi other purposes, 13:: lb.
Home Potatoes, special for Saturday, 290 pk. Good size. \
‘x . r
,
Watermelon, nice and cheap, 25¢ and 3°C.
Peaches, 2 ate. 25c.
Cream, 15c bottle.
Fresh arrival of Java Coffee. ,
Wood's Teas. fine package goods, new in, 25:, 80c and 40c. ~ ‘
Wildwool Sweet Violet Perfumed Ammonia. Take a little ofdho creek
mud smell out “your bath water by using a small amount of the IboV'o.
.12c bottle. A fine article. '
Tooth Picks, Crown imperial,
a 10c article, So.
What wil| it be.
latest and but made on scientific lines.
Hope to serve and plans. '
United Grocery (30..
20 North Main at. r .. ~ 5 40 Fort 8
'80. Norwslk. Ct. I, _ .‘ 3» East Nor, ulk. CL
Phone. 143. i I 'Phono, 310—4.
Hundreds of Eyes.
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and Harlan! trouble
averted by wearing a pair of our: . ~
Three Man Called in Napthn Launch
to Bridgeport. l
Three men who are spending the
Week with friends on the East Side.
lirlducport made a quick run from
South Norwnik to that city yesterday.
The men were Christian larson. Rt»
bert lirucon and Thomas Anderson.
At present the turn aro the guests
of Kaspar Zoeilingor of East Main
Street, Bridgeport. They left South,
Norwulk at 8 o'clock yesterday morn-i
but. and at 8 o'clock were entering;
the harbor. making the run. up the
Sound in exactly iwoh oiirs. Yester-
day afternoon the party were .entor-,
tnlucd by friends at titwplocbnse in
land. They expect to make the return
trip to South Norwulk this afternoon.
WARWICK HOTEL COLD.
Mr. Jam Dispose. of His interact in
The Hostelry to Thomas Harm. '
'i‘hoinus ilornn. of Hartford. has
bought out. the Warwick lioiul in
North Main'slrnel. for several years
controlled by William C. Jesse. l
The new proprietor for several
years has conducted a cafe in Hart.—
ford. He will retain Andrew tiennon.‘
Mr. Jenna‘s bartender and um busi-
ness will he carried on the shine on
formerly. 6
Mr. Jesse has not yet docide upon
his plans for the future.
I
rnovmsués emetmo eso-
uou .
PROViDiuthd it. l.. .iui ’ lite-econ
of the most extensive case all aniont
gambling ever undertaken in this aim
to. is in progress underline direction
of sheriffs. who are following our in-
structions from Governor litter. it is
laid. Raid-already have been mode
at several points. notabi at North
Providence. s part of t a town of .
Warwick and at Nari-annulled Pier.
it is said that the activity of the nu-
thorities is causing a aural undue
paganism" of nmbl n. from the
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accum- AiIitiVAL or VIIIILI.
shins “LAND. N. 3.. July it.“
The steamer mnemonic... from un-
tioa for New Your. use is wireless
with the Mil”
aw“
Propor Ola-nos. Properly Adjuotod.
Examination Free. ,
,/ listening of lien-es and all Repairing 0. Specialty. t.
.o. B. JACKSON.
. ti l
BI WALL "REIT. Op 0 an.
uonwsut. cons.
3.;"“'ca.i. canceling and ‘up-‘ib-Dau.
Use an Electric Leandra iron. ‘
The Reed is Volk Electrical Companu.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
Phom In.
Ice Cream F reezo'rsl
FOR HER IUMMIR DAINTIII. ICI CREAM ICII. IHIRIITI. FRO‘
ZIN CUITARDI, ITC., WI CTAND RIADY TO IUPPLY PRIIZ‘R 0' r
STANDARD MANUFACTURI AND iN CIVIRAL MZIHAPACITV OP]: '
mom has nuanr or roeALLom. ii- vou'nl sneer ott‘flif
wanna use rr wan. PAY vou 70 on our courts" ans um
anarchy Esrocu. ‘
SELLECK a. PRIGCN
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LORENZO DIBBLE;
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Norwalk Chronicler