WEATHERW FORECAST.
For Norwslk «And vicinity: Fair
and slightly dbpler tonighti’ Wednesl;
day fair. Showers hints occurred dur-
ing the all. it hours aloha the Atlan-
tic coalition din stile Northwest. The
temperature to about normal in all sec-
tions east of the Rocky Mountains, An
area oi high pressure that is central
this world g over the lake region, will
move slowly eastward, and produce in
this vicinity pleasant weather with
moderate temperatures tonight and
Wednesday.
‘w-I-‘Wv—
Frank Brundage of South Norwalk
was In Bethel Sunday.
Charles E. Curtis is assisting In the
Fnlrileld County National Bank.
The secular Meokly hop will be held
at the Norwalk Yacht Club this eve-
ning.
Complexion treatments are a. neces-
sary part of the mounting of a. well
preserved woman. It Is not so much
a matter of how you look today, as
how you will look tomorrow. Hollis-
ter's Rocky Muntain Tea does the
business. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents
Plaitsed's Drug Store.
The barge H. 0, Adams has arrived
with a cargo of coal for the Ferris
Coal Company. ,
Mr and Mrs Edward Hulpin. of
South Norwaik are guests in SlIatfoI-d
for a few days.
Arthur Camp Way. of East uvonuo
entertained Mr. Hoyt, of New York,
0ch the Sabbath.
A meeting of McKinley Command
Spanish WaI Veterans will be held
Thursday evening. l
Mr. And Mrs. Lewis St. John Kceler
have taken up the mysteries of house-
kcpelng In East avenue.
John Ahearn ls enjoying a vacation
from his duties as clerk at. tho Trlst
ram and Hyatt store.
Thomas Collins, of A. , J. Collins
and Co., is ill at his home In Bothel,
with a slight attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mary E. Bennett. of Orchard
street. is boarding for a few weeks in
Ridgotlcld, where her health is on-
proving.
Kcnncdy's Laxative Honey and Tar
is the original laxative cough syrup
and combines the qualities necessary
to relieve the cough and purge the
. syntam of cold- Contains no opiates.
Cold by Cliffdrli Pharmacy
Miss Luella 1. Lane. of South Main
street, and Miss Lavinia M. Scovlllc.
of New York, are spending a week at
Port Jefferson. 1.. I.
Mr and Mrs Chester 8 Scllcck of
Norwalk are spending tWo weeks at
IJeckuwoxcn, Penn They are expected
home about the middle of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory SteVens, of
Quintnrd nvonue leave town Thur-Is
day for Tompkins Cove, to spend two
weeks“ vacation at the famous Eyrio
Inn
Mr. and Mrs, Howard W. Duty have
returned from a two weeks sojourn Ill
Massachusetts Mr Duty resumed his
duties with the (:omstock Clothing
Company yesterday
Charlcs 1.. Sterling. is quite ill at
his home in ll‘alrllcld avcnuc. lie
was taken with rhcumatlc lluubugo
and than contruclcd n cold. making
his case unite serious.
There is just. as good fish in the brine
As ever come out of the sen, .
But you will tukc It out In fishing
Unless you take Rocky Mountain
Tea. ‘
Plaislod'a Drug Store.
Mrs. lI‘lnnlr W Wmdwnrd. of 38
High street, went to Huntington. I. l..
yesterday morning on the boat to that
place for II visit tin-w will go to 0le
tor may for a visit with friends.
Claude llibhll- of New iinvon has
returned to his IIomc In New Haven.
accompanied by Frund Field. of liIIrI
rill avenue. after having spent it
flock wilh Mr. Field in South Nor~
walk.
Mrs. ft. ll. llullm, of Norwalk. into
her college. ill-lull Croft, IIt Fairnulll
Beach. ocriiolml llIlu track by Demon
William Miller mill family. of South
Nowell: and the Whittle-Ismael of
Danbury.
Mr and Mrs William ll. Palmer of
Bolklcy olrout have returned homo
from a very enjoyable illp to Mail-
Intchnuolls and Mainl- Much of the
intcnornry In the former state wad
made by trolley.
TWINTY YEAR IATTLI.
"l was II later in a twenty year but
do with climate piles and malignant
sores. tmtlll ltrlcd iiucklons Amine
Delve; which turned the tide. by can-
log both, illi not a trace remains."
writes A. it. lrucc. or
part for old! Ulcers, refill. Burns and
4;! lie, at r. H. Baxter’s.
50$ menus in. P. Wood's, Nor-
will, druulsts.
g’yufi'" rmé :4 In mlw...-.r5.
Illness
it» away. em pup .Aibl.
colic lit ma unbwoilmw.“
Immune, vi.
, "I! LUXURY ,
OF OUR PERFUME!
Is open to all. Excellent extracts are
sold in bottle or built at moderate ,
prices
dour, an exquisite Ildilltioirlto the long
illst of those alreamy Tat our lady s ser-
v cc.
PERFUMEE. TOILET SOAFIB AND
TOILET WATERS .
form an important part of our stock.
Customers who have a s ccinl favorite
In any of these lines w l and it here
at the lowest price
Edw. W. Kelley,.lr.
Bracelet.
8 North Main street. Tel. 626-3
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can' he made at. our store.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hunter enter-
tained friends from New Rochelle, ycs~
terday, at their home in Main street,
Norwalk.
——P.iano buyers can new $40 by loin-
ing Stelnert’s Plano Club In August.
Call for: particulars, at 6 80. Main
St.. South .Norwulk.
John W. McAnna, of’ilnslon. a for-
mer resident of South Norwalk, and
engaged III the manufacture of hats
while here, is a guest at the limo!
Clifford.
William M. Apperson, of Philadel-
llllill. is spending a couple of weeks
vdcatlon with Mrs Appoison at the
home of her (other, Rev T. DeWitt
Van Doren.
Miss Kathryn Hunter of Main street
Nor walk, who is sojourning at Niagara
Falls, Willes friends in The Nor walks
that she is having a delightful time
at this well-known resort.
Mrs. John McMullen. wife of the
purchaser of the Burritt island pro‘
party, tame to South Norwalk by nu-
lomobile yesterday and entertained n
few “bands who were about to soil
for Europe at o. shore dlnncr rt (Ire
gory's Point.
Mr.s Mary E. Cole. of 17 Railroad
avenue mother of Mrs P. '1‘. Ounce.
who has been at the Norwalk flospi
tIII IoI several weeks was Icnlovcd
to her home again. Saturday evening.
There is little Improvement possible
in Mrs. Cole's case apparently.
«NOTICE.
To our customers and the public in
general: Iowing to tho risc‘ in the
market price of ice, caused by the sur-
Ious shortage. iIIc Brooksldc Lake ice
Co. ls Iompelled to rail-Io the price 84
per ton 0| 10c per cwt., August 1,1906.
Rt'lipI-llfully your,s
M‘FARIANII & IJICKERINC.
Studonts are arriving in Norwulk,
to attend the Harslrom School.
which will rmipcn tomorrow. A very
busy time Is cxpcclod during tho next
few weeks. as there will be about
forty Incn on hand and many of this
gfifllllcl‘ expect to enter college this
i.
Joseph ll Ella. Jr who recently re
slgncd his position as teller at the
Central National Blink, will begin the
duties of his new position In the
Fourth National Iiunk. Waterbury, to-
morrow. Mr. Ella will not be lost on-
tlrely to Norwullt. as It-Is his Inlcnllon
to return ‘home each Saturday, to
spend Sunday.
The cIItcriainnIenl at the Knob to
morrow evening will begin at 8:15
o'clock. An excellent program has
been prepared audit is expected that
thin will be u Inrgo attendance to
tnioy It. The entertainer rs will IIII
clinic C'lIuIIcII Dickson. lhc Bridgepoll
humorist who has appeared here It
number of limos and the Criterion
Quartet. of Bridgeport.
.4235 will now bily a handsome
.now l’lano at Hintnort‘n, 6 tin. Main
St. This offer in for the month of
Annual only.
Mrs. Harry A. Iloudlcy and son,
who have burn the guests of the for“
uIIIr’a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Ella. have returned homo to Watch
bury. They made the trip to that
(It) by automobile. MI ilulidley driv-
lng doun in his lal Saturday lIftir-
noon During lite entire trip I buy:
Inanugud to been lush behind a vary?
severe aIiIctIlral storm. ' ‘
doom at the Howl Clifford rho-I
lordIIy were: Edward Regan, llilston:
H. W lllodhuad, Kingston, N. Y.:
i lllIlnIInI. W ii. (Ionld, T. ll. Ml thin»
New Ilnvcn; iloorgo ii. iiuni, (‘III
North Q l' Kenna. II. 16'. Bond
F. W. Forest, w. Ill. Van Valkenhurgl.
ii. K, Munro. w. T. Peterson. A. boob
W. William (I. W. Bullet! Wild
llsm Imm, 8.: new.
John Harder.) 8. habit ani'lil
i”. ii. Mascaras Tron on: Milli lain
J. tlrsil. Mrs. Wlillsm J Kraft, Man
lotto Porter Kraft Murderous“: ii. Ml
'Y"““'. “.fld‘n: Jr NI am. 1”“
dour-II, It i: Vilelpcltlte nor, Cleve-
land 0.: William A iimllll. Bridge
rt: it it Porter Non-III. coarse
(isles. Newark. i".W WPotlor. In»
One of the newest odors III Poma- ,
‘ at Baldwin, L. l.
I' thud
The
.Mrm.rdl'
«unravel-WW They would bi at a.
go by loi- on u an cries». of
tbeIday In New York.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Tolles are
visiting in Atlantic City ofr a few
days.
Mrs. Burns and daughter Florence.
of Belts Place, are visiting In New He-
ran.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ferris, of Sea-
view avenue. are enloying an outing
Miss Helen St. John, of Van Znudt
street, Is spending her vacation at
New Haven and Bradford Beach.
Miss May Olsen has returned from
a two weeks vacation trip which she
enjoyed greatly at Ridgeneld Springs.
James I" Hommodicn will load the
regular weekly class meeting this
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church
The launch Three Brothers sailed
cut of Norwalk harbor, yesterday, for
Albany on the Hudson. Among those
on board were the Hoop Brothers and
Spartan St John They expect, to be
gone a week and have a lolly time.
Robert E. Morrison, the engineer.
and florist. is having a large green
hourle built on his recently acquired
property in Cottage avenue, contract-
IlgI with the other large but houses in
he Icllf' of his residence in Van Zandt
avenue.
Miss Adeline Merriam. Mary Halo;
and Elisabeth lleinghma‘n recently re-
turned from a short visit with their
friends Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. W. Howard,
and daughlel Ardrev, of New York.
In their summer Icsldencc in Bellei
island
Members of the family of William
Clarence Holmes, who died Sunday,
State that he was not taken to the
Norwnlk Hospital. but'that he passed
away at his home in this place. He
was on his way from his home to Dr
Bolnlnnnu's office, when he was at-
lucked by Illness or toll irom a trek
icy car at the East Norwuih switch.
Complaint has been made to the
authorities regarding III nuntoor of
small boys who make a prI ll .. of
going In swimming, from i. .quiull's
whnIf daily. The youngstel i' . Irc not
content to hnvc the use of llli.‘ wharf
but throw overboard valuable timber
and shingles and Intake trouble gone
rally. Tht‘y pay no heed to warnings
and probably arrests will result.
The Sunday School board of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church hold a very successful meet
Ing last night at the home of Miss
Bridle Randall 59 Senviuw avenue.
The meeting opened with song by all
present, followed by prayer by the
pastor. Rev. Edward Cunningham
The business was then held. and
Emcrson Ayres was elected a teacher
III the Sunday BcIIooI. A picnic for the
primary class was left with tho rom-
mlllce todecidc when and where to
have sumo. The committee was Mrs.
Ambrose Carpenter, Superintendent of
the department, chairman. Miss Ethel
Parmelee, Miss llklrut Day. Misses
Grace and Amelia Whittaker. The
lessons for the month of August were
explained by Rev. Edward Cunning-
ham and J. Clarence Hawkins.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Isntlml, in
fiemylon‘l'van Frederick Leokwo'odl
mm mm» and Charles Petty,
Orders can to any of the above will
receive prompt Inflation.
The heavy rain yestrday afternoon
washed some of the roads very badly.
Edward J.'8Ima, of Norwalk, made
a professional call in liowuyton. yes-
of Huntingto
tcrday.
Miss Ida Johnson,
Long island. is the guest of Mr anal
Mrs. William A. Cusbman. of hogan
street.
Gillian! Musings. of fiowayton. has
taken a position in the moohanhuil do
pertinent of The Evening licotiuci.
death Norwidll.
Mrs. Minnie Show and son. of Port
Chester. New York. ale visiting Mrs.
as“ mother. Mrs John Baillie, of
mood street.
Miss Florence Hallm- has returned to
tier home! from Cold Spring, hung in-
land. accompanied by Miss Aimee
Int-uh vamp mat. she has been {or
saver l weeks.
it timer o. Ogden has had a retain-
lnx well built initho rear of his new
dwelling In this street. Charles
Morris bad char at the work. and
I
l
Mrs. Clifford Randall ll! spending .
Tile Hula lull *
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
' ‘ " Walnut-I4
_ ll'
Boating. hing and Fishing
and Schools.
.. 1., W" 5,,
Title W085 Iliad
l
OR ANY “AL I
wsyton were out in Csptliln W f.‘ steIl
vons’ still [lost Wild Duck. in Silhdal’l
afternoons storm There was con
sldol‘ahle apprehension felt about them
on shore, yet is was relieved later
when they all arrived safely. When
the storm came up they tied up to a
schooner and all went down In the
cabin.
Watch this space
fer
Tomorrow.
newsman
Phone 251-8. Hampton. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
'Por the M18041 m of
Dorian. 0 Ms bulletin WW“:
II M
drop bet: have ban
Allen's 1:5“. 8m new. I”.
W to
collected W not for
publication, but as a usrsnhe of good
faith, all Items Inuit sol Agents
lbr The Evening Sentinel In Dorian m
Thaddeus loll. Arthur lieu-en and
Wallace Ihersr. Orders not to any
of the above will receive prompt at.
boilers
boo C. boughlin. of Bridgeport. has
taken a position as clerk with Allen,
the druggisl,
Mrs Donough Weed and dadshtor
Barbnfa are spending a few days visit-
ing fr title in Brooklyn. .
Patrick Spellmun, the genial black
smith. has returned from a week's VIII
cation trip, which he reports having
enjoyed greatly.
Janina I’mlcy has posted a sign In
his meat market that after August I
the business will be conducted on a
strictly (lash basis.
A session of thc registrars of the
town will be held in the town hall on
August 8 and ID from 12 noon till it
p. In., for the purpose of making and
enrolling voters.
Mrs. Richard Allendroth, who has
been visiting relatives In Oasining. N.
had the misfortune to fall down
a flight of stairs a couple of days as!)
and break four lingers on her rim
band: also sustaining a severe cut on
her race MI. Abundroih visited her
yesterday and found that aim Is not-
ting along as won as possible under
the (“firtunlstnncca
a
WESTPORT.
“,Apnt's‘fe: til; :Terin' whinelwln
I o . o a In
Hm. Orders as tool oftllo
above will receive ”prompt ammo a.
Mrs. F.1d. Wakc man has been visit»
his In Weston.
Mrs. E. 9. Spring is entertaining re.
Iailvos #013 Collllmvllle.
Mia. Bridles Willis is back from a
visit with friends in Weston.
m Lynn. of outsmart. has
been here renewing old acquaintances
Mrs 11L gory, of loath Nor-
walk has been veiling friends in this
vicinity.
Miss My Adams has been villi:
is: friends II‘ Yvon: :":‘ns and Wu-
too.
.I. i}. {Brett and wile entertained
friends from out of town, over sane
day. I
Judge and Mrs D 8.13mi”! have
*demym‘m
loan: iii A r‘llssorslu, mail it Him the grading in bass finished. been entertaining what,“ from N"
gmald. (muses; it D. Krill y. “llama ii. Arthur Crimp commenced yester- Haven. ,
ll . . ‘l‘ WKilelllIi. lllflmfli .. the painting of hill ’I’Ievlr’ house in Miss Mn,“ Smith 1,“ returned I
"II- purgmm mmilmpt‘lil " him? my; Imc MIMI-III III-w IImI .
. I -
Isms???” will} yiutlml of “Britta ”fimoszmlf #113323; was i lmil we are Interested in the
disease elm diabetes nu Moll chew“ K, mm,” m it‘d??? ggm iii“ 23:” held summer 11. ‘
2?, Millage: 3,3: “figm ghe'dayl :3? their picnic to steeple cm,“ ,0“: m Woodsman m_
amoral hint £ng Wm,“ , “‘91“ “d r “If; bsrsof pith.“ prom-am organisation :
Mice all events ,i 2",: {$3 nm‘ "1° '9" «Item in term have captured pris- ;
fort alpl “mg?“ ”7 " , 3‘ albums mi cattle shows there .
some Isa ye: “1 ”firm?” I mis‘ww In an out
, ,, _
‘ yam; “if m the vehicle was go-
mm”... manner ““"I .1
“a ”W it Km» «comm! .
, u
the water. High and level, with shade tie” ,NclIr Trolley, Churches
A CHANGE FOR Alf T0 SEcilllE A COME.
"III New lull it Will liaisons it lilie Guarantee 00.
CAPITAL $359,000.».
Every lot has right of way to
manhood by
‘ \
humping
arm-g Illicit-:9,
New Rochelle his smaller lib mainsail
boat, which he intends to use at the
island during the balance of the sea
son. .,.
ACT“
Wan—0'
COMM“?! QUICIDE IV POWONI .
~—
Mrs. John sanders. sum of Andrew
nuclei. of Bridgeport.
. NEW YORK, July 31.-Mrs. Johni
Sanders. daughter of the late John
Rude]. the Newark N. 1.. traction line
owner. committed suicide at her home
there yesterday by drinking Dulson.
She had been suffering from a non
vous disorder and had returned home
last Sunday after several weeks' stay
in Bridgeport, Conn Mrs. Sanders
port.
-r---—v--'r-——.1-
A. new rule has been adopted
Courts of this State appertaining to
the method of applying for admission
to practice at the bar. It provides
the court. a month before the enema,
nation. a certificate from the cleric
tends to practice stating that he has
filed his intention of becoming a
laWyer and also a certificate of his
good moral character. The latter must
be signed by two members of the
State bar who have been In good‘
the same.
Accompanying these
aproved the application. This rule
was made upon the application of the
Fairlie-Id County Bar Association. AfI
ter this the clerk of the Superior
Court must notify the members of the
bar of applications six months In ad’-
vsnce of the examinations. Prior to
this such notice was given only iii
days in advance it Is believed that
i
port, for admission to the bar.
UNCLEAN
TION FOR CLIRCVMCN.
WASHINGTON, July 3i.-"IUncIesn
money" has no attractions for the
clerg men who are leading the anti
gamh In: movement in the Philip:
Washington from the islands. I'l‘hrli‘ugh
agents of a Jockey club. against w lob
the lie rel I’I'OII'OII house of
Phillrepinfis is seating a
Episcopal Church of the Phiilllill all.
was offered 81,000 for the various car-
ltlcs in Which he III Interested. but
money was refused.
Churchmen of all lien
reported to be united in e movemeu’
amidst race tracks and cockpits‘ in ii;
the mini-nit” totiidev
strength limb
have been identlll
Club as other!“
to resign tor Lz'nluuubm muons.
M
II Min
miflBM‘I' If)!
It
moor ' r this on
W. shim. ,
l a loser lit a at
II,
a.
rather loss than winter their surplus
gaffe-Its, colors pink, dblue, violet and
86 Washington St., So. NorwaR.
is a sister of Andrew Vandal, of BMW .
NEW RULE ADOPTED IV GOUF‘i’T
r .
Judges of the Supreme and 8upcrlor‘ .
that applicants file with the clerk of ,
of the county court in which he in. ‘
standing for live ycals prior to signing .7
certificates ,
must also be a statement to the effect ‘-
that the county bur association hall "
the rule was adopted in view of the 5
Incidents connected with the null“;
cation of M. II O'Brien. of Bridge- '
nousv no arrow
pines. according to advices received in.
mm
but
Inetlona are
IPhIIIppInes. The movement of thvlsld
II the advices
such
:éuwith the Joana
«”811! (3 BMW INCORPORA-
minim . Iy 8L~Articlu at
ngldatflsrt—
it“ prior. .‘
A Adi-I GOODG' weak .
e makers lose. but they would
products. Your gain sale It you’ re
interested.
Soft Ilnish, line quality of (white
batiste, with small and large' flowered
yellow at 121,50 yard.
so inch imperial linen finish chain-
brays fer shirt Iwalst suits, at15c yard:
as inch Linens, an extra line India-3
ties of linen suiting. has all the advan-
tages of linen costs only one-quarter
as much. Price. He yard.
30 inch white dotted dress mull, ve-
lue lilic yard. While it. lasts for 250
83- 85 Washington}
Assorted sires safety pi
Ladies white duck b
0
White Linen Parallels are necessary thisM s ,
touch to a summer toilet. Our Parallels are very dainty an _
much admired. Although the sales hare been large, we have In , ,. ,
Iy good line still, Including hand- painted, tucked and embroiderV‘
styles, that were priced up to 82.00 each. You may champions
new at 81. 25.
N. E. RYAN a co.
Telephone
8
A HOST 0! HOT. WEATHER INEIDO.
Shirt Waists, Hosiery and Underwear, Children’s Drew. 1AM .
Fabrics, Hammocks, Mattings. Kitchen Ware,.etc.. etc; have all '
specially priced that will put all the best possible leaders in the pad I“!
In the shade.‘
Come and see what we have for you.
FOR YOUR WINTER
SUPPLY."
Tell us «harass or
page you have. shill ll"
' in,» whether! of on
New lme of Leather Cards. Burnt Wood Noveltles. and
Léathci Souvenirs.
Water Wings. 25 cents and 35 cents.
floats. all sizes.
. Ar NEL
aesmsr Ecummm ”sociatlhr
. ROME. July 8L—-—A til encycllcsl
against Christian El,a ltdllnn
and forelimb to lie issued
tonight: it Is unders port that It will
'T‘IWT‘W
Nlllltfi iv Walters
. Sealed presume can be received by
the East Norwnilt 1“er *Dlltd'lct Com-
orgasms
”We.“ 1’”? W “a '
calm IW
lrs mould“
wfi‘L‘”IMuu hi
I iii“, I m, I!
t
Ips.Ju l. ”he"?
{Mr ,N
ATLANTIC NW
iii figs dill? .
. OI? KILL 7,, ‘
lint?!) Maugham
mitten until 12 6' mob of “caddy;
August ti, 1900, for the furnishing of
ateriai and construction of aboutc
will linear hit of ”vitriolic pipe sewer
filth appumm
I Plans I‘m II flirtatious san‘be seen
omiinluier {won} July,“ all. All
the id
Wctfimthltl , :3 ”Elohim fl‘i’ii'mgt'
amid . I see II a
”ward ii. Gotham 10mm stash.
”Diorama. All extra formation-
mils ogtnbml from i‘iiill it.
all e. “mi first avenucmcruik.
The District Committee hereby rs-
rvcs the right to reject any or II l,
ion. or do accept any that is ill I’
adamant will be for “IBM interests
of the iii-Met-
fiends, satisfactory to the Gmmlttao
in amount, will be MMM of those to
whom Ithe’ redirect. ybe lull-deli.
Itlludl, or t col-lid beachwear”-
able tom {the treasurers! «the 1mm
.I moonlit. . .
unty .9.
Norwalk Chronicler