_of her olllcel
Senator L01
a visitor In ti wn today.
is an excellent one and as a result a
good attendance is expected.
A meetiugi f Butler Lodge. 1.0.0.
F., will he htld this 'even_.ing
You need a pill? Use DoWItt’s Lit~
tie Early Riséi . the famous little pills.
Do not sicken or gripe. but results are
sure; Sold by The‘ Clifford Phar-
macy. i
This evenini
Knob will has
Miss Harrie
Insbury, of Dorian. was
E's entertai meat at The
n at 8:15 he program
t Rider has moved out
In the United Bank
building.
Deputy Sheirlff Mallory. of Milford.
was a visitor in South Norwallr yester-
day. '
The Congrchatlon a1 Sunday school
of Wilton is p1 cnic ltng to- day at Roton
Point. .
-—Dr. Dick'I Icu‘rei niilarih.
The Hat Finishers Association will
hold Its monthly meeting this evening
in Central babbr Lyceum.
Judge Daniel Dunlop has been an
pointed administrator of the Icstatc of
the late. Jane ‘C. Talma’dge.
A runaway! started down Wail
street yesterday afternoon but was
captured before any damage was done.
W F. Bryaifitt has resumed his du-
ties at the H K. and S Companys
store, having completed his annual vu-
cation
Some girls .arc ”clever they have
made themselves great beauties by
taking Hollisier' 8 Rocky Mountain
Tea. There Is no scheming; they
fight shy of Ilosmetics' and have be»
come the hantlsomest girls In the sta
to. Tea or tablet. 35 cents.
The Waterbury Baseball (‘Iub Is try
his to secure the services of William
Intruder for the remainder of the sea‘
son.
Homer Hoyt. the Optician. is mov-
lng Into the rooms in the United Bank
Building formerly occupied by Miss
Harriet Rider .
Miss May Hawkins ,0!!! Ingsion, N.
Y. and Lewis and Rouhg'n awkins, of
South Norwallt. are spmd‘ ug a week
on Long Island
—-'l‘o feel striong, have good appetite
and digestion.‘ sleep soundly and en-
joy life. use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the great system ionic and build-
er.
Edward F. Shoith. Alden Solmans. C.
S. Trowbrldgo and Frederick Quin-
turd are spending a few days at Rox-
bury Lake on ,a fishing trip,
A daughter was born curly this
morning to Mr, and Mrs. James Silk.
of Spring Hilly The happy father Is a
brother of Officer Bryan ii. Silk.
If the weather is good It trotting
match will list held on the Speedway
tomorrow So omc exceptionally good
matches are it kcd for on Friday at-
ternoon.
A special nu sting of the South Nor-
Walk Fire Police will be held this ev-
ening to males nrrumrcrucuts for the
reception of title Fire Dl'llliliIlIClli to A.
E. Winchester;
Miss Nicket‘l n. stenograpbcr at the
office of the loimes. KI-oicr and Scl-
leck Companyi store. Is enjoying her
Innual vacation. part. of which she is
spending In Ilrooklyn. I'I
Mrs. A. E. I Inchestor left for Bos-
ton today to ll out her husband who Is
expected ton arrow on the Cunard
steamer lvernla. He will probably ar-
rive hero Butt rday afternoon.
~‘l‘he lIt Mi. F. Sunday school will
give I. trolls
L8 ride to Steeplechase.
Bridgeport. iday, Aug. 3, lcuvinu
the church still
:30 a. in. Round trip
tickets. We: icblldren. 25c. Tit-trots
for sale It Cline. Seym It 's and Ed-
win Wilcox’fi grocery an en.
MrI. WIIIIII Bartlett. San Fran-
aim and M11 II Gladys ed, of New
York. are leII In: at the home of Wit»
lIInI Poster. of Reed street Mrs.
Bartlettwal in San Francisco during
thehesnt ea thouake disaster.
A man giving his name as Theodore
Insular was estertiay arrested on a
(so! (If nltsnnssa. _ lie was fin-
. I "Inc col'is thlI mortilng by Judge
Josepr R. Tailor in the.’l‘owu Court.
but execution of sentence was sus-
pended.
A parish panic for the people of
Linimcilonl Omhtilllll.’ of South
Norwalk. wil tarnish music at The
Knob. Saturdi y evening for dancing
. doi'sOrcIl trI. oiilrltltwporr turd
tire more engagements during the
nth of A on at The Knob, but
than model I have cInroilI-d them.
. they into or. with their vacatiou'
" ‘IIiI. Their work here this season
been «a IIIIIfIctoI-y. mi it is
_ likely It. they will heard
flown um I times during the com-
ECMfOI'd,’ can...
EXPERIENGED TEACHERS.
Silica-house well equipped. well
lighted and well hosted. 13: boys prs~
pared for college; hundredI prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand Ilrpwinz, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
Miss Laura Graves. of Orange, N J.
has been the guest of Miss Clara le
bio. of South Main street.
Rev. John H Chapman. of Upper-
ville. Va.. has been called to the rec-
toralIIp of St. Stephen’s Episcopal
Church in Itidgetleld. Dr. Ely. who
has for many years ben pastor of the
church, has been made rector enteri-
tus. Mr. Chapman will assume his
duties in a short time.
In this state it Is not necessary to
serve a live days‘ notice for eviction
of a cold. Use the original laxative
cough syrup Kennedy' a Laxative Horr-
ey and Tar. No opiates Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
Yesterday afternoon quite a good
deal of excitement was produced in
front of The Sentinel office by a horse
attached to a produce wagon. The
animal lay down In the road and re.
fused to get up until lifted by main
strength to his feet. The animal hurt
one 01’ Its heels In its fall.
St. Matthew's. Wilton, will be held on
Wednesday, August 8. at a grove near
the rectory The entrance next north
of the house of George C. M. Gregory.
Services at the church at 10: 30 a. m.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the members and friends of the cou-
gregatlon. it rainy, the picnic will be
held Thursday.
Samuel Makius. one of the best. oys-
ter wheelers in South Nurwalk while
working at Tallmadgcs shop ycsier-
day. made the uuuouIIccmcut, “l‘hls
Is my last barrow today." and started
out on the plank toward the schooner
which is receiving the shells. Half
way out he slipped and went down.
barrow'and all. Into the water. Louis
Brlm- threw him a rope llllll hauled
him out.. It was his last barrow.
___.___.__._._,.I..
ANNIVERSARY CAMP MEETING.
The A. M E Church Knight street.
Is arranging for the observance of Its
twentieth snulvorsun by holding a
camp meeting in a large font to be
erected on the parsonage grounds in
North avenue Rev. Mary II). Taylor.
the evangelist and hot accompanist.
Miss E. B. Jones, both of Yonkers.
have been engaged to conduct the ser-
vices. The announcemcut of the sec.
vices and other attractions follow:
Sunday. August 5-AIduy of jubilee
and thanksgiving to God: ‘
Sunday. August til—Women's liay.
and will be ono‘of the most Interest»
inc.
Sunday. August iii—Mott‘s Day. or
Pentecostal .loys.
Saturday evening, August 2 only——
Our grand tIIIIcI'IIucIc llit‘l‘lillK.
Hours of service-«Sundays. 11 II. III..
3: 30 p. In. 8: 00 p. m.; (‘hristiau IIZII
deuvor tent'service ut7 p. In. Dur-
Ing the week. each evening at 8
o'clock. If tho weather Is stquIy.
the. meetings will be bold In tho
church. On Sundays dinner will be
served the public at 2 p. III. in thc prir
sonuge.
THE PIANIST LOST.
The largest crowd of the season was
of thc Norwalk Yacht Club
cltlont threatened to disrupt the dance.
but fortunately did not. This was the
absence of the pianist of Sllllkll‘lITUT-
Iom
chcstru, who missed the train
Bridgeport, in order that the hop
might. be given Miss Newcomb. of
Whitney's is
listinI. New lork. who
visiting in IIwulk. and Harold Wil-
sun, of NOI walk IIItI'IuIIicd at the ui-
tuto and were warmly complimented
and thanked. .
MR. MOREHOUSE'S NEW POSITION
Edward . MIII'IIIIouIIo bus rcI-dunt'd
his position In shipping clerk at tluI
store of tho llolmcs, chlor nud Scl-
IIIck Company and beginning ncxt
Monday will‘bc connected with the
Bells and VIIrIlluI'cu store III Muiu
street.
TWO SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICS.
Two local Sunday schools from The
Norwalks are picnickiug today. 'l‘hrI
Broad River Union Sunday school is
having an outing at Rotou I'IIIIII.
while the llll‘lllllt‘l’ll of ”It! Advent
Christian Church Sunday school are at
lleurdslcy Park noar III-midgeptut
Cicadas Sale
Shots. 010101090 1100 Furnishings
CONTINUES A'I‘
George. liedu’s,‘
159 Washington 8L. South Norwalk.
150000 SIIIIIIIII lost this
Largest and best assortment in the
Itato.
Chin... Punk
Will Item the mosquitoes away.
it 8A Ablii lii'Ai‘
COLEMAN’S
"muuumoafoamta
WW
Ono Iaillh‘l rty
auxiliary. Ward V. hadlrsther a dis-
mal experience before arriving in
Stamford again. in fact. it did not. ar
rive until Monday morning early. The
trip over the Sound to was Island
was devoid of incident and the party
ran Into Molasses Gap and spent se-
vocal hours pleasantly at Northport.
It got under way again on the re-
turn trip' about 7 p. In. The Sound
was then ighty rou h and to ranks
matters w as the V1? V‘s engine
got out of order and ‘ptalu Allcoru
and his assistant had resort to the
sails. ”and glad they were to have sails
to reIort to.
The young ladies abroad began to
develop symptoms of seasickness, and
when it was found that the sea was
too hepvy and the conditions too per-
"Oils to attempt to sail the yacht into
Stamford harbor. the seasickuess was
not helped any. The”? axillary was
headed up toward Nor . lit. but the
conditions for a landing were no bet
ter there. Much as they disliked to.
Capt. Alicoru and his assistant had to
lay the bout up in the wind and the
party had to make the best of a ruth»
or damp night. on the Sound. At. day
break they landed and returned to
Stamford by rail.
HAD To RUN lNTO ROTON.
Mr. and Mrs. 'lI‘I-Ituk Volt and Miss
Fox. of Stamford, had It ruthcr un»
plesant experience In It small open'
launch In the Sound. Sunday. They
'cI rossod to Long Island and found the
water so worth on the return that they
decided to run Into Roton Point. ru-
ther than take a chance in the Stant-
ford harbor. They made a landing
late Sunday night at Roton Point, and
returned to Stamford by rail.
A good ud. pays best In the best paper.
as thermometers
' : sundry morning. In Harold Alisoro's
Thieves gained entrant: Monday
night to the south- bound station at
Strattoul by breaking a window. Se-
veral drawers in the hostess room
were opened and the contents rifled.
and the cont‘euts at II trunk strewn
about the liner.
Two dress suit on
from a painior’s cIIr
crises contained srtlc
They‘ were recovereda
Bridge. A pair of rub or boots and a
coat. the property of the‘ station mas-
ter. were also taken. heritf Stairs Ia
working on the case
tub “third within a very short time.
the other two places that were enter~
ed being the Public islbmry and a
barber shop. ,
were taken
9 dress suit
of clothing.
f. .I.
NEW CONSTITUTION .EOR CHINA.
VICTORIA B. C. AMtst l.—~Ac-
cording to advices bro {ill by the
steamer lmrrprcaa of Pair II Prof. Mat-
tc l‘l. who has returned to Japan from
l’ckiu. says a commission headed by
l’Iiuce Su has undertaken a transla-
tiou of the constitutions of the prin-
cipal nations of the world. with a
view to compiling a constitution for-
Chtna. The work is not expected to
be completed for twelve years. Ar-
rangements are being made to Issue
ll paper currency In China about a
your hence.
LOWERING MOTOR CAR RECORD.
SAN FRANCISCO. August l.—-—
From San Francisco to New York in
Ififteen days is the time planned by
I; it Whitman and C. S. Caries. .who
will leave this city today in a six cy
linder runabout In an effort to lower
the transcontinental motor car record.
Whitman and Carlos are holders of the
present record of tltir'tyihreo days.
which they made In It two cylinder
car In 1904
monev~thc man who thinks
or grain.
“cheap"
value.
grains and (sorts. as
They may answer a
(wired after. the sI-ller talks
profit In more attractive.
tic attempts to undcrscll.
bolicvc.
Illuotr-tod.
WmP
49 Wall St, Nerwallr.
I am going to make a vow plain firm asseItion‘You
can‘t buy grain like otrrs at any other place for less
l huvc been on ablod to build up a largo and Increas-
1m,r business by selling the. choicest grades
It Is too ottcu the case, when IIII established gladc Is iu~
but "Just as good" —~It takes less capital or the financial
Good grain never went begging
for purchaserev—successful merchandising lies not in tour
but Iutirer In ontvuiuiug. so I
l Buy OItI ThatI Clean.
he has. simply bought cheap-
! know that
a rule are of little Intrinsic
certain routine purpose. and
up something lower priced
writ .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England.
C’onto.
Beers.
Price IO
Books. Stattoucry and Engraving.
6 So. M'ain St.. 86‘. Norwa‘k.
. 'Waahinxton
ills robbery Is
0
FOR MEDICINAL ANDWOME USE.
California Sherry ........ 19c bottle
California Port .........|. 19c bottle.
Paul,.lones Whiskey. 2 Star this bottle
St.,.lullan Claret 49c bottle
Monogram Whiskey 31.00 bottle
Fed faI Club $1.12 bottle
Belgt‘ via Tom Gin ....... 980 bottle
Parker Cabinet Whiskey . GI 18 bottle
Sherwood Whiskey $1. 25 bottle
Calif 'IIIa Brandy 98c bottle
Sunn ide Port ........... 830 bottle
Sunnysldo Sherry . 68c bottle
Old Waverly Rye Whiskey 3-1. 25 bottle
Pale Orange liltiers .. 3.115 bottle
Irish Whiskey .......... $1.00 bottle
liluckbcrry Brandy ..SI 15 bottle
The above prices are special for
this week only.
1110 001101 lPliiiliil,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI I. S’iRE "I‘, 10:10 it. In —~’I‘lIe
stock market opened III IIVe and higher
today with wide advances in Issues
which are favorites In speculation.
Trading In lulled States Steel was
excited on the stimulating Influence
of ycsteIdav'I-I dividend declaration
Running sales weIc made at the open-
Ing of 12,000 shares at it 12 and 41.
compared with in last night. The pre
lcrrcd stock was up :14 Other note-
worthy gains were t‘oIoIado and
Southern, 1 1-:4 Non \ork Ccntr,nl
Colorado II‘uIII. Northern l‘urific AnIaI
gamutcd Copper and Sugar about a
point.
\\'.Al I. S'riil-‘iIZ'I‘. ii II. III --l’llt'i‘fi
waver IIIi foI it time under the “'01le
of profit taking; invited by the open
lug dil\lllll‘-l‘S luitcd Status Sim-I
lcll a shade IIIIIIn 41 on this account
The III‘I’II rings new confidently nbsoIlL
ed and pIIIIII; rose again III-'foIII thc.
curl of lilt’ hour and tht,I llllllill" contin-
ued blood and ttt'tlt c . A tonsidr table
"at of stocks showed gains Iauging
- irom l to 1"
\\ \i l. ."l‘lilI‘. l? I‘. IIQon~PIlccs Iii: (lt'
furtiII. prowess on a wailsusiumcd
demand, the Northwcstorn l’ar'iflcs lIc-
Int: capcclully conspicuous. llciuwarc
ll Hudson rosc fII'c. Great Northern
pid. l 18 NorthIII III Plltiflt' :1 3-4. and
other stoIks item 1 to .i. llonds Wi'l'l.‘
lrt'o gultrt‘.
THE MRS. THAW'S DRIVE TOGE-
THER.
A. NEW YORK} August .1.-~Mrs. Wil-
illllll 'l‘llaw and ht‘l".nllllllflllillT-lll-lil\\‘,
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. touclhcr
drvo from a hotel to the Tombs l‘rI~
son today In sec Harry K. 'I‘hnw, who
Is awaiting trial on a charge of hav-
ing murdered Stanford-White. At
the Tombs tho youngcr Mrs. 'I‘IIaw
was asked it tho rccoIIcIlIrIlIon, Im-
twr'cn herself and mother-lulu“; Is
complete. ‘
"Isn't our pi'cscnce III-I'c louciher u
sufficient unswor?" she replied.
Tel 108
HUNDREDS
MERRILL
SOUTH NORWALK.
Bond for College Journal.
Fresh Arrivals Today.
SEA BASS. BONITA AND FRESH MACKEREL. BLUE FISH, WEAK
FISH, WTTER FISH. STEAK COD. HALIBUT, SWORD. PORGIES. EELS.
present 1...... night at the wcukly hop FLATS. LONG, ROUND AND LITTLE NECK CLAMS.
One In. CHAOS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Market,
LOISTERS AND
Free Delivery
.01 ilI'IIIIuIIir-s Say
A Business Education at
COLLEGE
PAYS ‘
STAM FORD.
PORT CH ESTER.
FALL OPENING. SEPT. 4TH.
M. A. MERIIIILI. l'l‘lll.
And be Secured
Fire and
03 NIIIIIIIII Shut. Mill llll'lllll.
If You would Thoroughly Enjoy
Your Vacation. Place Your Valu-
ables: ln‘Storage in the Vault of
(SMIIIIOIIYAIII Impound
,,I
it
Against loss by
Burglars.
Sultlhsos. “some: Month. tritium Maul. ‘
8010:00de Boxes. Ell to‘ilfipor'lcor. ..
fifi_mw.. .. .0-.. . ..
come now and pick a good suit
twice a year.
\
10. have been reduced to
Straw hats at cut prices.
$2 and $3 Ncgilgce Shirts
Now to!
provsl lilo In.
is! 9'1“” lovers It
Fro-h arrival of clever Hill Print Button
when." 260 lb
FrIIlI Saga, Long Island, 320.
low I, will
in “de tlhIIII It 100 lb.
FI'IIII Eggs. homo laid. on the rims“. " ‘~ ‘ " ' ‘i " W",
old chm
"Milk” friends
Fat Pork. solid fat. for chowder I nd other parties», 13o lb.It i '
Peaches 2 qty. 260.
Cream, is: bottle.
Fresh arrival of Java 001m. .
Wood's TIII. lino pIckIgI needs, It
ildwootl Sweet Violet Psrfumsti
mud Imsil out of your bath water by
12c bottle. A fine article.
Tooth Picks. Crown imperial. lat
a 100 article. Be.
What will it In. Hope to serve I
Home Potato”. special for Saturday. as: pk.
Watcrn'IIIonI. nice and cheap. 250 Ind 300.
0000- also. ‘ I‘
i
Iwin.2sc,30csnd40I. . '1
Ammonia. Take I little on the suck
using I small amount of the above.
III and but mule an scientific lines.
all plans.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call “-4-
2 PACKAGES OUR BISCUIT,
lI‘lG BARS, PER 1.11.. 100.
2 PKGS. FORCE Oil HIO OATS.
5..” SPECIAL.
250. , . .
scrotum. Patch ONIIIANIIIATFII SUGAR ‘ ' " , ' f.
warsansmss. NICE AND LARGE anon 25c. r :‘ a “ g.
GREEN CORN, BQUASH F'IC.
PEACHES AND BERRIES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 North Main as.
So. Norwaik, Ct.
'Phono. 143.
Relief for strained and tired eyes
averted by wearing a pair of out
Proper Gleason.
Examination Free.
Matching of lenses and
o. B. JACKSON.
Optician.
68 WALL STREET.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or books.
40 m 8t. ,
nut Nofivnllt, ct.
‘ 'Phons, 819-4.;
may be had and III-ions Arnaldo.
Properly Adjuotnd. ,,
all Repairing I Specialty.
uoawaamoosu.
MADlNE ON THE STAND»
l’i'l‘TSBll iRG. PIL, August I.-’l‘ho
mas Martino. the further coachmun of
Augustus ”an10 and named by tho
libolluni. as III-respondent. was the
first, witness In our-rebuttal when the
trial of the Martin divorce case was
resumed today.
The witness contradicted nearly
I'I'cry detail of the dctoctlvc‘s testi-
mony tollipg that his trunk was cmp
Iy and that pictures the detcctivcs said
\\'t‘l‘(' III lllt‘ trunk were III the, bureau.
Ills stolen spurs. he said. were \vrup
pod III flannel and not the letter. Mu
liillt‘ said the latter were never in
his possuesinn and llt‘ had never heard
of IIIIIIII until they were Introduced III
I'ottl‘l.
SUSPECTED OF BEING A VEGG-
MAN.
BOSTON. August, l.—~Altred B.
Morse. who wasvnrrestcd Iast‘uight
on suspicion of being one of the
three yoggmcn who robbed ll Charles-
ton coul office Saturday after oou.
shooting Policeman Schiel and a coal
dealer uumed Hicky. was Identified
today by Frank Sact-uketti, of Bridge-
port, Conn” who to said to be one
of the trio. Saccltettl and a compan-
ion. lcorgc W. Bverson. were captur-
I‘ll soon IliioI the robbery. The third
man now believed to be Morse. cecap
ed at the time.
,Mon‘s odd 81.50 crash costs at 39:.
Men’s regular ”.50 to $4.00 outing trousers at
$189, $2.49, and 82.89. g «4
caorur I. KNAPP ADDITION.
The Crofut anti Knapp Hat. Gom-
puny, of South Norwalk. manufactur-
ers of fine stiff and soft ha'fs. have
awarded the contract for the oonstrtlcw
tion of a three story brick forming
mill to be erected on the company‘s
recently acquired property In mm-
bctit street. The new plant It laun-
tlctsiood, will he 40 ft. front on Elisa-
both street and 80 ft. deep. The! orni-
ing mill menu will take up all of the
first floor not used by offices. 0n the
second floor the blowing room will be
placed. and the third floor wil be us-
ed for storage. The firm have had
this enlargement of their plant in
Ilcw for some time. and It Is under-
stood to be the intention of the firm
to build further additions to their
factory- in the. future
a...
' BATH ERS DISCOURAGE EVANGE-
The Rev. James Clark an evangelist
attempted to preach to seireral hand--
rod hathers on Compo Beach. on. Sun-
day nttetnnoon on the description of
the Sabbath and In Indeconcles rot
bathing, but the bathers derided and
throw sand and water at hint-Ems
of the holder ones suggested at he
minister be thrown Into the water of
the Sound At this he took .to his
heels. with the bathers after. him. He
_._-
Great Suit Selling; _
at Rogers&$teven.s_
Red Tog’ 523.16
It begins to look like a clean sweep of all lines of fancy 3- -piecc and a-piece units. so magnetic
are Red Tag prices. As the higher grades of suits are thinned out by rapid selling. we place than
in the lines at lower prices. to insure good picking right along. You’ll find it worth your while to
Such bargains as these come to town only
at Red Tag prices.
A glance at the suit bargains:
Men's and Youths‘ $8.50 to $25.00 3-picce fancy suits are now marked
$6.88, $7.88, $11.88. $16.88, mean 88.
Boys‘ and children‘s Russian and sailor blouse suits and a-plcce double-breasted and Nor-
folk suits that wens $2.50 to 37.00. are now marked
$1.,48 $2.,88 $3.88and$4..88 ‘ .
Boys‘ and children’s Wash Suits, formerly priced from 50c to $2.50, all sizes. from 2% to,
IIV‘HI‘
21c. '
1
at $1.48.
managed to board a trolley car.
3.90, 590. 700, $1.15, and $1..4:8 ' " .
Boys knee pants'. sizes 3 to Is. sold regularly at 50c. selling now at
s
«use. -
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Norwalk Chronicler