mm ugustt AN scam” ”I bid, 333$”? tau lanai-Eb
. ‘ a ‘ . y . c" .. :
. The police declined to me. “fly to. The United hinterland Canadian sun is claimed that Canadieuogocds
p E, . , ‘day whether the three sticks sup a. torus odiolais are. invepti , the been taken to Mainefno , .dtitr .
2 r ' t ' a Home. Abundant hilt-Him. ‘ . ed to be of dynmim found on rare reports that numerous shrugging op- United States officers say that -« «
troubles; BRIDGEFOIW. July. air-Mrs. Wll- Undigssted food is oil food at all. “we, "11w”. trucks my ulsht "my orations have been carried on be who have been surveying a line -f
fore the ,llampg'l‘. lnekwood hesbeeo working Partly“ digested food ispal'l-ly use- contained “mom“ or we", placed tween Van Euros and at. Mama's railroad through Quebbc and rte
. 7 Health is with great interestrtoward‘ths estab' less and partly naphtha—poisonous in on the "up. with malicious intent by a village on the New Brunwich side of Brunswick used instruments width
*3 A. “it . . Backachs. iiihlfillliuilfil”iiilM.mfi the “Milli“! not. . ‘ ‘ Istrike sympathise". in view of the the St. John's River. Oillccrs on both were smuggled from this country.
,. . r Bib-W wousuessJamenssasoro nabs women of this city since she There can be no nourishment in fact that a m. an over one of the side. of the boundary um, are keep- ~
“Till TtLlI’HONI neslrillntbagor urinarydroubies. drop- oalied uponvthe mayor last week. on food eaten. unless it ladies-ted- sucks without causing an explosion, log a sharp lookout for violation of
“it“. - lfgg, “was” 7‘ ”Wham fit; is heathen. e list-3d thaw gt than» “has 2:! 8‘3: to: '0 lifting? Vila“ some doubt was expressed by citlseu! thflluys- m m t , m
‘ . . ‘ u' . u .. ii 9". 9 W, W . 'W' 9 . 1" Pl " 0“ 0"” ' = to both r t wor fact I Ill 1 amollil' .N' 00“
instinct our no . the klli- sist hereunder-lag. ' s for their» sooner or later you are bound to getl 3-Way,“ 9 h “““k' ° “‘
w -lih rest s- has n, is
sledhliinsgahiishing , n thrasherbehstam and
‘ ‘ I
M [will denser
they set a firm hold
,iisousuises them.
undermined.
"Did your husband ever but on I
winning horse?"
. ., i , . . Denote the strike cars brought from the American side of the “Oh. yes." answered, young Mile.
9”“? ' 3393’! WI “‘0 001' D'IDC safe remedy. Ititution. Mid 8017. it ‘A. “WINNER, thin, and WORK. and irritable. WOW ‘l'lilillili‘ today. 2 i'iVBl‘ were ”yer“ COIUY {ugh-“menu Torklng, "all the hornaiCharley W
, . said has. Dean's Kidney Pills, which has cured Basics of the. Washinkton Park it. ill. Make no mistake about it. used in surveying. Some of these In- on win at some time~or southerly-
. Miter-lameness”. people right here in south Nor-walk. bomb, has agreed to bring the matter The way out is by taking Dr. Rich' meOL mom-mg, IN :asr strumeuts are worth .8120 each and Washington Star. .
m... Mrs. Fred Jones, of 36 Cove Ava. of. assisting tho~ proies= before the sir-ill; Dyspesia Tablets. HA , - ~ F:
n .
women.
and ssdays
- The use Ans. mien
immersion
. n. A: is. '
to] ill
-Ns.
and'dtb Fridays at can
and Ass. «seem-oat
All members of 0. ill.
invited. Miss None A.
at. Miss ids Sharer. sec.
iNCHISTER'S RETURN.
us of the "city in general didi
so proud last night, in the on.
‘to Chief Engineer A. in. Win-
‘who bad Just returned from
- Wded European trip. The pre-
tied of a magnificent chief on-
"s badge. together with the pa.
ptlou and banquet at the,
to
aim Norwsik. Conn. says: "1 under
had any trouble with my kidneys un-
til Just before 1 obtained Dean’s Kid-
ney Pills at Plaitsed's Drug Store. i
taken all at once with a severe
pal in the iolns and it kept constantly
aching. Often after hen ingforward,
it almost took my bras away to
straighten and i was stained with dissi-
ncss that almost obscured my vision.
Wheul read about Donu'a Kidney Pills,
i thought thatl would try them. Be-
fore i had taken the whole of one box.
I began to feel better. Soon the pain
disappeared for good and i have not
lied the slightest indication of a rev
urn.’
Pastors’ Association, e clergymon
will probably take a hand In the rais~
lug offends for the home. ,
Mrs. lockwood, who has made a
study of. the work oi'fssculng women
in New York city and other cities be-
lleves that she has the correct plan on
which the work can be conducted with
success. ,
She desires to secures large house
in one of the adjoining towa- or in the
suburbs of this city Where the youns
women can be taken and given a homo
pending their recuperation, and the
finding of permanent employment for
them. Mrs. Lockwood's plan is to car-
For sale by all dealersl
cents. ii‘oster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United,
States.
take no other.
BHRiNERS TO HAVE ROAST.
m
Day and Dinner.
Pyramid Temple. Order of the Mys-
tic Shrine, will have a summer outing,
sometime the latter part of, this
month. when about half of the mem-
bers will enjoy a sheep roast and a
Rhode Island clam. bake.
John M. Hewley has not yet named
Price 50, be taken to the home quietly and cured,
Remember» the name—Dosn's-mnd employment. .
m 6‘ workers Will ““th it a 90““ ‘0
Pyramid Temple Arranges for Flsldwm,
Potentaie' Institutions of its kind in the country
the cmwm to take charge 0' the' he assured them that he would con-
ry the work on secretly. the girls to
for until they can be sent in the same
quiet manner to some place where
they can find a homo and respectable
Mrs. Lockwood and a stall of train-
cali upon the women In their haunts
and invite them to the home.
To the person who will contribute
largest sum to the home. Mrs.
Lockwood suggests, will be tendered
the privilege of naming the Institution.
Mrs. Lockwood and two other wom-
en who are interested in the work of
organizing the home and placing it
upona footing with some of the best
called upon the mayor yesterday and
. . ii. Brittle, 10 Marshall
street, South New 7k, asyez-w-
, “I find pleasure n telling of the
great benefit received from Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablets. About twoI
years ago i noticed that after eating,
a hearty meal i would have a feelinsl
of fulin as and distress. i thought
nithing f it at the time thinking ltl
would gradually wear away. i was:
mistaken In this. impression for after=
a few months I noticed that my di-
gestive organs were becoming derang-
ed. I dually became weak and was
troubled with most distressing per-
Iodioal sick headaches, often being
confined to my bed. i became much
alarmed over my condition. Finally
a friend told me to try Dr. Richards
Dyspepsia Tablets, which 1 obtained
at Plaislod’s drug store. The result
was marvelous. in a wonderfully
short time my whole system was in-
vigorated. i was relieved of a bad
case of constipation by the laxative
pills which come with these tablets.
There Is no griping or unpleasant feel-
ings after taking them. Dr. Richards
Dyspepsia Tablets and Laaacomlits
do all that is claimed for them and i
heartily recommend them to all who
suffer as i did.”
For sale by all druggists. Best
to say “Richards" twice. Price 60
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53
Worth street. Nay/Jerk.
NEW HAVEN, Auxuiit i.-—-’l‘iis
company learn match was the princi- V ' ., p ‘
pal event at the annual rifle and pls- as n ,_ ,
to] competition of the Connecticut Na- , p O
tional Guard at the stats range in
East Haven today. There was slow
and rapid fire at 200 and 600 yards.
The slow lire. time fire and rapid fire
pistol 'ovents, open to all officers and
enlisted men in the C. N. 0., were also
on today‘s program.
"You sou won a prise for oratory
while he was in college. i believe.
What is he doing now?" .
"He’s got a Job In the union depot
announcing the departure of the
trains."—-Chicago Record-Herald.
“He certainly has the loveliest man-
ners. Where did he learn so much
politeness?" "Didn‘t you know? Why.
he’s one of the best-known players of
reformed football!"
.—
An Examination of iiIIl lye
tlcsl rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one
of the best equipped oilicss in South
Norwalk, he has every means for
making the most accurate and reliable
eye teeth and the best results are as
sored In every case. ' All glasses are
constructed to order, and special
Move‘
Quickly !
New illl’ lhe Gltalesl Selling Yel l
3i°iliieliii°gi2§ieiii Emilie“ 5’: All of our Women’s Silk,“ Coats, all
A Cloth Coats. all Women’s and
Missos’ lDreSses, and
more,“ the firemen in having
ohebtcr among them again.
.. fitting testimonials of tho
esteem in which he is held. Mr.
. ester was fully as much touch-
' y-pthese tokens of appreciation.
“v o lied “been by the many honors
“ ded- him abroad. ._
Intensive projects for the establish-
slant of iron works on the west coast
of, Sweden are now under considera—
on, but it is alleged that such works,
murder to be successful, must not be
, pendent on the home markets, but
‘ his a position to manufacture cheap-
ysud compete with other produce in
the markets or the'world. This, it is
dndtted, is of more importance to the
an industry than either on. export
aty'or iron or heavy customs duties
foreign produce Introduced into
“li‘tt‘ig Philadelphia boy was taken
. is father for his first visit to the
£00. Stopping before an inclosure, he
fished. “Papa, what animal is that?”
Win: the sign tacked up to one side,
his father responded, "That, my son.
I prong horned antelope." ,“Kin he
blew his horn?" we cfthe question that
anemone AJD JULINARY.
WRINKLEO.
The net yoke of a hatiste waist is
Wed with straps .of the bullets;
Wilde culls are of the net with ba-
its hands also.
. The stock and sleeve ruffle made of
or. four rows of narrow lace add
i. of dainty trimming to the fine
waist, unornnmented otherwise
white wool Is an
raoelet that fits the am
he receives replies to his letters. All
the cities and towns represented in
the Temple will be represented on the
committee. There are about 1.200
members of the Temple, and it is ex-
pected that at least 400 will be pres-
ent. it will be the initial outing of the
Temple.
According to the echo c outlined by
Potentabs flawley the gihcriug will
be on the Wintou grove, ion the slop:
lug banks of- the Holisstonic river, op
posits the old Miner Smith place. in
Milford. No more desirable spot
could be selected anywhere. The
mode of travel will be by special trol-
ley cars from Bridgeport, although
the New Haven members may arrange
their own pins to arrive at the grove
by trolley from New Haven.
At 12:30 o‘clock tlicro will be a
sheep roast and cho‘wder. This Is In-
tended as an appetizer only. " Then
there will be a huscball game between
a team composed of Bridgeport mem-
bers. who are to play a team composed
of members of the Temple not living
in the city. There will be bout races
and tub races. At 4 o‘clock the
Rhode island shore dinner which will
be under the direction of Charles
Blitz. who is given cartc bluncheh will
be served. The Wheeler & Wilson
bond will furnish the music. and there
will be fireworks in the evening.
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST SER-
I
V OE .
The services. at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. tomorrow, will be in
charge of the pastor who will speak
morning and evening. The topic in
the morning, Christian Reserve. will
ligious experience. All the classes of
the Bible school except the. separate
departments will have the lesson to-
night from the rostrum. 'Full sn-
nouncement Concerning the annual
picnic will be made Sunday. so that a
large attendance is expected. The B.
Y. P. U. at 6:30 o‘clock; the evening
service at 7:30.
KHZ—«Oliver Pcrin, Ridgeileid.
consider an important principle of re-l
Topic, Life's Tender-l
ed and support the movement in any
manor that he could.
a...
DR. CLARK'O TOUR.
Reports Christian Endeavor Work
Booming In Great Britain.
The Rev. Dr. 1". E. Clark is now
making his seventh Christian Endeav-
or tour in Great Britain. and reports
that he has never before found the
unions so robust or the cause of Chris-
tian Endeavor so vigorous.
in tho Primitive Methodist denom-
lnation are no less than 2,272 Christian
Endeavor societies, with more than
one hundred thousand members. in the
Methodist New Connexion are 449 so-
cieties—more societies than there are
churches, for both these branches of
Methodisln have taken Cllrlstiun En~
desvor to heart. instead of merely
tolerating it. or trying to supplant it
with some purely denominational so
ciety, these churches have recognised
the socicty as part of the church
machinery, considering active member-
ship in the society. as equivalent to
church membership. and the consecra-
tion meeting as the class meeting of
the young people.
London has now the largest Chris-
tian Endeavor uillon in the world~
nearly eight hundred societies; but
many other cities also have grout
unions, like Sheffield, with Its ivvo hun-
dred societies. a union which has made
a gain of nearly 25 per cont. since two
years ago.
in Liverpool there is a class of al-
most one hundred Endeavorcrs study-
ing Esperanto, with an Endeavoror for
a voluntary teacher, and for the solo
purpose of being able lo communicate
with Endeavorors in other lands.
During the last twelve months the
British Christian Eudouvor Union cnv
rolled 464 new societies. Eighty-four
.of these were Baptist, 77 Congrega-
l tlonal, 66 Primitive Methodist. 64 Pros
-byi.erlan, 40 United Methodist Free
’Church and a number of other denom-
inntlons were represented. Three hun-
acIs of congress, conferring pension-
” ",4 ”mam In a 3m,“ Way affair, but will in a day or two wheel"mute ‘0 “‘9 “m“ "h“ “ “"‘m‘ —.——-w
all Linen Skirts
lenses of any kind are furnished.
PRINTERS' STRIKE DELAYS RE-
PORTS»
HARTFORD. August i.-——'l‘he contin-
ued labor trouble in typographical cir‘
clue is said to be interfering to a con-
siderable extent with the issuance of
the printed volumes of the reports of
state officers. The annual report of
the state railroad commissioners.
which Is usually made in print to the
governor, and of which ndvance sheets
are given out for simultaneous pub-
lication, was delivered to the gover-
nor in manuscript form yesterday. it
is understood that while printing es-
tablishments are filling contracts as
usual delivery of all h t the most im-
portant documents is clnyod by rea-
son of accumulation of business.
8T. PAUL'S CHOIR FESTIVAL.
'i‘lio midsummer musical festival
will be given by the choir of St.
Paul‘s Church, tomorrow. Sunday eve~
nlug. at 7:30 o'clock. The choir will
he assisted by Miss Caryl i. Bensll.
soprano soloist from New York city.
The order of music will Incllid . lnnny
oi the choruses given last Wednesday
evening at the coma in iatckwood‘s
Hall, and it is safe buy that none
will fail to avail themselves of this
opportunity of hearing both choir and
soloist.
What this world needs is
croods and more true charity.
fewer
Homer 8. Hoyt,
Reflecting Optician,
Room 9. United Bank Building, South
Norwaik, Conn.
Bpecllil lippolnlmcuis at convenience
of patron.
Office Hours, 8~llzib, 12:45—6:
Saturduy evenings. 7—w9.
insider.
MEADOW OTIIIT.
UOUTH NORWALK. SONN.
Baseball Every Saturday and Holiday.
Fine new field, easy of access from
all parts oi the town. Comfortable
Grand stand and flood, Clean
Games Assured.
., July 28th.
Cuban X-Glsnts.
August 4th. BETH EL.
Nerwalk document 00.
$1 CASH ffii¥~
\
WELLINGTON
Standard Visible 'l‘ypswritsr.
be d on my
terms. Turfalflmigigd. or further
pulicnlan, address
The Willis-s Mfg Co 888 D'wsy N.V.city
bummer Time-Tabla
On and After Juns.25
the New and Commodlous
i906 1906
HOYT’S THEATRE.
._._._
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, JULY 80TH.
Half - Prices i
From noon to—day until 9 o'clock to-night, every garment in
our ready to wear stock will be offered at half price.
NOT HALF THE ORIGIN AL PRICE, BUT AT HALF Oli
THE MARKED DOWN PRICE.
For instance, a Coat or Suit that sold for $25, was marked
down to $18, and can now be bought at $9, and so on througlli
the entire stock.
.1 Every ready to wear garment must go.
-.. m“. __ _. ..- _. .4.-.-...__... mm- _._._........_.._._ E
SATURDAY AT THE——
New York Grocery.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
Hoyt and Levy Present
on LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR ................ $1.0!)
LEAN AND TENDER CALIFORNIA HAMS. LB.
Ina Alhambra Stock 80. EXTRA FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, PECK .......... 25c
[OI/all;
Featuring
. a knit shawl 0’ est Relations. This service will be _ ' HARRY c BROWNE 60 Stand 3 with 1 lb. Best No. I Tea ............. l ............. l c
.t indispensable garmgnt to.“e brief. aboundiilg in interest. A spec-lags:3 “E'g‘éfix‘fi’g‘cmg éifiri‘fif‘fffi,’ STEAM!!! HUNTINGTON M". ' P 5D
‘ . to the shore or cunt? “‘5' ml chorus of twenty-five will lend the ‘3 Walsh. .‘ ’ CAPTAIN WILLIAM YDUNGO In I "POflOil‘O 0' Mill-0'3" P'W'v "" 50 Stamps with 1 lb Choice No a Ten dole
libero its fiwpelzel‘lnaitikl‘lefi 32$“: singing at both services. The Christian Union of Young ,i’co- Leave Huntington for Norwhlk, troduclng high-class vaudeville bc- ' ' """""""""""
' I‘- mos 5.3. becom a wrap. ”'9 "l "0"" “"1"" “’0‘" ‘50 300‘“ Mondays and ”Maya M “=45 & m. "m" 'm' 2 Stem s‘with V lb Best No 1 Tea 2 c
W ' no in r, ’ MANY NEW AUTOMOB‘LER- tics over the whole country und 225 m 5 p a ' ' """""""""""""""" 5
the elderly woman espoc’i ly. t on More than mm. hundred new name, m ' Leave iii. ”- lit for hlmtlugton on Isturdsy Matinee—Camille. .
W01 ”it. 11000! WOOL ‘ have been added to 'llio list of auto "mm" “0,3,0,“ M min 3 31d ‘mdrs M a.“ I, m eater-day Night—43y request) Way of so Stamps With 1 lb. FancyMo-Ka Coffee .......... ....3slc
' housekeepers make the; 3|“): mobile owners in this state, and the ' slid 4'15 ii m y . . . . ”N West. , ‘ .
”fi'fifififiifinifillififie‘i. uo' “gm“gmgffsgfig“ éfifie‘i'geydggr By the Assistant secretary of the Dc~ Excureion rickets scs mm _ m’ m so. so Stamps with l lb. Mocha and Java Coffee .. ................ aloe
Ml parlors " . ‘ ' w pertinent often Interior. sin is were .................... soc """"" ' ' _ _
fitsggzleitltni‘hai :fveiity-five a;,-,,,,__,,,,,n r mum “mm D Dgncudent “3"ch olr Sisters—(lite clinker": e to 122nm: Excursion. Matines~20c,30c: chlldrgn,10¢. :5 Stamps wrth 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee . .............. also
I- . ' ‘ ’ on till I Pro" 9 y “W 0" fl 0' 356' in O FIFO, 5C.‘ ‘
mmxfiezotfigaléahmtggmenil “$3,?- Harry 1 Stilrgls Norwaik pendant brol or (i):- sister, until after vvlll stoop at Valley Grove Mondays J 32%;“ ll“ ”WWW! "WW“?!
‘ . . “ c - . ' to no nston. death or remar- ‘ d in l . u -
« pure mnhutefdrtg 0133‘ Wgnfldvezt; 30954:. linpc Horton, Rowayton. ridge. of the prior right of u... dopend- “23.353?“ N333... m... mp, , ,. ..-- --..-.- m- MAUD 3. BRAND FLOUR, PER BAG .................... one
.It “all“ “Sm: “0,3,1 kept b3“. slit—Mrs. William Ziegler, NW" out mother and father. and, at that see. George G. Tilyou's Gorgeous ,
. l'for this length of time. 1111- °“- date. the alleged dependent brother or Passengers from Norwalk by 8:45 ‘ NEW YORK STATE CHEES E, LB. ................... idle
by method of cookery the vege- “35‘0”.“‘1 (l. Millie“ New 0‘” sister must be under ill years of use. a. in. boat will have live hours at Web - ‘ TLY FR SH COUNTRY D Z
.ul Viihic and or delicate Ilsvor, “glib—4i. B, Mn”, Norolon. Special Act, General ilaw.--8peclsl lay Grove and 4 hours at Huntington. S] _ , LEBHAS . STRIC E EGGS. O . ........... 26ch
is fittingly chosen to hold the
‘ e above the elbow.
may a are the some of com-
d ‘liucs , . r the housewife
“elitist, por’p lly to certain
’ . ng duties. There are so
do down or to he turned
so puffs or pouches to dip
{all s and a slender
«else “13% cred; around it.
hint the doathat is used for
‘ er thought what a
w is lathe shades of
‘ ’.d‘sc‘ldsoa‘ tisroaliy cor»
' . individual coin lesion
, one tones e
or la‘ce may, be inset upon C
disc, missiles is no-
blue.
sen.
ii {admili‘g Ehrlich: Dalila—.Mrs. George W. Couch, Wcsi- q artermsstcr's depsrtment. being “a,
D
8303—45. 7’. Bvdford. (lrccuil Farms.
3183MB. W. Sherwood, Bouthport.
Mill—Albert E. Francis. South Nor~
walk.
3202—»iiomcr 8. Boers. Wcsiport.
322°”‘A‘18‘13‘1'5 Churchhlli, 090'59' noss.~«'i'he surgeon's certificate of dis-
walk. A
3233~Charles 0. Anderson, New
ton.
ates—Edward Ellsworth, New Gen-
Canaan.
walk. .
lliliifwlxiuls A. lcbmnier, Norwalk.
snzl-wll'rcd D. Diamond, Reddlug.
. {only on the money-hos.”~i'hilaiie
Norwslk
Helrhls.
wells.
aisladohn ii. Perry. Smith
will.
Mina-Mm ii. ii. lrwlii, Wcsiport.
. "lie and she are both very wealthy
somverybody says it’s a bright matri
menial match, of course.“ /'
"Alli team of the sort that l
j rm.
own.
3923"“3‘1" C~ C'W- South N0" chill-god from the service, is ordinarily
anaan.
”‘5‘“Md0“ Bolmans. 8W“! “0"} meat therein adverse to claimant's
walk.
”53“”Wimflm M- McCord. N9” overcome by competent testimony
ssn.
aloha-Franklin M. Warner, New
“77'4“!” 1- Carroll, NW 0“” the same for use in performance of
, ileum-«Joseph A, Voik, .lr., Sleuth
3409~~dohn il.‘ Shipwey, Nomion M m mm“. 'u‘n'olyad‘
silly-John Mcifullen. South Not» way“. A?”
a
90ft.
“mewin h ”filth. Mill “0" wander oui Into the field of spoonis~
able rights. do not impair a soldier's
pensionable status under the gelieral
law, if he can establish the same by
competent evidence.
Surgeon's Certificate. Prior Bound-
abllity. upon which it soldier ls dis-
acoopted as the highest authority for
the facts which it contains, hilt it Is
not necessarily infallible, and a state
soundness prior to enlistment may be
showing the error of such statement.
Line of Duty, Accidental thinly—A
pistol shot wound, caused by accl-
lhs soldier was engaged in cleaning
a Isl service as a teamstsr in the
a coded by a contributory negligence.
is held to have been in the line of duty
tiers it for Arrears—The dopai'b-
mcut dsoipss to disturb former cat»
legs of pension where it does not an»
r that a manifest error,'cither of
avroi' of fact. about which there can
Ionics, Origau. Prime Facts Gala-w
credible evidence, a
claim for valid pension is establish
an prima facts; the department will not
tics in search of some doubt or theory
dental discharge of the weapon while port. 7:12 I. in: Elmltbport. 7:28 a. 111.;
by which It may be rejected. if doubts
are to be resolved after a prime facts
0 case is made out. they should he on
' distriiyrmlved in favor of the appli-
can
W
I sees only cellos to those who
, u
l
. i C
. * ..Asslstl‘ disassersl
5. . ,
POPULAR
EXCURSION
Watch bill or Block island.
RAIL TO NEW LONDON AND
STEAMIR.
Wednesday,Aug.8
A Special Express 'l‘rsln with first-
class equipment will leave:
th Norwnlk. 7:06 a. m.: Wusb
il‘ali'fleld, 7:37 it. Ill. 5
Connecting at. New London with
steamer Block island, for Watch Hill
or Block island. .steamer due Watch
Hill at 10:66 n. m., Block island at
12:30 noon. w
IXCUIIION RATE $1.00
Excursion Tlchcteiihs number of
which will be strictlyflimltud. will be
good only on the some] Train and
date as above. and must be purchased
before tailing the cars. or rcliillr
fare will be collected. Purchase in
advance and avoid disappointment on
the day of the Excursion.
IlAUTiPUL MARIN: VlIWI.
IXOILLINT cuss IA‘l’l-lilld.
. FAMOUO will! MNNIM.
Returning Boat leaves Block island
at 3:16 p. rm, and Watch Hill at 3:80
p. in. iipeclsl return train leaves
New tendon at 6:15 p. m.
IRIDOEPORT. CONN.
For other Specials ace yestc rday‘s Sentinel.
100—ORIAT ATTRACTIONS-100
including Salt Water Bathing, Relic
or Bkntlng. Dancing, Free Vaudeville, '
Concerts, Delightful Sail, Coorgeous
illumination. .
Twoutydivo Attractions for 25 cents.
With round trip sell, as costs.
Call ass-4.
chorkGroceryE
SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone. N ORWALl .
Good Things To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN.-—The season is now opening up for Boned Chicken. Riciis'ds & Robin '
goods are the finest on the market and have a large sale. We can rupply you with anythli 3
you wish in this line. .
CRACKER8.-We have a large and attractive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers, both imports
and doriicstlc. « ' ’ :
FRANCO-AMERICAN 80UP8.—-We have the full variety of these goods, which are above qviesti
as to purity and cleanliness. ' l
PICNIC—Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the share or pifli‘fliizfll n
outing. drop in and see us. _ ’
BUTTERe—Delicicus Butter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere. , . 1
COFFEE-«We emphatically claim the same on our superb Coffees. Teas also. » ,
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth. The best of everything the incl-bet sired
res nevi/volts, new navigation
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HARTFORD ‘ lAl LROOA .00 ,ANY
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Norwalk Chronicler