s1 wssaissrou s31.
.Watch Joseioff’s adv.
um-.—
Mill dend sale at Dicker’man & Son' a.
See adv. , .
II
More furniture news at Read’s. See
adv.
If fortune disregard thy claim.
Don't hang thy head in fear
shame.
But marry the girl you love host. .
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
Plaistod‘s Drug Stoke.
and
Reg tag prices on men's suits at
Rogers & Stevens. See adv.
Miss lda Hutchinson wmt today to
Northport. L. l., for a few days visit.
Auction sale of 70 choice building
lots. See Harbor View Park adv in
this issue.
‘ \
Eaton Hurlbutt writing paper 250
box at Briggerman a. See ad.
. W
The biIrge Charles F. Berwlnd has
arrived with a cargo of coal for the
Ferris Coal Company
You can buy the headache cure that
doesn't fall at the Bridge Pharmacy.
See ad.
Mrs Frank Lassen. of Smith‘s ls-
laiId. is spending a week or so with
relatives in Lyme, Conn.
Jack Speidei. of Bridgeport, was a.
visitor with friends in South Norwalk
yesterday.
Bath supplies at lowest possible
psices at the Clifford Pharmacy. See
a . ‘
ln this state it is not necessary to
serve a five days“ notice for eviction
of a cold. Use the original laxative
cough syrup, Kennedy’s Laxative Hou-
ey and Tar.. No opiates. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Flour at the New
York .tirocery
Store. See ad. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Hara and
children of Bridge ort. are visiting
Mrs, R. ’l‘. Makln, f Day street.
Protct yourself against the uncer-
tainty of the future by deposition:
your savings in the South Norwaik
Savings Bank. See adv.
New views of liell island and Ro
ton Point at Coleman's. See ad
There was a large altenancc at the
Baptist Church in South Not walk yes
terday. despite the severe heat. The
singing was led by the Sunday school
chorus.
\
——Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
[The W. C. 'l‘ U. will join the East
Avenue Methodist Sunday school on
their excursion to Steeplechase island
tomorrow morning. Cars leave
church at 8:50 o'clock.
Henry Rowland, of Belle island, is
in New Haven today, to secure a li-
cense to navigate the launch ’l‘lIt-iIIIa.
in WhIch he takes out parties. The lawn
are being enforced strictly regarding
excursion boats.
A meeting of the general committee
of the Hat Finishers and Hal Makers
will be held this evening to take ac-
tion regarding the turnout of the two
organisations to take. part in the La.
bor Day parade in Waterbury.
....
A stronfg list of sptclals at N.3 lIl.
Ryan and Co. a. See ad
, Delicate woman will never become
strong. happy hearty. free from pain.
‘ until you bulId up your system with
the nervo- refreshing blood making
’ tonic, Hollluters Rocky Mountain 'l‘en.
-' Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. l'laistod s
‘ Dru: store.
'4 John Thompson took a party of
,- members of the South Norwalk Fish
Club out for a sail armmd the insismls
yesterday in his launch. The trip
was very enjoyable and cooling for
the hosted disciples of lease Walton.
" .IA trolley car on the Dorian division.
,lssving South Nor-walk at 10:20 sal-
Iirdsy night. jumped the truck at the
Waylon function and caused quitua
ly to the system. Several cars
m stalled for a time. The car was
ysottunl3 back on the rails and
0 proceed ell .
You need a pilif Use mWitt‘s Lit-
ilsriy Risers. the unions little pills.
not. sicken or gri .but results are
Sold by 'i‘ 0 Clifford Phar-
I
I lh'nltt
Lnnnl tensions,
It ed on complaint of his wife.
Igifllt IN RIM.
tutor I notnru
THEKINBSBIxilIII
I III,3ron nova.
Stamford. - Conn.
, EXPERIENCED, TEACHERS.
. School-house wail ‘7 equipped, well.
lighted and well heated. I in boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
band drawing, Athletics.
ItLusTnarsn cltlouus.
”a-..“ .—
A camp meeting of the A. M. iii.
Church is being held at France street.
— ........
The members of the Nor-walk Fire
Policennd their guests arrived home
this morning from their Roekville trip
on the Washingtonexprosa.
Mrs. Jesse Collwell.
street.
of Summer
Norwalk, has returned home
Jersey. and in New York state.
Mr. and'Mr-s. C. W. Weber, Mrs. 1..
D. Eaton, Miss M West, P V. Colo,
members of a the rical company, had
dinner at the Hotel Clifford, Saturday.
William fistula was arrested last
night for drunkenness and breach of
the peace. This morning, Hagin's
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
__..Jt....
The condition of Thomas J. Collins.
who is seriously ill with typhoid fev-
er at his home in Bethe] was soure-
what better today. While it is not
definitely decided by the doctors. it is
b3elleved thpt he has passed the crl
s s.
St. Paul’s choir boys set out this
morning in a launch for L’Hammock
island. where they will spend the
week at A. E. Austin‘s cottage. They
have been anticipating the outing for
a long time and will undoubtedly have
a tine time.
The torpedo boat model yacht
Apache. flying the colors of the Pooln-
tuck Yacht Club. of Stratford. Was in
the harbor yesterday for a brief visit
The Apache is a Iwentyutwo mile an
hour craft owned by Mr. Sampson. a
wealthy resident of Stratford.
Miss Bertha Phillipson. (If/East Non
walk. lost her watch last week in
South Norwulk and reported the mat
for to the police. A few hours later
the timepiece. was found by Mrs. Frank
Lane, who turned it over to Policeman
Frank Raymond, who restored it to
its owner.
.lohn 'i‘lmpson was yesterday arrest-
who
charged him with drunkenness and
breach of the peace. it is presumed
that the muggy weather made Timo
sou lose his temperiwith his helpmect
so he "handed her one." Judge
Lockuood lined him 55 and costs in
the town court this morning.
—~(iet your Accident and Health in.
surunce from S. .i.:()'lirlcn, Seymour
avenue, South Norwulk,
A fellow named Jack 'l‘uydcn. oi'
Iianbury. was arrested by lleputy
Sheriff Sculley on Saturday. He had
filled up with Water street rum and
Illh'IHlt'f‘I on entering many of the bout
es along that thoroughfare and expres-
sed a desire to buy beer for every “'0-
nutn Ilo li’lt'I. This morning. he was
fined 53 and costs.
'I‘I'ucknren are complaining that the
brick pavement in North Main sire-ct
which was taken up to allow of the
construction of the ttdepbone conduit
has never been I'elnld. 'l‘hc bricks IIII
cilher side of the hole are being bad-
iy worn and broken and the water
which soaks through the puddles is llil'
derIIIiIIing the foundations of the oth-
er puI‘IIIrIIIt.
Philadelphia:
libs, lioslon; ('. N. Sonic.
en: III'V. .l, M. Ericson. Chicago; Ed-
ward Silck. Albert II‘. Curtis, (i. W.
i’eppurd. C. 'l Arrholt, .i. M Marks,
Mr. and Mrs l‘ihdunrd llnyes W A.
II‘rI-eIIIIIII, ll. i',lIelpII .ir. ., .i ,IIIIIIver.
P. M. Cretan. Miss ()clogrove. .iolIn
McMuiII-n, .l. E. Flory. A. Allen, New
York; Robert Russell. W, M. Hyde.
.i. Halluruu. i-‘runk Wise, C. W. itob-
bins. George tionnail. Ernest (lonnall.
William ’l‘lrornpson. Frank SciInIelder.
llunbury; Sindel. Hartford; Irena
liufnnil. Mrs. lllrfault 3foulh Norwnlk;
i’. l. Malaria-y. M.. Lurch llethel;
Adolph Hiolrttann tirccupori; C. 1‘. Von-
derrunn Newur.k Wt'lt“. guests yester-
day at the Hotel Clifford
Cicadas Sale
0N
Shuts, Cluthinn and Furnishings
(YON'I’INUEH A'l‘
.Gnuruu linulcr’i,3
i
ll. .l. lazuli C. II. (‘ol-
South Norwnik.
159 Washington at,
Eight New Views
Bell island and Roion
Point.
from a sojourn at Asbury Park, New ‘
New Huv- ‘
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Bur-
dick. fill Wait avenue. I fill ship. the
Des Moines. isft Annapolis June 18th,
with 125 mirshipmoa, cruised to the
Mariam and Azores island, stopping
at lt‘unchul and Fayal several days.
than to Bar Harbor and New inndon.
She will next go to Newport and re
turn to Annapolis. about the last or
the month Midshipman Burdlck III
looking forward to his month’ a leave in
September. most of which will
spent here.
he
can't bu3t; grain like cure
a
money—t
er grain.
l have been enabled to
value.
profit is more attractive.
believe.
in town Saturday. on II short visit to
not seriously injured
1 am going to make a very plain, firm assertion—Kw
man w ho thinks he has, simply bongbtohslli‘
lug business by selling the choicest grades.
“"cheap grains and foods. as a rule are of little intrinsic
They may answer a certain routine purpose. and
it is too often the case, when an established grade is in-
quired after, the seller talks up something lower priced
but “just as good”-it takes less capital or the financial
(loud grain never went begging
foI purchasers~successlul merchandising lies not in from ‘
tic attempts to undersell, but rather in outvaluing. so i
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
1” 3‘; K.
.1th vols. Jr.. its:
met with It painful accident. yeater-I
day afternoon. its was climbing a
large windmill at 11.11. Woods place’
in Brookalde. when in seine way he
lost his grip and tell to the ground.
The distance was about Ithirtg feet.
but the fol was brokezhy spiking
parts of the mill on the down. He
was assisted'lu his some? in South
Main street where mdditi l aid was
summoned. it was found that aside
from the shaking up which he receiv~
ed. and several bad bruises. he was
'I.
at any other place for dose
build up a large and increas-
l know that
Illustrated.
Wm.P“
3439 Wall St.. Norwaik.
FLATS. LONG. ROUND AND LITTLE
CRABS.
To] 108
HUNDREDS
MERRILL
SOUTH NORWALK.
Semi for College Journal.
Fancy Native Potatoes .........
Extra Nice Sweet Corn .........
Our Biscuit
Fly Paper .....................
20 North Main St..
so. Norwalk.
Phone 143.
are being overworked as a result
Relief for strained and tired eyes
averted by wearing a pair of our
Proper Gino-as.
Matching of Muses and
0le
BS WALL STREET.
TROLLEY TRIPS
Through Southern New England,
Books Siattoncry and Engraving.
Fresh Arrivals Today.
SEA BASS. BONITA' AND FRESH MACKEREL. BLUE FISH, WEAK
FISH, BUTTER FISH, STEAK COD, HALIBUT. SWORD, FORMED, EELS,
Cutbiil’ 5 Bridge Market,
0f t'lrnduates Say
A Business Education at
PAYS
STAM FORD.
FALL OPENING, SEPT. 4TH.
WATERMELONS.
Full line Fruit and Vegetables.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
Hundreds of Eyes
Examination Free.
0. B. JACKSON, ‘
Price IO Canto.
Beers,
x:
6 S30. Main St. So. Norwa‘k.
NECK CLAMS. LOBSTER! AND
”it“.
Free Delivery
COLLEGE
PORT CHESTER.
I..
M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
25c
................. perpeck, 25c
..... perdos.. I8c
............ zpkgsq 5c
Wpersheet 1c
49 Fort St..
East Norwalk.
Phone 319-3.
.. “Mm...
of application upon work 01 books.
may be bad and serious trouble
Properly Adjusted.
all Repairing a Specialty.
also. ,
NORWALK. CONN.
if You Would 1
And be secured
Fire and
Your Vacation, Place Your Valu-
ables in Storage in the Vault of
as walnut-n Stout. , sun «out. it,"
Suit litres. 500 per Month trunks 5i not Month,
Safe Deposit III... [543 in 5l5 per
horoughly Enjoy
I
...3‘
Against Lofts by
Burglars.
Ill"
’II and out
3 URDAY.
an 1
Iron out was. Jun-r AT run
rm: Wusn 'mc sass WILL as
moor Assascrs'rao. we SHALL
ones. sarn anusI-Ics, BATH
arouses. trusses aromas.
earn soaps. vrour ws'rsns.
III-c. AT THE Lowss'r Possrsta
Parcsa. oouIr FAIL TO SUPPLY
‘voun NEEDS across usxr aar-
BEE wrunow‘oIsPLAv
son A GLIMPSE or THE oooca
AND emcee.
llu tliluui Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET,
WALL S’l‘REll'l‘ 10: lo a. In -—’I‘lIe
buying in the stock market at the
munching today carried prices buoyantly
Wupwurd throughout. The majority of
stocks s wed gains running to a
largo front on.. Among the speculative
favorites American Smelling was car.
ried up 2 l-S. Reading 1 7‘8, Union Pa.
ciiie and Northwestern 1 1—2 and St.
Paul, Southern Pacific. Canadian Pa-
cific, New York Central, U. S. Steel
pfd., Amalgamated Copper, Pennsyl-
v.ania and (‘olorado Met 1 to PM.
'lhe dealings note on a moderate
scale.
WALL STRIJIYI‘. ii a. III.—Slocks
continued in keen demand, the buoy-
ancy ebown by the representative
stocks. encouraging pool operations in
other stocks. Large blocks of stocks
Were frequently dell in and the entire
IIIarket rose from i to 2 points. At ll
o'clock the market was quieter and
had stoned rising.
WALL S’i‘lttflld'l‘. Noon—The sales
for the second hour showed a decid-
ed shrinkage froru the colonic of the
first hour and there was some yielding
of prices with the subsidence of ac
tive deIIlande, No active selling pres-
sure was shown and there were addi-
tional advances at some. points. Bonds
were irregular.
\\‘Al.l. S'l‘ltl’dtl'l‘. l p, III.——'i‘he Ill-IT-
kct was steady. but frilt'tlonzlll'.’ below
the high figures of the morning. Ame-
rieun l‘IIeuIIIalic Service pid. dropped
8 points.
KEEPS GETTING HOTTER.
Thermometers Restated 92
. Shade This Afternoon.
Humanity swellers.
it melts.
in the streets of the city it is III.
most loo hot to prespire.
This afternoon the thermometer at
Whepley and Clark Cigar store regis-
tered it‘s in the shade. What it would
register in the sun. no one cared to
iIIIestigaie.
This morning a thick. humid fog ct»
vexed the earth with a heuw blanket
in tho
which seemed to keep the bear in
from Iesterday. The morning sun
hunted this off and it became tur-
IItI.
i’IIiIIt blistered.
Men stopped Work.
For the first time Ill Its history.
everyone in theI Crofui anti Knapp hat.
shop suspended work. No one object-
cd to doing so, for to work was Illi-
possible.
In other factories the men knocked
off early from sheer inability to work
in the torrid atmosphere.
Al the Colonial Foundry this
o, -
During the ufternoon, however. a
little breeze ttlnlt‘llt'i‘tl to blow it “as
not much of a breeze brri it was
good what there was of it, and it
brought ablesacd relief.
Everyone who could, sought the sea-
shore nud the bathing benches. (Irhers
took to IIlt' lull timbers and picked
out shady spots where \l‘IIIl the aid
of paint lenf fans there was a milieu-
tlon of their torture, and mosquitoes
u'm't- kept away.
it St, Swithln is to blame for this
weather. it's up to the solar-linen to
offer :I reward for his capture so he
can be properly linthed by an angry
public
W I.
“—
SCHONNER DELAYED TRAFFIC.
Willie the steamer Addie V. is
lIarlnIf it new boiler installed the
humrh Ajuc. under (‘nptuin Eugene
Lockwood is doing the towing of the
lighter craft. The big moss bunker
sleuuter Lorraine, which has been so-
curetl from Bridgeport, is III charge of
Captain Charles Harris is doing the
heavier towing. Yesterday the ‘l.or-
ruins was twoing a large three IIIIIslI-d
sc-boont-I lo Not-walk. 'ilIIII passed
through the carriage bridge (how all
right but while waiting for the rail.
road draw to open. the schooner
swung around and got blocked cream
wine in the draw delaying railroad
trains and river traffic for quite a
time before she could he extricate-d
front her position.
”am”...—
YACHTS iN THE FOG.
NEW LONDON, August Itw'l be
New York Yacht Club's fleet set sail
in a light breeze today for Norrport
on the third squadron run. the first
of the sailing craft getting under way
soon after 9 o'clock. rm than the
slums. schmaers and yawis formed
a prmesslou out of the‘harbr until it
o'clock when the last of the fleet sall-
ed away The dense fog delayed the
start somewhat. but lifted soon after
D‘.ociock
IICOND RIolMINT TIAM WON.
The Second infantry. of New Haven
won the regimental Main stab at the
stats shoot. in New Haven, lsst week
{That company mm stub. pistol match
.3 sad distinguished hummus Install-
333333
on not nistIsIl an account of on
”W“ as” m ,
‘H Mirna: .
. i
Half Price;
Half Price
Men’s Outintl Suits.
Men’s Oulilio Pants.
Children’s Suits. Half Price
Straw Hats. liali Price ,
Youths’ Suits $5.503, Reduced to $5.95.
Men’s Rain Coats. $4.95. $6.95. $10 ‘59
Men’ s Suits. $2.95. $5 95. $4. 95. $6. 639
$7. 59. $9. 95. $12. 59. . ‘
White and Faucu Neoliaee Shirts. 59?.
59 cent Underwear. 59,0
10 doz. Bous’ 500 wuss. at 190'
6 doz. Bons' 50c Nealioee Shirts. at 196
[IXHJHIIS III i III
at a meal saviua.
SELLECK’ & PRICE, 7
At Dibbln's Grocery. Order Suggestions. ' -
Special price on Water-melons to close out, at 26:. 3
Fine awn: Corn. special price. 15c dozen. ' ‘I
Tomatoes. good. at 10c quart.
Potatoes. fine native stock. 25c peck.
Good Peaches. Fresh Cream.
Limited supply of Homo Fresh Eggs. 35c dozen.
New stock of Market Baskets, from So up to 15:.
too Cold Watermelon It So silos. .
Orangss. to close out. at one ce3nt (is) each. , f3
Ono fins old Cheese loft. 20cl '
SOME FIRST OF THE MONTH REFLECTIONS.
The man that pays his bills has his own respect and so far is kbisssln
to himself and others: the man that refuses to pay (where there is s wl
there’s a way). that lives on the substance and labor' of others, In to be
classed with thieves and robbers.
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLB
Tdophono Coll I”.
II
The Paris Cloak 8s Suit House,
33 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT. SOUTH NORWALKI
SMART GOODS ALM OUT ntVllN AWAY.
As we do not carry over from one season to another we are compelled
to “entice the remainder of our sto ck regardless of cost. Come quick. .
as they will not last long and this Is your chance of II lifetime.
Skirts from "90o ”tog;
Rain Coats.inailcolors........... tblto 3
Moon Shirt Waist Suits. former price 515.00 now
While Not Dresses former price 520.00.110': . I
Goals from . .. ..
Sillta.340.00and350.tio. foI 018.603“
Walsts almost given away, from ”clip, a -
flinch Waist: Iticto
.. n...
Illsllellllllloldlllls'i
Now remember the raw cloth“ will cost you more than we charge f
already made.
Come and be convinced.
-. ‘ Its that you familiarise yourssit swith"
- our ”.00 and sio.o3o clothing rats.
by as Occasions! visit to this diet.
“An ounce of fumigation is” worth?
1th!qu
pound of argument."
values.
Norwalk Chronicler