1w
1. _ this evening.
nun—spoon...
Saturday night. apediel' s orchestra
of Bridgeport. will furnish music for
dancing at the Knob.
Mrs. Sophia A. Wood of Wall streetp
- is the guest of Mrs H. R Hobbs. in
New Marlboro;
~Bpecial sale of rented pianos at
greatly reduced prices. Mrs. J. W.
Btudwell. 1
Hugh Bauer has returned to his
home in Brooklyn, after having been
11111151 guest of Leon Gibson of Spring
mat-
Dr. Ward Van Ness of Bridgeport.
was a visitor in townL yesterday and
.1111:th the dance at The Knob, last
11 8
A large number of local pleasure
yachts will go to Cysts: Bay Monday.
with parties aboard. to witness the
great naval ret'iow.
——Fricnds of Trinity Sunday school
may purchase tickets for picnic to lie
held Friday Aug. 31, at M. B Smith
in Co.‘ a, for 35c.
». There will be dancing on the eve-
. ning of Labor Day at the Norwallr
Yacht Club finial-day afternoon there
will be a launch race.
Charles Schuman. the well known
ball player, who is located this season
with the Elizabeth. New Jersey team
is visiting at his home in Norwalk.
A big work car or the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting company came
over from Bridgeport last night and at-
tracted much attention on the local
streets. it had a boiler as a load.
You need a pill? Use DeWitt's Lit-L
tie Early Risers, the famous little pills.
'1-Do not sicken or gripe. but results are
sure. Sold by The Cllliord Phar
‘mscy.
The present week’s bill of vaude-
‘ ville at Roton is taking with the pat-
rons of the Po end5 there was sn-
other large crew on hand last night
to witness it. ‘ .' ' .
After Labor Dayvplans at the Knob
have not been decided but it is under
~Rofreshments for 311nm Sunday
school picnic may be sent 19 steamboat
dock on Friday. Aug 31 at- -8 o'.clock
William F. Korn. who has been in
Newburgh the past tw'o weeks, sent
word home yesterday that he was not
eating as well, though he says it is a
is place there.
Norwalk Eagles are looking forward
with pleasure to next year's National
Uonvontlon. which will be held at Nor-
on. Virginia. and a number hope to
wild. The delegates will be given
freedom of the Jamestown Exposi
Oil.
W
The Danbury In'vincibles defeated
tho Philadelphia Giants. the champion
and team of tho world yesterday
moon. by a score of s to 1. Ernie
ode, who was in the box for the Dan-
lilll'ys, did not secure a strlkeout. but
ms backed up by perfect support.
‘L in this state it. is not comm to
d: n cold. Use t Lisxstlrs
cough syrup, Kennody' s laxative Hon-
ond Tor. No opiates. Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy!
FALLIALYOio FROM IL I "ma.
. ltung hi! 0. boo ovor theri t “We
train cutting brush on his Berln
Mi fl. Rusty. of New Haven. minn
‘ s stroke of paralysis sheet-
" his left side
. swelling quickly followud tho
and psrolysls utlly set in.
tors hsvs boon an arrest the
‘ of the stroke odd it is learn-
at liosly's entire body will be
.1 i.
as.”
ill looking for on honest most”
com os
haunted s shrewd old film.
its times l'd bs satisfied 1i1l
fairsrsd billion honest. a—
to Omrisqrvfiopiosl. ~'- 1
WM
We s hve dsys' llnotice for eviction tb
aim...
' one well ssLLbLlLu. 188 boys pre-
midont F lrbsnlts Dollvm sn
MW”! to 1011000 Persons. 1 1.
. OBAWA'LI‘LOMIE. Kano. August 80.-—-
On the battledei aid of Our/atomic.
Vice President charm W. Fairbanks
today delivered a stirring address to
six thousand persons. The occasion
was the celebration of the fiftieth an-
in which John Brown was :1 central
Vipe President Fa1rbanks said in
‘ mLThis occasion takes our minds back
to a period of dramatic interest in
American history. to s time when the
passions among the people were
deeply stirred. The people could ses
pending contest between the friends
of freedom and slavery for an ulti’
mate supremacy. It was a day of ac
rimorly. of bitterness. of sharp lul-
sea and the patriotism of men.
.“We ll e not come hither to aws~
ken in a y uugencrous sense divio
slons wpich made this spot historic.
but rather to contrast the present with
the past: to recall the heroic service
of men in the interests of homo and
country. to kindle anew our patriotic
seal and to glory in the triumphs of
freedom in America.
“The day of slavery is fast receding.
Its stories and tragedies seem now al
most to be part of mythological lore.
The present wears such a different
aspect from the strained and tragic
past. The shadow of disunlon has
passed and the North and the South
are knitted together by mutual res
pect and. hive of s. common country
and a common flag.
“We face the future radiant with
country greater than it is, greater in
material power. but greateI than all
in the splendid character of its cltl
senships; a country where the domin~
ant note shall be fair play for all the
forces which make for the advance-
ment of a great. righcous people"
Mr. Fairbanks left this atfernoon for
giymx} here he is to
y of the Repub-
lc ran
. . ler or rstsoasouv.
” (Commercial 'l‘elegrophors' Journal.)
“Way‘back in the early '70's, Just
after i had started In the business."
said Tom A. Pinson "l was working
for n railroswitl .s1111l1111s town in Ar-
hsnsus. -
“One ii obtyp‘lc {Arkansas youth
of about 2 yahrs bl into the office.
He was tall and lanky. dressed in
home- spun jeans and was barefootsd.
He told me he had never been in
town before. and the great interest he
' displayed in everything he saw bach-
ed up his statement.
"After watching me pound the key
a while he asked me what i was doing.
i tried to explain to him. and told
him that i could send things over that
wire.
“ 'Do you mean to say you can send
things over that wlre?‘ he asked.
1"! assured him that Icould.
"He went outside. and after lookinu
long and carefully at the wires strung
along the .poles he came back and
sold: "Phat wire might do to send lot-
iera and small packages, but you
could never make me believe it is big.
enough to send a halo of ootton.‘ ”
Delay as n free port until China pro
vides cus s houses on the R
frontier. resulted today in the ham-
her of Commerce hers petitioning tho
consular body to suspend the colloq-
tion of duties at New Ohwsns poodles
the Mfg“ ulstion of ill salaries customs.
The c umber of C
at the present condition threaten!
the ctlsbsnce of New Qhwsng.
HAIIOR VIIW LOT! IOLD.
There was another suction solo of
lots at Harbor Vlsw rm. yesterday.
afternoon st 3.30 o‘clock and «vent
can fine building lots were dis oil
the fast gathering clouds of an im- .
peachtnent of the motives the purpo-
golden promise. resolved lo make our .
cums wnurs cuslgm ourIss‘ l 3
suspsu 1 ._ [1
‘NEW CHWANG,"Augsst 30.--’J!D- ;
an's notification that. it will continue .
MONO Mum” '
of. There are now only thirteen
left of the ssvent y-thrse ode
disposed of sixty in the past
weeks. hovers! new rosldsncss will
erected in the next tow months. Tho
was a concert Ilurin the sole M1
South Norwalll Ban. « T "
Miss Marguerite 'i'snllnsn
mos root. sud M bloom
New svun are e
sck, tho Oranges no
interest; ~
Auctioneer Frederick W. Mitchell 1111“ 1
In our windows are a number of short pants suits for
r6,thst1 om $2. so to $5.13ch odd lots. we are sending them but
at 151.481 and $2. 93-ch unusual bargains; '
nlvsrsary of the Battle of Osswatomlo. *
49 Wall 8h. Norwalk.
Rollo! for strolnsd and tired oyss my be hsd and Isrious houblo
svsrtsd by wosring s pslr of Olll
5| VIM-L .TIIIT.
Tbs ollowlng sham how my it till you dopalt in our
of 11110:; Dog's-gm: and receive 4% compound inmost: ,
it. business sud dross trousers. thoroughly rc-
$11 48. $1.198. $2 918 $3 48
Ls1to
Selling drain. Hay and Feed, in a his. fair. liberal L
way, is our business. Profit is not our only slink-not
quite. We owe much to the public for tho potrgnage
they give—and keenly appreciate it. We take home
things for granted though-ens that South Norwslk de-
pends‘chieny on this store for Good “Grain. Good Service.
And for that you pay us‘iust as little as you would pay
any dealer elsewhere—anywhere. . 1 ‘i
Buy Onto Tints Closn.
g.” ! MANUEL T. HATCH.
— .. died the“ decline was an
1, were study. ,1’
Wm... P. Ieers,
Book and Stationery Stores. .
s be. Main St. So. Not-walk.
Hundreds of Eyes
snobstng overworked as s rssult of application upon work or books.
Propor Clo-coo. Proporiy Arms-ted.
Examination ms.
listening of Lenses Ind sit Rsnsirlug s Specialty.
Os Bo JACKSON, L ~ LL
Options
1 uonwstlc sons.“
11..
lucratish. and all other kinds of fresh fish.
Lona and Round Clams.
‘. shall placeJtL on sale at
tailoring. first have been $s1 go to $151, go into L
iilillliuri Pharmacy
1, which were prominent in yesterday's
: rise were again in active demand this
» H.190; yesterday's c
L lorado Fuel 1
1 Cams spouting through the rotten
L The dogs ran 1msd-unlcn could not
‘ A horse fell dosd~hsonly left
We lid-re shout a hundred boxes of
choice Toilet Soap first has been used
for display purposes and the boron
have bedtime soiled. This week we
a.
100 A Box.
1-H: ensooalc'rlou crows.
'Lr.sI.. 15—2. 1 ..
sans: nnmvnnr sshvrc‘n‘
roosv IN want. eraser.
want. eraser 10:10 a. xiii-mocha
morning. particularly Great Northern
pith. Union Pacific and Pennsylvania
Union Pscidc brought 190% or within
it smalL fraction of its record rice
block of 8.000 sharfs changed ands
oslng was 187%
Great Northern pi‘d.
Paul 1%. and Pennsylvania, Norfolk
and Western, and Ontario and West-
em a point Reading opened at 140
compared with 139% yesterday‘ s final
figures The stock was freely offered
and so lost all of its advance.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.~'l‘he stock
mullet became heavy in tone when
the board room operators began to take
profits. Amalgamated Copper was'
forced down to a fraction below yes-
tordoir's closing. Reading sold down
to 188 8-8. Union Pacific reacted 1 6-8
from the highest and Northern Pacific
sold 1 1-2 under last nigh1.1 1
WALL STREET. N n.—-Stoclts
prices continued to sag in he second
hour owing to the high rates for call
money. At the lower levels Reading
over night lost 2 points smelling 1%
and N. Y. Central. Atchlson and Co
U. 8 Express except-
ionslly improved eight p91 is. Ameri-
can Express 2 and interns i, uni Pump
9 1d its Business bad dwindl ed to al-
most nominal proportion y midday
tintgs ed Bonds
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——8Lpectacu-
lar buying of the Harrlmsn stocks de-
veloped again shortly hem l o’.ciock
causing 1m advance to the record of
191% in Union Pacific and 91% for
Southern Pacific. The general market
which had been sluggish ans drooping
livsned up and rallied generally to
a parity with yesterday a hoot ilgures.
..._._.._._._.1. 1
rue nor. season;
The folks that on the first of May,
Wore Winter coats and hose.
Began to say. the first of dune.
“Good Iaord' how hot ittgLrows!"
At last two Fahrenholts blew up,
And killed two children small
And one barometer shot dead,
A tutor with its ball!
Now all day long the locusts sang.
Among the leafless trees;
Three new hotels warped inside out.
The pumps could only whesse.
And ripe old wine. that twenty years
Hs‘d cobwebbcd o'er in vain.
Litter Joly's best cbsmpagneiL
The Worcester locamotivasL did
That: trip in half an hour.
The Lowell cars ran forty miles
Before they checked the power
Roll brlmstone soon become s drug,
And loco-focus” fell
All asked for ice. but everywhere.
Ssltpeter was to sell. 1 m
Plump men of mornings ordered
‘tillhis,
But. are the scorching noons.
Their candle-molds had grown. as
louse. ,
As Cossack pantsioonsi
try. 1 ,
if wstsr they would choose:
1~lfoor loll‘hct. rusty shoes!
’ The launch but were“ sil torn out
But soon the psoplcpould not bear.
"Tito slightost hint 911m;
llusm to caloric dssw
Aiiscd cs shrugs m;
From Mr
m It. ”“00
And may bschsuurds tried Lsifl
" at command «a mobbed
Th hsLiihoi’L‘o all won $0111
fit!“ is...“uvsisusuuusnsu’
. I .
in,
W
= it 'WQ‘Q
sLs-sssossILLoLIEs-sisins-assessLo
i.umped 5% ato ‘
1 3134 but did not retain its (till "
Vince. Baltimore & Ohio gained 2; St
v s
L s
‘r‘lf ’.~s
Hosd-tod'ootcrs for Msn1snLd Boys.
98 Washington 81., So. ”Milk. 1 ..-..
At Dibbls’ s Store,Saturday.Aug1
500 hrs of Evergreen coco it is each.
Domestlcwlprls les loans. st 506 nook. 1 _
Sumo fins String Bosns slso. .
groan.A Peepers. srps onss..st 15c (lei; 2 dos. for 261:. ~ ”1 L
rs pis
Pickling Poers st 351: bookin- ~ . .
Tomatoes. special prices at 35c in shot. . ‘ . .—1
Musk Melons, good ones, st 5: as ch. ' . ' ‘ _ . . -
Wstsrmslcns, good. st 35o ssoh. fi ‘ .
Finest. Pursst Older Vinegar, 25c psi. ‘
Grssn Gino or floor. 1 1 . .
Mixed Pickling Spices. 10c pkg.
Bwsst Rotate". at 20s I/ pack. it est. ' 1 .
swoot Potatoes, at 25: pack. sacs ads. . . ‘
. White Potatoes, at 20c puck; 75:: bushel. 1 '
Now let Shoulders Just in. bright sud right.
‘ All solid in Pork for chowder and other purposes. 1
Octagon soap. (with coupon). 2 cskss fol-ac .
What will It be? Hope to serve and pious.
LORENZO mas
{Mill M'
Telephone Call 26-4. 1..
21 Pounds Granulated Sugar. 4~
BEST POTATOES, PER PK. .......... ..... .................
FANCY SWEET POTATOE8,PER PK. ..... ............;
MILK.3OAN8.................. ... .,.1....... ..‘
FORCE OR H 0. OATS. 8 PKQS. .. some .. ‘
MASON FRUITJARSJ’IRDOZ...‘ ...... .‘....... ... .... ...‘..11LL1.;‘:;.
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES-1 ‘ ‘ ‘
uquD eaccEsv courii
so North Main St.,
80. Norwslk.
Phone 143.1
1 actors iron .11
Bowkor' s Fertilizers»...
B. Horshfiold ‘& $16
it
4'.
11153,
Blue Stone woke Laid. a
Cinch Guitar and Portugal;
R j'ymo?‘
mo list-walk. stmford, 1
MM. 0mm. SEPT. 4. 1906.
0mm snob Ivory our for toroilnlonf of.
”OK! AND "A TWA? full.
fond for coolness and callous doors ‘
. 1 If. I.
. L11ss1n1s on 1113ng ass as dishin-
1 Home Ems-r o uses.
Norwalk Chronicler