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(Ital News lattes.
Miss Agnes Rochtord spent Sunday
It Brookiield.
Miss Viola Byxbec was a visitor in
traitord yesterday.
A. J. Collins and Company received
a carioad of stoves to-day.
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Miss Helena Milicrd is spending a
couple of weeks In itidgetield.
Misses Catherine and May Collins, oi
Dunbar-y, .with John .Mnhoney. Spent
Sunday in South NorWalk. ,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. ii. O'Connell. of
Paterson. N. .l.. visited the Misses
O‘Connell, of Spring street.
Charles Everett, of Waterbury. who
has been the guest. of Lansing Odell.
of East avenue. left town today for
Fort Yoyne, Indiana.
The first regular meeting of thc
Norwulk Chapter, D. A. IL, will bc
held at Historical House. Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Seymour
have returned to their home here at
ter a very pleasant vacation trip to
points of interest along the Hudson
river.
Chester Sanford will leave Norwalk
tomorrow for Hamilton. New York.
where he'wiil enter Colgate Univer-
sity. Mr. Sanford intends eventually
to bcromc a civil engineer.
’I‘he freshman and sophomore base.
ball tennis ol‘ the South Norwalk pub-i
Iic scho Is have arranged to play a'
game i Not-walk Amusement Park.’
Wedne uy afternoon at 8:30 o'clock.
A clo 'dcontmt Is cxpcctctl. and the ad-
mins) m will bc tree.
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A very hot and very inicrcsting ball
game was played ycstcrduy bctwccn
“Siiiirty” ilyxbce's team and the tcaml
organized by “Butch" Mayo. 'I‘bc'
'inune took place in Springwood and
icsultcd in a victory for the Mayo as.-
gregution by a scorc of 31 to 30.
’I‘. "oillns, who has been Sii'k
with A ever since July. was able
to u-..“ rst visit, to South Nor-
walit. ~ycstcrduy. He looks as well as
cvcrubut has not completely regained
his strength. His brother, iicrnurd
Collins. has not. yct hecn able to sit up.
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but is Lillllli, aionasi‘é).
That the numhcr of‘dcuths from
drowning and accident, in the latter
instance along the lines of the trolley
and stcam roads of the state, has bccn
cxccptionally largc during the past
summer, is amply proven by the rc-
port of Sci-rotary ’l‘owusend. oi iho‘
Siatc Board of Health. for August.{
which cnuuicratcs thc dcaths
from accidcutu and violence at ill). or
Inorc than thrcc for each calendar
day. This total is only oxcecdcd by
the liliililit‘l‘ of deaths from Infantile
diseases. and from consumption and
nervous tichascs. A large proportion
of thc drowutans of the month occur—
rod on Saturdays, Sundays and Moli-
Ililyil, 'l‘hc hcalth report for August
nluo showcd that in all towns of the
atatc thorc was typhoid fever.
SECRETARY ROOT lN LIMA.
LIMA, l’cru. Scot 37.~Socroinry
Root made an cxcclicnt impression up-
on ull clnsscs of society during the
few days of his Peruvian stay. The
street crowds uuvc him an ovation you.
terday In Lima and (lullno. Over 300
prominent pcruoua including Foreign
Miuiutcr l’rndo. othcr members of the
cabinet and i'orclgn diplomat.» bade Sc.
crctury Root an affectionate farewell
at the wharf. As the last bouts which
accompanied the (.lharlcntown down I
the. harbor dropped behind. Secretary
Root. from the deck of the American
crninor. culled “ I’ct‘u"
STAMFORD PASTOR CALLED. ',
i-i'i‘AMFnllD, Slept i7.~«itov. A. Eu.
gene Bartlett. pastor or the local Unl- l
wranliut Church. has accepted it call
to the Church of thc itcdccmcr in Chi-i
cage. where he cxpccis to take up his
dutiec on December 1. iiov. Mr.
iiurtlett. came here from Manchester.
N. it, two ycarn ago and is prominent
in the tluivcrsaitsl Church. A meeting
of the church will be held on Friday
night. when union on the resignation
will be taken.
ant—n
GENERAL DOROBHEVBKY BHOT.
WARSAW. itunslun Poland. Sept.
i'i.~—~Genornl Doroahevuity. president at
the courtmnrtiul which on September
16 condemned twu revolutionisu to
death by naming. was shot at and
wounded in the thigh while drivinx
here i . The would-he nasal-in
8W. El
ARE YOU, INCURRD 7
it can be don. at» mall I
not protect your-om
For .10 you can insure your Furni-
ture and Hounhold Goods for (hm
your: against tan or damage by Fire
to the amount of $350.00 and In that
proportion tor a. larger cum.
Very Rupeettutty,
TAYLOR C COLDEN,
Real Estate and Inwranco Agents,
74 Washington Strut,
Telephone No. «213-2
When
cost wh
Stamford. -' Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS:
School-noun well equipped. well
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing. Athletics.
iLLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
COP WAS EMBARRASSED.
Woman Asks for Help and in Re-
fused.
New Haven policemen are uskcd
many peculiar questions almost cycry
day. One of the clty'u ilncst who
stands gnurd over an important 01*th
walk III the heart oi’ the city. and who
asks that his name hc not mcntioncd
said:
. "Last week a woman came up to me
and usltcii how many chlhircu Ihc prcir
ident has. ’l‘hat same day another wo-
man lcd a little dog up and ushcd me
where shc could sell it. When i said
I didn't know "shc wcnt. away ludi-
nmtl. One of the quccrcst questions I
Was chr usltcd, howcvcr. culuc from a
woman last Thursday utternimn. Shc
sioppctl on tho corucr and ni'tcr hositnt‘
ing a moment. asked:
"()iiiccr. is my dress buttoucd bcr A
tween the shoulders?"
“’i‘hcrc were two buttons uni‘astcncd
and i told her so."
“Thank you." she said.
studied a minute.
"i wonder who i can gct, to button
thcm?" she asked.
“I don‘t. know, lady," i said.
Inc."~Ncw I'iuvcn imadcr.
rI‘hcn she
"Not
YOUNG MEN FORM A CLUB.
South Norwalk Organization Rented
Rooms in Lauder Block.
A number of South Norwulk young
men are at pi'csoni. iutcrcstcd in ihc
formation of a new social and uthiclic
club. which will be similinr in churucv
icr to the Nutmcg Club. or Norwulh.
No liquor and no namhllnc or any kind
will bc allowed in thc club. rooms for
which huvc lu'cu rcntcd in thc intudcr
Block.
'l‘hcrc is some talk of consolidation.t
with tho l’nslinto Alhictic Club. nl’
Rust Not-walk. which has duitc a num-
ber of iiiciiiiwl‘rz and from tho way in
which iliosc willing to join :irc Hi'zlli‘
tying willingness to do no lbc ncw
club will start most mtspiciously. %
MASTER OF ARMS BEATEN.
Mutinous Sailors on Cruiser Cleveland
Seriously Injure Officer.
NORFOLK. VII. Scpt iT.-»~w\\'lth the
departure oi cruiser (llcvelund from
the navy yard the story of IuIItInous
conduct on the part of the numbcr oi
the crew lwcame public. it is reliably
ropot'tcd that wIIiIc, thc cruiscr was
mulling hasty prcparations to lcavc
this yard Friday night a numbcr ot‘ hc
crow objchcd Io disciplinc of a mustcr
of arms and gave him an untucrcii’nl
bcating. The condition of the man
was such that he was not t-xpcctcti
to live and Assistant Suracon i.cwi.~:
Ii. \thclcr. uitnchcd to tho t‘lc‘.‘cluull
was hastily summoucd to attcnd him.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. C. ’l‘. IIICliiI‘S'I‘iC/ili.
Mrs. (‘. 'l'. Ilcinpslcnd. whom- dcath
occurrcd 'I‘hui‘sday uttt-rnouu at hcr
iatc rcstdcncc. Mapic urcuuc. (lico-
brook, “as tho wife of V. ’I‘, iivmp
slcoil. formcrly grin-rut pnnncnucr
uncut oi' the New York. Now iinrcn
and liuriiord railroad. Shc was u no
man of sterling nualiticn and was
much bclovcd by thosc who know hcr.
Mrs. Ilcmpsll-ad bud bccn u Kl'l‘itl aul'»
tutor for ti. numbcr oi yc..rs and cs-
pcciully for the past two yours. but
had boruc her alchncuu unrompluln-
lugly. Shc is aurvlwd by her husband
and throw children. t‘. Ii. llompatcnd.
who is promincntly cunncrtcd with tho
New Haven road; Mrs. i'icrbcrt Smyih.
of Iiridgcport, and Miss Alida Hcmp-
stcmi, of (licuhrook. 'I‘hc t'uucrui was
hcld at tht» iicmpstcnd homo Sunday
morning at 9:>Ifi~‘t)'t'lnt'k. nud‘lhc in.
tcrmont was in Fair Haven.
FUNERAL 01" ROBERT .1. BROWN.
’l‘hc funeral of thc. late Iiobort .i.
Brown. was Iicld at 2 o‘clock Saturday
cvouing from his late rcuidonco. L’
(irove strait. ilcv, Hugh ii. Curpcntcr
omciutod. The remains Wore taken to
Dunhury, yesterday morning for ihtcr-
moat.
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ITALIAN CRUISER“ OFF WAOHING~
TO .
WABIIING'J‘ON. Supt, l7.-—~'I‘ho Iin»
lion crulucr it‘icrcmoun. ilcur Admiral
Roborlu Cnii cotulunmiinu. came up
the t'lvcr yesterday and is anchored or!
the gow-rumcnt ummnl. Oiiirini calls
were cuclumncti hoiwcon Admiral (tall
and the commandant or the navy yard
and today the ndmirnl and his Mutt
will any n viult to the italinu cmhmr
fly. 'the Navy Department and other
sovermcnt buildings.
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PostCards.
l2 New Views of Nurwalk
and South Norwalk.
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Fall F1x1ngs -. for
Men Who Know
There’s no average of taste in dress. If there were, it would be
a simple matter to provide acceptable fixings.
In consequence, our presentment of Fall Fixings is so wide in
its range. that all tastes are tickled; the easy-to-please man to the
iussiest fellow will find exactly the Neckwear, Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery
and Underwear he wants in our collection of the newest and best.
The show is ready. To see it is moot acquainted with what‘s
what in fixings. No obligation to buy [jecausc you look.
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— You can spend a half-hour profit/ably with our new Fall Suits,
Top Coats and Hats. l
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no.“ 80. MAIN ST. ' TEL. CALL 632-2.
You can buy Grain and Feed for more money. or you can
pay elsewhere, the price we ask. But you cannot equal
anywhere. the good quality 0! our grains or the good scr-
vlce We give.
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Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Wc are near—r
Justus far as the ‘
ncarcst Icttcr~box
or lclcphonc.
POST CARDS.
Several New Views—«Just Received.
at
Wm. P. Beers,
Books, biationcry and Engraving. .
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
Merrill Business Colleges,
South Narwalk. Stamford. Port Chester.
FALL OPENING. SEPT. 4. I906.
Offlau open Every Day tor Enrallmont of Students.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Sand for Cataloaua and College Journal.
M. A. Morrlll. Principal.
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L CA L A N D WOO D
AGENTS FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
122 WATER RTR'EWV "K I“.
As A RULE
The Leon Pcroonai Interest on the Part of
the Executor. the Better for the Eu
tote. Therefore a Trust Co. in
the Ideal Executor. ,
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The South Noraalk Trust Co.
9; WASHINGTON as.“ scum nonwamt.
.llill...
~ viliic and Nashville and
‘ shares.
' i. hillcy. of Waterbury.
YOUR
PRESCRIPTION
TRADE
WATCH THIS
SPACE EACH
WEEKYOUA
WILLSEE.
HE VILLTELL'YOU-
every way.
Special drugs needed in the prepara-
tion of prescriptions for severe cases‘
can always he found at. this Pharmacy.
wilds is one reason why physicians}
t'ccouuucnd us for prescription (tiling
—»anothcr reason In our Cnrei‘ulucss.
Prescriptions filled and delivered
promptly.
Illll titan Pittman,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
EL. 15—2.
FREE DELIV QIIY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘llldiG’I‘. it).iil a. m.~—Pric-
cs of sterile advaurcd on large opening
comparcd with Willi. Saturday. and
Amalgamated ("oppcr \vcrc ihc most
conspicuous. Iv‘irst sulcu of Reading
were of i2,otltl shares at '52 and 153%.
compared with lilting aSturday. and
thc stock subsequently got no 11/4.
Six thousand seven hundred shares of
Amalgamated (‘oppcr sold at iii and
compurcd with 1127». on uSlur-
day. Anaconda l‘tist‘ til-2: Lot-mitotirc
l'illx: Smelling: lid; Ilvlawnrc and Hud-
son 1. and Southcrn I'ilt'illt', Louis-
iwud large
Irattions.
WALL S'I‘Illiil’i‘. li a. iii."‘TIlI.‘
siorhs which wrrc most ('01lt‘l'lii'lltiliri at
tho opcning ruinincd ilr(‘<('iilllii'lii't- in
the markct and othcr stocks wcrc udd-
cd. Reading was lhc most imcrcsting
i'culurc. the dclnund for thc Hiori; be
coming so urgcnt that it jumpcd from
1:33 to tint on Ihc purchasc of 2lltl
The top prim was iz'ri i-‘l. u
again oi‘ ihrt'i' points. Railroad cquip-
mcnt stocks ucrc buliuht heavily. us
wow the morc promiucnt metal
stocks. The Ki‘ilt'l‘ill railroad group
did not ilgun- promincntly in thc [illit-
itct. but showed gcucrul lmpriwcmcnt
of a good t‘ructiou. I'lxlcnsiic protit
taking III Reading. which torccd it
back ncarly a point. put a curb on the
nbvancc and [bore was sump rcm»
sion. Distillers" Sccuritics lcll ‘2,
\\'.\l.l. S'l'lllilri'l‘. Noon.~ Now
stocks Iiccnmc strong in Iotzlllou and
on spurts ot‘ furious activity. Ilcadlng
and sonic oi' the other curly lcndciu
\vcrc t‘orccd back by i'cnlizing. I’i‘lili~
sylvania's udvnucc of i“... was on cumu
Iuous dcalings. ’i‘hc trans-routincnial
stocks camc next. St. Paul rising 2*...
Union Pacific L‘ and Southcrn l’nciilc
Hg. \‘irainla Iron rose 7‘12. Anuconfl
da ti, \‘ulcan Iictlnniug ptd. it. and a
Immbcr of others from i to 2. l'niicd
States Rubin-r. Hide and llraibcr ptd.
and (‘orn Products pill. icll l to iii.
The reaction in llcudiug ran to 2
points. llonds wcrc iiriu.
WALL S'i‘llidi‘YI‘, i p. IuSpccnia-
lion quictcd down dutin: thc noon
hour and lltit'ltltillmis wur.» mum-ally
trivial.
LONDON. Brpt l'.‘.~'l‘hc I'nitcd Hill-
tcs secured $2,Ilibl,biltl in gold tit-day,
this amount bclng nearly all the oticr~
lug on the umrltct.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
a.”—
Expected That Catonel i. M. Uilman
Will Nominate Woodrui‘i.
'I‘hc .‘cu’ lilivcn dclcgntion to tho
llcpnblicnu Siatc convention. which
will in» bold in Ncw llurcu on Wctlncs.
day and 'l'hursday. has not and for tin-
rcuson that t'oloncl i. M. lliluluu has
bccn cout‘lncd to his bod with nylon
mum of pin-muoula. lie was at busi-
lions Saturday and it won atlttcd that.
thc Incctluu or the delegation would
probahlv hc III-Id tomorrow. it in uu‘
deraiood that uithcr Coloncl lilltuau or
Major 'i‘ilson will nominate (‘olouoi
Woodrulf for governor.
'i‘hcrt- in now no oucstion an to the
makeup of to rcpuhllcun ticket. and
although llit‘rc may be some council
tion to Senator Lilli" for licuteuunt-
uovcrmh'. thorn in no doubt M to bill
uclcrtlon. When he carried ilnriiord
the opposition to Itlu candidacy mct
its Wutcrhm. 'i‘hc ticket as it is made
up in given herewith.
Il‘or (Iovcrnor-AI-ilolin R. Woodrulf. of
Now Iiavcu.
For i.icutcnnutHowl-nor.» Evorolt .1.
Luke. of Hartford.
For 'i‘rcuuururmii‘rmnmn F. i’aiir-u.
oi' Sailord.
For accruinry or Hinitw'i‘heodore
iltxionwcin. at New London.
For (temptroiierw-Thomns D. iirud-
street, oi ’I‘Iiomnnton.
For AtMrncy-t‘lcncrninnl‘titiu ll.
lioicomb. oi Soniiiugion.
For Cnuarcnsmuu at inrnewtlcorzn
OOCCIR LEAGUE MIMIC.
Swan Club. Hanna-nun at Cry-uln-
ion in Antonin Inturduy.
ANEIONIA. dept i7.-~1‘M trounced
rut soccer or Association Mamba"
Mamie wan organized at a meeting at
seven clubs horn yofletdlti’. represent.
ing Waterbury. Bridgeport. Now the
yen Anaemia and Naugntneh. A coin:
mitten was appointed to prepare n
achedulo. it is unlimited that the
neuron will own Dunbar 1. Next. Sun-
nny afternoon another meeting will be
held here to mmninw the omnisc-
tion, by which time It is ulcerated the
learns will include ton «in it.
It with reruns: rho Joy.
rum. ‘
iqmwing that we can please you in.
1 frigerator Eggs, real good. 284: 1101.
ASOMETHING
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373.530.. mgr/45‘
o q . 5“”7 C
- It uri-o or 'z ausr renounce-”menu
TIGE WILL SOON BE HAPPY, BU
WILL COME BACK.
THE CREATOR OF DUSTER BRO
WORLD’S HIGHEST PAID ARTIST
ARE GLAD THEY WILL BE HERE
LIEVES IN TRUTH. WE Do. WE M,
EVERY MERCHANT MUST. WE
PRICES”-EXCEPT 0N bRoKEN s
OVERLOADED, WE MAKE PRIC
BEGINNING. we WISH To MAK
DOESN’T? BUT WE CAN MAKE
AT A FAIR PROPIT'AND DOING A Ina
NE55. HELP YOURSELF BY MAKqu‘a oua v:
LARGER. WE: INVITE You To LooK EAC'
AT MR. OUTCAULT’S CARTOONS.
RESPECTFULLY,
SELLECK e PRICE,
95 WASHINGTON smear, souruitoa
Art Dibble’s Grqc'
EXACTLY SO. A WORD ABOUT Ed“
Do not fear to use my 28¢ per (lo: Eggs. I'm not
good ones. These Eggl are all right tor many cookin ” H
in lo doz. are bad. And if you should get one, I make“
New York State Eggs. fancy. fresh selected Eggo,
30c (102.; 32c doz. here.
Butter now costs 255/; to 26:: whole sale. ‘Ilo born «A
Fine, selected 1' ,
Finest Peaches. $1.40 basket—should be non to In an
Fine Tomatoes. a few basket: at. 40c bukot.
Don't forget our Cold Sliced Boiled Hum—very and.
Job in: Hard Head Cabbage, small,but good, so or 2 for
usefu.
LORENZO or
Telephone Gina's-4.
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FANCY swear POTATOES, pan PK. l
wuma POTATOES, PER PK. '
BEN HUR noun .. ..... P‘In BA
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JONES' AND PILL88URY'8 FLOUR. .
FIR BAG
MILK,3CAN8 '
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inst-.acuunutnvusLuv-usuatl
UNITED GROCERY
no North Main St,
80. Norwaik.
Phone 143.
mNew Cu:
for Fall Mini! W
urn ROW ready and TOW'GIOIII NW "119“.
nun.
“it “Pi“
found in tlih vicinity. "
it you urn looklnx tor (inclusiveness; novelty
ion for variety and moderates“; at price. Thin
mum of our: will unruly interest you.
A.J.C0J
tin-u non-m mm brash ‘
Norwalk Chronicler