WHAT R FORECAST.
For 11115111111111.1111 vicinity: Cloudy
and showers tonight Friday clear
lair. An area of low‘ pressure in the
Lake region is producing cloudy and
showery mother in the central and
eastern sections Areas of high pres»
sure are central over Nebraska and
the South Atlantic States. Conditions
favor for this vicinity warm. muggy
weather, with light local showers,-
followed by clearing on Friday. The
temperature changes will he cllght
Miss Carrie Stevens. of Norwalk,
000110 Satuiday and Sunday In Ridge-
131
Mrs. Samuel Stevens. of Rodgefleld,
is the guest of her daughter, to Nor-
walk. -
Mrs D. H. Miller Jr., of South N01-
walk visited relatives I11 Georgetown
last week.
--All untrimmed shapes, now 250
and 500; sailors. 1300, at Miss Hutchin-
son‘s. 80 Washington street.
A meeting of Lincoln Council No.
4, Order of United American Mcchan
ics, will be held tomorrow evening at
8 o’clock.
——Fresh Mackerel.
14c 10.. at New
York Market.
The Misses Mary and Bessie Gil-
bert of Ridgcfleld have returned to
their home In Norwnlk- alter a week's
visit in town.
_.__.¥..__
The Misses Crowflts. of Locust.
avenue. Port Chester. who have been
visiting friends in South Norwalk.
have returned home.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, will meet
tomorrow with Mrs S Milton Stevens,
17 li‘airflcld avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Raymond and
Mr. Raymond's iiiotlienloriiicrri1sl-
denis of South Norwalk, are the
guests of friends in town.
Neighbor Camp, Woodmen of Ameri-
on will meet tomorrow night at the
hall in south Main stiect. when tho
installation of oiliccis is expected to
take place.
Thomas Downes and James McKin-
non. who have been spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs M Lee, of Summit
street. have returned to their borne
in New York. 1. '
——-Wcak l‘ish, 10c 1b.. at New York
Market.
. William Madden and son, of Phila-
‘ dolphin. have been the guests of John
Madden. of Railroad .11 cnuc The visi-
tors have now retruncd to their home
accompaniedfiy Miss lsubclla Hadden.
The jury commissioners Lyman S.
Catlin. former Sheriff Robert l. Clar~k
son and Clerk W. R. Shelton. of the
Superior Court, postponed their meet
has from last Monday until next Mon
11y. '
...;
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U. S. 3. Olympia. the ship that head-
ed the victorious war fleet in Manila
bay. carrying ilic flag of Admiral De
1vv1'. on May 1. 1898. arrived in the
ileum harbor at New London, yester-
1.11
The W. C. ’l‘. U. will hold its parlor
meeting with Mrs. Richard Irwin. Iii
New street. ldnst Norwaik. tomorrow
afternoon at :1 o’clock slinrp. Visitors
are always weir-1111111 to any of these
meetings. Refreshments will be
served.
~-A grunt reduction in 'l‘rlinniod
liais. $1.011. $2,911 and $3.98; former
prices $4. $0 and 0810 Miss Hutchin-
son‘s. 80 Washington sli'cct.
fir-1111111111 l and 6 o‘clock this morn-
i111: several hundred feet of new trol-
ivy truck was laid in Wall atrcet. Nor-
walk. To assist the work arc lights
1111-111 (“1111' Ibntad along the section. As
11 result of putting in the rails during
11111 night there was no delay to trnf
1111. The new track in much heavier
than the old.
Congressman ill ..l'. Hill. at tile next
session of 0011111101111. will introduce a
bill changing the name of this custom
district f1om b‘nirficid in Bridgeport.
that city being the principal port of
‘1001' The district wlion established
in 171111 01.111111111111111 Frilrtleld 111 the
principal town. but things have chang-
cd store their.
'l‘bo Fiiii'fieid customs district. which
Includes Fairlinld 111111 ldlcllflelil conti-
tloc allows an Increase of "5 not cent;
in rcrciptn for tho year ending June
30.1‘ii11 receipts Wore 0206. 000.05. 1111
against 301700.101 for the your pro-
vioua. "I111 value of the imports for the
year lust closed was 0724, 000. Bridge
non. handled the, largest amount of
business of our port in the state. Two
lines of considerable increase have
booming lion and souvenir post cards.
Cornelius Pierce. bookkeeper at the
Fairliold CounivNaiional think. wit
nestled the rear end collision on the1
1111111111111 Division. Tuesday evening.
1111111111 iiiiiiiiiliiip occurred Mr. Plot-cc
warmth ‘0‘ iifde porch of his home. 111111
back of which the railroad 111111111111. and
had a this view of it Mr. Merge was
astonished that no one was killed. 0110
mm 11111111 down the bank in 11 1101111
and Mr. l’lci‘ce believed that he. at
most. 11110 the life knocked out of
m. 4 ,
:rohd.”
111111-1011 711A ' +1.: 0531' I
to be bought elsewhere at thé same
prices. floods of the kind and quality
which will bring you here again when
you want more.
TOILET REQUIS‘ITES
are 011-11 11113111 our la‘rgcl stock but we
consider it moorlant and strive to
sell the finest goods at the smallest
prices.
Nkaka'
8 North Main ”Street. Tel. 020-4
“Nwm_-_.w__~ ...”... -.....
Mrs. John W Weiss and daughter.
Almlra, have good, to Bunion, Penn. to
spend the remainder of the summer.
There was a. good sized attendance
at The Knob last evening, to enjoy the
dancing. Music was furnished by
Linchilei’ s Orchestra, of South Nor
walk. Bentley's orchestra, of Biidge-
port. will play Satuiday afternoon and 1 3-
evening.
DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSE81;
...—......
Wife of Former Chicago Clergyman '
Was Thought to Have Been
Poisoned.
‘1. 1711'. ‘0!
Prices positively thew lowest.
:01: North Main St.
Also Sole Agent for the RAC
A. 1...
419a ‘
North Main Street.
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LONDON, July 10 ——A iniy In the
Konsingtoii coroner’s court today ren~‘
tiered a verdict of "death from natural
causes" In the case of Mrs. Hancock. 1
wile of Walter Swinburne Hancock '
formerly an Episcopalian clergyman
of Chicago. who died Muich 23 last.
the cause of death being certified as
appendicitis
of the woman’s son who is a lawyer,
the body was exhumed and he testified
at the inquest that he thought iinn-‘
cock poisoned his wife in order to ob-
tain her property. The analysis of
' the contents of the stomach showed
no trace of poison. 1
Dr. Wilcox testified that he had not
found the slightest trace of poison in
the stomach. Death. he added. was
due to heart. failure. There was no
trace of poison In the medicine bottles
submitted to him.
Piior to this testimony DI. Gavl‘oiil.
who was present at the original post-
mortem examination. was qucs 1illoned
by counsel for the dcnd‘ s woman 1; son
The witness expressed the opinion that
death was due to heart firlluro "induc-
ed by some menus which came on
slowly and progressivelv." He did not
believe this was due to natural causes.
In reply to a direct question of coun-
sel, "What do you suggest poison?"
Owing to the suspicions ‘
Norwaik. All cases will receive
free of charge.
low 111131 per pair for ONE WEEK
lils honest opinion of the slate of
glasses unless positively necessary.
001cc hours from 8: 00 a. in
Have your eyes examined by
Come In and get icpualnted. 1
”WQYEYFJIIEAHF, 50°C”:
Dr. Gaylord answered.
“Yes poison might have effect on'
the heart but leave no trace in the
body"
On cross-examination Dr, Gaylord
again expressed the opinion that the
.1111th of Mrs; Hancock was accelerated j
by improper moans He admitted. how
ever, that tlrcic was nothing to show
that there was any poison In the house 1
at the. time other death, nor anything
to suggest that Mr. linnlrock had ad-
ministered anything io his wife.
'l‘lit1 coroner in shunning up, said.
that the son's suspicious and the doc-
tors statement of the possibility of.
poisoning 1111111111111 the inquest, 1111111111 you are prepared to build at on cc, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
”‘9” V“""“ not strangers in South Norwalke-Harbor View Beach and Har-
her View Park. and now the bust of all. HIGHLAND PARK.
suspicions wcio now proved to be
groundless.
The jury rendered
without leaving the box.
llllllf‘m‘it. who was born in England.
went to America in the early eighties
and hold several pastorn'tcs, includ-
ing that of St. John's Church, Mou-
trcnl. lie was married to Mrs. (truce
Jonca. widow of Paul 'l‘owulcrici Jones.
of New York, in 11507.
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When there in the slightest indica
lieu of indignation heartburn. llaluI
lencc or any for 111 oi“ stomach trouble
take 11 little Kodol ormrsloiinlly until
you will be afforded prompt relief
Sold by The Clifton] Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
CONFERENCE OF‘ STATION
AGENT -
a
Railroad M011 Met In Supt. C. 0. El-
well'l Office Yesterday Morning.
About 20 station intents from llit‘
principal stations on the “Shore lilac.
division of the New Haven road Worn
called to Supt. C. C. ldlwcll'a office, in
New 11111110011. yesterday, and irivon 11 .
long lecture over the necessity of
promptly i‘novlnir cars at. their stations.
1 The democratic low whichis now In
effect provides that the New Haven
must pay 550 cents per. Idiom for every
car of any other road from the time
it comes onto this 101111 till the time
It leaves. Formerly their- was a grad .
tinted demurrinzo 001101.11 nominal
charge at first increasing 1111 the limo
a car was held lncrcnned. Now 11 flat
rate 11111111191111 established which starts
'frcniitho time a car 1111111111 on the
There is now no penalty for
whooping It car a long time beyond the
fee of 150 cents per diom.
Superintendent of Car Service [1.1“
Currier. of New Haven. wns present.
and answered questions put to him
and explained any point not under.
stood by the agents. It was explained
how important it was to get 0111111 1111-
loaded and away from the stations. In
fact the whole conference was held
in 1111 effort to 1110i the 11111011111 to realise
the importance of quick work in mov-
ing cm.
Following the talk which was held
111- Superintendent ministry «office. an
adjournment was taken t the dialog
room of Norwich line 1110 tour Cheater
W. Chopin lying at the Norwilic lIns
pier. The steward of the boat pre.
pared an elaborate 010110. Which was
Ivaricus trains to their stations.
Riven hearty justice by the agents.
After the dinner the ralirmui took the
We are now developing this
Icated on the high land, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restrected, and divided into half acre lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
owu YOURHOME
lby purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan.
Associated Bin
If S. liina Pres.
'i
' New Rochelle, N
. HERE'S A BIG LIST OF 3151?.
Ladies” Muslin Petticoats. $1.
Misses Bathing Suits. $0. 95.
ticnt‘s $1.00 liatliin
'l riliilts and Suits (cased
11111-1111 t. body, 10 and 20001.
'l'lON.
SEATTIJII. Washington. July 10.“-
With hundreds of delegates already in
”11510in and with more due today. the
23rd annual international convention
of the Christian Endeavor began here
yesterday. Delegated from every state.
in the Union and from many foreign
. countries are in «11111111111100. The con:
volition was ushered In last night with
the presentation of Handel's Messiah.
MW
ONLY CURE PO?! DYIIEPSIA.
M110. Franklin Dunn. of New Castle.
Dot. says: “i suffered for 70111111 with
dyspepsia. used to have crest distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took braailian Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me. ceiupletcifg'
For sale by It. H. Pintuteddf 1. i111:
tar and The Clifford Pharmacy. '
Oi
We 1111‘ heart and soul 1111.. “the business of supplying your summer needs.
REFRIGERATORI Oil. STOVEB. HAMMOCKB. PORCH CHAINS, BET—
TEES. VERANDA SCREENS. DOOR SCREENS.
*‘LAWN MOWSRS, lCS CREAM FREEZERS, PlAzzA hues. WILLOW
ruusaAi. 01111107011 Ann EMIALMER.
. South Nonvaik. Conn.
Lflllfldtl Fain Italians lust tinned
One horse-$45.00, $55.00 And $65.00.
Two horse—$65.00. $75.00. $05.00 and $90.00.
CARRIAGE Bumpers AND DEALER 1. 1
Horse Candi 01111011111011.1111. '_ X
Special Announcement I
Dr. James T Godfrey. our specialist, has arrived from our New“
York Examining elites, and Is prepared to make export oxamiuations‘
of eye defects at our office and store I11 the Opera House Block. So. 1
Glasses. if needed. WI
United American Opticians, Inc.
WEST ST. AND SCBIBNER AVE,
South Norwalk
252 Huguenot Street,
.Y. '
Ladiis Bathing $1105.02.” to $5.00.
gb‘uit'c,690. ,
AVIIIJIS for New l1lcn.l’att 110.100.
0111110111111 1111611111101: ebuvea.‘ ‘
wiuoow ceased?
“tails
1101.111 11101111111. ‘ .f‘t’l. 1
iii“ it“.
his [fin-tonal attention absolutely
be suppliod‘nt prices as"
ONLY. Di. Godfrey will give you“
your eyes. and will not prescribe 1’
to 8: 00 p. or. Saturday until 10 p. in.
this specialist. while be Is lien-1.:
Factory 110 'Eaiii 230 Ch. N‘. Y.‘
'1:.g},111.fi .1 -
.1. 1
choice residential property. lo~
If.
at til linkers,
frcdarick Jenkins. Iran.
T111823
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CIALS‘BRIMFUL 0F INTER»
EST TO SUMMER SHOPPERS. I ‘
:15 to $4. 50.
Wit. OPPOBE NOMINATION.
AM) Y. July 10.“ Miami y has
doritlrar 1 of the Senate. said today.
that he would 0110000 on the senate
floor the confiriiiuiion of the nomina-
Anburn. as 11 member of the Public
Service Commission In the Second
011111110. , .
tor firmly 1111111 he did not 11111
pact. to oppose the confirmation of any
of the other nominations.
A WONDERFUL HAPPININOQ
Port Byron, N. Y.. 11111 witnessed one
or the most remarkable 0110011 of heal-
ing over recorded. Amos It. kins. or
that 011100. says: "Buclilen'a Arnlcn
Salve cured 11 110110 on in log with
Which 1.1000 suffered over 0 years.
m WEAR FERFEOT~ LENSES~
’ Norm”: Amusement P0110
tion of» cit-Mayor 'i‘hoinus M. Osborn. .ol .
1117;305:1000 111 ‘ 11‘
Old Frank M011 cash. of halyard. -
If. Rogers with a shotgun last l‘l‘lw.
30'
at the 11011111 tat
M00500 see 1110 100111
0 Will have a preliminary
yard Monday. July 22.
11 Deputy Sheriff
1m .
this city. Young
11.1.
PUBLISHED
PRICES
OF GOODS IN OUR LINE
(Quality Equal)
given in Mali Catalogues or
Newspaper AdI.1vili be 10111111
equally as low and many times
lower at
“011101 B. Hoyt,
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
. '7 Refractlng Optician.
. -8
msasuan 103511134 want no
United Bank Building.
Tel. 308112. ’
WEAR PERFECT LENSES
we Are 111111111 .
A11 Opening
‘.
into new business and acquiring new
customers daily because our (111in pa.-
trons have spread the fact that our
goods our methods iind oui prices
have given complete satisfaction. 0111
customers therefore. are our best ud-
vcrtlsers. and We know when we in-
duce a new patron to enter the store
that he or she will leave it as an
ambassador from us to send us furth-
your first chill——
"111 A. .I. Ingevlnc 081m 00‘.
FURNITURE. ETC
m Wuhlnnton Street.
.0001 Nomlk. Donn
(lAMUSEMENTS D
1 , -...
Hov'r’s THEATRE.
Every Evening This Week.Exccptl1\g
Tuesday.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. ;
IMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE 00.,
FEATURINOWALKER a DEAGAN
and
Presenting All the Latest Moving Pic.
tum and Illustrated Songs. ,
NIGHT PRICES—Ladies. 100 to any
port of the notice: Genie, 0110000111:
100'; Bllcony 10: Children 011001! 10-
ysm of 000.5
‘ MATINEE PRICESe-Adultc. 100:
Children, 60. ‘
meme .1010! 1:1. 1‘
NORWALKS
v0.1
O‘TA MAFOHDI.
The Philadelphia Oicntc will
1‘ '1 Item on duty 20. 1»
1
i
pMY
W. A 11111-11111 .2110 01111111111 1111111111 1!. 1011.1 “
On it every Afternoon and orchids.
Hoary-.01 to It
Larch new. skating 111111111.
110111111; 1111110111011 101' spectator-11.
_ Elam: 01001133101101 0011111001: and 11101;
tag are in rat 1111
Joseph “slink. M all 311110 ii I)
mote
. silty-five.” Guaranteed to
all 110110311 by it. It. Baxter. 80th
11111111111111 ‘ati’d iii. '9. W000 Namath.
mankind . lite.
monotony 1001 0111111100. .160.
r
The 1110111111 oi the 111100111111 011111 1
1 0111'. SI'YLES AT MODEST PRICES.
933-35.,W98hihstcn {St-'90:
‘THE PARIS CLOAK 8;
or trade. When are you going to make 1
locked up in the county jail in this?
city on the charge of! murder He is, 5.
accused ot killing his playmate 'W“
unconcerned about.
AND REQUISITES FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
WE ANNOUNCE A SUPERB COLLECTION OF ENTIRELY NEW
MODELS IN BATHING SUITS FOR WOMEN MISSES AND CHILDREN
IN MOHAIR AND POPLIN, INCLUDING EXCLUSIVE STYLES. THESE
ARE THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL BATHIG SUITS; ALL MADE WITH
VERY FULL SKIRTS WITH DEEP HEM.
COMPLETE RANGEOF SIZES iN NAVY, BLACK, ROYAL DLUE,~ .
ETC.,VERV TAMFULLY TRIMMED, AT $1.98 To $5.49 THE SUIT.
BATHINO SHOES AND CAPS IN ALL THE ACCEPTED AND PRACTI-
. . i
OWW
it). B. Jackson
Optician. ‘ " I
Everything 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free 7 ‘
so WALL eraser. nonwau .
SUIT HOUSE
33 scorn MAIN eraser. ‘ scum NORWALK, coon.
Clearance Sale of Suits, Coats Skirt.
Waists. Dresses and Corsets...“
Corset Covers formerpfihefic now. ....... 260
Name Corsets . W. 980. 31.118.01.98, 02.48 {2.93
Skirts, former price $5.00‘1now ...... 02.98
White and Colored Shirt Waist Suits . ... $1.08 up
Fine Net Dresses from .. $11.08 1;":
Waists regular $1.50 and $2..00 for. 880
.adies' Suits flrstlot 11p to $66.00 for $25.00
Ladies‘ Suits, second let up 10:40.,00 for 020.001
Lndics‘ Suits. third lot 11p to $30.00. for............ ..... ”$15.00
Imdlcs’ Coats. former price $8. 00 for . $3.98
Ladics' Coats former prices $15. 00 an d 820. 00. for ...... $8.90
Girls' Dresses at all prices and styles. '
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u-s. ... 10‘000-0-00000
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SALE IN BO TH STORES.
515 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD. . 33 SOUTH. MAIN 81.. 80. NORWALK
m
1111111111011 & 111111.111 1111*
chamber and Mill Work for Eveiiidunoo
FROM A PIGGEIIY 10 A PALACE
Timber, shingles. lath. all kinds and grade- 0: beveled Sidinlploorlni
and 1111111111 1110110011. All 111111111 at 111111 110000. 1m paper.- 10101 no»
roofin'rpcper. sheathing paper. 31.111111011101011 and deafening papers. 0000 5
nary and 11101111011111.1110. Doors. sash. blinds. interior litmus trim In
Pine. 30011000. Cypress. Poplar 0110 Chestnut. Straight and fancy. g-
in. turmoil, 1111111111.. shop Jobblnx, cabinet work. veneered work. K 7
1111111: 101111101111. “ '
Mill. foot of Marsball Street.
Lumber Yard. 11110111100101.
Mam-m
11119111191190-
......» «...... . my. .... ...t . .._......_ "..., ,__,_
5011111101 K111111110;
‘lii ' ' 1. 1
it is only through buying way back last year that. We 11:11:01? 0 _
lheirn splendid Stockings at such irresistible figures.
and fsdcleiis, "11100111111111 varied andniuinorouii. Every Toni: yin 1
shaped. correctly stand and per rlectly made. 1 1
W11. 111111111 special mention of our 111111, 1111111710 iiulc Stockings, white;
or black at .i'lic the pair. If we had to purchase there today they 00110! dot
be sold under are. ..
We also have a good assortment of plain itcic.
oulhrold0r00 Stockton from We to 0
11111. 11111111000111.1111 and 1111111 11 '11
all over mg:
.‘ 11101012101011.
0110001 10:40. .1111 .
oils
£30401: 000.010.... new.
1111011111111 iii.
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1'1 10111101., proprietor. , .
Norwalk Chronicler