‘Nr
_.
to BM“, moi; of white merceilirod
..pleading guilty. But I had a job try-
‘pe itentiary.
if you are at all slick you can fix up
.rYOu 80 to bed at night knowing just
you time to learn some good trade:
‘V rent from the fact that all of the per-
anlmsls oi the New Yerk hippodrome
are now pastlired in that town.
, are aching to see the show. Given an
lcntionists.
- cats, or. indeed.
collided. Norwotlr.
sown Room
"mp—ow...-
have such it talk to a client of
boot long one on the pleasant
' II, II of pilson life" according to
veland Plain Dealer, “that I
lyéot to thinking for a little
ls ltwollld be a great lurk to spend
few weeks in some goild‘peniton-
m .
y You see. the fellow was guilty, and
knew it. I didnt see how it would
pollslble to clear him, and I knew
would get a lighter senten‘cll by
to talk him into changing his plea
to guilty. He said he didn‘t think he
, would ever get reconciled to life in the
I told him that of course, there
“ a certain amount of prejudice
gainst living in a penitentiary hilt
that It always struck me that it
hurt be half so bad if a man went,
it his mind made up to like it.
_ ”Pile regular hoursought to be a
great thing for a man,’ I told him, ‘and
some scheme to get out of hard work.
Thenyon are clear out of the prosaic
uslness affairs of the outer world.
what you will have to do the next
day, and no one can get in to molest
you. You won't get more than a
couple of years, and that will just give
. “When I‘got through he decided to
lead guilty, and I believe he was real-
ly looking forward to a year or two in
e pen."
‘ Charity in New Canaan promises to
ruling horses, goats pigs and other
It is
pioposed that a‘lbeneflt performance b
given, and as some twenty-five of thy
. masters and stage assistants are
wishing» in that vicinity, the plan
seems feasible. The trainers are said
to be willing, the animals need the ex-
ercise and the people for miles around
ideal day, with clear skies and an im-
provised auditorium in some big field
and. New Canaan would be pretty
sure to be a temporary mecca for va-
With a view to protecting the inn 1-
fscturlng interest of Norwalk, “c
mayor of that city has vetoed all ordi
nance calculated to preclude the use of
soft coal within the city limits. He
believes that the interests of the mun-
nfncturors are entitled to us much can
sidorntion as are those of citizens who
own or occupy property near the fac-
iories.
FASHIONs AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
What sensible mothers are those who
dress their children according to the
weather. Oli hot days the little folks
are comfortable to short socks and
low-necked, short-sleeved drool-ion; hilt
when a sudden drop in temperature
comes. long stockings and flannel
skirts are slipped on to protect ton-
,del‘ bodies from tho sudden chill. It is
unreasonable to xpect to dress deli.
nilust children In the
noble grade or clothing day after tiny
and week utter week in the notorious-
ly changeable climate of the New Enu-
ldnd coast.
White patent leather bolts {listened
with silver buckles nro Ill vogue alli-
only ulna people. A narrow band or
caught with a months. si
finished the elbow alcove
by people are very cure-
ettiug flies into the house,
most careless would slip
the door quickly (first brush-
away the milieu from the screen)
f she stopped to think how simple It
it‘ll be for them to carry contagion.
Todd! the files that me in one house
provided they are brushed out) iti‘la
the out tomorrow. Just stop and
lit it moment about the matter and
or consider whether it wouldn't. he
idler.” well an piousnter, not to
, oily files In your house this sum
t In. if everyone who soon
we fill spare a moment to kill It
iwill be the exception not the
. Ind no one wilt be aware that It
ahWbis in humid of them
ill nothing more dainty to!“
W‘wear on a hot day than a lili.
is.
or“; much lawn. The crispness oi
tier in more becoming to some
figures p but hits.
for evening hats are made
Iloohllfoh and other giuizy tall
others for any wear are of
‘s motorists are tinged in
trimmed and w bill they
eat plumes. ,
“ Ian that the chili French
particular about her hat.
‘ It s collections: to have it
Ind when completed It his
(in heir careless about noth-
~_ great to be distinguished- looking.
commissioner Pilate Mutation?
tire—Prime Hope the Intros
auction Was Prophetic, but
the Goblet commissioner la-
n ’l Ellen Saying a Word
.nunrrOnn. July 12.—oeel/ it’s
Ask County Commissioner Bunsen
Posse oi' Foirileld II’ It isn't. and see
what he'll tell you.
Now probably nobody has noticed it,
before, bllt the genial Fulrtleld county
commissioner looks very much like
Governor Rollin 8. Woodruff, at a.
casual glance. Put those tw‘o gentle-
man ill a pitch dark room. end It
would be almost impossible to tell
them apart. Even in the lobby of the
house up here on Capitol Hill, It
proved too much of a problem for one
moreseniutive to the general assem—
y.
The dimcnlty oi the gentleman may
have been heightened by the habit of
His Excellency the Governor of taking
a stroll through the lobby. now and
then, to see whethor‘the representa-
tives of the big corporations and
others who have lobbyists up there are
doing their duty, and not Sllll‘klllg
their jobs. So. It must again he noted,
the appearance of the governor in the
lobby, even having a chat—socially, of
course—with other distillmilshod-look
illg gentlemen, is not to be marveled
at. this session.
Commissioner Posse was talking
quietly In the lobby with Architect
Warren it. Briggs. It hasn’t been de-
termined just who. Mr. Briggs reselli-
bles. He doesn‘t look like the secre-
tary of state, nor like the lieutenant-
governor. Mr. Lake. Neither does he
resemble the comptroller. nor yet the
attorney general. But he looks as if
he ought to be any one of those state
oillcinls. This was what fooled a rep-
resentative. ,
The gentleman nppronchml Commis-
sioner Please, lending by llli‘ llillids
two attractive little girls. same height.
some features, some linir. cyos, lists.
frocks. hose shoes. ”’l‘wins" was
marked all over them, so It wasn’t in
the use of that expression that the
surprise lay, hilt rather in other por-
tions of the sentence. for the represen-
tative, touching Mr. Praise. on the
shoulder. said:
"Governliol I want to introduce the
Woodiuft twins.‘
“,Ilui nil!” said Mr. Prose, bowing
pleasantly and extending a cordial
hand to the two little girls. who may
yet cast their ballot for him for that
high state oillce.
Commissioner PNIHI‘ has “a way"
with children. You ought to see him
down at the County Home. ill Norwnlk.
So the two little girls took to llilli at
Once, and were prepared to be duly
ililpi'osscd—~wcl'e dilly impressed, iii
fact.
“lint you aren‘t the governor, are
you?” suddenly exclaimed Mr. Wood-
rlii’l’. “Goodness. l her; your pardon!"
and he hustled .Ihc iilystiiled twins
down the corridor at a rapid rate.
“Don't mention it. Your portion In
granted certainly,“ said t.li%coiliillis~
sioncr.
lie didn't add that the mistake was
a peii'ectly natural one, blit he might
have done no
lie didn't even add that. he hoped
the iiiistnke might be prophetic, us he
certainly should have done.
lovoruor Woodrui‘r has many callers
during the day. but the suite of the
governor, with County Commissioner
Penile, the embodiment of geniniity, in
the executive chair. would be crowded
from morning to night.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued July 9.
l907. [All-II furnished from tho otllcc
iii A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Conn.
William M, Alumermuii, New Haven.
Iooper mechanism for solving lull-
chines.
Curtis E. 'I‘iloy, New Haven, piicll~
motto tire.
Charles A. Clurk, llllrlfoi'd, electric
switch hundlo.
Francis lI. Richards. l‘lllrtlord, two
patents; iliechuniciil movement.
Adrian Ii”. Wolff, Waterbury, two
patents; top for powder receptacles;
top (or powder culls.
Arthur It”. Scllolieid. Stafford Springs
horseshoe.
David W. Williams. Glastonbury, ro
tary nus cngiuo.
Gustavo Stroilbllltnr Wullillgford
handle for spoons, forks or ulmllur
lll‘lltili'fl design .
Trade Marks.
Williulllsvlile Muliufiiciurlug (loin-
pllny, Killiiigly, two iriliic-lliurkli;
(lotion piece guilds.
Labels.
(I. Cllubinger Brotilom Company.
New Haven, "lillInbow Starch" for
laundry starch.
Prints.
Colts l’niont l‘iro Arms .Munui‘uc
luring Compully. Hartford. “The Stone
third or the Firearms World." (for
firearms.)
GROCERY CLERK INJURED.
Maurice Adhnnrn, delivery clerk for
Finney sud Benedict figured in quite
an exciting runaway accident yester-
ilny afternoon near the Norwnlk
freigho‘ depot
Mr. Aiihenrn's horse was frightened
lit a hasticnr and bolted. The wugon
was overturned and Mr. Adhunrn was
thrown out, hrusing him painfully. ’l‘hc
harness and wagon suffered quite so-
voroiy but the horse was output by
the mini”).
GHECO‘NUMANI'A‘N UNDERSTAND
BUCHANFI‘M', Romania. July 12.“
Success has attended the negotiations
for the resumption of Grace-Romanian
lured in June 1908.
announced today that
demand ills has
it was odioiniiy
a complete on-
heen reached. 1 The
halulllof
_ 1 Wild ,
, most and Ambassador Bernhard roll-
for Governor by Regiments» It
‘ ambassador in urging unmasked nd~
diplomatic relations, which were ruo— .
Russian nonhum- to Romania noted In .
. An tapeworms on out Plain Made by .
tho Novoo Wildly... ,‘
ST. PETERSBURG. July 12. -Au
attack on the French severity
neared today In tho Novoe Vromya.
which a week and began reviewing
and tentatively condemning the Fran-
coRnssInn alliance. It Is supposed
at the paper in this Instance is also
viiig as the mouthpiece of the power-
tlil court party which is working in
favor of a closer relation ivlth Germs.
ny. The editorial is couched in In
temperate and offensive language and
seriously compromises the position
or M. Blimpurd at St. Patersburg. It
says: “'I‘actless to the point of impu
deuce has been the behavior of the
vice on the international nituirs, up
on which he is o perfect igliornmlls.
treated itnssiu very strangely almost
hostilely. The Flonch oilicinl press
and the oillciul utterances in the cla
along that Emma was anxious to on
Gossip negotiations with the new-
born dumn. over the head or behind
the back of the government. Such
insincerity and double-dealing is cul-
culnted to give open encouragement to
the Russian revolutionlsts, who claim
that France is more attentive to their
voice than to the voice of the recogni-
zed and responsible representative of
the Russian cliipiro’:
'I‘h Novoe Vrelnya also bitterly com-
plains of the confusion and incapacity
of Russian diplomacy pointing to the
i'ailuhe of Foreign Minister lzvolliky
to bring about reenlistment of Rus-
sian prestige,
It's the man who can’t. earn a living
that argues on how to finance the
the economy of nature? Mrs. Booker——
Yes: when John's horse loses we have
to count the lilckels.-~New York Sun.
The hospitul amount ice to now much»
Improved In appearsue In its new
coat of paint and varnish and presents
a very neat appearance” 1 it has also
been thoroughly overhauled. The first
use or the vehicle after its rejuvena-
tion occurred Tuesday when Frank:
Farrell. a young man employed so do
livery clerk at the Nor store of the
New York Grocery Company, had his
knee on or broken when tricked by a
horse. ust fifteen minutes elapsed
from the time the ambulance left with
the attendant and the patient arrived
at the hospital. ‘ ‘
Mrs. Knickermliid you over study
Grand Carnival
Ausbices fire Department.
Government
Grunt] News 0l Interest
To All Seeking The Latest.
Special prices and rare Pink Stamp offers for Saturday and
All Attractions Furnished by
HIPPODROME AMUSEMENT 00.
10 Big Shows.
3—«Monoter Riding Devices—3.
Sensational? Acts.
Uniformed Concert Band.
CIean—-Mora|——Reflnod.
SOUTH NORWALK.
weer AVE. AND'REEDIST.
ONE WEEK ONLY:
JULY 15—20.
Monday.
POTATOES-Fahcy Early Rose, peck .............. 30c
FLOUR—Maud S. Brand . . . . .. bag. 73c; barrel, $5.75
CRACKER%National Biscuit Co.'s loc Goods, pkg. ........ 9c
sity of life.
5 lbs. for 25¢.
Sugar Below Cost.
We lead the entire town at the price we are selling this neces-
10 lb s., 50c.
nos lbs, $i.
(Io Stumps with i ll». Very Best
The ......50c
50 Stumps with I Ill. I‘ailcy
....... uuuuuuuuu
No 2 ”Ira . .............. 40c
25 Stamps with 12 lb Very
Iicst 'l‘ca ............. 25c
20 Stumps with 1—2 lb. Fancy
Ni). 2 Ton ............... one
Our bus and Coffees Are leaded.
l25 Stumps with
20 Stumps with i ll). Mocha
i5 Stamps with i lb. Jada and
in Stamps with I Ill. Ni).
llIl. Mo Rn
(tiller. .32c
nun-...
and jam toiled . . ..., . .3oc
Maracaibo Coflrr ........-.25c
i
Sillllilh‘ ("tiller ............. 20C
2 pkgs. Iorcc ....... 25c
2 pkgs. an‘l Flake ......... 25c
2 pkgs. l‘ritijolill‘s Food ..... 250
2 pkgs. (‘il‘spr Nilts .......... 25c
2 pkgs. Malt Ilrciiklilsl Ii‘tli.li.l.25t:
A fresh tine oi Cereals at fut Prltes
Ii. g-g—U See, 2 plth for ...... 19c.
’Ioastcd (orll Iii altos 2 pkgs..19c
Shredded Wheat. pkg.
I’ililctl Rico oi
Apitczo (the lion food) pkg...
rodminow. low urn. We. WILL HAVE. AN
CASES THIRTYleNE GENT OO ODD AT
' A GENUINE. SAVING FROM 25% to 33%.
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED.
NEIGHBOR TO COME FOR YOU.
oto
IME BOSTON STORE.
19c Magic Figul e Sale 19c
‘ TO GET RIGHT DOWN TO PLAIN FACTS. IT REALLYJ BANS TWENTY-FIVE CENT AND IN MANY
NINETEEN ICENTS
IF V U CAN NOT COME. TRY AND GET YOUR
THE SAVING l3 WOR H ALI... YOUR EFFORTS.
BELOW YOU WILL FIND THE STORY~JUST THE HINGS THAT ARE NEEDED NOW.
r HANDKEIRCHIEFS. COAT ss'rs. j
l ‘ ,
rog;;;l‘n:):?c:;5‘gonmn' all linen, Pique or plain linen, tor neck
Saturday, 19°. and sleeve. 25c is the: regular
price. ,
VEILING 8. Saturday, 19c. ,
Our entire line, all styles 250 3
quality. SHELL HAIR PINS.
I 19c. Imitation Shell Hulr l’ihs, now
smasouosnlss. “1““ 25“-
Fz‘to iill irilch blue Cnmbrlc murday' 19° 0°?“
.igilg, liseri one to match. Zi'c ‘
quality. ’ SATEENS. ‘
49¢. Mercerizcd Satecns, in black
and colors, best 250 make the ‘
wnl'rmc PAPER. "mm on
500 boxes Writing Paper. 25c 19c,
CORSET COVERS.
29c Covers half dozen diltercnt
styles.
Saturday, 19c.
CHILDREN'S Hose.
Children's Black. Ribbed Hose
1214.0 value.
Saturday. Twa Pairs for 19¢.
WOMEN’S HOSE.
Black Gauze Lisle Hose, (IOIIIIII
sole. 250 quality.
Saturday, 19o.
and 350 kinds, about could quanti-
, ty of both. ‘
For Saturday, 19c. ‘
TALCUM ‘POWOER AND SOAP
I box Tnlcum Powder -illld
coke I’oars’ Soup. Value 30c.
Saturday.
DANISH CLOTN.
36inch Danish Cloth, all colors.
Regular 25c qunllty.
196+
Saturday, 190.
Plain and fancy
HOSE SUPPO
RTERS' lilies, Ill dainty flora
“Twin Anchors," all colors.
in the regular price. ,
19c.
250
Saturday,
SILK MOUSSELINES.
qur 250 and 85c goods.
Silk Mousse-
ieitccts. Reg-
190‘»
COMES.
Women's Plain or Mounted Buck
Combs. 25c value.
196.
lar 15c quality.
WHITE LAWN.
40 IllCll plain White
Saturday, 2 yds.,
I..awu, rogu-
19c.
TIE LACERS.
. Grosgrain Silk extra width, in
tall or black. 250 value
Saturday, 19c.
cm 80 value
PRI NTS.
Best American Prints.
Saturday. 3% yds. for 190.
all col-
TAN HOSE.
Women's Fine Lisle Hose, ulel'
cerilled. Regular 260 grade.
' Saturday, 19c. ‘
REFRIGERATOR FANS.
12 Inch Galvanized Iron Roll-lg,
orator Pans. 25c is the reglilal
price.
Saturday, 19c.
TEA OR COFFEE POTS.
1 Qt. Enamel Tea or Coffee
Pots. 25c grade.
OIL CANS.
1 gallon Galvanized Iron Oil
Can. 25c is the regular price.
Saturday, 19c.
EXTRA SPECIALS “ROUND
THE STORE”
WOMEN'S, LONG SILK GLOVES.
16 button length, black, white
or grey. Regular price 51.75.
Saturday, $1.37.
Finished likr1 :1 hi
Saturday,
24 INCH SUIT CIASES.
gIl-lpl‘lt‘fltl case.
A limited number only.
$1.319.
BLACK FRENCH VOILLE.
Regular $1.25 quality.
WOM EN'S TWO P
/\
laps sun's.
Of fine lawn, all while, also nest
Saturday, 95°. figures. Values up to.$3.50.
women's WHITE LAWN “95' ‘
WAISTS. WOMEN'S c. a. cones-Ts.
All new models. VuIIIB $1.25. ll Regular 31 00 qtlllllty'
‘At 956. . Saturday, 79¢.
WOMEN’S ALL-SILK TAI-‘FET.c
PETTICOATS. '
Worth $6.50.
At $3.90.
WOM EN’S WHITE SEPARATE
7‘ LINEN SKIRTS.
All new models. $2.00 value.
At $1.25.
WOMEN'S $3.50
SUITS.
For Saturday, 32.50.
BATHING
.....IIC
\\ llt‘dl Ben
lirs, pkg ..... ‘. ......... .gc
i Illrgc I) ‘lc Iiliiiiig ......... we
I bottle ..l(
1 cake I). I\'. I’olish..... ..Ioc
u call Aster Pork and licalls.
I0-Siamps free with Any of "use Items—~40
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Cakes... . .25c
lid Rock (Intsup. . Joe 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers.
3 calls Colt Brand Corn. ..
1 III. best Shredded Cilt‘i):llllit.20¢ i can Fancy lirook 'l‘roiit .....
.lac l'pkg. Starch Luster. . . ..
..25c
..25c
13c
...IOC
SOUTH NORWAL
NATIVE BEETS. large bunches,
Native Peas.
Native Onions,
Native Strawberries.
Native Cabbage,
Native Carrots,
Lettuce,
Warranted Fresh Eggs. use «ills
5c qt.
3 qts. 45c.
each ioc
bonuh. 5c
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NEW YIIIIII BRIBERY III.
Telephone.
W.~.—.~~_m_w.«.u ...... . ..rnm
And be alive to yonr‘interests:
buy your every day’s necessities
where your money brings best re-
turns—hut them here.
prudent buyers:
FANCY NEW-EARLY ROSE POTATOES. peck ......uaoc
(We guarantee to bifi’luc cookers).
Native Wax Beans, young and tender,
go head .
NORWALK.
..
Saturday and Monday
4w”...
pecials.
NO COMMENT is NECESSARY on THE FOLLOWING Lls'rs or
SPECIALS WHICH wrl HAVE PREPARED FOR SATURDAY} AND MON-
DAY. THE lTEMB Ado PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
usUALNEss or THEIVALUEs CAN NOT BE QUEBTIONED.
DENT SHOPPER 0!.th FAIL TO SEE HOW HIGHLY. IMPORTANT IT is
THAT SHE as Hanna,J ON EACH or mass DAYS.
THE UN-
NO MU-
Wake Up
LAoiss',‘
lino, nicely trimmed both high
butch necks, worth 8'3. 50.
MISSEIB' AND MEN'S
BATHINB,8UITB.
Ladies‘ and Misses’ Suits, brilliant;
nu
mod Wuists that sold
$2.25.
Conts' 81. 00 Bathing Suits.
, tors of tucks.
Special Two Days, 69c.
LADIES’ SHIRT ._
Our entire line of hit dsomely trim-
mr. and $1.39 to i.‘
Saturday and Monday for 89¢ each,
LADIEE' $1.39 SKIRTG. .
Made of Imitation inch. with clus-
All si es and lengths.
Special. 980 Each.
AI8T8.
for 31.00, 81.12,
closed out on
GORSE s.
TRUNKC AND 8UIT CASES. Remnant sale, bro on sites, were
Do not fail to inspect our line before Bile
purchasinil. I am: Pal .
NOTIONG.
Specials for Two Days.
Ladies' 250 Embroidered 14an
Collars .......................190
tndlos’ Flinn 25c Lawn Bows 190
White and ray Shopping Bags.
(washable), were 080 men...
Children’ s Handkerchiefs, I5 doz. . 25c
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
25c Glass Berry Dishes .......‘.. . 10o
AGENTS NEWIDIA PATTERN . 10c
PREfiH CANDY ...., 10° and 200 La.
These prices will interest all :
very special ...............5c
qt.,13c;aqtu.iorllsc.
2 lbs. Fancy Crackers, assort-
ed, ‘ use
3 pkgs. any kind Crackers, reg-
ular too good, ‘ 25c
We slice Smoked Beef While
you wait from so up
Very Best Butter,
Olives in bulk, any quantity. ,
lb, 29c
‘ .bnnsoortstionlhan >
"Color Woodrnir." State Military Ron-
deilvous, Nisntio, Connecticut: from
July 22d 27th Inclusive, where all can
mspondence during that time, will be
addressed.
'MW'. the rationing paragraph Regula-
lions Connecticut National Guard. is
. amended to read. ,
STAMFOROB HER
General Headquarters will be at .
tween these teams.)
In order to conform to the Militia
« There WIN he no a
Pay oi! their respective grades and as the Nationals w
allow to all
b. (to am will line up against t
92 Washington Stre ‘ t, South Nortvalk.
ADJUTANT-OINE'RAL’B ORDERS.
TOMORROW.
It Is hoped that Jurltor Pluviuu will
call a butt on the Include act ions
enough tomorrow to let the Stamforde
and Norwnllls indulge In another
contest in the baseball rtvnlry be-
it will be the,
our game In the TrI-City League para
ion etween these to ins, and It Ill be
lieved Norwnllt will come out ahead.
olimlnnry some.
play in Dorian.
0n anturds‘y next melt the Norwalkll
he Philadelphia
on Griuntii. the fastest tdisclaim: team In
the world. Thi‘st
detest“
” Btllmldi’tl “I? ll indication
APPOINTED to wrist Polity.
PORTLAND, Conn, niy 12,-wA no.
this coming through the oiiicial lin-
vernment channels received today nu-
nounces that Raymond D. Crnmar has
been appointed to the United states
Military Academy at West Point, tho
recommoinddtion being made by 00“
nonunion N. D. Quarry. The enroll"
meat is subject to an examination to
be held at Fort Niccolo, New Rochelle
on .lanilhry 18 or next our.
Yound drainer iii 1 years old and
has completed his freshman your at g
Wesleyan gmyii‘r’suy. He graduated.
High 3011001 In . '
Norwalk Chronicler