h
. _ In»
raspnrillu
is sawmill Wis alum
Lions-rm annually canny, ‘
20¢ POUND.
‘ APOLLO AND FENWAY CHOCO-
LATES, handsomely packed in half
A round and pound boxes. at 300, 40c.
60c and 80a pickups. .
[Illa "Bridaoll‘filarmdw.
FLN‘NI‘NIR 0. BRADLEY. Proprietor!
£00 Wsuhln ton 0t. .
NTNoImull til-2.
I The Italian shovclers at the Radcl
ester plant have been replaced by
colored men. who are getting $2.” ..5
Ip.er day.
C. lit-Roddy expects to not his speed
launch Into the water about the end
of the Week. The craft is equipped
with a ten- horse engine.
The launch Miriam, of Tokencke.
lost hel rudder a few days ago, and
Is hauler out at Dickinsons marine
railway. off Fourth street.
Mrs. Anna May Porter who has
been spending two weeks with MI.
and In... John C. ,Redfold. of ii ilctts
place, hes returned to Washington.
D. , .
Miss Esther Johnson. of New street,
has purchased a handsome launcll
about twenty feet in length and equip-
ped with a two and one half horse pow
or Barkel cngiuo
Tile auxiliary cruiser lliik “1., which
has been hauled out at Second Point
for the past few days. was launched
again last night and will be taken to
the Yacht Club today.
The Mllrphy Manufacturing Com-
pany. which recently purchased the
old LeCollnt factory in East avenue.
has had it fixed up somewhat and
will movtI there in a few days.
Messrs. Aimee 'l‘arlov. Williaur Don-
nelly and John Magner are to start
the latter part of next week on it
counting trip on Cockenoe island. The
name of the camp will be Camp Ma-
hackeino
A vicious dog owned by Chester La-
Mar ycstclday severely bit a small
boy hauled Evancskl, in tile side. Tile
dogs teeth went right. through the
boy' 3 clothing and caused a Iathel
' Imildly wound. IBMW. I) Bean attended
the boy.
_ Edward ii. Roberts. who is foreman
of thc iladel Oyster plant in this city.
was called home today on account of
tho funeral of a rclatlvc. Miss Mary J.
()‘iiilcy. The funcral was held at 3
o'clock this afternoon, and the inter-
ment was in Union Cemetery. Strat-
ford.
I
-—icc cream sales cvcry Wed. and
Sat. it}. Ave. Ch. Tent. 7 to it) p. In.
Thirty~slx years ago today occurred
the memorable Orange riots on Eighth
avcnuc. between Twenty-third and
Twenty-ninth streets, New York city.
when a number wore killed and a score
or more wounded. it was the occasion
of tho annivolsaly of the battle of the
Iioyne. in Ireland when the Society
of Orangcmcn of New York, whose
meeting place was III Eighth avenue
and Twenty -thlrd street and much
against the protest of the more 01(ch
Iy classes they concluded to have a
parade. The Ninth Regiment. Nation
Iii Guard, under command of Colonel
James I‘iskc, was assigned to them as
an escort, and when the lodge appear-
ed with orange colored sashes headed
by then marshal, with a brass band.
iaylng' ails peculiar to their faith and
lartod down liligbth avenue which
Was lined on both sides of the street
with an angry tcmpcrcd crowd. There
were six saloons within a few blocks
and in then so most of the disturhels
congregated. After proceeding about
a block the lodge as well as the sold-
lcrs were promiscuously attacker] with
stones bricks. etc“ more the tops of
the houses. which wore torn from tho
chimneys and fired down on the parad-
bra ill one area fifty or more run for
sholtor when the order to fire came.
and scarcely one of them escaped the
‘llcrco onslaught of bullets. The prin-
cipul man who was killed was Lieu-
tenant Page. of Fisko's regiment who
was also treasurer of the Grand Opera
litmus which was then being run by
Colonél Flake, on the corner of wen-
ty mun atlcot inc Eighth ltvenll for-
liltli‘iy the site of Knickerbocker Hail,
where the Knickerbocker stages ran
from. 'I‘ho opera house was built by
Samuel l’lko. a wealthy Hebrew of
(llncinnutl Ohio who was also the
builder of i’ikcs Opera Iiouse ill that
city. The colonel himself was slightly
pounded We believe. All the store
windows pretty nrnch along the route
wort-ll smashed In and there was great
excitement all through the city that
any; It was their first and lust parade.
M the authorities declared they should
not. bring their troubles of centuries
(the: to renew then) in a land to which
were all welcome. This was the
«as olouc'l Fluke who was afterward
klliéd y Iiid. Stones attire Broadway
Motel. for which Stokes served a few
years Imprisonment only, and he has
since died.
.fWhen there is the slightest indlca
tion of indigestion heartburn. flatu-
lence or any form of stomach trouble
takers little Kodol occasionally and
ldwm a ffordod prompt relief.
new rldre
mum»
lib
position In New York is hell boy.
cation.
tor noon.
evening in the Methodist and Baptist
Churches.
George Bailey has nearly recovered
. normal eyesight since the recent OD-
~- oration for cataract.
W
transients stop daily for meals.
Sergeant E. D. Fino, of the Newark
police force is spending the Week on
an outing at Bell island. According
to the sargoant's custom he will spend
the time in quest of blackfish
Hairy E. Griswold is quite proud
of a birthday coincidence, whereby his
young nephew son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Wilson is named for him.
having been born on his twenty-first
birthday, June 3.
Miss Joanne" Chalmers. of the Stam-
ford Hospital force. is enjoying a well-
earnsd vacation at her parents' home.
Mrs. Clyde Horton of Canada is re-
covering from a serious illness at the
Emma of Mi. and Mrs. Spencer Hor-
on.
Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend who
have been boarding f0I some time with
Mr. and Mrs. John Sulfilu. of the
West Side. while Mr. Townsend has
been doing some artistic decorative
work at Tokencko Beach, returned to
Brooklyn, today.
Misses Elizabeth and Lillian McKay
Of New York. have been guests of
friends in this place and in company
with Mrs, George D. McKay. Mrs. Le-
wis Raymond and a party of South
Norwaik friends attended the annual
picnic of the Wednesday Afternoon
Whist Club to Trinity Lakt-I. this week.
The trip was made by callyail from
this place. .
The new Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Rowuyton, is fast nearing
completion. Work of grading is going
on today. anti will be finished the cur-
ly part of next week. The dedlcaiory
services will be hold on Sunday, July
21st. Rev Ernest W. Byssho is now
finishing the work of collecting the
is expected to dedicate the church free
of debt.
-—-Any skin itching Is a temper tcs-
ter.‘ The more you scratch the worse
it itches. Deans Ointment curcs pi
les. ecezma—any skin itching. At allN
drug stor.es
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dr. Noxon has purchased an
mobile.
auto-
Mlss Lulu Bowen is visiting in Port
Chester.
Arnold Nnobcl oclchratcd his 12th
birthday anniversary. Monday.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Schloutcr died Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Combos visitcd friends
in Bridgupol‘t this week.
Miss Helen lirummcr is now organ.
let for the Junior Epworlh League.
Miss Etta i‘lowon. of New York.
spent Sunday with her parents in Da-
rlcn.
Mr. and Mrs. (lcorge ii. Lilloy and
family have returned to their Ilaricn
home.
Charlie J.ohnson nephew of Mrs.
Remington. Is visiting his aunt at
Bridgeport
Miss Lida ilorkc, of Nomtnn, is en-
to Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. illudlcy anti family
are spending their vacation at Outside
tan.
a few days recently with his parents
in Darlen.
Mrs. Adelaide BoWon visited
son Sylvester and family at lioll
land, Saturday.
Miss Alla Wheeler and F.
of Shelton spent the 4th with
Susie Willmott.
Hanford Smith returned yesterday
from a business gill to New York and
Newark, N.J
is—
Gaynor
Miss
A fine cement sidewalk is being lllld
in front of the town hall and Bell and
Smith’s store.
Mrs. William H. Wilimott
friends visited cousins in Derby,
day and Saturday.
Maple avenue.
Margaret delleck.
M.rs Mary E. Flash, of Dorian.
with Mr and Mrs. Edward iii. Clerk
of South Coventry.
Carl Miller. ,
$13“, Oilfield Pharmacy and
a ..
arrow alts con. at 3: ill) on tho
. on lot. A good gains III
than. as. Wilson.
._ ' Illicit. and Miss Marnie
Fitsputr on of Now York Were recent
atlaipats . , '
. guests of Mrs.WllliaInii.Wllnlott Jr..N .
ollourl‘llliyt‘fl‘lrunt to
ginl‘llfm'fi In all“
" field}. Willi
(IIIPDI
I. ' .r‘
fifi'§1i&%%m§ui
15% ntt’ro'l
cirrhotic-...”
O
f ,
Hubbard Lockwood has secured a
Milli! Lillian A. Mills. Of Rowayton
avenue. 'IsI enjoying a live Weeks? vu-
, The Rowaytan Gun Club will hold
their only pigeon shoot Saturday of
The usual selviccs were held last
. Tokencko inn is rushed with bllsl~
.. ness, every room being full and many
money to finance the enterprise and it .
Main street.
July. A Roman candle exploded
- palm burning it very badly
ford Hospital for eye trouble.
Foster and Norma performed the ol-
oration.
W...
yesterday afternoon. opposite
machine continued on its way.
The funeral of Mrs. John Green wn
held at her late residence.
Mrs Green was 67 years of age. iio
stepdaughter. Mrs. Armstrong.
ed the funeral. Interment
Spring Grove Geinetery.
WILTON.
Miss Abbie Rundei of New YGll.t
is visiting Miss Carpenter.
WRH
journ in Maine. at Campo ilcllo.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour.
York. are stopping at If. D. Benedict's.
ioyed an outing at Roton Point 01
Monday.
Mrs. ll. L.
has been a recent guest of Miss iiclcl
Middlcbrook.
crino Sturgcs.
town. was the guest last wock of Mrs.
Herbert Ogden.
Josc Salcch, a cultivated Porto Ric
on. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R.
if. Fitch on Monday. ’
Carricr
field. spent the Fourth with R. b‘. 1)
Carrier James Middlebrook.
Mr. alrd Mrs. Crofut and daughter
summer home in North Wilton.
route.
Mrs. Edith Clark and son. of Can-
non.
grandfather. William llllchanun,
South Norwalk.
The Reading ()lrclo. met yesterday
with Miss Alice ll. Olmsload.
was read and discussed.
m
of service at St.
John P. Brummer is suffering from N
the result of an accident on the 4th pi i
n .
his hand and took the flesh from the
Miss Mabel E. Allen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. M Allcn, Iludorwmli ',
an operation yesterday at the Stem (P
Dr's.
A Stanley steamer blew out a plug
the
Methodist Church. and tho escaping
steam frightened a number of horses.
. Temporary repairs were made and the
Sunday l
and
husband of Waterbury. and her stop
son, Mr. Foster of Waterbury, attend.
ill
George Thomson is enjoying a so.
of New
Mrs. Oscar Eckland and children on
Post, of Patcrson. N. J.,
M‘Iss Anna .Schiudlcr. of Brooklyn.
is stopping this week with Miss Kath-
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert, of George-
Wells and family of Fair
Miss Inez. of New York. are. at thcir
have been visiting the farmer‘s
of
ilornu-
day‘s NuiurtI Studios in the Far West
A vcstry meeting was held at close
Matthew‘s. Sunday
.. « II I‘d- -
talllll’li or. do): I llllli'li'rrwi":
Storil Ilgilad‘l‘adt‘ .Nicbillsco‘orNNum
Elm NILLIIIII’IBXES
ing the hands of persons handling the
malls. _ _ j
The contractor at Rumford Falls.
Malne.is nowputting in new machin-
cry for the manufacture of postal
)-
8
plates for postal ‘calds of a now do7
sign conforming to the conditions of
‘the amended regulations.
RUN‘ oven sv 'AITIIAIN.
DANBURY,‘ July 12.~James Daley,
thirty-fire yours old was brought to
the hospital in this city early today
from Brewater N. Y. Where he had
‘ been run over by a train on the High-
Ian‘d division of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford road. His left arm
was amputated above the elbow. Pie
will probably r.ctIover
demonic-RIF
TREATMENT
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
Witt, a graduate of the parent
‘ school at Kirksville, Me. This
modern, drugloss treatment will
oevrcome the mast obstinate
chronic disease. N
New York office. No. 25, W.
42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Office
days Tuesday and Irriday of each
week.
Norwalk office and residence,
:2 Isaacs Place. Phone 123-3.
Office days every day with the
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
. Consultation Free.
I'
l
R. F. D. Carrier James Mlddlcbrook
is taking his vacation this week. W.
S. Olmstcud is substituting on his 8 avg Ta a” BIS
Of) Your walls
that have pleased you our line. we
put them on. my arm rooms to so
psporcd this year!
Our stock of Wall Paper nonuni-
ths very latest patterns. The ulooIIonI
tlonl of the bunt-Nam“.
In all
° Ion. In. nun Iluiltiilig
cards. and the department will furnish I
have been made from the 1007 undue
laying a two wocks’ automobile tour
Will R. Wilmott of New York spent
her. written on the front as well as on
morning. to ratify the pastoral call ex-
ll‘lldi‘tl to the Nov. Charles A. Marks.
who expects to relnovc here with his
faintly about September 1.
Tho Matinee Whisl Club Incl Tucs-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
iiyatt. Tile prize winners were Miss
Florence Hard. Mrs. Prank Weston.
Miss Marian Olurstcad and Miss il‘lor-
cllco Gilbert. in theI order named. Miss
Carpenter will entertain the club
Tuesday, July 23.
A large and appreciative audience
gathered last evening in Cannon
to listen to musical and other talent
from New York. Grand Odell and
Miss Margaret Kcyos. vocalists; Miss
Edna Ii‘cnrn. accompanist and Charles
C. Foam. eiocutlonlst. composed the
artists. At thé conclusion of the pro-
‘ pram. Ice cream calm and homc- madc
confectionery were sold The proceeds
from this entertainment will be de-
voted to the carpet flllld of St. Mut-
thcw's parish.
NEW P007 CARD ORDER.
Writing Can Be Placed 0n Front Left
Hand Bide.
WASHINGTON. July Iz.-—F‘or yours
Americans and others have been send-
Ing to the United States from foreign
countries postal cards and DOE". cards
iprlvutc mulling cards) with messages
the back of the cards. although in this
, m
100.
made to order.
Stamps—we give them.
Y... 00». I‘d!"
Agent for the Wm. Campbell I Co.
and Fr. Book Co. .
t'
Crockery, film". "WM
In. Goods. mm Pictures.
Whit. Enamel Pol» with m
Cloth Shades. with fringe, 80°.
Window’lhsdu and Picture mum
Painting. Pup-II Hoopla. no on»
Ask for "8. a H." Green Trading
L. H. DECKER.
01 Washington «not.
until Hamill.
The .
Sellantiluestlon
country this advantage has been de-
lnicd the users of government pasta
cards.
Some months ago the United
alwaus‘solved if hour
1
and
Frb
Mr. and Mrs. V It. Pooley and fam-
Ily have moved to their now home on
Mrs. Stephen Spencer, died suddenly
on Tuesday night at the home of Miss
re-
turned. Monday. from a week's visit
formerly of Dorian,
I) out one day this week with Mr. and.
rt. John P. Drummer and family. torials from bolus rubbed off or lam.
states postal regulations were amend
cd so as to give that privilege to buy-
ms of post cards but such concession
was not made applicable to postal
cards. .
in ordel to remedy this inconsist-
,cncy Postmaster (Icnornl Meyer today
promulgated an order, effective August
1 1907. ployldins that the face side of
a postal card may be divided by It vor
...-.—
tical has placed and approximately
ono~tlilrd of the diatdncé from the left
end of the card: the Iipucc to the left
of the line to he used for a message.
etc. the portion to the right to be!
used for the address only A very thin
sheet of paper may be attached if it
completely adheres to the card and
such a poster may bear both writing
and printing. Advertisements, illus-
trail us or writing may appear on the
back of the card and on the left third
of our front. Postal cards hearing par
tidied of glass. Inctal illicit,8ttfld,tln891
. or other such substitutes are declared
. to be unmullahie, except when enclos-
on in envelopes with proper hostage
affixed. or when treated In such It than.
nor as will prevent objectionable Ina-
kitohen contains a Gas
fiance “and Water
‘ Heater.
Ask an cook what
she thinks about it, or
drop us a line and we
will sail and explain.
connected
333 “J rho... as.
;. ..
......d..,
0 No it Mimi! abut utly omlilf
‘ Ru spasms “WiihldgNtoho at.
its hobs Rtvllou‘aili m.
Tcisp one at office. Milan-a.
Miller it Jordan,
trinkets
SOUTH NORWALK.
(thin once ill State Street
BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel Mahackomo.
J. R. CONNOR, manor.
III—Inn.
SERVICE UP-TO-DATI
CUISINE'UNBURPAOSED
For further particulars apply It of?
lice. Telephone ills.
for freight Only
of Dover street). every day (except
Sunday). at 4 p m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 pm In. and South
Norwsik up to 6: 30,9
NORWALK ITEAMBOAT co.
Annlnu J. Smith. (I .c. Housman
Lessee. General Agent
iv...“ . .... ...—..Hmau.
Spends
POtiltOQS, per pk. . . - - u u u 0.. chi-'0'. u 300
2lbs. Lard .........
. . . ...._.“._...m 250
Tire Very Best Butter, per lb. ... 29c
3 lbs. Milk Crackers
3 lbs. Soda Crackers
A.
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave. East Nor-walk.
Pialms To Rent.
PIANOS TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED.
TENNIS AND OOLF GOODS.
F. *E. illKWllilil & ill.
“Hons-t Goods at Honest Pr’lcu.“
II Wall um». Norwllk.
250
250
tull
I
'V
EVERY. LADY'B DRESSINO CHAN
DER
scan.
‘
“equipped with.
snow whitemno piece "8tsnd:rl" POP
colsin Enameled Lavatory. '
shouldbo
Have you ever stopped to consider
how dal sinfully convenient it It
be to have hot and cold running
in your dressing chamber sloop
in; apartment of first floo'r toilpl
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quot. you prim. On!
plumbers are strictly combatant up
classics. honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash.
IOORNIR NMN AND WEST ‘7‘
IOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
‘ IOAPITA
0100.000
IURPLUI AND PROPI'I'I.«
.1 70,600.00.
In”
m... II MAI-Human, m.
JOHN H kuarpmi
parasitic): u.
FM
WILFRIND IODWILD, MM
. OlRIO‘I‘OR
an. Mediums H ugh
Joilp H. Kenn:
until-II It. twin
Olli‘litlll‘i Nari:
l find It.
3......“ ~-
an. NIH. Light
m “.....A.
.l'
RATES REASONABLE "
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents. ‘
llall hue hN. Y..
0)) and after Tuesday. January I l
1906. Freight Propellers will leave “
Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool ‘
. Real Estate and Insurance.
Bill Nlllilliil BINKN
runner. A welnfiwu Midland
ROWANIM ”It‘ll .VIOII
W .
maul momma .
”IIWulluu Mimic
Eclipse Self Cleaning
Reingerators.
Palmer hammocks.
WateICoo‘lers.
AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods .
(harlot loll’s
HARDWARE. M I
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 607.
Got in the Habit Having Your
,‘Sunday Dinner at that
GLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother with.
dishes or stovo when pleasant
Weather comes. .
courteous Service. ‘3 ‘
Pleasant Surrounding. E .
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,‘
. Proprietor.
ll», , Telephone. .490.
l;
-
or
I'm- ”-..”. .2 m. ... ..
THE LATEST ANb sear
LtihdlMiliiBi‘S
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers. at $5.50
to 06.00. term-um!“ ......
A complete lssorfmont of the best
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
‘FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
innit HIIIIIIIGI.
39 Main St, Nerwalk.
Telephone Call 97 5.
lingual 3 Print!
Q EAST NORW'ALK m
.._—-
Slim Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Sulllvd’n.
Proprietor.
#
HilillllEE. IliNNdillN
so Wall Obi Norwpllt. -
u wu‘hlnglon as. so. Nor-will I
We have uvornl‘dooldod bargains
‘ in Incom- produoln' pmpmy that
‘ must Increase In valul with the rapid
growth of the town.
...—..-... .....N .-......,.__..- ......
PREST- O LITE TANKS. ......
Auto Garage
ml. and MachinoShop.
Automobile: stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tires. Lamps. Oils, Dry
Dolls. Spark Plugs, etc.
204 wasmparon an.
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITSII
For fiNno lupin-Is. Lacquers. VuruiIszNNI. l’si
etc. .. «to.
True Spirits of Turpentine
NLN
Launch Engines, Covers. Curtains,
Turpuullns, Toots, Awnings and Gulls.
.. .. trains. Rff£"°’*w mir- *
.....- W, . ' ROTH. VICTO
WW ' ' ‘ and! Iilnu'm FROM bill" -
r was MM Pil- Alli
FRANK C. ”and “Ii-min Ewmglllill
or)! ”Mrs: roams: ,
VAN scoY 3‘39““
at m as rate
" BOOKING. ’15:. uI3 LENA I
Solo Sule- Aucnls
IM Front Strum. ‘ - New York Clip
I a
Decorator,
East Nor-walk
Tel. 452.
F. T. EaclnsondtSon
DeconAfoRs. .~
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In l
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN B'l'.
Tel. 3334.
’I
Ileslmerh
I sell only incestmcnts that i its"
personally investigated. and whit-i
have been most rigidly Investigalc-i‘N
by some of the very best business an?
professional men in our city. who havr
large holdings with us, and who rec
ommend these investments to thin
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our liter-stun
or a. personal interview,
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
1847
PLUMBING 'AND STE“
HEATING. “ I-
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. '
8TOVES AND RANGES .
SLATE IAND TIN. ROOFING
Gnund Steaml-‘lttlng. Gas F‘Ixtuufii
Metal Galliumitc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE means a Hercnxrss
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET. NORWAL
THE sourll NORWALK
STOR?“ '
. fpl‘I .
FURNITURE. IIIANOI. m .
I Telephone; MM. g
3.; For Punchlin- hilarit- It
.-. o. N; McKIDBIN. r:
Office, Room 4: Huv‘lladd‘ new" .‘ “7'?
Washington I SIN'M.
us ..Ir
.... _....~« -mw.-N..N.w-. - -. ... I
Own Heme. ‘?
Rents are advancing all the turn
and desirable apartments are becolib
Ins scarce): orcry day
sale. and can make the terms on
dries risht.
J M.Layton&00
.. ,- .. trimaran“) line:
no: CIIAIILl-zs a. SHOLL‘I COMPANY »
......flw... ..L.
soil-rd NORWALK. ‘
n ‘“
than i" murdering. {if p. N ~
Will) Not Bull Your
We have a I
number of very desirable homes for
I
W’ INCORPORATED. ' I:
ll Rlllnld Avenuu. 06th Nombi .
’ "I rk.‘
Norwalk Chronicler