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11111 1111111111.
Miss Edna J. Plait of Main street
Norwalk is visiting in Je1sey City
with relatives.
Augustine Vega and family, of No.
10 Lowe street have been visiting 111
New York
,
Mr and Mrs_ Charles Van Ruskirk,
of Brooklyn have been visiting M111.
-—First M E. Church Sunday school
picnic to Steeplechase, Thursday. Cal
leaves church at 8: 15.
Augustus Hand of South Norwalk
is spending a week’s vacation at his
home, 28 Main street Danbury.
Mrs. Alexander Lauder and Miss
Margaret Laude1, of West street are
at Bethlehem, in Ihe White Mountains.
Miss Maude E F‘. Hoyt, of Hltghland
avenue Is spending her summer vaca-
lion in Bethlehem, White Mountains,
New Hampshhe.
Miss Sadie Russell and Miss Lillian
Douglas. of its Plains, are spend-
lag a. week with Mr. and MrsI. E. S.
Underhili of Westpori avenue.
William Norman, of Newtowtn ave-
one has returned home from a week 8
vacation trip to Hyde Park, KIIngston
and other Hudson River Pointst
Mrs. M. J McDonough and children
mid Miss Vera McNamara, of Dover
street, are spending two weekfn. with
relatives in‘ ProvidenCe and Hos on
Wendell G. Ashton. admini iralor
for the estate of Captain Will am if
lioyt has been III the past month at
his home on Elmcrest Boulevard.
Phllo A. Thatcher and family have
moved from New Canaan to Nlbrwalk.
Mr. Thatcher has been a resident of
New Canaan for over forty yeslts.
Mrs. Goodman P. White, oft Ward
street is on a two weeks trip to Port-
land, Me. Mrs. White ls making the
hip in Company with Miss \Iiulkor,
of Souihport.
The South Norwaik Fire Department
was called out early Saturday evening
for a the in Lexington aventle the
flames being confined to a hltiystack
which was about all dcslloycd.
l’onassus Council, Roval Artoanum
of Nomalk. has installed that game
of carpet bottling, which will its play-
cd when opportunity affords tat the
lodge meeting quarters. Sons otf Tem-
perance Hall. in the Gazette bltllldiug.
'i‘ho paraphernalia fur the gains or-
rived this morning.
A fine time is anticipated by
numbers of the South Norwalk
aregationul Sunday School 11111
picnic to Steeplechase tomonotw in
addition to the trolley ride, “MI are to
1111on a delightful sail in Bridgeport
llurbor. and also an excellent variety
of attractions at the island.
1111111 w. Colby. w. K. .1. nuiuttnrlimi
it, iluck liuboia left town yesterday in
tho lullur's I’opc-llurtfortl l'ondlttor for
11 trip through Maesuchusettat They
will visit. among other plncts. the
llcrksblrvs and lioeton. uttendt an the
(11d Iiouw Wonk ceremonies .ut the
hitter city.
the
Con-
their
liarry Sheldon. of South Nthrwnlk,
employml by Manner llrothert, who
was badly injured last weekl it‘uir-
field, utlcmplml 11111111111111 to work you-
throat. 11111 11 severe headache reveal-
mi and be had to give it up. it will
probably be several days before he will
be able to be around as beforu.
John l-l anuiui louder of Stieldol'n
orchestra. in now able to ploy in his
orchestra again. The orchestra will
resume 1111 monuments 111 Thu Knob.
naturally evening. 011 the night of
July :1. Mr. IIIpoIdt‘I had the mister
time to break 111111 right hand. oblig
lug him to retire from piaylntt for a
time.
Charles and Arthur Audorlon. of
South 111111111111 worn riding the 1m.
tern motor cycle to New York Elan lay y$
when they met with an accident which
painfully hurt both of them. '1‘th Wero‘
11auslngtbrouxb Greenwich. not in try
111111 to avoid th trolley Law
wheel of the are a sought in he rails
and the young men were throw
Ir. Arthur: knee can and Its Were
hurl whim charm sustainedta 11111111,
her or out: audit!!! be i achino
Was had ly 11an and I! in the re.
pair shop. . _
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I Are? I011 Insured 1 _ .
'fi Against fire ?,
Taylor. dr'tGOIden.‘
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Clothier Willis H. Bullock is among
the Norwalkers in New York today.
Mrs. Augustus Roselle, of Hamilton
avenue. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Var
milyea, of Danbury. for several days ‘
Cornelius Gladstone. who Is employ- ‘
ed in Mt Vernon. was a visitor at
the home of his parents in Spring
street, yesterday.
as...’
Howard Nestor. of the Gleadealng
Pharmacy, Norwalk, began a week's
vacation from duty yesterday, and will
visit various points in the state. Mr.
Nestor started for Hartford today.
The Winnipauk baseball team went
to Stratford Sunday afternoon, and
defeated the team in that place by the
the score of 10 to 5. Tom Smith pitch-
ed fo1 Winnipauk and Mulvoy presided
behind the but.
considerably lated over this game.
particularly a Stratfmd defeated them
earlier in the season by the some of
9 to 6, on the same diamond.
m.“
A delegation of sixty more boys from
New York came up (from New York ..
yesterday for a ten ays‘ stay at St.
James' Home in Norwalk. The lads
are a vivacious lot, as is readily ap-
parent when they nmke their daily
pilgrimage into Norwulk for souvenir
postal cards and candy. They travel
in a body and though they practically
take possession of a store when they
enter, they are witbal an orderly lot. I
Policeman Stratton yesterday even-
ing arrest William Smith and John
Ilile, two men who were engaged in a
rough and tumble fight in front of
Stocks saloon in Railroad avenue.
When Officer Stratton arrived 011 the
scene the two we1e clinched on the
sidewalk soothing and sc1atchiug at a
te1rlflc 1ate 'l‘his lumping neithm
of the prisoners appeared in court. and
ball of $10 in each case was declared
forfeited.
The annual picnic of the Norwalk
Methodist Sunday school will be held
Friday at Valley Grove. 1.. I. The trip
will be made on the steamer liuutiug
ton. leaving South Norwulk at 8:45 a.
111.; and returning in good season. loav-
ing the grove of 11.11 111: 4:30. it is ex-
pccted that the lit 'ty will comprise
about 400 111c111bcrs of the school and
friends. The committee is preparing
an interesting program of sporting
events at the grove.
David Higson, who has been a mom-
inent figure in the hat manufacturing
business in Danbury for nearly fifteen
years will go to Wubash,~lnd., to be
come a member of the Pioneer Hot
00., of that city, one of the largest
and most successful hat. 111a11ufat-tur»
Ing concerns in the west. M1; ngsou
has resigned his position with the Na
tional list 00., of 'Lhinbury, with which
he has been connected since closing
his business in Bethel.
A good time is the order at tht
camp of the Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk.
at Compo. The permanent “lodgers“ oi
the camp are “Judge" Ernest C. Grog»
cry and Harold Ruudle, whose duty 11
is to keep things running smoothly,
The other members of the club who
are participating in the camp simply
spend the night there and return to
Norwnlk each morning. The camp Is
to be of two weeks‘ duration. and it is
expected that quite a delegation will
spend all of next week there.
Thomas F. Cockerluuu, 11 Wilton
fnr.n1bnnd was picked up drunk in
Norwalk, Suiurdav afternoon by Dep-
uly Sheriff John W Scullev The of
fender was taken Into custody some
time ago for a similar offence bore
and was allowed to go with a warn
lug. This morning Judge lil. M. Lock
wood administered a sentence of thir-
ty days in Bridgeport jail. with costs
attached. Cookerluuu was warned to
not oil? the street oucc Saturday of-
tcrhoon by Prosecuting Attorney Loo
llnvls. while the latter was in com~
puny with llcputy Sheriff Sculluy.
When the. latter sow Cockorbmu again
the latter was even more drunk than
before.
W
’i‘wo employees of the lt‘orcpnugb M.
Sell-1 llrolhors' circus bad 11 hair
breadth escape from having their
heads knocked off Sunday morning as
the second section of the circus train
passed up the Dunbury division, on
route to the batting city. The two
men referred to were perched on llu-
1111111 of a chariot as lho train cum-mi
the out near the lower end of tho
Norwnlk tunnel and only
aware of their (11111111011 as the ropes of
the warning signal struck against their
faces. They quickly ducked and their
heads escaped the tunnel by a low
inches. Several people in Norwalk
who saw the men on the chariot run
to tho tunnel. oxpetuluu to find them
lIt'illI bosldc the track 11.11 has boon the
fate of a number of unforiunalcs.
ROTON POINT OR IOTON OR-
OHAHD?
. Overheard at tho l'ioton vaudeville
performance last night.
flow] hear they are going to change
the 111111111 of holes Point to lioton
Orchard.
shown; that so! Why?
Ile- wllcnaune they have been finding
so many pairs under the trees.
at Salt of
SHEET PAPER
The Wiunlpauks are ‘
services we render
to our fellow citizens these days, is being
here, ready. with the right clothes for quick
delivery . 1.
A manswants' to go on a vacation; needs
extra trousers, or a fresh thin suit, a new hat.
or maybe shirts or neckwear; something new
for away-from-home. We’re here with the
goods.
The bést'of it is, that the clothes are Hart.
Schafl‘ner & Marx goods; they're like Ameri-
can gold moneyugood anywhere in the world.
You don't have to go away from home to
wear them. ~ ' ~ .. "'1;
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
GOOD GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE.
Quality first. There‘s no other way to build a great
Grain business. No matter how little the price, if the
thing is mean youdou't want it. In buying grain and
feed it’s not. so important to save money as to get. the
best—but. hero you can do both.
‘Buy Oats Thais Clean.
9' MANUEL T. HATCH.
_/..
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
Ladies’ Home Journal
for AUgusi'.
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stauonery Stores. ,
6 South Main St., South Norwalk
Fish. I Fish.
SOFT CRABS; WEAK FISH.10c; FLAT FISH. 1°C: PORGIES,
IOU: SWORD FISH, HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, COD, MACKEREL, LOBv
STERS.
buibill’s Bridge Fish Market
became"""""""'IIL ...
«STORAGE»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INGURFANCE.
Raymond Bree.
WATCHMAN.
For Convenience
There is Nothing Like a. Check-Book.
When You Buy Anything Pay For
it. by Check.
Don’t; Carry a. Pocket Full of Our-
rency: It’s Dangerous. ‘
Deposit in Our General Banking
Dept. And we Will Furnish The
Check- Book Free.
Email Accounts Are Welcome.
If E SOUTH
.1 a. . ...... _.. A
, to give satisfaction.
EALL
We carry a complete line of the
“ REXALL REMEDIES, and each one In
said with the 11.11.11 Guarantee, which
is: Every preparation is guaranteed
if it: does not re.
turn It and get your money._
Below we list a few at the museum
ble preparations in this line:
Roxsll Hair Tonic, 50:; Bottle
Rexall Shampoo Paste, 250 its"
Rexall Straw Hat Cleaner, 101: Box
Rexall Cream Almonds, 25o Bottle
Rexali Beef, Wine and iron, 50c Bottle
Rexali Poison ivy Lotion, 25c Bottle
Rexali Shaving Lotion, 25c Bottle
Rexali Headache Wafers,
10c and 25c Box
250 Bottle
25:: Bottle
Rexall Cholera Cure.
chali Larkspur Lotion,
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets,
25c, 45c and 89c Box
11. “—I
lie Billiard P11111111,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORE.
TEL. 15-12.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, it): 10 a. n1.~—'l‘he
opening movement of prices was Ir-
regular wlthln a narrow range and
delings were light. A rise in Southern
Railway of is and a fall in Mexican
Central of $3.4 were the most conspic-
uous changes.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.———A ten-
dency toward improvement after the
oiieuing was checked before the move-
ment has proceeded for by heavy sales
of Smeltina. Reading and the grain
carriers. This selling was in turn suc-
ceeded by a good rally all around, but
the market. in the interim had yielded
to a large fraction below yesterday’s
closing for any representative stocks.
Brooklyn Union Gas dropped 3 1-2 1111-
1101 its previous mice, Smelling l l-2
St. Paul pid.1 1-4, and Gxeat Nor—lb
eru pfd., Notthcxn Pacific Lead and
Pacilic Mail 1. Consolidated Gas
moved 11p 1 3-4.
WALL STREET. 11oo11.-i’riccs ware
slowly lifted In company with a rise
of 1 3-11 in Southern Pacific, but the
moreuumt flattened out when the av-
erage of prices had been restored to
last night‘s level. liouds were irregv
ulm.
WALLSTRl‘Ill’l‘ i 11 n1 “Spagfnomcw
effmts we1e made to meat 11 gellvlill
advance bv bidding 111) special stocks
and the general level of the market
was held 111me U s. Stool s1 1111111
Reading. lrle and ll1111l111.111 stocks
were bought at lntmvals and showed
the most Improvement.
NEW YORK. .luly 30.——-'l‘l1e direc-
tors of the Buffalo. Rochester and
l’itlsbuig Railway Company announc-
ed today the declaration of a semi-
annual dividend of 2 1-2 per ce11t.pay~
able August 1:1 This Is a reduction of
one- -haif of one per cent” as compared
with the semi-annual dividend paid in
February last. The stock has been on
o SIX per cent. per annum basis since
19 :.
‘ INSPECTED FIRE APPARATUS.
South Norwnlk Gives Exhibition for
Benefit of Port Chester Officials.
Fire Commissioner Ernest Simona,
of Port Chester, accompanied by Chief
of the Port Chester Fire Department
linker and members from Reliance Illn~
aloe Company, Edward Sherwood, Wil-
lium Silverelsen, Willis 1’. Clark. D1111-
icl Townsend and lloitrich l’onty. vl-
slted South Norwalk this morning to
witness a demonstration of the new
combination chemical engine and hose
wagon of Putnam lions Company, hold
at. the Municipal Electric Light sin
tion. A whistle was blown at the nice
trio light. station and the apparatus.
Chemical Engine. hose wagon and Old
Well Truck responded in quick time.
One of the chemical tanks was dis
charged for the benefit of the visitors.
who‘watcbed Its work and cmnmonted
m1 .
Port. Chester Is in the market for a
chemical and truck and they have in-
IIIIISIIM a number of different nutc-
LINGERED IN SAYING GOODNIGHT.
A couple of Stamford young men
whonre noted. among other things.
for theb all around gallantry and pop-
ularity with the gentler sex, came to
South Norwaik. Sunday evening. to
make a call. They blade the call all
right. but. so long did it take them to
say good night, they missed the Wash
ington Express. Every one who knows
anything about the Wash. knows that
it is generally from an hour to two
or three hours late. so it will be seen
what a long lingering affair that leave.
taking was. Anyway they missed the
train, and, unable to get hotel accam‘
modstions in South Norwalk. slept on
an Adams Express ontogeny truck on
the station platform'f‘ ey arrived in
Stamford yesterday morning on in *
early 1111111 and proceeded over side
argon: and through back lots Ito their
bum Iluls 111 Shoes
SHIRTS 1111 just Ill.
qubei‘.
111111111.
011‘ 11111111 of fabrics I111 Clothing and Model Mules, With
Low Prices are Values that have Never been Matched line, all
we doubt if ever equaled Elsewhere _
aunt of Iluud Dressers bu dusuuiuu it, all what 1111 III 0111
Illulbiuq is 1111111013 regards everything lurMen and Bugs
lie have 111111 the up
1111111 arrival of tempting patterns 11 SUMMER NEGLIGEI
0118111111 N111 1111111 11111113111111
Delicate Summer Neubuear. .
mesh Underwear. expensive at first, but lasting and Comfortable.
0111 trial of our Shoe Department will make 1011 1111qu111
$qu and uumiurlable shoes will cure quI fallout, and f
1111 prices will seem fair, quality shown in Ibeueur.
Price’s Cluibiuu 8111111 .
iiiemel's uelebnled linen
j .mf‘tl HEAD-TO-FOOT. OUTFITTERS “l bills:
98 Washington Street, 1"" . jy; ,‘j '6 1 South Norwalk'. Conn.
‘ m. 1 5’5: i
CO
AT SUMMER’S LOWEST PRICES.
GIVE. US ATRIAL ORDER.
Telephone 450.
L.
CALL AND EXAMINE o'us srocx
serous vou LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE, on Berri-:11 STILL.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
68 Water Street.
Prime
:2 Washington Street
AND
VEGETABLES;-
J. W. DODGE.
Meats;
South Norwalk
211 No. Main 31.. so. Nor. 1.1 14:.
United Grocery Co.
NATIVE 901111053:
30c Peck.
M. Epstein,
49 Fort 8t.. East Not-walk. Tel. Ill-l
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ELECTIO’N IN MANILA.
MANILA. July lift—The election is
procaedlng quietly and practically a
full vote had been polled at noon. No
disdrders have been reported. The
people do not seem to realize the meth-
ods of the management of the election
and wore continually asking the au-
thorities to Interfere with electioneer-
lug near the booths. etc. The author-
ltloa are trying to impress the voters
with the idea that the election is on-
Ircly within the control of. the people
utmost
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BRAZILIAN
CONSUMPTION
fearless 1;“
tau BALMI
'qu 1111: ~ our?
‘ 019“ mucus Baghgupls;
I
caco. Heavy rains fell throughout the
morning.
OFFICERS OF THE 0. B. A. p -
South Norwalk Lodge.rNo. 185. 0. ii.
A.. elected the following olllcern at its
meetlnz Sunday night:
President~Louis Joseloff.
*Viee-president—Samuei Schllepsky.
Secretary—I. Alexander.»
Treasurer—ll. Herehfleld.
ldxamiuing Physician-Dr. William
Nollmer.
'1 he society meets the fourth Sun-
and that there shall be no intorfer- day of every month.
ASTHMA
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Norwalk Chronicler