.lsss carriage was In Norwaik today
with one o: the machines. The inn.
chine is built to resemble very closely
it horse drawn carriage. but is prcpsiv
led by a‘ gasoline motor instead of a "I
"hay" motor.
‘ ~Stops itching instantly.
hives. herpes, scabies-moans Ointr
meat. At any drug store. 1.
Wan-p.
During the past week some exten
sive changes have been made in the
5I Wosbii'igloo Strut
mmwwmwo ' To do this. it has been found necessary
Loooi Nous Notes.
windows
Alfred HOdshon. of Daubury was a
visitor in town today '
m
Edawrd Finch has gone to Dayton,
0.,foJ1 an Indefinite time.
part of the store. have had an Individ
During the past twenty- four hours.
Paul MacCormac has been in on ex-
tremely delirious condition at the Nor
walk Hospital. though his physical
condition Is not bad. McCormac
may never recover his reason, but
Dr Jean Dumortier, who has charge
of the case. stated this afternoon that
he would fear this more but for the
fact that the patient has a haven. r-e
sulting from his injuries
~Latest ran Hats. O‘ Brien.
Several members ofltheCrand Unit.
ed Order of Odd Fellows In The Nor-
walks will attend the reception
members of the order in New Haven.
Labor Day. The newly organized New
England Patriarchle regiment will hold
its first annual field exercises on that
James N. Wood M East avenue Is day. There will be a sheet parade
recovering rapidly f1om his slight at» in the morning After the parade the
lack of typhoid fever New England convention will be held.
In the evening at Music Hall New Ha
you a promenade and reception will be
held. His Honor Mayor J P. Siudlcy
wilflvet’ an address of welcome
The Pastimes will play the Ridge- .
field baseball Saturday at Ridgefield.
CockenOe Tribe, 1. 0 R. M... of Nor-
walk. will hold a session tomorrow
. night.
South Norwalk Conclave Improved
Ordeg of Heptasophs held a business
me ' .
e ”3 IF“ “Fem“ to bet lowed by Hon. W. 1.. Houston,
gra naster of the G. U. 0. of 0. F.
in America. who will deliver an oration
on Odd" Fellowship after which a re-
ception will be tendered him. There
will be dancing until 4 11.. 111., with
music by M111ruy's full cichesha of 20
picces
Frank Kern. of 19 Stuart avenue.
was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital
for treatment last night.
-—Halibut.
Market.
16c lb., at New York
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. O. F., held a regu-
lar meeting last evening at their quar—
ters on Washington street.
UNEARTHED AFTER TWO CEN-
TURIES.
Foundation of Home of Thomas Pelt
Discovered.
FAIRF'IELD, August 29.-—ln excu-
vnting for the foundation of Pickett’s
new building a stone wall was unearth-
ed which aroused the posimnslcr’s
curiosity. Mr. Pickett called the mat
let to the attention of Henry C. Stur-
ges, who after examining the location
and the line of the wall found abun-
dant evidence that the wall was once
the foundation of the dwelling of
Thomas Pcll. one of the first settlers
In ii‘airficld. The house was built be.
tween the years 1640 am] 1650. Later
Mr. Pell went to Westchestcr county.
New York, and established Peiham
Manor as a town. Mr. Slurgcs Is dc~
voting much time and investigation to
the task of locating the home sites of
the first settlers of Fairfield. ’l‘hc
markers Which have been located at
Three candidates were initiated at
the meeting of Court Frances, Order of
the Golden Scepter, last evening.
The Crhnbury Union Chapel Sunday
school will picnic Labor Day at Compo
Ilcarlzh. The. trip will be made by car-
ryal . '
The Norfiold Congregational Church
Sunday school. town of Weston. is
having its annual picnic today at Com-
op Beach.
The public schools of the town will
reopen for the full term next Tuesday
much ti the chagrin of a large number
of the pupils.
Edward Hollorun. of Spring Hill. Is
III of typhoid fever at the home of his
sister. Mrs. William Faulds. of Con-
necticut avenue.
——C. Kr, K. Derbies. O‘llricn.
q. J
Colonel E. Ii. Mathewson. Herbert
A. Mathewson and L. it. Hurlbuit. arc
I‘IIILjqulFlllliiigaIsgliiirllgnfills‘.” at “FF ton. in idea of the flourishing condition of the
town during the last half of the Hill
century, thu it is remembered that
the old Peli homestead dates back to
Shakespeare's time some Idea of tho
antiquity of the foundation just discov-
ered can he gained. .Shells of clams
which have laid In the ground 250
years were dug up showing that the
first settlers were fond of sea food.
The discovery led to a cursory in
spection of the town records which
contain some interesting reading.
Those who claim original right on the
Beach would do well to look over those"
records and see how small a founda-
tion their titles rest on.
CHILD DIES OF BURNS.
..._..—~..
Dr. and Mrs. J. C .Nowkirk. of Nor-
walk. have returned to Norwalk front
a month's stay in the Pennsylvania
Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester 8. Bullock of
Norwaik. returned home last hi hi.
from a vacation trip to Suuapec 1.11 s.
New Hampshire.
The ion «lesions of the state are hav-
Ingii a big clnmbnkc at anin Rock to-
day. but. very low of the local Iccmcn
arc in attendance.
A meeting of Norwalk Lodge. ll. P.
0. E. was held yesterday (wooing at
the Hotel Maliackcmo. llouiinc busi-
ness wus transacted.
«sword Fish. lilo lb., at. Now York
L'Iinrkcl.
When Pmoed to Give Boyu' Names
Bald She “Would Toll Tomorrow."
NEW BRITAIN, August 2i).-~Mury
Wimiclewsku. 11 Polish girl, the seven-
yoars-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.lncob Wastelcu'sku, of this city. Iitoil
here shortly after midnight on the re
sult of severe burns uuuiuluod into you
tciday uflcrnm'm. The girl sold her
clothes were not on lira by some small
boys and when pressed to tell their
names. ioplied "I'll lull tomorrow."
but death claimed her in the mounlli’rw.
Medical illxuminor er t returned a
verdict. of "death 1qu i burning." tho
Ulmrlos Vorliu. sat out on 11 black-
fishing oxiiciiilion in his launch this
morning. accompanimi by Charles Knit
“‘1‘ and Edmund Crofui.
Mien lilihcl lirowu. of ill Summar-
uirm-i, Norwulk. has been admitted to
the hospital. suffering from typhoid
furor. 'i‘lmre are at present live ty-
phoid patients ill the hospital.
'I‘iw suit of Richurd ll. (lollies vs.
Charles 1‘. I.. Huston and Ethel Ill.
Hoyt liuniuu. of ilNiuuioiit. . . J. to in
1mm 11 claim or 871‘». will comb up 11th word "accidental" being purposely
\Imiuumlsv lici‘mc Judge Daniel Dun omitted- The police may be called to
import tho cuss.
~14“.ch Full Iinrbion.
Hull has been thought by Robert .Io
Motility against John and Catherine
Higgins of Comatock iiili to recover 11
primary bill of 832 50. Property of the
WINDOTORM IN IOWA.
Damage of $100,000 Done at State Pair
Grounds In Os: Moises.
nus M01Nl£iil.in.. August 205m
O'Iirlou.
defendant was MIM'IIL’II by Deputy wiuduiorm struck the Iowa 8111112 Fair
Grounds early today. causing damage
estimated at 8100.000
Bhoritf Sculloy
hfi'r‘l'lli TO EhWARD MAONER.
' south Norwuik, Conn.
marlin: 'l‘hisls short:
Every lob painted maybe takes less
sellout; than of any other paint.
it not no pay.
8’) Dan Sale of
SHEET MUSIC
Is
Yours truly.
5“ one stEF ”filfiFdfiht
111111;; Iii. .Oorhom wheat Norwslk, sell 6 copies for ‘00.
so View or «comm
Mg ” harem mamas of rent
tulle with you III III! IMO.
son at the K1»
Now 117711 5:03“ m
to buy your Notions
be? M Built
Cures
piles. eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, .
old Norwaik post cities site at 45 Wall J J
street H. E Darin & Son. who occupy 1
11111 entrance front made for their side. '
0! ..
‘49 Wall St., Norwalk.
various points give the stranger some ’
Actua reductions allied to big values form the
lever with which we are moving all all this season' a
, stocks of Summer Suits for men trumpeting men. J J .‘
Men are buying now, because they appreitiate the
high character of our clothes and bccauac they know
our price cuts are big and genuine. J
, ’ There remains good choosing at each reduced
, .1 price, especially among the better and best qualities , ,
in large and small sizes:
$zo Suits.
$10 Suits, $6.88. $12.88.
$12 Suits, $7.88. $22 Suits, $16.88.
$15 Suits, $9.88. $25 Suits, $17.88.
Our stocks of vacation wears continue to previde
needed clothes, hats and furnishings for men in a hut-
ry to get away. Good trunks and bags to take away
with you.
14 South Main §trcet.' Telephone‘C'sIl 6311-2.
DOES IT PAY
to buy the best? You can save money every year-mot by
feeding cheap food, but by feeding the zight food Hole
you will get just the right feed for every p11rposo.Ai-
wuys fresh, home ground always the best in crciy way,
always the most for youl money.
Buy Oat: Theta Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
4-“
KODAKS
wm. P. Beers"
J Book and Stationery Stores.
6 South Malnut. South Norwalk
Live Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs. Hard Crabs, Bluefish
Weokiisb. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Ital-
ibul. Poroies. Long and Round Clams,
Fresh Arrival Dailii.
Cutblil’s Bridge Fish Market
nuwy new W _~_WW
riST QRAGEI»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDING! FOR THE STORAGE OF IV-
!RY CLASS OF MERGHANDIBI.
LOW RATE OF INGURFANCE.
Raymond ( Bros.
WATOHMAN.
w...
How to Save
W
\
IF YOU NEVER HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SAVE. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU
Keep ta Cash Account
AND FIGURE UP THE UNNSJOESSARY EXPENBSO FOR A MONTH. DO
THIO CAREFULLY AND YOU ‘WILL SEE WHERE ‘
You Can Save
, FROM 56 to I25 snort hours.
we PAY 4 Pen cum. on ssvmos screen's.
R”JI.AL HAIR TONIC; An unsur-
v‘ pussid cure (or dandrud. tailing hair
.’ and irritation or the scalp. Price 60
‘ Canto Bottle.
REXALL ANTIBEPTIC SOLUTION.
An absolutely safe aritisoptio solution
for internor and external use. Price
26' Cents Bottle.
REXALL LARKSPUR LOTION. A
speedy and certain remedy for the dos-
truction of all parasites of the hair.
Price 25 Cents Bottle.
REXALL POISON IVY LOTION.
For the immediate relief and perms,
nent cure of ivy poisoning. Price 25
Cents Bottle. ‘~~..
REXALL SHAVING LOTION. A de-
lightful antiseptic preparation for use
after shaving. It freshens, cools and
comforts the skin. Price 26 Cents.
All REXALJIJ. REMEDIES are sold
under the REXALL GUARANTEE,
which Is: It the Rexall preparation
purchased does not give satisfaction.
1:13» TIF-
Wino llilloii Plot 111,
THE PREGGRIP‘I’ION .TQBI.
TIL. 1H .
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
MW
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. 111.—
Stocks {opened at moderate fractional
advances over last night's level and
the dealings were quite active and var-
ch. Spoolui stocks showed wide
gains. St. Louis and San Francisco,
second pl‘d.. and Pressed Steel Car pfd
rising 2, Third Avenue 1 3-4, (lrcat
Northern Ore Certificates 1 M. Read-
ing. ilrookiyn Transit and Distilicrs'
Securities. a point and Toledo. Si. Lou-
is & \I’estern pfd. and United States
Steel pid. largo fractions. ‘
WALL STREET, 11 a. lll.-.-T1IB de-
mand for stocks was not. continued and
the market became dull] and easier
with mascot the prominent issues do-
clining to slightly below yesterday’s
closing. A loss of a point, by New
York Central and 11 reaction of a simi-
lar amount in Union Pacific Induced
light selling of the general list. Great
Northern Ore Certificates were mark-
ed 11p {ll/h St. Paul pfd. 2 National Bis-
cuit 11,9. and Prior 1st old I.
WALL SI‘REP’I‘ Noon. ~«Priccs wu-
vcrod 1111co1 iumlv tho dropping tenden-
cy meeting some resistance. Buying
was not aggressive enough to rally
quotations Eric 211d pfd sold at. an ad-
vance of 5.11 in response to the ducts.
ration of the dividend payable in wan
rants. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. n1.—-The mar-
ket, continued to sag gradually and call
money rates stiffened. but the reflective
selling was limited to a few stocks.
New York Central showed a loss of
1%.. and Union Pacific, St. Paul, Dela-
ware and Hudson and Smelling I. Can—
tral llcnthcr gained a point.
TELEGRAPHERS’ UNION HOPEFUL
NEW YORK. August 29.——Utmost
confidence In the success of their
cause was expressed today by the. pill
cuts of the telegraphels union. A cir-
cillul‘ sent out by the officers of the on
ion to its members declared that the
strikers would ignore any suggestion
of to compromise and stand Inunovublc
on all (1011111111111. The circular also as-
serted tlmi‘illfly slrikebreukcrs have
left the employ of the companies and
none directly to their homes without
consulting with the strikers. and
wholesale (Insertions are alleged by the
strikers to have taken place from the
working forces in the office yesterday.
The public was asked in use the mails
Instead of the wires.
Olliciulu of the twu big telegraph
companies said that the strikers were
beginning lo make advances with 11
view to returning to their Woik.
AMERICAN OFFICERS lN BERLIN
llidIlIdN. August 29. «The American
ofliocru fulfilled. U. 8. Edgerl) Mu»
Jor C. will Willcox. Capt. lluticit in.
I... Mickie and Capt. George H libel
ton. designated by the United States
government. to attend the autumn mun
muvres of the German army as guests
of minpcror William. arrived here to
day. They were taken to the Hotel
Kitissurhof. where they will he outcr-
tuiuod at his mniosty’ a expense. The
British Wm" office is sending a deletion
lion in the manoeuvres among them
being Illoutpllen. Sir Arthur Puget
and fourteen other officers.
METEOR EXPRESS WRECKEO.
OKLAHOMA CITY. 0. 'l‘.. August
29.-~’l‘ho font Frisco train known as
the "111mm." which left St. Louis at
2130 yesterday afternoon and was due.
to arrive here at noon. ran into an
early hour this morning and was
wrecked. A mail clerk and two pas-
sengers were seriously injured.
chOMWIilLI. HOUSE antNltD.
(IROMWIIILL, August til .w'rha two~
F faintly trams house owned and occu~
bled by William P. Arnold, who also
lulum Augusto gnu? guano. was, an“
it in a a. him
its” 1111111111119 1110111111 tell assisted
. chandise at the best New York dealers.
Rancher
open when near Tales, 1. 'i'.. at an -
Our Fail 511011le of the latest fabrics A
and swell medeis. beaubfollo tailorodds here.
Everuihlno IS new: no old Sleek. and the
prices are. lower than the shut some more»
A fine disolou oi wooleos are being made
from which we will make to measure suits
and orerccats with all the little louohos of
indiridualilii oi slule‘ 11011 1111111 suggest. ‘
Beautiful Fail neoktvear just in.
Price’s Clothing Store.
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITTERS. "I?“ FIIICW
98 Washington Street, ‘ on South Norwalk. J
' Tel. 165-5. 3""I‘fl-t .1 1
THE HATCH & BAILEY C0.“
MMLW/lk for Ereiiilhinoo
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALAOE‘
5 \J It'll-ii
Timber, shingles, lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. lootinl
and unisning'lumnar. an kinds of hard woods, '1'» paper. and «and
rooting paper. sheathing paper Hair insulator and deafenlnl resort. ordl- ,
nary and extension ladderl. Doors. lash, blinds. interior house; trim to . .J 1.
Pine, Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy III? '
ins, turning. planing, shop Jobbing. cabinet work. veneered work. Kills
drying tacilltiel.
" K.
14 I“
\ . 11.
Mill, fact of Marshall Street. YT} "
Lumber Yard. ,Woter Stunt. ‘
k. if” Telephone '45-" ‘
TelephonoaG-a.
..
i1
11-, r1
To supply you with your next winter’s
Coal. Call and examine our mock”!
the system of cleaning our Goal. ‘
as Waterst. ] Phone 450.
I'll. .
Prime Meats
AND
VE ETABLES.
,J]. 1111. DoDo. J.
as Washington Street South Norwalk
m
Great Muslin Underwear Sale!
Now going on at
M. 8. SMITH 1&‘00.’
92 Washington St. South :Noiwalk.
Tomatoes I Tomatoes
W l
‘1 i4 .
We have scoured the option of one of the largest tomato growers in
this county for his entire stock of to mates. to supply our trade. whiloyth' _
Int. Don't miss the opportunity WIII is they are in lholo height to not than)
at a remarkably low price. .
1" u Mu.
Native Tomatoes. in half bushel b
kets, 60c basket.
We will deliver them to your he use, no matter how many you buys.-
one or more. .
Norwalk Chronicler