fr ‘ {is
TABLE DAMASK
AtmmmmIoAMIYIl-d.
A complete assortment both is Hllck
Ind Damssk. .
A bargain in Bath Towels, I ”f '
the, in white and ecru.
E E. BANKS
uAHAszlso liHi Itoolt.
W “5"."
tail Marbles
Uchhf Council will lipid a meeting
thel evening
~Yillcht and Golf Caps. O Brien.
Miss Hazel Weed, of Springdale, is
Spending 1w week with Miss Gladys
Brown. 0; Noswlilt.
Mrs. Rufus R. Osborn, with friends
from Larchmont, went by automobile
to New York city, yesterday.
—-Gra'nd Prise Barn Dance at Roton
tonight. Come and see the fun.
Miss Dorothy Martin, of the dry
goods store of Edward K. Banks, ls eil‘
joying her two weeks' vacation.
Miss Margaret Guilshi‘in, of Mount
Vernon. is the guest of her cousin.
Miss Doulse Neary, of Lowe street
—-Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Miss Grace Godfre , of Norwalk, is
the guest of Mr. a d Mrs. Emanuel
Chase, of Shelton s eet, Bridgeport.
Mrs. and Mrs. George
Scoflel’ . of South rwalk, are visiting
Mrs. Richard Cob rt, of New Britain.
Miss Abigail F ron, librarian of the
City of South N walk. starts for New
Haven tomorrow; on her aniiual vaca-
tion. '
——Baseballt lorrow. Norwalks vs.
Cuban Stars. Come and see Bliste-
mantafihe g .atest shortstop ill the
country. ’
Mr. and M s. Alfred Wilmot, of Sey-
mour stree are entertaining their
nephew, 14' man Bohnwagncr, of New
Haven.
The bla berry season is about at its
height no and bushels of fluit are
being br git in from the fields by
berrylng arlies
-—Chlclfen Lobster, 20c, lb. Clltblll's 3
Mr. and rs. Frank Wilbert, of
Crescent Ter .ce, went to New York
city, Thursda , and enjoyed a trolley
ride back to ‘orwalk.
The Misses losepbine and Kathryn
Kelleher, of ew York city. are the
guests of the disses Weyerhauser, of
Cross street, 'orwalk.
~—Grand P e Barn Dance at Boton
tonight. Co . and see the fun.
Only ten l ms of interest are men-
tioned in N E. Ryan and Co.’ a adv.
this week, t there are many others
at their etc 86 Washington street
The Dllk raising party has arriv-
ed safely : Bloch island, and the
members a .», now enjoying the fishing
and other ' teresting pastimes of that
place.
tomorrow.“ Norwalks vs.
Come and see Buste-
ml of Mrs A. B. Downs will
Saturday. August 1st at
3: 30 p. n at the residence of her sis-
ter, Miss Cornelia F. Baird, 53 West
avenue.
~ and Panama Hats. O'Brien.
d Mrs. George Everett will,
next ek. remove from South Nor-
waik t the seminary building, Darien,
thno the First Division, B M 8.. will
: annual meeting and clamhake
: Helen Lyle, of 286 Laurel ave-V
Bridgeport, will enjoy a two
: ',vscation viewing the points of
inte st in Great Barrington, Lee and
She will be accompanied
r aunt. Miss Catherine Steegmul
’ South NorWalk, and a number
lends from Bridgeport and New
. On their r urn they will spend
days with fr ends in Danbury.
traw and Panama Hats. O'Brien.
e improvements being made by
progressing rapidly. The station
, been mined several feet back from
’ The tracks of the
. ced on the west side of the station
-. ui'st passengers will take trains
The
‘. .. pt mwleyvlile to facilitate the
i ling of freight, the transferring of
ch is heavy at that point.
-—-:---—--—-
-:-"'i have been somewhat costlve
Do‘sn‘s Regulate give Just the re
desired. mlmlwt initials and
3'- lsto . I per cc y.—"’
r . rge B. Knudsen 306 Walnut Ave.
New Haven road at Hawleyvliie .
not «and: Madam»
an s sy-al-homes
need many of the
M "little aids and com.
forts to be found in
our store. Toilet
goods, bath pro.
paratlons, and aids
of every class.
Don't leave town
without I supply.
EIllHillllJl
‘ r modal". .
swoai'wtwAlersssr.
‘l st. arr—i.
l
.‘n. ,.
' i
“*—
Stephen Smith and Chester Meek-
or: a! Norwitika reunioyiirg camp life
at Compo Bench.“e ,
Eugene M. Tolles. of South
walk, is enjoying a few days' vacation
trip through the West.
—-—Cblcken Lobster, 20c lb. Cutbiil's.
Captain Ellis iii Campbell, of the
Southern New England Telephone Co..
and his Rosebuds are busily engaged
this week ill trimming trees about the
company's lines in Silvermlhe.
DEAFNEIS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications,. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and that is b constitutional rem:
edles. Deafness s caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed. Deafness isthe
result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the hiucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hali’ a
Catarrh cure. Send for circulars
free. .
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
nation.
:
Norwalk Hardware Co
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Garden Hose,
Garden Tools,
Lawn Mowers.
and General Hardware
Machine Work and General Repair-
ing Promptly Attended To.
——
.39 MAIN ST., NORWALK.
You are looking for the Best, when
considering your Footwear.
ls " who some Price and there Is
always the am Vain. in every fair.
:m
PHONE 542-2.
”pg, “"143? .
The Réi‘ltied Appearance of a
’ Add,“ w Dreyfuss’”ml’ropcrly Dressed Man
:; tics, Tobacco
" tailoring is done by Koppel
our goods and slei- ammo...
pearance commands res pact and ad-
" mite him to places that are denied his '
less favored brother.
. You take no chances when your
We hall be pleased to show yen
LE!) 8 » KOPPEL,
wads,
Nor- I
Clover’sT he Place
Wear Slices That Fit.
exerts an influence that softens rude- A '
ness and shamos vulgarity. His sp- 4
i .. a .
. mediation: 3'.
New Drug, PosIIm. a...» Obi-sinsbls In
. small Quantities. ,
Since its discovery one year ago the
new drug, 'iioaiam. has successfully
cured thousands of chronic cases of
eczema and other distressing shin
adiictions. Heretofore poslnnl has
been dispensed’solely for the benefit
of scam patients ill large Jars sui'iic:
lent for a month’s treatment. This
was found tube an inconvenience to
thousands 0 use it for minor
troubles, such as pies, blackheads,
's acne. scaly Iodip. complexion
his alien, Itching roar, plies, etc.
which require but a small quantity to
-.cure. To overcome this. and in res-
ponse to urseut capsule. the dispensers
of poslani have been obliged to adopt,
dditlon ,to the regular two-dollar
age. a special titty-cent size.
which in future may be found. on sale
It The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw.W
Kelley, Jr.’ s, and other leading drug
stores. in South Not-walk. or it may
be ordered direct troll‘iltbs Emergency
laboratories. No. 82 est 25th Street
New let City. in all eczema cases
poslam stopI itching with first appli-
option and proceeds to heal immediate
ly; chronic cases being cured In two
weeks. ill less serious skin troubles.
results are seen after an overnight ap-
plicatlon.
mSamples for experimental purposes
still be had. free of charge, by
wr ing to the laboratories for them.
gL
Ellis Hughes has returned to his
home in Beekman street, Norwalk, af-
ter a visit. with relatives in Weston.
-C. & K. Hats. O'Brien.
Miss Louise Neary has returned to
her home in Lowe street from a visit
with relatives ltl Mount Vernon, New
York.
According to a story that comes from
Boston Miss Clara lola Meeka, whose
home is with her mother, Mrs. James
Halpin, ill Rldgefleld, was summoned
to Boston a few days ago by her fath-
er, John H. Meeks, whom she had not
seen imeleven years. “Come to Bos-
ton.” he wrote. "and i’ll give you it
good time." When Miss Meeks reach-
ed Boston she was handed a letter in
ler father’s handwriting informing her
that he had committed suicide and
wished her to take charge of the body.
Search is being made for the man's
lody in the Charles river. Miss
necks is said to be an operator in the
lotions Under Present Lain.
WASHINGTON, July at ”The re-
port that tho transcontinental rall-
roads controlled by James J. Hille
wold Harrlmsn, the Bemynd Syndi-
cate and the Canadian government
base determined to surrender their ex
port trade to“Cii‘lna, Jspsu, New Zea
land and Australia, on November 1.
has created much interest t the of-
fices of the inter-State ommerco
Commission in this city. Railroad of-
ficais have resisted the enforcement
of the rule of the commission by which
they are obliged to publish the portion
of «their exportjate whlc goes to the
railroads for handling shipments to
seaports and to give notice of any in-
crease or decrease in these rates. The
purpose of the trans-continental roads
to take this action has not been
brought to the attention of the commis-
sion, which has full power to modify
' its rulings in order to meet the oblcc-
tions of the carriers should they care
to do so. But as this matter has been
fully considered by the commission‘lt
Is not regarded as likely that their rul-
ings in this respect will be changed.
The railroads have asserted ever
since this rule became effectlvo that
they could not comply with it and con.-
.duct their espbrt trade.
~Dyspepsis is our national ailment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the nations
cure for it. it: strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of diges
tire Juices. purfies the blood. build.
you up. '
NEW HAVEN RELATIVES SATIS-
PI IE
NEW HAVEN, July 81. ——All of the
New Haven relatives of Mrs. Cornel-
ia H. B Rogers, who died in Bridge-
~port. leaving a_ strange will, are sal-
lslied with the provisions of the rich
womans bequest. Fordyce Domino
mining engineer, is I brotherin- law or
Mrs. Rogers. His wife who is Mrs.
Rogers' sister. ls acting as an execu-
trix of the will.
IJEIIBIIIIIS IIIIIII Mil.-
Tlls Mum isb. 41.0 of
air col-reaps; 7'" 0‘ drsort Wish anomw.
Peel tiv Plat-gs bans as.‘ mi We. with five
.Mspomlf'llfl of sugar. trump sweet
all! be“ to Km“
“‘il‘i"'°l.‘:"‘°l CHENEER .i‘”. .. d
r 'u
l: :ithcaul liedshorvlss. sonswltllwlllpprd
tidgefleili telephone oiilce.
p
OUT A HAMMOCK. OUR LARGE LI
. AND DESIGNS, WHICH ARE SOLD A
URE TO YOUR LEISURE HOURS.
COMFORTABLE PILLOWS.
[2:18 North Main Street,
in these items should interest you, u
are good.
52.26 Fine Lawlt Jumper Dresses $1.75
3.25 and $2.00 Lawn Waists 41.75
31.25 and 81.50 Walsts ....... 98:
3. B. Net Corsets, all sizes 45c
iet Lisle Gloves. "Kayser" make . 18°
.Villtb No. 150 Ribbon extra good
quality ................... 25¢ ysrd
,9
'e DESIRE
ONE. FOLLOW IT
SOUTH NORWALK. '
doets‘not mean anything unless
a .
bottom hss' dropped.
PHONE 46'.
choirs othsris A it
MATERIALS ARE SURE TO PLEASE YOU.
A. J. Collins;
Funeral Directors and .Embalmers,
STAMFORD.
Ladies’ Coronet Oxfords.
FLYNN a RYAN,
Now QPENElllleri .,
suppress A,
want, or any good {pudding sauce. JELLOI
sold by all Giocors s 00 permit we.
“A HOUSE IS HAROLY COMPLETE IN THE SUMMER TIME WITH-
NE lNCLUDEB Mumsaous s'rVLss
r palcss THAT WILL son PLEAS-
MOST or con HAMMOCKS HAVE
THE COLOR COMBINATIONS AND THE
a!
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Low Prices
nd impel you to buy willie assortments
Children‘s 25c Parasols .......... 15¢:
Children's Rompers, sizes 2 to 6,
.................. 25c Ind 481:
Children's 25c Stockings. plain
black llsle, also tan, white and
black lace. per pair .........
1 Lot 25:: and 500 Belts
cssu.
N E. Ryan 81 00.,
' i8 ;ASHINCTON STREET.
OUTH NORWALK.
TO ACOUIREA BUSINESS EDUCATION IS A 600'"
UP BY ENTERING
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
NO BETTER COURSE IN' ANY SCHOOL AT ANY COST.
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
Poi'n' CHESTER.
Much. .for Little h
we have footwear that will stand back .
c
That We have, and you will not have to be a shoe expert to see
the good quality in the shoes we are offering at prices from which the
$185.
in Pat. Colt, Gun Metal
and Tan Cnlt.
Former Pride, is. so.
x.‘
- so menthol-on orassr.
cInnot Afford to do Trans-Coniflidhldl
' listener Dozen.
99 Fort. St, East, Nor-walk.
assassin. saws.
Yesterday's Stats Linus Results.
Hartford 4. Brillsesort a.
At Waterbury—Waterbury 7, Mel
yoke 3.
At Meriden—Merlden s. New Bri
lain 1 (first more); New Britain 7.
Merilien 1 (second game.)
At Springfield—Springfield 6, New
Haven 1.
Yesterday's American League Results.
s.
.r
York 2 (14 innings).
Yesterday's Nsilonsi League Rssulis.
At New York—New York 11, St.
Louis 0.
At Philadelphia—Pblladelpllin 5,
Cincinnati 0.
At Boston-Chicago 13, Boston 4.
(first game); Chicago a, Boston 3 (sec-
ond game).
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDO. M
"It gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Buckien's Arnlca Salve."
says J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. N.
C. “i am convinced it's the best solve
the world alords. It cured a felon on
my thumb, and it never fails to heal
every sore, burn or wound to w lch it
is applied. 25c at F. H, Baxter drug
store. "
hiain and muscle without
bloating up the blood.
by: an» m nus-Is Ins Isl-vu-
M PM! “mm
Son funniest.
POPE COMPANY REORGANIZ').
HARTFORD. Jilly 31.—A reorgani-
zation of the Pope Manufacturing
Company was effected yesterday af-
ternoon. The new capitalisation will
be Iwa and half millions or prefer-
red stock, and four millions of common
stock. The new company will pur-
chase the entire propertY. and will op-
erate the factories here and at West-
fleld. Mass.
Fancy Native Potatoes
PECK, 25c
A SPECIAL LOT SELECTED FOR OUR TRADE; NICE
. AND SMOOTH AND GOOD COOKERS. ‘
NATIVE RED OR YELLOW OMONS ...... pk. 35c; qt., 5c
NATIVECABBAGE..................... ......... fromscup
FANCY MESSINA LEMONS .......... doz., soc; 3 for 5c
.zoc Fresh lot of Smoked Beef for
. 4c slicing. We slice while you wait.
Boiled Ham in slices or whole.
Shoulders and Home at lowest
market prices.
Louis Joselol,
Soot}: ‘Norwalk
Native Sugar Corn. 'doz.
Native Squash. lb!
Beets. Carrots, Oucumbers,
Bunch Onions, Peppers, Melens,
Peaches. Tomatoes.
72 North Main Street ,
, Telephone Call 285-2.
Jeddo and Old Company’ 3 Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND iBROS.
_-._._..__.__..._.~
Fine Watermelons,‘ ‘°' 33f“? 3th: each
29c
A No. l Potatoes, per Peck,-
-25, 30, 350
a 18: cans Burnham’s Clam 2 lbs. Pure Lard...
Chowder for ..25c Armour's Tender Shoulders,5c
003 cans full weight Milk for. .2ch lb. ..........\. .ioc
25c bot. Doyis’ s Kctchupior..15c 10 bars Soap for... . . .25c
25c can Roast Beef. . i‘ .19: too can Potted Tongue for. . 7c
rsccsnRosIthcisfor.... also iaccenHamLoai' .....8c
NICE SWEET CORN, per dozen
' Peaches. Squash, Musliinelons, Pineapplcs. Sweet Potatoes;
......
cu»...-
uv-s.-n. us
Is
sue...
nous
f Beets, Turnips and Apples.
United
,... 'iit-
Grocery Co.
so N3. Main St., So. Norwslk.
Phone aisle. Phonsxisa.
i
.
ilslII shocks with $4
- v . At Detroit—Detroit 3, Boston 2.
The standard of pmAt 8t Louis—St. Louis 5.1’hlladel-
‘ - al
goality Best m 0" At Chicago—Washington 5 Chicago
reshuess and nutritive
value. Furnish“ food foi' At. Cleveland—Cleveland 3, New»
. better if you know there was I
" supply of coal in your callsr "any
' No. 5 RIIII'OIILAVOQIIO. South
sacs warm-r
CanibcChiidren
bill.
t WTCTKE " ‘
ave o e ‘
want of it. C.
will give them
may cheeks and
bright eyes; make titans“!
bone, muse issudigéfilso
who drink testy
ahead“! mkiasohoghns'tu who
RR“ 00 “s l t
‘ tmhnobodyundertbelsnn , "
notbabnlofliiodbyfl'inn ‘I 'v
ludplsn of All ethn- tabla
RAIN-O looks out! last. Its-
“Zionist!-
On
. Auburn.
‘ -,,r in," .‘l L”, ~.
NEW HAVEN MAN SUI
NEW HAVEN, July 31.,»
Marks, of this city, committed
yesterday by taking carbolic not He
was the father of a harsh full ,5
the police say that he has been
ing.over the lack of work.
\JUST EXACTLY RIOH
“l have used Dr. King's No
Pills for bevel-cl years. and and thbib.
iust exactly right. " says Mr. A, A,
ton. of Harrlsville, N. Y. new
Pills relieve without the least. 11W
fort. Best remedy for constipA ‘
biliousness and malaria. 25c all a.
Baxter's drug store.
Street,
a”
Vacatidn Time
wouldn’t you enjoy your vsc‘stlost
ward off the first chilly. breath,
ahtumn. We are daily putting in "
for coal for prudent people who
well ahead. You cannot male} I
takI In doing this.
Buy now—don't wslt until ‘tlls
Is on.
The Ferris Cool it
. );
Fire, Life, Accident and Marine
suranoe. .
J. M. Layton 8t
ideofliontod.
Rm, Exp-sac, Chocolate. .
Cocoa, Tea. Coffee. Etc.
(Joanne sir c.0315. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler