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Int Warhead.
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3,” F c". - " ANTS .,
11’)- 3?).(3' ,
N s". K‘wllll‘e tellifig Tier cliiltlien
abouts Adam and Five and the beauties
of title Garden of iddcn, was interrupt-
@1131”, one of ills tilly'ltllhl saying, “0h.i
mhmr‘mt. when those Adamscs move
away, let us get that place to live in."
The Uelineator
Wcfl -. _. ... ....
.- Tssfi WISE WoMAN Hears AN
Naif}. Cas Heated
_ Because Ti Saves Her
‘. Atfinite. Labor and Money
1‘
EL'A'l' i,RON
and Asbestos
.50: just one
Proof at ,FOO
gh‘e i'egiilar price
Ring placed a lat-Ffl other With
aIt'nnft'lcturers of th 3 iron. we are
d to make this citra'ortlluary
I
plated. B sure and take ud-
age' of this 0 or before supply to
r
, 0n Stile at Gas Office.
(G cry Boulevard).
.jEAs'r wohwntn._.
Shore We?“ and All Kinds of
sea F0 ooked to Order.
sacrum-on
El 3171‘ . L‘VIA‘ .‘
ntenor Work
einslre. and wears longer
it!“ es.
“Rings-m1!
11. '1-.
Pics E Dow,
* 1". HARDWARE.
1
, 11111111119
LATIRON'
Tubal: O’SuRIvaIp Fill: 1°
Ag - Street,
' washroom mm. .'
' ‘Wii’oist * -
. Use
For in.
MOTOR BOAT CAPTAIN SUSPEND-
ED.
' NEW LONDON. August il.——linitcd
States inspectors Wilhey and Stewart
y'estetduy announced that l“lt'(l iiop-
par. of Shtl'tei Island, had been (few
prived of his license to operate. a mo-
lOI' boat for thirty days. ilopprr plead-
ed, guilty to charge of Inlemperance
and misconduct while navigating a
power boat. This Is the. first case of
the kind Investigated In this district
by the inspectors.
These are runny imitations of Do
Witt's CaIboIized Witch Hazel Salve
hilt just. one otlginal. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Ridge
Pharmacy. ‘ "
Electric
Fans
Reed Avon.
' Electric Co.
as WASHINGTON eraser.
TELEPHONE 354.
_ —THE—-
A. 11. ANGEVINE
a SON co.
Ir 4‘
, tare
, - arpets
Stoves, 8a:
134 4 136Washington
South Norwalk.
Real Eddie
City. Shore and Country Property.
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laser
’9" '1'. .1.
Fire. 114111.. Accident .Liability.
' Steamship Tickets,“
J.'M. Laytcudr co.
T0 OLD RIGH .FICES
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Canissis ,
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URIDOEPORT, August 11.-—Much
Interest is being felt all over the city
in the ,forthconung convohtion of the
great council of the Independent Order
of Red Men in Sepiember.‘~ Judge Carl
ti‘oster is chairman of the general com-
mittee of arrangements and City Clerk
E. 'l‘. Buckingham is secretary. and
they are working like Trojans to make
the event 11. big success and‘ reflect
credit on ilt'idgcport's' hospitality. They
are being ably assisted by the other
members of the. committee and on all
sides they are receiving hearty coop
eration.
All of the delegates coming are men
of prominence. in the localities in which
they live and It. must be understood
that. Bridgeport secured the. privilege
of being the convention city in spite
of the claims of mu'ch larger cities
The election of officers will, of course.
it‘s an importsm feature of the conven-
t on.
William H. Boyce, justice of the su.
preme court of errors of Delaware.
will be a strong'candidate for the of-
lien or great. Junior sugamore. Other
candidates for the omen of great inn-
ior sagamore are Dr. 1.. l1. Dirlck-
son. a millionaire trolley magnate of
Berlin. Md. and Attorney William A.
Crach, of Louisville. Ky.
W A. 3. Bird of Topeka K1111.. will
In» the next (:1 eat prophet. lie Is u‘ow
meat incoIIoIIeo.PIeseI1t (III-at Pit)-
phet John W CheIry. of Norfolk, VIL.
will be elevated to past great lut'oho-
nee. Joseph Furrer of Philadelphia.
will he eieetdd great ineohonee, rais-
Ing from great senior sagamore. (Ico.
B. Griggs. of Houston, Texas. will be
elected great senior sngamore.’ lie
Is now great junior sasamorc.
Wilson ilrooks, of Chicago, will be
elected great chief of records for the
fifth term. without opposition.
Senator William I’rovin, of West-
iield. Mass. will be again elected great
keeper of war‘npnm. lie has held the
office for many years.
Following Is a list (If chairmen of
the various committees: (Jreat board
of appeals, Benjamin J". Morey
Stroudsbury, Pd : judiciary, Carl Fos-
ter. Bridleport; finance, 1). K, Rood
Clarkburiz. West. VIL; ceremonlcs,
Thomas J. Dell. Tacoma. Washington;
Red Men's Ieu‘gue. S. J. Dennis, Lin-
coln, Neb.: orphans' fund. M. A.
Marks Cleveland. 0.
' he Red Men provide for t or
slums of deceased members diffc critlv
titan does any olheI I'Iatc‘rnal order.‘
instead of putting the. children in an
asylum. each member of the order is
usefisscd five cents a year, and with
this big fund the children are placed
in private homls under provision of
local tribes, where they are brought
up under home influence and sur-
roundings instead of becoming instl.
tIIthnalized
Efiiis
Stop, Look Listen!
Book your train of thought upon the
siding and listen to the Cool Men.
The time has now srrlved‘for you
to think seriously about your supply of
Cool for the coming winter.
Our stock of bright. clean. desirable
'Cosl lg new at Its best.
We s‘oilelt on‘Ir orders with the am
sursnco that no. better Coal cim be
had anywhere. at. any time, at any
price.
TheFerris Coa‘lCo
149 Washington St.
WEEst
Tile Recrhahhn
aiéck islinit 311:— 2662111139 day trips.
July 4th, 18th. 26th. August lst. 8th.
15111, 22nd. 29111.
Saratogs Bprlng’s $19 .oo—ll'our day
trips, July 13th, 27th, August 10th.
24th; Septe‘lnb’er 'lt'h.
Thousand Islands, Who—Five days
. trip. ‘Auguht. 11th.
Montreal, Anubis Chasm. ,
George. 867. 00.—.-Tsn days trip. Aus-
“at 11th 0 1
Nays 8.1mmk $60.00—Ten days trip
..Avsnst 15th. 1
Whit. Mountains, Samoa—Five day
trips. July 20th, August 3rd.1'ith.
t.
319
Atlantic City
Iyzrth, August 10111. 81st,, ,
Nieglayra Falls and Toronto. $35.00—
Five day; trip. August 29th.
These rates from New. Haven. For
descriptive circulars and rates tram
your city call on ticket agent. at depot
or address
THE RECREATIONVTOURIBT COM-
Tears
New Haven. Conn.
Arum s
We Have Takbp the Agency
~ for the ~
Pope-Haitierd
And Nowhere.
.‘ - ;, ‘1“‘ini10MjW; :22; _
. Mybiiiusiss sunflower MM"; g .
1 . A. "11.1":
'm
F. ll. inclined“: Co.
tionWALit. North.
Loire,
821.001.1111"; "day utps.‘ 7;
fiesta only:
POLITICO ARE 'rrmo IN'lsn
csr’lno.
___..,.. ,
Many Candidates n'mno Field for Nam:
Instlon of Town Tu’Co‘l’Ieetor.
Political matters are co'hihlenciug to
interest the electors ofn ,Tho Nonulks.
and there his indicatons thht things‘
will be lively before toils.
Probably the office which Is causing
the most talk at prurient lathe tax. coi- I per 01
lectorship of the town South Nor-
walk people believe Wt’hht the man
should be chosen from 330th Norwalk
fm the ensuing year; because a Not-
walk man has had the office for a num-
beI of years past
in spite of this fact Norwitik men
are makin a strenuous try for the po
sitiou, wh ch seems to be the favorite
of the town. Among those Who are
candidates for the office are James A.
liiow 11 William GuthIle; litany S. Sci 'Ionight
lock Frank LeonaId. Cha
William iletts and i". 1. Gregory.
The. ltcpublican electors of the Set:
and Voting District of the Town of
Nonalk will meet in caucus in Quitt
IIer's Hail. Railroad avenue, on W-ed
nesday. at 11' o‘clock for the. purpose of
electing delegates to the Republican
state convention to be held III New
Haven September ii and 9. for the nomv
Inatlon of candidates for state officers,
representative at- -large In the CongIess
of the United States, and presidential
electors; also to elect delegates to the
congressional, senatorial and probate.
conventions. ,
The Republican caucus of the First
Voting District will be held in the
Town Hall on the liith of this month,
instead of the 20th, as was stated yes-
terday.
-—Womsn loves a. clear. rosy com-
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifl
on the biood,clei.'1ra the skin. restores
ruddy. sound health. "
W
Hyker~-“Brontux's wife. ‘must be
an intellectual woman."
Pyker——"Why do you think so?"
liyker—--“I notice he seldom has any
buttons on his Clilill(‘8."~Alltillle lier~
old.
A BOON TO ELDERLY PEOPLE
Most elchIy ptople have some kid
ncy or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Foley‘s Kid-
ney Remedy has proven a boon to
many elderly people as It stimulates
the urinary organs. corrects Irregular-
Ilies and tones up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney Rom-
cdy at once and be viuoionn. 'i‘he Clif-
ford Pharmacy and Tile Biidge Phar-
mucy.
isn‘t it queer that the. attics that the
yeggmen use when they go out to blow
open a postofilcc safe never seem to
break downt—Sotuervillc Journal.
'fFIItIIcI'." said the boy, “what is In.
solvent?"
“insolvent.” was the reply, ”is
memiy a long word used to describe
a. hsholzt. condition. "
111111;: Assoaru’siv'r or ‘
DINNER
Asa
PICNIC
BASKETS
F. A: Mitchell,
60R. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
Glover’s The Place
Reliable and Well known
9-11
men" 8
Men’s
. ELITE CROSS
'RALSTON PERFEC‘I‘A .
HANAN CLARICE
111.112.1111 and $2. Sll
SHOES
are 11101011.;th reliable when
looking for '11 1111111111111
priced :Shoe.
Wen Shoes That Fit.
. 122 wannifiogon eraser.
PHON 542-2. .
1 ”WT . 5
Atficndance all hours My Ind night.
Fredeiiclt ii. Genus ,
p'
UNDERTAKER.
~li‘unef'al Folders in Connectioh.
Lady Atteiidsnt . T01. 90",
stilettos
a so. anti 111.W
tbun; and sevetul other
count 11’thth ~
RWALK EVENING SEWIN
TOTAIl Assrihsnot coNVEN‘i'IpN
Dflega‘teo From the Wesbrn Stator
Arrive in Now HIVIn.
NF‘W HAVEN, August 11 —Dele-
sales from the western aisles to the
national convention of the Catholic 'i‘o
tul Abstinence and Benevolent Union
were among the simple today. and
each Incoming IIIIIII added to the num-
pcrsons here who displayed the
light blue and yellow badge of the or-
ganization. Bishop Csueviu of Pitts-
churchmen
i'IoIn Pennsylvania utrived lust even
ing and will be the guest of Rev F‘uth-
or John I). Coyie, of St. Johns it. t‘.
(3:,hur1h during the week.A1ci1bishop
K'eans arrival fiom Iowa is expected
during the day as he will receive the
édclcgaies at the that reception of the
wilvontion at the New Haven House
Archbishop Kean Is the 11.1-
95 ("MS ‘ tional president of the union. and he
will make the opening address ioIIIoI-
,rou, The reception committee which
11 picstnin (‘onnectit III is l(*|ll“l‘fi(‘illtll
at the r'IIiIIoad station and In the sev
eral parishes in order to assign dele-
gates to their quarters 11nd to furnish
them with guides for sightseeing. The
national union was founded 1111 n the
Connecticut union, the latter avinu
been organized In i871 and it issued
the call for the first national convcn.
tion at llaltiinoro the year following.
The national convention was held III
this city in 1885. when Bishop Cotter.
of Wisconsin. was president,
For the national convention next
year several cities will extend invita-
tions and several of the stale. delega-
tions will put forward names of can-
didates for offices.
FOR 808E F ET.
“I have found i'Iuck en's Arnioa
Salve to he the proper thing to use, for
sore feet, as well as for healing intros.
sores cuts and all manner of abra-
sions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East
Poland, Maine. it is the proper thing
too for pile . Try It! Sold under quar
antec at , H. Baxter‘s drug store
25c. "
AIInty——”'i‘11111111,\'. I put three pics in
here yesterday. and now there In only
one. How Is that?"
'i‘oInmy-“i’leaso, it was so dark,
gouty, i didn't see that one!”~SInart
et.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
45 Wall St, Norwslk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We now several doeldod‘TII-golnl
I'n Inconto producing 11.11.11, that
must Increase in value with the rspld
growth of the town.
, . vo'on _ ,
Slice Repairing
Is NOT noosau on SCIENTIFIC
ususss con: av us.
Monarch Repair Shop,
to nsvnouo or.
l'Pl-IONE its? ”on P‘os'l'AL
‘-
its: new
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN. ,
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric Light; Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe In 0 nsetlcn.
A full line of imported A es, Includ.
ing the famou. Bess.’ Burton's snd
Bass .1 Co. ’s Stout, always on draught.
Anhouser Busch Boer on Draught.
'r.J sULLIVAN, Proprietor. '
Tolenhono see.
Money Advanced
to fill. On their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
. without removal. on their m time
without indorser.
CALL AND SEE U8.
independent Loan '81 SecurityCo.
Haviland 31113.. Washington St.
Office Open until 7 p. in. Monday and
Saturday until 8: 30.
1,1111 ‘ 1907
Plumbing and Steam
Heating;
‘Hoi' whfi fifths.
s'rovss mo. amass...
our: AN 'rlii R09 Fl ,0.
Gas and steam mid gs; F tut-es.
. Mean Collin,
HAVE You SEEN ou'h crock or
1110111110110 nanoeor
The JoneS&HoichkisS
Comma
1'7 WALL s'rn‘s‘sr. NonWli'k
Hotel 111111111
'hsomRsr
tonne-m cMIIi‘VDh'Ni M
Nate's $2 bsr ny‘snli mil-us.
crook shit donor-st 11331111311... new.
Silildtly Dillllel's, 75d!»
Tit... onui. tbs.
TUESDAY. AUGUST . 1:, 199‘s. ,
l Bridgeport Adv rtisemeots
TheD. M
. r ‘12:»
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co
labilblml 1”,.
The Store closes dolly atffive o'clock except Saturdays.
The Las‘l Week
of the Furniture Sale
Six days longer to take advantage ,of the liberal discounts
in House Furnishings.
specially listul atticlcs.
pillows.
1111 tlIc table top.
$1311.00.
A 31111311111111
Signs for :illt'liitmll lrutks Ul'
For the Telephone.
for 56c
now
SWISS CURTAINS
Regular Price 59c.
NET CURTAINS
Regular Price 601: to $3. 75.
TAPESTRY PORTlEltES
Result“ Price ‘1. 50 to $6 00.
A few Sample Portieres
dean and Zilli‘attll't‘ in appearande.
The D. M.
Regular PIlce 49c, 5 le Pric. .
ie Price .
Regular Price 75c. Sale Price . .
Odd Lots at a Larger Reduction.
special Prices on Piece Goods.
Twenty per cent. on Furniture 111 regular stock, outside
Twenty per cent. on Dinnerware. lancy China (111
CI 1.155 Silver and various OlllCl articles In the China Store
Ten per cent. on Carpets. Rugs,l.inoic1nn, Oil Cloth,
' (urtains, lhaperics and Upholstery Imahrics
Ardahan Rugs, twenty per c‘eut. below regular.
’ The Bedroom Suite 1
in the Window
"lhis' iS .1 remarkably attractive group and includes. '
Dresser and Chii‘i‘onier of Natural Mahogany.
Brass Bed of plain and chaste designs. and ac—
COillplIllVlllg it .111 upholstered spring.
floss mattress in two sections, and a pair of
a . silk
Table. Rocker and Chair, all of Mahogany.
'l‘lie \1-Il111 of these pieces in the .Iggi‘egatc 15 $162.25.
For $124.95, this sale.
A11 *ExtenSi’o’n Table
Of solid \ialtoga11\.purc (olpnial (lesingnt
carting on pillars llt‘ll\ll\ camcd clan
\cry handsome and massive.
For $85.60
. with pineapple
ct.1ntl mpc edge
Woith
Witsli Goods
Printed Muslins and Batistes, very neat and risinty 1]c-'
for any fancy "Work.
.\ Izl/A' value for 8c.
Glass Transmitters, clear, very
They have been selling
25c. .
At the Stationery Section.
Read Co
"I
.......... . 390.
...................... ,'........ 49o.
.............................. 590'
Regular Price $1. 25. Sale Pride .................... .I ..... .. 980
ReguIaI Price $1. 49. sale Price ..................... , ..... $1.19
' Odd Lots at Larger
NOTTINGHAM CURTAlN S
Reduction.
. :1 » .
,y' 8an Price weaknesses.
Sale Price 20%
8an Price, .
......
f Price.
I
V
The Bunkjilouse the home “for the
rudderless wrecks who drift." is viv-
idly described by Alexander Irvine In
McClure’s. Of a place not for from
Chhthan‘r Sdnsro. Where he made his
. headhu’nrters he says:
"Tile entrance ‘to It was a slit in the
root block-r11 long. deep, narrow alley
then ”now. indescribably filthy; Own
the “uniform gate it the chit-once Naif the
it’h oliiie g‘n‘dém ifilé price of
o’Of “To Win tio'érs
were filled with step and twelvénco'd't
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vas For seven conti‘a night the longer
gained minim to. the dormitory}
nee titers. 11o misht stretch hi
on the trunk. .0! he might take av
Iago of the node. .
.‘The covering on the timeout hell
was chooses once a monitor its
nun
wanted toilet statistics he digress
for them olsesr mu: This births" 11:17:»
i and next morning bail to
can twin-Al,“ “It’ll? ,
LIFE lN Ar .UNK‘JHOUSE‘. ' ‘ "' “M“R‘fiitm’mrfulmhMMT "“ "i" .
"A out or twelbe—‘cént guest-had .s
werdrbbsr 11.1»:in sefdom handout It
Was there. -‘At the hood utensil cot
stood- this tali. narrow repeatable: for
the clothing and the valuables of the
guests ,hut In the old days guest's
slept in their cioih'eo; 'i new 1109111 0!
unsusp‘e'o lit manners 71111011th _
their be] Elm iii titer Welshman“-
ed 11.11118 11111 It,“ kdy (insomnia plumb.
wrap them
selves in newspapers or In a borrowed
sheet until the 1could reach 's Junk-
stoic. The Iro‘y 'w’as we: not the oars-
robe and contents had nested
11511.15. 11116115 armuoioim
lost. victims atop his.”
“10.8.th «autumn: sou-ii out.
'Foles') Orino- tax-inc comm 1! male
iconic-prion by stiniulstinsths liver
tutti bowels and. tore! .tho 'upt, oi
action or the how Polaris. 9
and is in!” hilt! Dim“.
inactive does 11.11.11.111.an or may
mass... ...; . .
Norwalk Chronicler