’S
SATURDAY CANDY
21911 BOX.
lA LLO CHOCOLATES, handsome-
pncked in half finu ti, pound and
0 pound boxes .at 3 40¢. 00¢. 800
Ind 01.50.
’ THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
206 WASHINGTON STREET.
TEL. CALL. 041—4.
All Orders Dollvmd Free of Gnu-go.
SPICIA 7'" “"34“" 1' "I
CIGAR“.
LA" for 11 CENTS
1 he Package Wild F‘ruit Cut
l'iug.. ........... .........1
lt‘orn Cobl’lpe ,3‘
I Box Matches
1 Ono-On. Package Bucking-
1111111 .. . . .03
Total Value TI
All for 5 CENT
A daughter Wan born yos1.'crtia.1,to
Mr. and M1.s Frank A. Middleton, of
Pleasant street.
A telephone has been Installed tn
the East Norwalk’s fire district. motor
nettelator house ill Seaview avenue.
The. number Is 706.
Friends are receiving souvenir pos-
tal cards from Frank liatbn tay, who
Is on a vacation trip to Brockvllle,
Ontario Province, Canada.
1. Mrs. Charles Platt entertained a
company of friends from Cranbury.
yesterday, at her home In i.tldlow
street. There were. eight guests in
the party.
The Rev. Charles K. Woodson, i’.
H. Fielding and several others will
Bet. out on a cruise to the eastward
Monday, in Captain Arthur W. l)ui"5
auxiliary Broadbiil.
James Angelman of First Sll‘,t'f'l
has resigned his position at the Nor-
walk iron Works plant, to take anoth-
er position as iteadsmith 101 the ‘11-
tlonal Oyster Carrier Company
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Joselovsky and
daughters Jennie and Minnie, of First
stmet, are members of the I‘llkil' cx-
cursion to Coney island, today, on the
Iron Steamboat Company's vessel Sir-
Ius.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. 1.‘110111medicu
and son Earle, returned home last
evening; from Beilport, Long Island.
where they have been visit relatives.
and have been having 11 very enjoya-
ble vacation stay.
in all probability, all of East Nor-
walk's street lights will be turned on
took advantage of the stop of the
Rtounlcr Huntington at. Valley Grove.
bong island, today, to visit that pret-
ty spot.
lt‘rcd Knapp scvcl's his connection
with John C. Silcoxs cafe on the
Washington stl'cct bridge, on accoulit
of Mr, Silcox selling out the business.
11nd has not fully decided upon his
future. Mr. Knapp is considering sev-
eral offers, but will probably take :1
few onys‘ vocation before going to
work again.
The 11111111111 picnic or the Advent
(‘hlistian Sunday school, today is be
Iilg largely attended. The outing Is
litllll! Ilt‘III at Valley Grove, Long 111‘
land on the steamer Huntington. The
Huntington does not ordinarily stop at
the Grove, but special arrangements
Were made with the owners of the
vessel.
The wireless waves continue to
bring ili stories concerning the big
catches of the Elsket cruising party
at Block island. One duyiltisweck.
Victor W. F‘crris caught two ten
pound codflsh. Mr. Ferris intends to
return home toluorrow, but Captain
George it. Vali Aistyne will probably
remain for another week
M.1'arttlck,tho well known East
Xmuttlk poet luld shoe maker, went
to Huntington. Long island, tltis morn-
ing, on the steamer Huntington, 111
company with tile Advent Christian
Sunday school, and is also on an in
tcrcsting errand. Mr. l’urtrick decid-
cd to 1011 up some relatives whom hc
has not sccn for sixty years.
When it became nofsed about last
night that John C. Silcox has disposed
of his cafe on the Washington street
bridge, many friends called around to
see Mr. Silt-ox, anti an impromptu rc'
ccption was held for some little. Mr.
Sllcox is a prominent member of the
Oilagowalla Club. and the members of
that organization alid other friends
would regret to have him leave this
tomorrow night, and possibly this
evening. No 1 circuit was tinned on
again last evening, for a short tinte.‘
and worked perfectly.
During the shower last night the big
double truck car which 1'1111 out to the.
Country Club betame short circuiled
ill Cove avenue, alld was in trouble
for about half an hour from 10:45, I11
Cove avenue, near Second street.
The Dory Club is preparing to on
tertaln a large. number of its lttdy
friends. this evening, with the barn
dance which has been before mention-
ed. The boys’have aISo ordered a
general supply of ice cream and cake.
East Norwalk has its fltll share. of
curiosities, but the latest is a crosr.
eyed. bow legged kitten. This little
feline, otherwise. is perfectly normal,
and is of an affectionate disposition.
It is the property of the Bridge Phar-
maey.
Otto Berns and family, of Osborn
avenue, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Weston,
of Hartford. Miss Marion Perry. of
Brooklyn, and A. Mead. of Rochester.
will go to Belts island, tomorrow, and
spend a week at Edward E. Gorham's
cottage. '
Charles 1‘. Walker. of the Washing-
ton street bridge, declared he was hap-
py, this morning, and, upon being cali-
ed on to explain, stated that he had a
bet on of $10 that he would remain
in the ice. business for himself for a
week. Tito week is up today.
A delegation of i'l‘it'litis from East
Norwalk took part in the serenade
that was tendered Mr. anti {\Irs. Harry
G. Davis, the bride 11nd groom, ill
their present home in Norwalk, last
evening. Mrs. Davis was formerly
Miss Etta Schultze, of Core avcnuc.
The Calf Pasture campers received
their “bumps," last night, during the
hard showers. One party who were
occupying a tent owned by Charles 11.
Downcs, of Courtlandt Place, South
., Norwalk. had the tent blown down,
and they were 111 a "pickle" for :1
time.
William E. Homes, of Hawkins 11v-e
one, has disposed of a considerable
quantity of his household furnitule,
pr'eparatory to his departuie eariv
next week with his wile. and youngest
son, for Buffalo, New Yolk whom
they are to reside for at least some
time.
. Aruthur W. Day has his auxiliary
' Broadbili hauled out on the SIlOI‘t' for
an overhauling. A day of 1110 ago
there was a little anxiety conctiuin:
Mr Day' 3 failure to srri1e lit the. liar-
her as scheduled. Mr. Day had put in
to Bridgeport and it plo1cd that
thire was no cause for ulal 111
arty composed of C. A. Wood
J Mrs iillam Weed, Mrs. George Phil
4' lips, Mrs. Ferd L. Hauck and daugh-
ter Winona and Mrs. Sarah E. Charles
1‘ formed together this mmning, and
' Good Measure
In what you always get here; you
always get gtlod quality here and you
always get courteous treatment here.
our prices are low because we are will-
ing to get rich slowly. We would rather
sell to a great many people at a reas-
tmable price than to charge an out-
rageous price once and never see the
customer again.
Read Specials
To mediate Our Delicious 30c
Coffeewewtli-seliitatZSc
per 111. for one week.
, nucvb MAINE cons 1111 CAN
”TAT Mug-oounna'.i.‘ .... ”DPK
ll. Joseiovsky 8: C0-
.1 21 rlntr on, pill? NDRWALK.
m~-«-~~--. , _, m L. ,
: “41- 1 1
vicinity.
Captain Carl A., Anderson took 11
trlpcut in the Sound ill his launch
F‘errct, yesterday, for the purpose of
taking a look at. the oysttu' sci, lie
was more. than pleased over his ob-
servations, and reports the some as
the. other oystcrmcn—rti111t the set
this summer is the finest in years.
Captain Anderson was accompanied
by liicliard W. chcncy and Edward
Voorhecs.
East Norwalk had 11 cannonndlng,
like onto a real battle. last night, dur-
ing the shower. The place was fair.
ly bombarded, and many residents ti-
nnliy went to sleep fully satisfied that
IIK‘I'u had been considerable damage
done. An investigation this morning.
however, showed that the most serl‘
ous trouble was the putting out of
colmnision of the telephone service 111
the residence of issue Church, I11
(fore avenue.
’l‘ho moonlight prayer meeting, last
evening, on the lawn of H. J. H1950!”
residence Ill Seaside Place, was 11 nov-
ci event, and was well attended. This
is an annual affair arranged with the
ltlast Avenue Methodist church by the
Rev, William James, of Belle island.
Both Rev. Mr, James and the Her. (3.
11’. Woodson, pastor of the East Ave-
nue Methodist church, ofliciatcd. The
meeting was not affected by the show
er, the latter not luaterinlising ulitil
after the lilecliug.
—Woman loves 11 clear. rosy com~
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puritl
on the lliood, clears the skin, restores
ruddy, sound health.
ROWAYTON.
Charlrs liilton, 11 popular conductor
011 the llehigh Valley Railroad, was a
visitor ili town this week.
Mrs. Mary Themes, of Main street,
leaves today for a two weeks‘ sojourn
at Asbury Park. New Jersey.
Mrs. Bessie Fisher and two child-
ren. of Mt. Vernon, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, Prank 'l‘heal, of Ponuoyer
street.
The. Ladies' Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church Is to have a sale of
fancy articles at the 'I‘okeneke inn,
Saturday. The affair will be under the
direction of Mrs. Randall,
Chicken thieves are now operating
in Rowayton and they Wednesday
night made a line haul of a number of
fine spring chickens from William '1‘.
Raymond. No trace of them has yet
been found.
The following books will be added
to the Rowayton Library August 15:
History,
William H. Prescott,
Conquest of Peru.
chence.
1.. 1’. Dickinson,
Easy Electrical Experiments.
Fiction.
F. Hopitinson Smith,
The Under Dog.
1. .1, Bell.
Mrs. M'Lerie.
1.. B. Walford.
Pauline.
Harry Leon Wilson,
The Boss of Little Arcady.
Anon,
The Honorable Miss Farrnrd.
Juvenile Flvtlon.
Susan Coolidge,
Cross Patch.
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LANTERNS EXTINGUISHED 3v
LlGl-l TNING.
The Connecticut Tlolley Company
has a large force of man at .work re-
pairing the tracks ill-Main street. it
is necessary today to transfer the pas-
sengers for a. short ways. Last night
the lightning of the thunder storm
played a peculiar trick among the inn-
torns which were on the Job. Many
of these were turned over and extin-
guished by one sharp flash. No
serious damage was done, however.
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Liquid
W
Mun
Myouy Nut
Site of no Attended To.
NEW YORK, ulntst. H.-Altiloagh
Conrad Steingruher laughed at lilt-
Christ Hospital physicians Ill Jersei
City who said that he would die Ill
twenty-four hours from the affects of 11
bits from 11 dog, the prophecy was fuiv
tilled today. Stolngruber said he was
a dIsbelIevt-r in hydrophohia, and that
he. would be around again I11 11 few
days. lie rapidly grew worse, however
and all hope was given up of saving
his life. ~lle remained conscious until
the end and almost his last words were
that he would get well. Sicingruber
was bitten by 11 dog about three Weeks
ago. When warned by his wife that
he. might ll(‘\'t=Itl|) rubies. he merely
ltlugher at her, saying bytlropllohlu.hlld
:1o terrors for him. On Monday last
he began to show signs of rabies and
be consulted a physician. 011 Wednes-
ol'fel't-tt a glass of uter he t‘rotlter at
”W houth 11nd barked IIkt' 11 dog. From
the moat hund barked like 11 dog. From
that time on his suffering was Intense
until in1 dicd.
A diplomat is a man who has acquir-
ed the art of going after what he
wants while the other fellow is wait.
lng.
The Recreation Tours
Personally Conducted
REMAINING TOURS FOR THIS SEA-
SON:
Block Island ——'l‘luce day trips.
August 15111, 22nd, L’ftlh ...... $11.00
Atlantic City——F‘ivo day trips,
August .‘list, September iiith.
2Sth .............. $22.00 and $26.00
White Mountains —~ Five day
trips. August 17th. {list ...‘...$24.00
Autumnal 'i‘our. September
16111 six (1113's trip ............ $20.00
Saratoga Springs — Four tiny
trips (Good liotclsl August.
241b, Sept. Tilt . . . .$17.00 and $19.00
Niagara Falls and Toronto—
it‘ive days trip, August 29111,
the best tour of the canon,
intt-lnu‘tioltul Hotel .......... $35 .00
Above Hill's flout New ilaven 11. For
rates from your city call on Ticket.
Agent at Depot. 111- nddress THE
RECREATION TOURIST 00., New
LAWN
MOWERS
Refrigerators
Croquet Sets
Hammocks.
13 OFF
F. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
, NORWALK. CONN.
”mm-1M
The Clifford
Excellent Colonic. LE ~.
Dinners Evening It
I to I p.111.
Sunday Dinner. n Specialty.
Dinner Parties and langua-
Sollolud.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 9”.
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Veneer
OLD NEW
725‘ 11nd 5011 'Dottles.
E. E. Gerham,
Decorator
Tel. 452, East Norwolk.
DA VID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalnnr.
O
should no 011111qu With n Clint)
snow white. one piece ”Standard" Pox
retain Enameled Lavator.
Have you ever stoop to consid'el
bow delightfully convenient It would
11.10 have hot and cold running watol
in your dressing chamber,
lug apartment or first floor toilet
room?
the highest degree of comfort,
We will gladly dilate you prlc“, Our
Plumbers are strictly competent no
11111111ch honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 7.
1906. Freight Propellers will 1 vs
Pier 28, East River, New York, foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight. received
at Norwalk up to" p. m. and South
Norwnik 11p to 5:80 p. 111.
Norwalk Steamboat C0.
Analog .1. Smith, c. C. Hegsmnn,
Lessee. General Agent.
CityNational Bank
souru sonwALK, cons. _
——-——
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAE, ‘I'
”00,000.00 3
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
0173. 500.00.
~—
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP,131 Vlce- pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2116 Vice
ru.
WILFRED BODWELE, Oathlor.
‘ DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .I. Wallace Marvin
Christian anrtz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
FRANK C.
Van Stacy
PLUMBING, . .1 ,‘ '
STEAM. '
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Cappet
End Zine. a”...
a
so South Main Street,
f 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Square White Gl‘iis‘s
Fruit Jars
Look nicer, clean easier, pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
.0 .. «1‘:- :AW'
Wail Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnish-
ing Goods. . ‘0'"!
Japanese China. In Cups, Saucers,
Plates, etc. _. “HAMJ‘,
Painters' Supplies. 1’ ‘
Good ready mixed Paint, 81.25 per
gallon. ,.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
M
We give the 3.11 H. GreenLTl-ad-
lng Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' I
Tel. Con.
Mule-W
u. n'.
10 North Main St, South Norwllk
Residence, 0 Washington St
Toiupmno at house. 098.
Telephone at office, 330-2.
Wt”- ., —-¢-—-~—--——..._..a_
Lotion.
PM
3878 so no.
OMIMann-Bm
whom all;
IIOSD' .
its presence would afford you ‘
utilitarian 19 en
Von Guard of Thirty Started Out
From Chicago Today.
CHICAGO Angus
the Democratic Nu
head of the burett
nearly speakers in
quests from Democ
Ill various parts of
v n guard of speak
Mr.
wherever their new
"Speakers are
ior fabric roo
TAR PAPER,1,
N. B.--Wn close
noninntion of the speakers bureau of
practicaiy completed, John 11. Atwood,
P by others in greater number,
Atwood said that they would be
sent to every part of the llnited States
volunteering
srvlces ill large numbers."
22 Washington Street.
for eight years.
11513111111110. Atwuod, no no
on the stump.
t 14. —-With the or
11011111 Committee
11, today sent out requisitioned for
response to re-
ratlc organizations
the country. This
ers will be followv
anti
ices were needed.
their
said Mr.
state.
ROUND STEAK
BH‘OULDER STEAK.
LOIN STEAK.
POT ROAST
PRIME nln ROAST ...........
cuopp STEAK
ms LA 5 cuoes
LOIN LAMB cuoss
J. W. DODGE,
-.-._._
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
SPECIALTIES :
ting, warranted sion.
2, and 3-piy.
Saturdays promo tly at noon.
16c
12¢
......... IBo
., 1°C to 10c
18c
131:, 2 for 25¢:
.. 20c
250
South Norwslk.
FIR GUTTER.
SASH‘ WEIGHTS and CORD.
11 while, bllt
M
two sizes.
s 111111 twelve
United States senators have written
me, stating that they are ready to lo.
EveryLspeaker that.
has been sent out has been a volun-
leer in the c.1111se and ready to pay his
own campaign expenses.
send out speakers wherever they are
later
the national committee will prepare a
dotpilcd plan of speaking campaign.
and then we will send otlt speakers
on our own initiative.
Alton B. Parker, of New York, to
tulle an active part In the campaign."
Chairman Mack and National Com-
mitteemnn Hudson, of Minnesota, con-
ferred today on the situation In that
We will
i expect Judge
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace.
YARD TEL. 43-2. 1 MILL TEL. 46-3
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super-'LADDERS, ordinarv and exteno
Ofiflolan.
41
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL STREET. m"" NORWALK.
TEL. 294. "*' '1‘
Indrwmiooklitonlm
33 80. Main St,
HOT STUFF.
The place to get It is at
BUILDER or. AND DEALER at
Horse 0001.15
and Sign Lettering
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
FOR- FURNACEJ
Waitils and Dresses.
Stile to Both Stores:
”we...
The B. Hershiield & Sol} Co’s.
'1
O. B. Jackson,
Hazelton Goal
122 WATER ST.
Luther M. , Wright
I
Factories and Repositories-South Norwalk and Stamford.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehig'h
‘ 4 For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No.. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
t
Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
The Paris Cloak and Shit Heus'e
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
Clearance Sale of Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skins,
As we do not carry over any Merchandise from one season to anoth-
er so we mark It down very low. Come and be convinced.
51331: Main 31., Standard
DEMOCRATIC
Will be Rolled Through Appelll to
Individual saw.
CHICAGO .6011th ill—The Demo-
crutlt- national campaign fund of limit
will be raised thrnu 1 apt-hill made
to the individual sin 11- for nontlthu-
tIons. Each state, untlt-r the direction
of its national committal-1111111 of a ii~
nuncial representative designated for
the pulpose, will dctermlm: Its 1111111
method of raising money. The. g1 aural
plan became known today on iil‘lIVdI
here of Chairman Muck, of the Na—
tlouai Committee from Lincoln Nob,
arid the plan is understood to have
met the. entire approval of William .1.
Bryan. Joint W. Kern and memlwrs
of the campaign it'xt. book committee.
accompanied .\ir. Mack to this city.
Mr. Kern \in lcttvt latt-r ill the day
for his home 111 lndiunapolis.
The financial couunitttc, of which
Col.- Moses C. Wotnlorc. of St. Louis.
Is chairman. gt-lit'l'ullv il‘.‘,l‘t‘t‘ that be-
tween 351111111111 and announce will no
required to finance the legitimate (‘X-'
pellses. How. to provide those 1111111111
has caused Governor N. llaskeli, of
Oklahoma, treasurer of the National
Committee, and Col. Wctmore no lit-
tle concern_ and the adoption of the.
plan announced to raise money by the
states In believed to be a solution of
the problem. State pride, the financial
committee feel, will be developed, and
as a result efforts will be made to
make contributions as large as possi-
ble. The financial committee, how-
ever, will arrange to enlist the mono-
tary aid from all those who have indI~
calcd that they are ready to contri-
bute In a substantial degree. The
contributions to the various financial
represeluutives in the state will be
blade 11p of small donations The na-
tional committee has commuhnicuteti
with the national eommitteemen in
the several states, and Instructed
them to proceed immt‘tdlately with the
collection of funds.
While no public solicitations have
as yet been made by the national cont-
ulillcc. contributions front various
sources in. no slut-.11 amounts are be-
ing received daily at the Chicago
licndquarltrs. Chairman Mack took
up the work of organizing the speak-
1-1‘5' bureau hcre today.
(fiAfi‘I‘OnIA
30A" LII. :Iild.m I11. 1U I1; :I I‘ll” “WI; Bum
Signature
“‘I‘?
1. " /
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A BARGAIN. l
A Paris shopkeepei slots to one 00
his customeis as follows. ‘1 am able
to offer you cloth like the lnclosed.
sample at nine trance the metro. In.
case i do not hear from you 1 shall
conclude that you wish to pay onlyi'
eight francs. 111 order to lose 110' time,
1 accept the last mentioned price."——s
Democratic Tell-grant. '
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Open the door to a little sin and 11
big one will force its way in. ~
Horace E Dana 81 Son,
#1. 45 W.“ 3M .NOI’WIIK.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have 1.11am déélded bargain!
In income producing property that:
must Increase in 1111.. with the rapid
growth of the town.
THE NEW
HOTEL 111111011111;
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
501101151111" PLAN; ;. .1
Our Room: a Spectat Future.
and Electric Lights Throaghout.
cry Room‘ Heated
RATES REASONABLE. .
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of Imported Alan, includ-
ing the famous Bass,’ Burton's and
Bass A Cell Stout, lways on draught.
Alums. Bunch eer on Draught.
T. J SULLIVAN, Proprietor. "0
Telephone 0112. ' ‘
Gab
EV.
Money Advanced
to all, on their houSehoid furniture,
pianos and other personal propane,
without removal. on their own salad
1 out lndorser
“h CALL AND SEE 119.
independent Loan 81' security Co.
Haviiand Bldg, Washington at.
Office open until 7 p m. Mbaduy and
Saturday until 8. 30.1
‘-.,...1..
1801
Plumbing and Steam
‘ Heating.
1107 WATER HEATING. “i .1
HOT AIR HEATING. .
3 't’OVES AND RANGES:
Gun and 8‘1 13m Fitting, Gas Fixturu.
".921 Ceiling, Etc.
RICHMO ND RANGES!
The Jones &H0t6h1053
00111110111! ’ '
07 WALL STREET. \NORWALK.
11.1.11 ; chemo : ‘ *
\ Jr R. CONNOR; MSV- “6:13.; '
1 Rotor, ‘02 1101' tiny and 111)me
stock until mum ,lnfortnntlnn 1191m-
Sundalenners, 75 313*
." fistula: " '
a -. ,
Bel-vim and CuliLlo Up 11. Date." ,
Norwalk Chronicler