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44 —Branch Office, Norwalk
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Elmer Henderson, 0: ltowaytqu is
enjoying a week’s vacation at Cit‘Vti-
Misses HeIltn and Mabel Janes are
the guests of Mir; John buildup of
YonkeIs N. Y.
Buckingham Post. G A. R. will meet
this owning iu the II'InIIIIIi‘ndtIy qqu
tors in Wall BUMP
The Misses Bessie and Mae (llllnou‘.
of South Main shoot, me Iisitlng Iel II-
tives in Dunn.
, of West stIIet.
is visiting his aunt" Men, ‘
Hamilton, oi' Bridgeport.
Miss Ellen Rowland. of 18 Quintnrd
avenue. has gonedo ,Blook island to '
spend a. month's vacation.
street, South Norwnik. left for Newark.
yesterday. to spend a few days.
Francis lsarruurl. of Woodward i|\‘(‘-
line. is spending his vacation ill the Vl-
clnltl' of the Catskill Mountains.
Cockcnoc Tribe.
meet this evening in their rooms in the
Gazette building. in Wall street,
-.Mrs. Elizabeth Delahanty and grand
daughter Ethel. are the guests of Mr.
-nad Mrs. James bloc. of ilrooltlyn.
Miss Bessie NapheI, of East IIIIIIIIIII,
Norwalk. is spending two IIeI-ks IIlth
relatlles in Highland Luke. Winsted
Misses Fiances Costello and Helena
Vt Millerd. of
spending their. vacatinn at Woodmont.
—-Latest in Soft Hats.
Mr and Mrs. William A. SteIcns me
at their home in Qulutnrd avenue after
a w'eek s sojourn
in \l’oeonlc. bong
' YARD TEL. «‘2.
Lumber and MillWorlt for, Everything
from a Piggery. to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters; ‘ »
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable o‘f modern woods; will «it. ~
last metal and ignore ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime. ~-
B.—Durlng. Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at .'
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rood, of Filil‘flt’lil
. been. entertainins
and Mrs. Hurry S.'Mcl}rlIle,
Miss Marie Delahanty
Mamie. Collins are spending II IIeek ,
and Mia. James lies. of
Brooklyn N. Y .
LeGrand Snyder. 0t Seymour place
a former curler in the C & K shop. .
has secured a position at his trade
with a factory in Dunbar!-
Misscs Kittie and Elizabeth linlpin
have been the, guests of Miss
Catherine McGrath of Norwalk. have
flashing in place of metal.
9 The easiest sail most economical way to obtain
comfort during the Summer months. is to have on
yo ..Porch 0r Lawn some of the comfort giving:
,Rockora and Senses which we are showing at
motors. (I. We vouch for this no, not there is
unthing more easy and comfortable than the line of
Porch Furniture which we are showing. (I We
haveliln'ced these very reasonable for quick selling.
ins 81.00.:
f‘r'll,
Funeral Directors and Embalme'm
l_2-.,18. North Main Slreet.
'Don'i: Fail to Add
appropxiute extras to you; wardrobe for Summer needs.
You Want. White Footwear
OUTING SHOES
TENNIS SHOES
TAN SHOES AND BLACK SHOES
LET US FILL YOUR WANTS.
FLYNN a RYAN
.ooINasHINorou "our
T wA‘isrs
The well) models {or the summer season IIII- filled with new.ness smart
nesa. chleness-lllled with superior style—vpolnts that place lilt‘lll above the
humane display.
The waist section offers a Wide range for (‘iltli(‘9 just now.
The. values we are showing at 089; $1.50, ”.98 and $2.25 ill‘l‘ especially
attractive and will surely please you.
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTQN STREET
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The Hatch 8t Bailey Co
sourn nonwALs. cons.
' MILL TEL 463
South Norwalk. Conn}:l
oou‘rn nonw'ALK
SOUTH NORWALK
We will place on sale Saturday
our 81.60 All Silk i’ongee Phr-
nsuls at ................... $1.12
' P31118018. $1.12
' .July Clearance, Muslin
Underwear
CombinatIons
Corset Cover and Skirt ............. 59c
Corset Cover and Drawers .......... 59c
$I.25 Corset Cover and Drawers... .98:
$1. 25 Corset Cover and Skirt ...... 98c
‘ $2 25 Corset Cover and Skirt ...... $198,
' $2. 25 Corset Cover and Drawers. SI 98
as. a... 4'.— Mw~~—_.———.J WM
Lingerie
Dresses,
We will place
on sale a line of
lace: value $4.00.
Gowns
NEATLY TRIMMED GOWNS. 49c
Trimmed with embroidery and lace.
79c GOWNS. 59:
" This is an extra line value we 05::
for this day, trimmed with ribbon
and embroidery .. ............... 59c
Limit 1 to cus-
Pure Linen
Suits, $8298
Samples worth
cacti minus
a... co: .. .r-M.
Enlist 1500 yards in this lot and
. sol sea Mt men“ ,
‘ ;. . . 7l/gc yd.
“3%.. ......... .
$225 SU-ITS sags
Neatly trimmethf
Saturday, 31.93., ,
Bathing Capfi.
19c Bathing Capo.
Saturday. too.-
‘5 Bathing Shoes.
All sizes. 290 and
49c-
Mohair Suits.
52 .98 to $5.00 ’
We are showing a
fine line of Mohalrt
Like Cl", Si --98 Suits. $2. 98 to $5. 00. ‘
up to $16 Satur-
Skirts.
$125 WHITE SKIRTS. 98c
' Trimmed with. extra large embroidery
rnii‘ie, tlhsala'3. instead of St 25 .8
$4.00 Dress. $1.98 day.$a..-98
Smart One-Piece Dresses,
Stylish one- piece Princess effects.
(infect Covers
I9c Comet Covers ............... Isl/5c
‘ asc‘Corsét Covers ................. Igc
37¢:‘Corsct Covers ......... . ....... 25c
neatly trimmed with the new pleat-
This is an entirely new
dress just out this week On sale
Saturday ............ . . . ...... $6.98
IetInned Ito theirslpmes in BIooklIIIn.
The W. i. S. Club postponed their
meeting of Tuesday. evening as many
of the. Installers arms out of town The
young ladies are. planning a straw ride
Souvenir postal cardsmecelved front
Dr. H. C. Sherer and family announce
thnttbey are greatly enjoying their
weeks' vacation.
saw the lake Champlain tercentenary
ceremonies and visited the ruins of
Fort Ticonderoga, and
places of interest.
——GIeeh Soft. lists. 0 Brion.
T.hg.vacatlomseason has commenced .
in earnest and mum Norwalk people
havoleft the city for then annual " 'tII'o
.inly and August are the
regular» vacation zmqnths and for the
next eight. weeks there will be a regu-
lar going and coming of the people,
who set- an- manual minute from regu-
lar daily toil during that time.
The annual field day of the. New
England Order of Protection will he
held atmlrightbouse Point. New Haven.
, . “managements are now
under wav to make the din a success.
All of the. grand officers of the lodge
and many at the supreme, omceis will
be urticaria Evarrmwmncmatteudins .
the exercises will be provided with a
suitable badge. The spoIts of the day
wll consist ot moyeraiIdlltsIent kind
Iaces. jumnficantl. crimes, .
and this week
. BUSH I
And a Business Education at
Merrill Colleg go
Insunes Salary. Promotion. Success.
south Norwalk Stamford
Ciothing.ohdrn sunshine. begins to
Mina?“ Si .
GRAY BROSI
Manufacturers of Im-
WW STWTI PHONE}!!! I
.lr.. foIniorly L
the S'oiithernpm
England Telephone Company. who is
now traveling m:- a big boiler house, i
was in town this morning on‘ business
and saw lie number of old. tricIIIls.
vsiilei iii Lonion in?
1' ARI-scum WELL
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“‘ local division 0
The, Itorighlqtcrnahlng plant. that. no
ordered by the scloctmen some time
Iago. liar arrived an'tlte south Nowell!
', WI. .1 Chi “,9:
tilt WhurchEEE o‘iiiilhg "is”
mi on there:
"‘"‘ “Wilda: til
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kind Illilfo‘tt “I‘M“! ixfissngronlt Wallis 31* "Vfifiimm‘ffigflifif
whole cysts. man's it Mliplh'i
comet: '3
.rottwiod
- the- stomach; euro constipation.
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"Know How” Carriage
Repairing
Sale of Lace Collars, at Less
~ Than. 1—2 Price
. 50c Collars ........................ 29c
.* 1, 75c Collars. ........................ 39¢
" St.oo Collars ...................... soc
, ' $1.50 Collars ...................... 75c
: $2.50 Collars. .............. g ....... 98c
$1.25 Linon SkittS..98c
White and Pongce. trimmed with
pearl buttons down the trout. Sat-
Shirt Waiéts'
just the kind that women want now
‘for going away or general use, at prices
that save 25c to $100 on each Waist.\
LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE
WAISTS. 980
'A big assortment to select trom.980 each”
$2. 25 WAISTS. $1. 49'
Three-quarter sleeves extra line val-
ue. Saturday .................. $1. 49
S2 25\ MA’AISTS Sr 69
'Long and short sleeves, high and low
neck; regular $2. 25. Saturday... 33.69
'lll'dfly, .......... f ................ 98c ,
e’s Silk Gloves.
§L00 Fown
Iii-button length. If it‘s a' Fownes.
25c Mercerized Poplins.,
191: yd
Extra fine quality, regular 290 yd., all“
the new colors. Saturday- ..... Igcyd.‘
w-'-.-'
is what makes our work so thorough
and durable. We, know carriages from
the ground up. when there is tron-
ble we know where to locate it and
remedy it in the best manner and the
shortest time. That means a llrat
class job and II very small bill for
repairs. Have us try our skill on yo
carriage. You'll be glad you did.
, Luther M Wright
" scum Nonwaux, CONN.
Children“ tints ..... .
.- .AII mu .ontlro minis. or childless him
................... at Half Price
Clearance of Hats and
Shapes
$2.00 Shapes, Saturday .................... 500
8.3.00 Trimmed lists ..... . .
37ml Trimmed Hats .................... $2.49
' 38.98 'l‘riIIInIed Huts .................... $3.49
- 814.00 Trimmed lints ................... $4.98
$2.00 Stlect Sailors ................ .. . .51. 39'
I
that‘s all. you need to know.
Sale of. Kimonos
50c Long Kimonos ................ 39c
$1. 00: Barrettes, 590 1 ,
Hand carved, never sold less than $1.
Sale ...................
39:: Short Kimonos ..... ».....~.25c
Sample Wash Belts, 190
Words {corn :5: to SI. out while show
last, Saturday ................... 19c
Half Price; . ..
"fll‘31‘mlNl.Sfitln back. .extrt‘lld'fli; sans.
45c Black Velvetllihm
29c yard:_
lac yd On sale Saturday ..
Elvenyiilingtlniilie @ptical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
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CHINESE.
So spoke Blahdpb . H.
«ammunition
ENERGY ! (From the Fishing Gazette.)
shells left West Snyvlllo. N. \'.. recent-
ly. bound for New Haven Conu., for Company.
the Seacoast Oyster Company.
The Multituck Oystoi Company. of
lllattltuck N. L. are pulling down
400,090 bushels, oi‘ (I) ate; shells. H. W.
Schingcllt. of.” Canarsls. president oi
the co ny. says that. the company
int n'ds lag a blg business. at. this and modern plant in Watt-II
Isis iituclt pods. This company will glib
Port Chester
conical. .0! that part 0
511033..
Oyster-Inca in (3 this s atidfowilr
large o_I star
as a resale ill
mllliOn bushels of oyster sheila upon
tho most tuoraII'Ie mucus in the barrels
hope at making. a fortune.
that 0.1m It not of sputum. the oystermen
nu make n‘ net profit or 3100 for em,
cry 50 cents. expended. but. of mono.
the risk is great. Those with from .The. yvork of transferring 300. 000
up .the. spawn question scientifically
have over! moon. to believe that. the!
set will be common in the upper bays. wv'iu Conn. to oyster beds owned by
which hose become small ‘soltt mines
to tho ovnpu 0: iii) most lilosirahlcrn
grounds-l
Tho. Groonport Oy'stcr Company be- libel!!! w
nan. work of planting" with‘ three nit
steamers Jun 28. and about It dozen Iuny‘ 8 beds in Long island Sound
“E be a Tag't'icmri'i'ia m. cm“ “iii in II t rod n Mb In Irwin
9 ans r it Oyster she or very de‘ onto ood I not was pm. an so d as. an
ThfiMl-M “WWW": fie“, «Andrew Rails! company from Eut‘i served excellent. '
orlvnlk to Ding Island Sound. whlloi manage constitute adulteration in the Mothers The? “Ilium“
t:.t£0r oath South Nip-walk, attendance Island. in the sound but: eyes of the pure food mlentllta and .n house .so that its owner not! i
minim.
NORWALK.
, *‘fi‘fl
cornfield woman rescuing.
sruunrumpnn 0., .luly ll.-—Knot'v
the Chinese character as i do in the
than or the awtpl murder or. the ndlr- .
sioh' worker in New York city i would
not allow a daughter of mine or any
woman. young or old. to teach in a
Chinese mission in the United State
mom firms
The Andrew Radel. OystoI Company
bf Billie
- Noumalthoniz. arid in the futilr
tasks-that. place lanthanum. VII ‘
the. information sent. out by local Dil-
pers of South Norwalk a .tIIIt days also. '0'.
The transcei- marks. tho- rstlromant of .R.R.
President Alden Salmons: or the has joined tho
Standard Oyster Company. from the England orator ship
OYSTER NOTES. IIrer Elbert F. Lockwood
stood that Theodore Ferguson who
has been a very emcleut manager for
schooners laden with oyster the Standard Company will continue
in the same capathy for the Radol
Mr. Ferguson‘s experience
in the oyster business has been an ex-
tensive one. and he has a wide circle
The changes to he made
about the plant in South Norwalk
hive not yet been announced.
Included in the transfer are the. new
wheat. to a large autumn of men
will mean pmuch' for. the (level
set ‘th is summer. and
plant more thou halt a
Should
begin in many or two.
'.‘1I honours
locu- Mr. Solom- has tons tion
oyltor
ill'otnioo'rhhnholt. that he would give The WM w. Mpwiu ll,
.odm at business. and he ro- tinny. ofiil
film II toi- mt .v. :12“qu The lita I
'1;qu obtains with gm! amt Tress Ivar. WEN far 0119'le
from the company's Providence. R. 1.. points so many plant! may be
plant hsIe been used During .the_ saw a considerable part or thglr
ginning {vhoek ltilts war: lO'l' reducing tht Iter trade after all.
soot e oolsosontheMll‘ ‘1»
ford .wlturl Iwill begin. and will be In" Probable 9"
pushed on until they are all in tin An open winter and warm w
water. it is estimatedthat the work just now gives promise tiff "
t f 1 It will occupy a iortn'iglit and maybe. lon oyster set this year rm; And
0 r en 5. '
Icing Oysters Will be Prohibited
The statement of n gmcrnmcnt oi- two weelrs ahead of last
cinl hotels the meeting of the OI’ planting of shelltl For ton”
ster Growers' and Dcalors'Association more oystcls have given
lately indicates that the shipment o. spawning. and for that ~-
oysters In direct contact with ice IIil companies decided to 30111661! .
ly with their planting. Just. nevi
itntca' adul'eration Iiddltl‘on'. to the costly: set there
Pure food (iomm ssloners promise of line oysters and it. *
rerssontlng western states beganthiq ably good season. it,
obit. pIactlca.~ strango.:yot the. big oyster
fallacy of th undoubtedly n piophot; and
summons advanced hoped the general country too and ha
government would not. put the seal oi when thorn ls.zoingt9,\.j' '
its approval on the In 'vem'ent. son Some 0: the, bi '
The cohsunlntion of co. in. the trans. business predict that
is quite large. and a banner year it. on
business when it soon to please the trad
felt by many small ...‘__~_......4.L
Just when the
AB 310‘ sonda -
south NorIIalk. and the shipping' and
liarrnllng plant at Suffolk. L l.-
acres of oyster ground in the sound
,thltugk ad. bésldcs oy'steI beds at GrocnpoIt and
into the creek and the‘ sound? Princess Bay and eight boats.
boats include the. tug Standard. the
ls‘rsggt boat ever constructed exp! ass
I. Bays believe t 93% m'étfi wt) be a ly tor the business and the Laurel
steamers and six gasoline boats. The
Standard is 1'14 test long, and has a
beam of 30 feet. Her capacity is 4 .500.
The gasoline boats are the
A ice. Petra. Curlew. Isa M.
and “iii; watchboat.
General Items.
‘soon be prohibited on the ground tits
at; tation some time
oratormén who knewt
portatlomlt, or
plants along the coast.
change will be nice
but in all probabiliy' the n tvlrul
will be in force by the” time t e. nex ' c A s T .o
it is dl shit to nI'Ido'rstand the. to t 1 ‘ .._....
tentious of the nntl- ice adIocatcs. 0?; AN ARMY 0': GREEN E”
but". under. An army of tilt
and .thtmoa,‘ Inna likehlgagém
to Washington and then stood all d0v'vn upon on: o
tiinln and‘ chemical A
Whites. of oyster
salon street.
br due. Mt Nor-
tile Andrew Rude] Oyster Company lit
w going on, and prob IblI will be tin-
ialied within the next. ten days. All the,
accumulated durn
sens ii. and will be plants
at this Iinavoidsbln
urday. sprang a look. and sottlodi portsotty practicable and woven mothu
bullion is put. underlthd lib .Y t do
a the or. soon c and ii. .men. u or
I? or monitfgctul'od ic'e wot-fa aging. '
daut' fins fetited tho oysters or mode t.hinI no
1m it Osl 'ot .ths oil the bottom. Tho crow escapads'lfhoi 0d. of (lab;
rts was testis:
C only, of South vessel at last re
on! ll be made to
e 5°.qu ' liy'.’ and efforts
r. it is believed the IIch
d o to improperly loading tho schoon-J juries to baalth.iu any way. Some will-IMAM“. OLA
eastern shippers using ,'
Mons. may be
New in: Willi
II can
E'vllll doubt cs6 Ii)rspliwé thii' ordlilhry
the oysters, will
low' ui'emonrstlwo. .lt
Titled WWII; W
lioni thui the0 tin
pl. of Boston.
Soup 00m shippinga
it] OIstcr Company of BM
I‘onn. and the standar Oyot
many. or South sown
afternoon; There "flashed nx' '
bloods ‘mm an drills-dd
out or the harness and than.
miserable. for many worthy.
evidence.
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Norwalk Chronicler