“Aniline Hum. omen.
“A court-I uoswsuci '
. Mrs. ':
entertain ”FW‘ Ionian. of Nor-
VlIlilii. ' “at I. It“ riser»
“——
Mist-I Marguerite Willluins of South
Main street. is the guest at friends in
Dhnbury ‘
Miss Edna rush, of Franklin street.
is enteriii'ltsl Miss Annie sister. at
Mount Whoop; ‘
Ridgelield is to have a new band
stand. The exact location has not yet
been decided upon
Frederick iinrris at South Norwaik.
spent over . his his aunts, the
Misses 'Btugg flmiile slon.
Miss Flor nee.a III-I, or heading. has
by! days with Miss
Isaocs‘ plitee
.
213:1: ngialt,“ of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gehr.mnn oi
Westport avenue. are entertaining
Mrs. Helen Smith. 6! New York.
Miss 0. B. Plumb and sister. Miss
Olmstead. at; Nichols are entertaining
their two claim. Iro nIINorwnik.
Mina
Edna toward ot
gritty.
James Coley, ot' Westoh. who has a
broken arm. has gone to the Norwnlk
hospital to mute the nieinber silentl-
ed to
The regular meeting at the directors
at the South Now Club (‘ompnny
will he heiti on us‘silsy evening at 3
o'clock.
Miss Iva Bunion. of South Norwulk
and Mitts Lilli. flattery. of Wilton have
been guests of Miss Anna Banks. in
Weston.
Howard Benedict. who has been
spending a ‘thrse Weeks Ivacnlion III
' Nyack New York. has returned to hIs
home. In Elm street.
ii Lilli II air. 9 llliauI A.
mkger‘mnh'gtiiw isisintill. h Washing
tan stnadl has [(0. e to Mlone to spend
her annual Vacation.
Mr. and Mrs-A Chinery. of.
Catherineistreeh- Notwnlk. hate boenI'
entertaining“ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gitith-
wol. of Troy. New York.
Mrs. Wilmot Thornton of Brooklyn
and militia Ila-A“; 'fifliflrmnn. of Fair-
Mid. “I“ “w: M“ .e
Falls and Bulimia to' spend a Week.
Froderickufi. We and family oi
Norwhik are enloylng a Week's vars-
tion with Islands In Scott‘s Corners.
New York having blade the trip by
trolley. .
#1.?”
Mrs. P. D. Standard and
With friends In New Haven. utter
ivIlilch they will pay a visit to friends
In Brooktleld.
o‘IIIII'rhe funnies" ital}. convention oI the
(I); ate St. Georgi. Is
hilng h Id ‘wlth' eisn Lodge. 6(Dah
bury. in i. V. hall today There will
he a banquet at the Turner W'ifle at
2 o clock.
Floyd Roscoe and Frederick Bedl-
cot 'oretiir ‘ed to their homes In Nor-
walk this“ week. (rapt Plalnvlile, Conn.
where they attended ‘h Methodist
campI meeting. The return trip was
Issue“ ily trelloy. '
A..womun.uu1.her chock book are
no longer a source of amusement but
make tip a subtsantlal part of a bank II
htisliiess. IPrudeut women are Invited
to Will 3 “clka addmh‘t “With the
South Norwalk Trout company.
(Irelh MTTWT all local 318%:
ll tel tacks
) (3 ‘filhélfm rcliitg‘V‘et‘lis'riIugh
urging». 0L DUIW‘. W0 by the
TI . inititgiol 0:2 Waves made
. A huiietin has been put“ up at the
$9” shown:
.IN V. #er order is
m
rai‘Waters
thiFNo this
ill:
WTHI ”Q”
4i
I
' imagination rs, Mp
. hailing lrs Ire Vl't‘m.
Screen boots ett.
luliwtiotl '
place. has .gbne o R getield where1
site Is the attest oi Miss MnIgntei in
gone to Niagara .
son. of '
Main street are spending a law days .
h
.. eather
value.
PORCH CHAN“.
83.98. Sale Price .............. 33.25
$3.50, Sale Price .............. 32.98
32.98. Sale Price . ............. 33.25
32.25. Sale Price .............. 31.75
SIM. Sale Price .............. $160
12-18 North Mun Street. 1
Its Methods. Teachers and
South Norwalli
341. I'
balance 0? our line of Summer b‘urnltuia, including Retrigers-
0mm. “Forage, lulnI
It. a suvlng of (tom 20 to 30 per tent. retlIIttloIi from
A. Few of flip Specials
The values you get in this lot are. the biggest andIhest In this vleluiiy.
line. "
Fimetel More. and
Looking for s soiled?
WHY NOT ENTER
Meflflusines’s College
THIS .YEAR?
Fall Opening August 30th. Books. Etc. Free
Stamford
“WP {media éew err. -
Mowetu, unitiniocits,
“hens, Window Screens and
REFRIGERATORB.
Stile
l-lnle
Stile
Sale
Sale
Sale
“It!
32000.
I "Mill,
st 6. (i0
15. 00.
12. 00,
:10. on
88. 00
Equipment ARE THE BEST
Port Chester
YARD TEL. 4c2.. "
int Input and I; more ornamental.
ISNIALI- srsu‘r.
SOUTl-i NORWALXI. CONN
LumberandM‘diWork lot Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
W3 would call particular litintlon to our Moulded Wooden Ouitm,
made“ in two line ol Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out
Allo we confidently recommend “Lincoln Roofing" for root. and also tor
{lashing in plan; of metal. page not rust or my Ind will that a iitatlmo.
N. l—Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
mo.
0.15.. TJdckson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free '
"ION! m.
’ :mLII. TEL. 4'65
5
i
NoRWALK.
sens. Business '
We are at Your orders for any and all
sorts of nutoinobile repairing work.
We Work quickly. yet do not stint care-
tulnesn or thoroughness. glad to have
your orders for any sort of auto re
pairing. We handle full line of sun
dries Ind supplies
Luther M Wright
”Will . NQMALK. cop's.
’ 2:“.008.
.._ +900
Tea Guinness.
. unitiueut.
" read their adv. on the second page.
‘ ’i'wvii-Iylliirtl lie liuent will
' a 30W!“ - 330“ I“?
.24 1'; lb: B”. T
It In. ‘Dr
I 3 '
oo:stlpa TESTTI
George w Allen. .lr_ or lsaaea place
Norwalli Is suffering IIIIIII ii seiete
flank of typhoid
Miss Jeuune s Ierwood. of linnbury.
was It Sunday I; eat ot MI. and Mrs
Claret-rte Knapp. M Taylor III/enue.
_.J-————.._.
John Miller,
been seilously ill (oi the past
of Snilthvllle, who has
two
. ' lIIuIIIIbI-x. but. I-onsldeiubl) tnIpIoved.
MIs, r‘lm'ieIIie Silu-I and hei sou
Mutiuel. of lloItoiI Point. have gone to
Elizabeth.\ III visit Iileutis III that.
New
Asp Stowe, ol‘ Mlddleiown who has
been it guest for a Work or his ”abrothei
Charles V Stowe, u! this city. has re
tuI'IIetIlIomt-.
This is the last week of the (iirnl-
', Ulla sale at the Head Company and
thine nus giant hurxnins in that do
It you don't believe it
The turty third emiual outing ot the
be held
August. 19th at be Hill Homestead.
Bhvlu Rock. A shore diniiei will be
enjoyed and u [urge attendance is bop
ed for.
The Connecticut Company has made
ptepamtidiis tor Another big tilt-works
display this evening at Roton Point
It Is considered quite probable that
the attendance record of the series
will be broken
The excursion of the Elite Club. of
Bridgeport which was postponed from
last Week. is due at [town l‘olnt.
Thursday hi hi There will be It dflillt‘
In the [million and II prize wnllz iii
the end of the evening.
”a
A real saying on clothes and lleiija-
iiiiII I-lolbes III that! is what Joseph
Davis la uttering. it you are inter
noted. and of course you are. rend his
Iiili'. in this Issue. The price rt‘liilt“
lions will surprise you.
*—
Gourt shat-Wino Foresters ot‘ Ani-
erlea, wil meet (0r te first little ‘ili
their new quarters, ulttn‘ei's Hall
Railroad .ivt'nne. this etching. (.ourt
MnhaeIlIenio and the. ltsiliin Court. [0d
m'onde Dc Anilcus will have the hall
jointly.
Ale you looking Im- II school? Why
not euII-I Merrill College this year?
Its methods and equipment are of the
best and the teaching tom- tan not
be extibihid. Tho adv. will give you
ditte 0 opening, Information about
bodIks somehow I
Mrs. (‘hnrles MI. Raymond. daughter
Rhel and son George. of South Nor-
wnlk, hare returned from i'bliodel
phlin where they spent two weeks as
the guests of Mrs. Raymond's broth-
.H. llnmpsnn. who Is in inspector
at the Stetson hat (acuity.
'l‘he I-‘eiiic (in. Company In llieli
Iidv. today remind you of the (net tliui
it Is only six wteks to trust. 'ihe,
also remind you that now is the time
to get ready for that trust by having
your bins tilled with good liiird coal.
lietler mke advsiiinge'oi’ the. reminder.
. M
An important meeting of Trinity
parish will he held this evening at 8
o'clock. ht the church. This meeting
has been called by the“ Rev ii. A L.
Sndller to cousltlei the rectorshlp
Mr. sIItItier will only explain his
position at this meeting. but has not
cared to make any statement in ad
Itinee or it
Countlinisn AlbeitM . PoIlilmnn is
spendih n few days with is family
lit Fair id Belch. preparatory to
atartiu for Indianapolis, to attend
the nI “£00;th session at the Haymnitelr‘s.
Mr hutch will start Thursday
moi iiing Michael Bobeil has been an.
. gnctl to assist iii his bill-her shop dur-
ing the next two weeks.
Mrs. lie an LlpltIe of St Louis.
formerly In K. GertIIond Vnsburgh
of South Norwalk started today (or
home. after a pleasant iislt at her old
lIIome lire. Links will be aoconuIan d
tart ol‘ the way by Miss Bennie
iie'tt They will visit Buffalo and Ni:
garb Falls togethei and Miss Corbett
will stop (or a visit at Ripley. N Y.
MIs. Llpke contihuing on III‘SI. Louis.
David H. Miller. of Georgetown. has
been elected n. delegate to represent
Moore-”While post No. Ill '50 ”A. R. at
the National 0. A. '.~R convention. In
Salt. Lake city Mr. Miller is now (3:
Ills 'way wen. R. J Chthlli of Son
Norwuik comedy I)! tlIIlii city. who
goes to Salt Lillie City it's a delegate
from the NorWEllt (I. 'A R“ is a pos-
sliile enriching tor It tlonai Junior
vice optimumle'r. .~I-Danhiry WWI
D l l e
of {Tammghgsuk It! all;
home In Hhitni‘r
from Mo lie. NIL. where he alien
thei hallo at cotteiIItidn ‘ot the ol- er
Nation re r C lwell. when
nirk'ed‘ Til agent“ to his ‘i‘htlrlng third
the otllceof curtains whegeMIlahdt his
a t t e
To mlithlin w'iipm tlIIé (intentioTIAoIlI eciTi‘r
in“: a resumes to his aid no man
Having My“ for a term at 2'! years
and. him! quite well advgiiood lIn years
he raome
Ou hn' c any furthers yIées as
, e'ii‘fiikhh hiit’notL
wié lino {Idesléeli nip ‘Iter
T: vIIéI iii'tIIi hirholls sensual
“T“;fi W? Shuttle eo llh till
t wsleIhtt é s:otllu"‘e‘
o This Tish of III the or er wits el-{nt-
dttII liil Was thilflii to the posIl'IIIoInm
er’ iinn n. e
mc‘ilmsy TIA-Till: I't' Iii tin ‘erstbod
iiitl i'will Teqiilm two hours of
INII lI's' 'tlp‘le cinch day.”
‘M...
n—AOIoIIIIII‘thatloI'n causes headache
It'seit f'." IlIIsII uneartIpIsIlepT
Will I) . I c ll.
lh‘ ind ‘llbp q‘t olrri.
bent-11 Tydiil' drIlI'I-
i. sects
us arrv
.ninxevsa
I
"I.
‘DILWIIIVIsq '
it Infill . “5i.
Mr and Mrs William Te. Blast-oi ut . '
. NDIWWflik III e spending the tiny Iii Suv-
in limit.
Abandon; Carprl Business lot Trip to;
Learn Poiiils on i‘iying
in New York
NEW YORK, August iIl.—v'i‘bcodore
Roosevelt, .Ir.. 'IeiIIpoI-ni'ily nbsndon-
log the (‘lil‘llt‘i iiiiiklug business ilii
Connecticut. name to New York yes-
teriliiy to make urrniigeineuts (or
learning more about nI-I'tIIIniitii-s. lie
ilillt'ili‘d with A. llolluiiil Ii‘ui'hes. ilcl‘i
lug president of the Auto Club oti
America. and will file an tippllcaliolii
tor membership this week. Since
making two trips Iti signal corps huh,
loiis last yxeiii young ltoosivelt bas'
determined to go In for the sport nnd'
may purchase It craft. At uiiy rule he;
will spoil tor Ii pilot's ileqliuu. to
qualify for ship rails [III III trips to a.
balloon one to be made niche and
one at night. II' he is successful he
may pni'tlt‘ipnte in the national I'Ilt't'hl'
to he held in the west this full. lie.
uIrIUIgtI-tl yenlel‘duy to make tut unielt
Ilitill from near i'lttsflehi. Mass. with
Mr. Forbes within the next twu wet-its.
Mrs. Alice itoosevt-lt ixmgwoith. no
writing to reports. has been mu
tr‘inpluling IIIiiiilIig a trip with Mr.
Forbes lit the near future from U‘IIIIXI
Mass.
BITREET FIGHTERS lN CIOURT.
John honey Given Jail Sentence. but
McGuirk Wu Discharged.
The cases of John fluency and Frank
Meliiiirk. rhurgetl with breach of peace
and assault on eueli other, rztme up in
the Town Court. this morning. Lust
Thursduy ulgbt Mctluirk wus standing
in the alleyway, next to DIIKIyn'II bak-
my and i-‘eeIIt-y it is alleged came up
to hint uiid hit him In the stomach
.“(Uilil‘ii who is hull the size of
Fetiiey ran up Main sheet and was
pursued tor some. distance by i-‘eeney.
who tinully gave up the chase.
i-‘ceiiey, who bud been drinking. bid
at the Iowei end or the nile) ), and
when Melliilrk came back. grabbt‘ii
lIIin b\ the shouldet and lilt him in the
(ace McGuirk then run out liito the
street and i‘eeuei, throwing on his
coat. followed. Feenei got McGniik
In the middle of Main street and get
ting his bend under his drm. begun
to punch hinI Mcuulrk then pltkcd
up u stone and holding It in his build.
bit I‘eeney and stunned him so that
he dropped into the stieet.
in court this morning Mrtiiilik walls
found It) be. not guilt.) and was dis
charged. Perrier nus. found guilty
and given thirty dam in jail and costs.
which were 310.10 .A bond of 87?.
was putu up by his mother Mrs. [irid-
gel Feeney (oi his appearance below
the next temp of the Ciiiuiunl (‘ourt of
Common View in liliilgepott
GLIIET IN swaoeu.
Expected That the Recent General
Strike Will he i Failure.
STOCKHOLM. Aug. ills-Perfect
Cilim prevails throughout the country
this morning nntl there are further n’i
tit-noes that the general strike Inaugu-
rated a Week sun will result in fail»
tire The Ant-1w,” the organ of‘the
trades unions Is the only neWspnper
published this morning III regular
(oini The other journals hute issued
small. hniid printed editions
Eltorts are being made with some
success to linprow the local street
car seriice and the employers Lure
called a meeting to consider a pic»
posal to return to work.
bully has given them until noon of to
marrow to take up their old pensions.
The merchants ot‘Stockboini hair an
nounced their intention of iutntrtg
their delivery wagons. unit It is ex-
pected that the cab service Ishortly
will be resumed. Foreign steamers
are overcoming the dock strike by
bringing with them their own slei-
dores. TheIe has been It big demon
htrution of 20 000 strikers til ('lotlien-
liuig in this city the labor leaders
control all the vehicles Physicians
requiring an ambulance to Inmate a
patient to a huspital nie refined by
l“ the police to labor hendqiiar'teis.
GUATEMALA MINING CODE.
WASHINGTON'F'Iiugust 10.——Very lib:
ersl liidiiceinents are provided in the
new mining code. of Guatemala. They
me o! important-e to Americans inter-
ested in the development of Central
AIIIIerlcan mines. particularly so in
view or the opening 0 {the inter- 0t enn-
l’c Railroad hetwiIen Puerlo Barrios
and San Jose.
A io‘p'y of the code has come to the
State Department It is es ecIIIIlly de-
s‘lgh‘id to miner Iorel In itl ors. '
oertain “s'peicilléd in rmlit ‘on’ 'hss to
be furnished in the applichtlon for a
dclntip,n ater Which the up lIlcsnt Is to
give it (shine exidtetii'. ot ”the min-
oral withing)“ bound. 0! the land III-
313‘}er flies oi theme.
I“ Mr. kidniii Tn‘liiie cOIIéesslon
and [of the t‘RIé' deeds. the. [podium
must pay to the government. mu;
cart-tome V hocis‘rtas-
TION.
et'i'rsatiitd Pa. I
American Federation of Catholic $0-
cieties will listen to reading at resolu
lions today by committees 'wlIilch have
transits.
the chairmanship oi A. V. D. Whiter-
son. at this city. One meetimt will
handle ‘the subject at religion another
education. and the third socltil sub-
if?“ ‘.‘ lti Tontgclti, a mass mfelIInIlfIItiillI
e e t tingle M 80 at
win the “KIT; Rev. TIT. Joules
MMIII‘, hiilllb ot'Trento'n. N. .i.. w I
be one or the inclpai speakers. 00-
lnmhns and w Orleans are both
msldn pitting bids for the next son-
nation or the Mutton. " ‘ i
Mann...“
it you have“ no ibhmu at your
own, attend to that of other people.
IGal. Ill”, Ihym-Bllhfinl'fih Tribune.
was r .. . .
I. ”I I............ .
i
Nugust 10 —.The -
been divided into three sections IIInIIIeI-I 1'
in serious taint
would be the he th for an emotional
dre‘ssltig down.
nether In a monogrhm the latest min
in marking title's note»
the threeiintdais In old
separated “and loIIidII'Wed by III pt-Irtotl.
SALE 91*" SUM , EB
.v.. L I"
Wednesday; tinsel-s sens C
You Save About lint-f
$ .50 WAIST-S. .$
.79 WAISTS.
1.00 WAISTS.
2.25 WAISTS, .
ONE TO CUSTOMER
225 WAISTS, 1.29
2.50 WAISTS, , 1.45
5.00 SILK WAISTS, 2.49
l’isit , the Bargain Basement
Final I‘Clearinsifii) Saioé'f‘
Men‘s Oxfords
Men's Oxfords. all leathers, v'verc $4 on, now .......... 32.
Men's Oxfords. all leathers, were 3.3 so, now .......... $23:
Men's Oxfords. all leathers. were $3. on, now.. ....... .3230
Men‘s Oxfords. all leathers. were $2. 50. now .......... fir. §I8I
FLYNN 5. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET .OU‘TH NORWALK ‘
We have the lsigest and most complete stotk or plain and fancy BIOcIIt-r
lugs tor women and children iv' be [mild in this locr'illty.
We show a wonderful urray o! W nien' s Fancy Colored Hone to match
till the new shades of dress goods. 1 y‘oit want correct. hosiery styles this
is the place. Prices 15c. 25c. 35c, 50c uIId up. Elegant Silk Hose strum,
Si ..60 $2.00 and 33.00 pith. ()lll special 35:: Lisle Hose. t3 pairs (or “W,
me as mind its you buy in some. places at 50t:' pair.
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
The eom- . "
Now Open Under; New Masseuse“
Shore Dinners a Specialty Dancing. Busting.
Bnlhhigand Either Attractions
HIGH GLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THEI WA
Especial Attention Glued to Automobile Parties
Manes"!
TEL. son. JACOBS BROS.
5
‘ 9*.
Tar, has. Guiltiest. (hovel, A8933“. Concrete
Grading. Lawn and Garden Work. ’
Road filling
”"TT—TT'TF‘ .
of Reflect ind Trovidonl W (has
Fixtures. GIObca. Comhlnuhlon GM lull
Coal Stoves. Enameled White and doth
“ti Ille'om supplies should he seen by «My
. one With: It new home or W-
.I. , letting the old one. -
IIl7 WALL
smart
m—
here, young mnnfl,
In its heat oldlllesi sterne'iiarent as he Iiin‘i‘eredhltm
“you a've been” thong
.ter rat or gtreqiientlly o late.m
IliItentIons seriouii?"
"They certainly are. air"
the young man. "I'm try
pauper II to this her to excunge mo”; in Mr
Igllsh dengue“, tor a new 099-— tom II .
A child iluit Insists upon being nl-l
ways dressed II
Insteud of running; the Initials to
Norwalk Chronicler