pains... alloys. so. I909
now-Nudo‘mN «Nu-mm sum luv
Percale '
l"
New assortment of PERCALES lust -
for Men‘ is '
harbor and
reason.
Deli
1 recgivod, suitable
6 him and
if, Childrensx‘lg
.N run.
"A June ~mumoolt.
IOUTH NORWALK. ‘
lNN N
vsnmo ssnrinsi. TELEPHONE
' . oALLs
Ian—u.» Department
flJ—Iuolnou Department
44 ranch Dffiu. Nsmlk
M — ditch ‘thldonc o
’29- lty'Nidltol'I Robldhnoo
slve buds made
Miss Bridget Sweeney and Miss
Maggie Hayes ale guests of Mavme
Dooley, in New York city, for the rest
of the week.
LUlnhi-stlas, Mourning B'ds. O'Brien N
Stephhu s'chériiel. a butcher in Ely
avenue. is having a new market built ,
at the corner of Benton street and
Windsor place.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byxbee and
family. of Norwalk. spent their vaca-
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Fred ll. Sco-
ileld. Scott Corners.
Miss Anna Magner clerk in the
South Norwalk store of \tilllsm P.
Beers. goes to Woodmont, tomorrow.
to spend her vacation.
Lester Robins. or the Sdlitll Norwalk
Trust Company. is on a-trlp up the
Hudson and will go thence lto the
Catskills for the remainder of his va-
cation.
———Valuea that you cannot afford to
miss. Stock reducing sale. C. J.
Mints & Co.
Next Sunday at the South Norwaik
Congregational Church Rev. Paul
Moore Strayer of' Rochester. N. Y..
will preach oh “Living With (‘ludness
and Singleneus of Hean.‘
The Springwood A. (I will play the
strong Kelsey team of Norwalk. Sat
urday afternoon at the J. and J. Cash
grounds, anti a gond‘ game is expected
when the two teams meet.
ll. Epstein, who owns the house at
No. 9 Hamilton avenuels having an
addition placed on the chat side of the
structure. and'havlng a bath room.
but and cold water. etc.. installed.
-—Full line Caps. 0' Brien.
in the absence today of William A.
McPherson, driver of the Old Well
Hook and Ladder track. who is at
tending the Poughkeepsie celebration.
his place on theNh‘pparatus is being
looked aftei by John Lycett.
Several times recently a deer has
been seen in Westport. and each me
a report of a shotgun was heard and
it is believed someone was trying to
lull the“ annual. usms’walasn wuimi-N
P Smith’ has been notified and is in-
vestlgatlng the case.
Mrs; E; WI‘ Schism, arr. wife of
the well known Falrfield avenue mar-
ketman Bridgeport. has been trans-
ferred from the ’Bi‘ldgeport hospital to
the Westoprt asaltlrlum where she
wii undergo- treatment for nervous-
ness. it is believed that Mrs. Behrens
wil be herself Aagain before a great
whno. -.
_—~Greon Soft ts. Q'Br .
Mrs. Selleck ley. at .p nor Ponus
street with her daughter, rs Elias
Pine. of New Y . and their guest.
Miss Mabel Kinr§n of Csna‘lldaigua.
Miss Libbic Seel of‘Darien, and Mrs.
Katherine Comstock', ot'I ‘Pomls s rest.
enjoyed a tinip'tq Hun tington. Fr day.
till the stea eh]. Huntington. from
fibuth' Norwa iThe day's piouure
was well rap out by stopping. on
them return trip, or supper at Roton.
Whammy wit? be a great day on
llbug island, it help the opening of
the Cross- island iro icy road. The
vent will be celebrated in several dif-
erupt. towns on the island. Norwalit
people will be enabled to attend. the
celebration as the steamer Huntington
will make a trip and a half that day.
The full list of events time of the
boat leaving. etc" will be found in
the.adv. on the fifth page of this
issue;
' dnome dressed Fowl. 22c lb. Pub-
tic Market-1N
There was a big hallgluj h time at
the Knight Strc A. M. ll, urch tent
meeting last nig t. Rev. Bolted was
the speaker of the occasion: dwelling
on t t lope
fitli‘glli’p sii'iir the leéonw‘lh‘the sin
th'sermon rcétdl and
:ptl‘vatlnz. “siphon: werevcon
vé'rtedw The meetings. are so full of
splri ”gal est that the
even, MW dip" 'eetiiig in
old lng.‘ 'iio’n gilt
the galavlron' A’rln‘y w have charge
the5 tont'blleotlng. A Holy Ghost
tithe is canceled. .
..‘-W“ .
Alli-est ‘dlslhfifinrflkin' eruptions.
rashes, etc» undue
“marog’n. s'Blood‘NNBith
singvhlood talflol Makes
Noioar-cyed. clear-braided. flour.
Vinny-w» of -
novelties at
made. We h¥d§mt¢ , N...
White Basin 1
Brass Beds.
fl Thdnbellilt work, of {he noted altn‘gitories own?“
p sea h t o no gas and shes
Ellwood be called good.
found hello. Our line com-
vo the most inexpen.
our dock braces a great many
s and from that on up to the finest bed that is
his id bed; that will int’jest the closest buyer.
" Lune.
Beds.
S 2.60 to 318.00
$12.00to 390p
KATIE YOU SEEN THE
l‘l
Merrill
“Business Educator l”
Do not mi. reading it. Send for copy to
Business College
Fall Openil‘ 5: August 80th. Enroll Now.
Collegie Office Open Every Day.
South Nor-walk:
vanp TEL. «ago
from , ii
We would call ‘pariici
made In two sizes of Dolly
(Also we confidently
flailing in place of metal;
"OOH.
MW
0. NB. Jackson
.. EvesN
so wsuufprltnr. w}
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Lumber and .
iggery to a Palace
Stamford
Port Chester
The Ha ch & Bailey Co
‘ m NORWALK. CONN.
Mil-l. TEL. 46-8.
lar’sttcntlon to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
as fir. the most durable of modern woods: will out-
last metal and is more ornamental.
command “Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
u... ...
N. B.——Durlng Summer months we will close. Saturdays promptly at
., ’l,
Optician
Everythlnb in the Optical Line.
Examined Free
..
A J: Ange
PHONI 480.
NOIWALK.
We Cannot Repair the
. Horse
that: has been injured in a smaahnup.
But we "can restore the carriage to its
original new on. unless it is reduced
to kindling There is no job of
canine“ repairing too large for no.
None too small for us either Test
us, if you have one of either kind
. which needs aotnlt now. .
Lather M. Wright
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Vine 8: Son Co.
3' .mi .. «of; will!
. mm! a ii!
A party coral.» . "o
blather. Fran-k “fat
Wll
News or on...
”lily: ‘ls up
ffflorwalk ”1%!qu
lug .‘
Overnight
leploo,
Rub—..‘- ions
Quickly lrl'dféa‘taméy N'owm
“will
Since its discovery one you ago.
posllih. the new skin remedy. has, in
its estraordinary accomplishments ex»
ceedoq the most sanguine expectations
of the emipoht IW who gave
it to the world. it hiis' cured thous-
ands of cases of eczema and ersdlcat
edN facial and other dislgu meats of
I" a.standlng The hrri itching
at n cine memori- douse! with the
lrit application. gluing proof of its
curative properties at the very out-
”fin ion serioul bkhiNNNalootions Inch
splmples, rash. herpes blackheads.
lone. barber's itch. m. mulu' show
after an overnig application. only a
small quantity be up rdqniredN to offset
a cure. Those‘ who use poslam for
ese minor skin troubles can now
will themselves of tiiti‘ special ween!
mange. recently “put! to meet
such needs. Both the 50-cent paell-
Nags and” 8 regular a jar may- now
obtain in SW0} Norwalk at The
Clifford Pharmacy,‘ Edw. W. Kelley.
Jr. I, and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free of charge by writing
direct to the Emergency Laboratories.
if West Twenty-fifth street. New York
c ty.
REASON son “Altman's RE-
roan
.——._—....
Desire. to Occupy His New Home and
Got a Rat.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-E. ii. Harri»
man’s return from his European trip
at this time earlier than expected is
simply to admit of his obtaining in
bi own home. amid comforts and
conveniences impossible to secure in
European hotels. the rest he needs
after his treatment abroad. according
to Alexander Mlllar, secretary of the
l'nlun Pacific and Southern Pacific
Railroads. who has been abroad with
Mr. llnrrlnian. Mr. Miller arrived to
day on the steamer Mauretanin.
"Mr. ilarrlman's health is by .no
means as bad as seems to be the lit)
pression on this side." said Mr. Mil
iar. "The occasion of his coming
home earlier than at first intended is
merely in order that he may have in
his own home here the comforts and
convenience: which it is almost im-
possible to pi‘ocursln European hotels.
l do not think he will take any very
prominent part lanuslneu for a few
weeks after his arrival here "
N Asked as to the reports regarding
lurchases bf New van. Central stock
ndN other securities by Union Pacific
interests, Mr. Miliar said:
"'On that question l-am not author-
fled to speak. I really know nothing
“t it. Hal-rum,“ willI be
”He ina‘ Jalw (in! will alit-
loss ’Aifdrind' ion that‘ni
want on ltpbllt.‘
.... No...» I 17::
CASTOR IA
Ibr Infants and children.
llil Kliill You llalii Amp liouglli
Bun c»:
Signature of
‘i
SPENDING FURLOUGH HERE.
w. 0. Gladstone. who enlisted sev~
oral months ago in the United States
Signal Corps, and has been in several
companies and stationed in a number
of states. has returned to his first
love. Fort Wood. New York harbor,
and is now a member of Company G.
He is spending a three days' furlough
oath .Norwalk. and is visiting his
role" has find friends. who are all glad
mice him.
‘l' rl'l‘i’
ofim”tabla Coma-
Clears the Conlplexion I
I excursibrilsts.
u or petipic- scion
‘N A. ll. ..llilliell iiily. ii: bunvoa
if
Ni‘lflw
‘ us 1.. Polham is ill at his home.
on Zandt street.
The Barbers Union will hold a
pionthly session next Tuesday even
“E;
It?! Be J, Brunttru .lof Cottage
street.“ guestofurs. annual Veed
er. in Bridgeport.
Willain E. Schmidt and family mov-
ed" y torday, from 9 New slieet lo
tli street. South Norwalk
F‘Chlof'TrMGrlck M. Wheeler and
family are expeced home the fore, part
of next week from a. visit with rela-
ilvao inncrom. *
Charles Weeks whose resignation
as stow-rd of the Country Club was
announced yesterday. is planning to
leave town today.
Florist Robert E. Morrison is hailiig
numerous improvements made about
his residence in Van azlldt street, in-
cluding a new roof.
The weather prophets were unani-
mous in the opinion this morning that
today would come fully up to the
standard of a hot summer day.
Arthur Waldron set out this morn-
ing in his automobile for the Fough-
keepsle celebration and was accom-
panied by his partner. M. J. Riordan
and other friends.
Among the trolleymen who
thrown over the cares of today to take
in the sights of the big ilremen's celo
lirailon at Pouglikeepsle. New York.
are Robert Morton and Tommy Brady.
William Oswold has recently made a
deal whereby he exchanges two houses
in East avenue for a Cranbury farm.
Today Mr. Osmld and his family are
moving to their new Clanbury home.
Ship Carpenter Jesse Ayers is mak-
ing an effort to clear up all of
work about his establishment for he
has not yet had any vacation. Mr.
Ayers is figuring on a few days of fish
ing.
Mall (‘arrler Jesse O. Seaman. who
has been laid up for a few days at his
home in Cottage avenue. resumed his
duties this morning, though he had not
fully reeolered his customary good
health.
The Tenth Connecticut Volunteer
infantry will have their re-union at
Savln Rock on- Beptembor 2d. Caleb
Wood. the well-known East Norwalk
veteran. is a member of this regiment
and expects to attend.
Howard L laiwndes. of Seavlew ave-
une, F. F. Day. of Belts place. and
Mr. Dibble, of Van Zandt street. are
with Old Well Hook and Ladder Coin-
pally today. on the trip to Pougbkeep-
sie. New York. for the firemen's eels.
bration.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Ayers. of
Flushing. lam-g Island, who have been
spending a vacation with relatives in
Mt Norwnlk, have been spending ll.
oomph: Ol‘ (hill in Dadbury. visiting
friends and relatives and are expected
back here today.
Miss Anna illpson and Miss Marion
L'Hommedleu left this morning on a
day's outing to West Point. New York.
They took it train to Mount Vernon
and thence trolleyed to Yonkers.
where they boarded one of the Day
Lino boats for the remainder of the
trip.
The East Norwalk Yacht Club has
not had many events for the whole
club this season and it is proposed to
have an‘outing that will. appeal to all
of the members. in this connection
a Clambake will be talked up at the
meeting to be held Monday evening.
The recent sessions of the registrars
show that. about 84 electors registered
their political party affiliations. No
voter is now entitled to take part in
a cations or primary until his name
appears on the list of the party. of
the new names, there is about an equal
division of Republicans and NNDemo-
crsts, There were also a few more
changes to and from East Norwalk
and South Norwalk.
Last night's weekly prayer service
at the East Avenuq Methodiht Church
was largely attended by the members
of the church and in addition there
were visitors. the ‘Rev. William James
and Mig'iVilbur. the Salvation Army
man. from Belle island. The visitors
made addresses. N. Smith Ferguson
was the regular leader of the meet-
ing. the general topic of which was
"The Doors of the Word and Not Hear-
ois Only.'
The trolley service on the East sve-
nue line wa interrupted a little you-
torday on one of the Swedish
Church moving operations, but the
trouble is' now all over. 'in that the
-church hum reached its new foundation
and sitoln Van zandt street. The
wires had to be shifted when the
building was brought around the cor-
ner from East avenue and during that
3that! trolleyi passengers were transfer-
i“fired about the point.
~‘l‘ilio morning's weather was ideal
IWilfor a pidnic and in consequence the of-
43
i doors and“ members of the Advent
annuals site out were greatly pleased at
the p ip'dct. The school is having its
. annual billing today lit Valley Grove.
mg island; where the steamer Hunt-
ington will make special stops f0i the
The cxebi’sion was a
large one. there biting is steady strohbl
s tilo’WhIfiington street
bridge for half or three-quarters of an
hour before the h It set salt.
are also iiihiiy' p pi ’0 front diher‘ sec-
tions of thb town 'in attendance.
”W” .
“1 HOTIL’NARNVALQ l . V N...
NN‘Mah'Io'komon‘A. l". Denii‘stsr, Mills
‘ lb; T.N’F‘lynn.' Miss NS. A. Flynn.‘ Ndw
York: L. Mints, Newark: PitWeMcr-
hot: H. G. Walls. New Haven; H.
Mathewson. city; 8. Groonlta'ln,
“Bridge J..M Layton. 8. 8. Adapts.
dityr. J. “Hosford, New '10?ka
.Mahonoy. Boston; H. H miller. New
'Yon; J. Smith, F. D. Winn city;
J. if Dawson. mu A. 36 Do .
Worcester: Charles awo'o Ho d‘du.
has: ll.‘ .And ”Willi alga:
ow
mil; I. EA. Slate. Mouton: maul stud
1
write or...
have N
the ‘
There.
f" 1‘ . Ni
mos mans
{figure
v urnwmwnswwm some"
The Kind You Have Always flmkfimdfifiifilm‘
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
___. and has been made under his pal-
sorini supervision since its inlhnoy.
o ' Alleluia one to deceive youia this
All Counterf‘ciu. imitations ulni "Just-ns-mlmi” are but
Experiments tint.) trifle mm and mldobger the health n!
Infants and Children—Experience agrinst Experiment
was“. is CASTORIA
Moria is a harmless substitute for Cnstltlr Ollg 1:95
goric.‘ Drops and trialling Syrups. «It is Pleadaail'.
contains neither Opium; Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worml
and alloys P‘overisliness. It ru‘ 3s Diarrhmn. and Wind
Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coilstipauon
and Flatulonq. it manipulates the Food, regulates!”
Stomach and Bowols, giving healthy and nattual sleep.
The Cluldiron's Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTGRIA ALwAYs
Bears the Signature of
no Klilll YON Hale Always Blight
Ill Use For Over 30 Years.
"mo-M. ci-“mlmoumiil or .n‘at
A horse owned by .l. C. White. of
Cranburi got away i'loni the black- PAWTUCKET. R 1-, August 20.5%-
smith in Noiwalk yesterday afternoon |Timothy Kennedy. 35 years old. who
and started on the run down Whib killed and Michael Waldron. 40. was
street A flurry was caused nmonngrobahly fatally injured When the ado-
the people crossing the street. but: at lion gang in which they wdfo‘ 'work
the corner of Main and Wall stre'etn'was run down by a snitchiil’g‘on
the animal was captured bv (‘nptaln ill the New York. New Haven*
Hunt and returned to the owner. [Hartford Railroad yard here yesto
SECTION GANG RUN OOWN.il l:
Comes in muslin bags.
usei—snvcs hunting for a
wash day. \Vith
BLEACHETT
Laundry Blue
there’s no waste. for what you do '
not use remains iii the bag ready
for use next time. ..
You will find “ELF. ACHETTF” the
most lothumr, most mmmuu/ and most
.rariifar/arly biasingyou havocvcr used; ‘
. Ask wii! Wu For It ‘ .
tram-vino 993w, New Y“ .
,n‘ pf! 53;:
A very early showing of fall styles in tailored waists. ' w.
A small but distinguished group of the new waists for fall is here '
ready for inspection—arid to freshen the outfits of those who are leaving
town or changing from seashore to mountain.
A neat percale waist, white ground with fine black cluster hair this
urge. accurately cut and beautifully made, a very serviceable waist,
at. C.
All white figured madras waist, broad pleats large pearl buttons, laund-
ered rolls: and ends. splendid value. at 81.50
All white figured Nmadras waist broad pleats. side pocket and two rows
of huge pearl buttons. it very stylish. chic model, at 81.98
The above numbers combine the. latest models in tailored waists of the
highest merit at. pools; prices, Look at them. _
q: i . N
mil; .. ..9 i. . it“:
seem unmask
.Atuggiiri‘fllP |.f"$.t' ,‘
it A. it
Now Opena Under New Management
Shorelines Dalmatia ‘
. atluiig an
iher Attractions
run.
36 WASHINGTON eraser Lei
l~’..
now it
Booting: :
l' t"
T’ar. Flag, Cement. Ci"
Grading, Law a
ll
u“ “.3 l‘ ?.’, ‘ i:
l
ii on... Work.
Norwalk Chronicler