”MEN‘S, WOMEN'S MISSIO'
AND leLDREN'S
' White Canvas
AND V‘
Barefoot
Sandals
Low Cut
IFOOtwear
Just the right goods. of Just
the right time, at Just the right
prices.
CONNEALLY
B R A CD K E N
.1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE SSH
hifimflmtb
Out Coal
NOT’
BETTER
THAN
THE
BEST—
BUT
BETTER
THAN
V'“- THE
[ITEM REST!
héfianSDAL @-
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.
OANDIES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
“vol. 927 tram-ii. St. Bridge.
m mm“.-.
if you want a good Cigar
ask for
Roger Ludiow. 10c '
Twin City. Tic
or The Nugget. 6c
ALI. DEALER.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MA UPAGT HER.
, WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF FRESH MINE'D LEHIGH COAL
IN ALL SIZES AT LOWEST PRIOIS.
8 CO.‘
" y 68 Water Street 1
I have constantly claimed
and claim new:
n It out it ill
’l‘linll III
The harder of proof being open
the claimant. we herewith un‘
burden ourselves of a tow
“proofs." Our iinzelton coal ls:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER- PROOF
ButI not FIRE PROOFm-iiot In
the slightest degree not the
smallest particle of It. fire-proof.
If these proofs don‘t convince
' you, there Is the one supreme
test:
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershlield
81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 wm’r at.
JULY
Argosy. Munsey. Hampton’s. McClure's.
New Idea. Ainslee's. Popular Mechan-
ics, Short Stories. Base Bali. Every-
body'a. Harper's Bazar. and many
others.
W. A. Briggetman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATI
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
sunmv omnsns, 75c
Banquets a Specialty,
TEL. CALL m
FINANCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
.HOTELS AND CAFES.
Children's
Tan Strap Pumps
Sizes 5-8 ........................ 75c
Sizes Bin-ii ..................... 90c
Sizes 11'32-2 .................... $1.00
Barefoot Sandals
at 356 to $1.00
MAXWLEVY
189 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
-—-—~n~«v. ..‘.......MW_
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director anti Embalmer
to North Main direst. South Namath.
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. old-I.
Telephone at house. I”.
Wild ducks art! estimated to fly
:‘Ihe Best Time to Start a Bank Account
It at the very first time you have a dollar
ahead. for which you have no Immediate
use. Money deposited in
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
is drawing Interest every Initiate
ninety miles on hour: swallows nve
l
i
culprits will he landed There have .
itructlon of flowers in the neighbor.
by)“. . I ‘t m,
._ d u. ' i
_- t ‘ v I .-
.
n. has can at ”Suit not.
’ SPECIAL SALE
Betta. bigger bargains than over before. We carry the larsest .
stock In The Norwslks and sell for
in town. Come and be convinced.
Ladies and Mlaass' Cloth and
. Ponxoe Costa. Cloth Coats. Skirts,
workmanship. We alter free.
33 snort-i MAIN at. u
‘ eo.uonw‘at.i<. . The
Corsets. Corset Covers. Princess Slips. Vests Billt Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies, Mlsses' and Children's Dresses in up to data styles and boat
less money than any other store
Linen Suits. Coats, Rain Coats,
Waists. Petticoats. Night Gowns.
515 MAIN STREET,
STAMFORD.
Paris"
Passfiufilou
WORK l
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We have a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Perfumes and Toilet Ar-
tlcles.
Agents Fuller. Graenb Co. Chooo‘
lates.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGISTS
a norm MAIN arses-r
DEIlllS Illll illlltllIlS
Mrs. Dexter Fairbanks.
Word has been received in South
Norwalk of the death at Cleveland, 0..
on Thursday of last week of Mrs. I)cx~
tor Fairbanks. Funeral services were
Iicltl Saturday. Mrs. Fairbanks. who Is
survived by several children. formerly
resided In this city, and has many
friends here who were pained to learn
of her demise.
su—a ”L...
George W. Newbaur.
George W. Newbaur. a member of
Nui‘wnlk Aci‘lc, Fraternal Ordcr of
Eagles. died yesterday morning oi the
Bridgeport hospital. from Ilrigiit‘s dis-
ease of the kidneys. Mr. Newlmur.
who had followed ihc water for many
years, and was cook on one of tlic oys-
ter bouts. was between 47. and 50
youth of ago. If is iindci'stootl. He Is
survived by u molhcr in lli‘liixcpnri. A
special meeting of Norwulk Aoric will
he Iicltl this I'\('IliIl){ to take action
on his dcuih. At that lluic it is or
pccictl a dcl'cizntion of three members
will be appointed to represent the
aorta. Arrnngcmtmts will be made also
for it suitable floral tribute.
m...”
Funeral of H. l. Smith.
Tiu- funeral of the iaic llcury i,
Smith was bold yi'itlt‘i‘tlily ni‘iurnntm
from tho residence of his tiniiitliier.
Mrs (“Inuit-ail. St-yinuur. in \\‘cst
strccl 'i‘hc licv Francis ll. l'phfun.
pastor of the South Nor-walk Ml’ilifl'
(list church olflclnlctl, and Iiuckloiz.
iiniii Post. (i A. If. of which the do
council was t-tuiiiuuuilct; conducted ilic
(lrnlitl Army honors. This morning the
remains wei'c inkcn If) l‘tnuitui'v. doc.
to arrive In that city at llirtl. and mum
lilif‘l‘l't‘tl in “cooler cometary In ad-
dition in the party of relatives. \Vll.
linm A. Ambler. .lumos i6. “‘lson ii A.
‘raiikc and ”curse .-\ \khiic \vt-ni
tilting .‘IS vomit and pull lioni'crs. Al
llanhni'y the party was incl by n Ilt'ltt-
gallon from Monro-White post
PIPE tsiiiiti .___.
ioti iiiiiiiim
.«...... .
The Clifford
McPherson It Stevens, Props.
Single rooms. with or without
bath.
Rooms en suite. suitable for fam-
tiles.
'l‘orins moderate. Rates by the
month. Call and examine; no trou~
NO to show.
Cuisine and service excellent.
(‘afe stocked with the choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwalk
. . r THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HY ATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
It is only a Step to the Basement
Where we make a Specialty of low-prised Household
Helps that will save many a dollar. Here are slow prices:
flood Parlor lirooins
. .............. . .......... 29o Strawberry Iiullers ............................ 5c
Wire Fly 'l‘riips .............................. 10c Fancy Decorated t‘liiua Cups and Saucers spec-
Rol‘rlgcriitor Pans, large size .................. 25c lul value """"""""""""""""""""""" 10c
(il‘tlltc I’ruit Knives .......................... 25c Asbestos Mitts ............. .~ .............. 2 for 56
Thin lilowii ’l‘uinblors ...... v .............. 6 for 19¢ Asbestos Iron Holders """""" . '''' 5c
Fancy Itecoratcd ’l‘oa I’ois .................. 29c lilown Glass “who”. hum" slzc '''''''''' 40¢:
’ Waterproof Clothes Lines ............... ”'. ..... 190
l'liienpple layers ........... . .................. 230 Wood (‘oat linngers ..................... 2 for St:
All Kinds of Fruit Jars and" Rubbers
SPINAL ANAESTHEBIA HERE."
Dr.
of New York,
Cocaine.
Spinal onacsihcain. like the idea of
anncslhcslit in ucnci‘nL originated in
this country, says Burton .1. llcndrick
In hici‘tlure's. Ilr. .l. la-ounrd Coming.
of New York. who made the first out
pcrimcni In splnnl anaesthesia. nactl
cocaiiic. Mr. IIt-ndtlck says:
"In the quiet of his own laboratory
Dr. Corning mud» his preliminary ex-
periments. In the usual way. upon nniv
male. The young dog be selected for
his first trial responded almost lniinc-
tllntcly. I-lc inlecicd a small dose of
hytirochlornie of cocaine in the region
of thc spinal cord. and In five minutes
the animal's hind logs begun to give
inarkctl signs of weakness. scraping
aimlessly along the floor. fir. i‘tirntn:
lIlf‘li iipplicd u strong electric currcnt
in the afflicted nicinbcrs. lhcrc Wit“
not the slightest sensation. When he
ftislciictl ilic sonic currcnt to i‘It' dog's
lot-c logs, however. the crcalu e howl-
cd tilsninlly with pain."
I'lr. Corning tried the some cxpcrl»
unlit upon it man with succesfui rc-
suiis, but it was afterward dcnioii-
«hated that the Iiiiiiclimi of cocaine
introsplnnlgy hit its disadvantages.
\Ir iiontlr ck do llnnes:
' "ll trcaictl, In iuuhy cases, acute
disiui-bniiccs ~llt‘ildSCIit'. nausea. slrlc~
lure of lite inustlca of ihc hack and
neck. and other cvcn morc serious tilt.
ficiiltlcs. Several t-miucut surname
used li with success. but Iiiv liallnl‘l'h
apparently precluded Its general tit‘
ccplanco. 'l‘iiat Dr. i‘tirnliig‘a discov-
t'li Witrl an cxlicmcly valnnhlc onc
twci'yhody recognises; unless some
milder substance than cticalut- could
be round. howcvcr. Ila practical iifil'
i‘tilucaa atlt‘lll'ul necusaiilv llinilcti. "
m .4... . ._--
ill lllltllESl lil lilllltll
I‘lic remarkable t'lcu-lopintiii of lht
(‘liinn nslcr during the last century is
one (II the motif wonderful scviea ill
cvcut sin horilculliirc. says House
licnutlfnl Ilit- splciitlld motel and
rmtiith plumc lypca am for different
Corning. Used
The bids that were received at ilie
water coniiiiiunltincrs' office on 'i‘hui‘w
tiny \vtit opcnctl on 'I-Illil‘mliik noon.
but an utiiouinint-ut was taken tttitilt
Satiuda) at noon. \‘III‘II the tontrati
for ”W work of laying the mile and
ttirce quarters oi \vaicr |lI|N' from IIIt‘
junction of HIIIII avenue and Gregory
boulcvurti to thc IAIIRHUII Islands. was
awarded. it was given to Antonio liiic-
clarolll. ulitisc lll‘li't‘il for the Work
Were. For pipo laying. 22 cents pci‘
linear foot. and for rock cxcnvatlon.
use per cubic rod.
The work will lie (IilllP as soon as
ptmitlhlo. The pipe luyluu will he on
ilrcitoi‘y boulevard. l\'c,\scr street, I’lue
Ilill avenue. l"lflii Sll‘t‘t'i uiid ('iinllcld
nvcnnc
The work In lining done in response
to several pclllltiiis that were l'i‘t'clv-
cti some time arm. This work will con-
siliuic about one-third of all that will
be done before the ctuniiiiaaionei's are
through and they have ”2.300 with
which to do It. For this port of the
work only three bids were received.
()m was from Stilvator Cliorinlt. on
other from 1.; Chappn and the third
from Antonio llncclai'elll, to whom the
contract. was awarded.
.n‘am—
COL. ROOSEVELT iN NEW YORK.
()YB'I‘ER IIAY. Juno "0. -‘Iol. Tilt-o
tinro Roosevelt wont to New York late
last. night on the ddspatch bout Dolt
phin with Secretary Mayor of the
navy. to attend he marriage today of
Theodore [loose It. Jr.. to Miss Idiom
nor Alexander. ’I‘haiutber members of
the family and a number of friends left
for New York at 8le o'clock today.-
HEDGE TORN TO HIGH.
Louis Udelmau ahd his neighbors
are {patty indignant over a piece of
misc let that was carried out some
time Saturday night. At no small as
pause. Mr.- Udolman has had a fine
hedge set out the entire length of the
property which was formerly the to»
ldenoo of the late Edwin Adams. and
on Saturday night a section of the
hedge was torn out each few feet.
Complaint Is made to the police. and
it is hoped by many people that the
ibeen also complaints about the des~
from the orilunnl single flowers atl-
ui'lrctl in lilt‘ richlccnth ccniiiry. The
finest development yct soon is in thc
(‘ll-so Ittlll is, uhlih no flow liatctl by
most ltatlliig sulciiincl'i. These are
tonlh Illiltllllflt cut and should be grown
by every love) of beauty in the gat-
tlcii. The only colors now Ivallnhle arc
while. shcll pink and rose. (loud re
sults with China asters may be ob
mined by sowing lilo seed in loamy soil
in May or oven early June. and trans-
plaulliui tlic sci-dliiiun when ihcy have
five or slit loaves.
So many new pieces have liccii odd-
eti in the rush of fiber furniture that
one could almost furnish a house with
this style alone. There are now even
racks for books. and of course couches.
notices, stands. tables, chairs of cv-
ery style. ctc.
A clcvcr girl froiihcncd the appear-
ant-c of the faded pink roses on her
last acnaon‘u lint befor transferring
thorn to the one she was trimming for
prescnl use by touchlna their centers
with mono. .
i think the most Indifferent house
wives would he aroused to action if
she could follow the common fly for it
tiny and have him under the micro
scope during that time. It accipa to
the that If our newspapers would print
a few Illustrations that niiittit be drawn
by those who have given the subject
attention. there would be no further
need for editorials and a stout deal of
good he necoiiipllnhotl thereby. It may
not impossible to annihilate the fly.
but it is an easy matter to keep him
away from our food and drink.
Flat collar and cuffs of brittht cro-
tonne enliven it until swoaicr that has
already seen sci-vice, yet do not iiidi~
onto that the sweater la old. for this
is a new fancy in some smart shops.
«Mm
ILEACHID FLOUR TRIAL.
KANSAS“ l'l‘l’, M0,. .Iiine Hilmthhon
the hleaoliod llbiir trial was resumed
in the federal court here today the
mlllern began the introduction of tos-
tlmouy in an effort to disprove the
charge of the government that the
bleaching of floor by an artificial pro.
colts injures the product. ‘
RICH NORFOLK WOMAN DEAD.
NORFOIJQ. Va. June 20.- Mitts
Elisa Frances noon the healthiest. wt»
than in Norfolk and noted for her
many school charity. especially in the
Catholic Church, died last, night, aged .
87 years.
”we...
a...“
The Ladies‘ Aid Society sowing oli-
ate at the South Norwaik Methodist
flhuroii will meet tomorrow allot-nee
ta Istsad of Wodoiaedsy afternoon,
lilIIl illilliitS
()l'tlll'lli 01" NOTICE.
District of Ntii'walk. iii-z,
i‘ouri. .liiiic 2o, A. It, Iltltl.
Estate of 'l‘hcodorc i‘. \I'lltlniun. info
of Norwalk in said district. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been inadc to this toiiri by tho admin-
istrator. praying: for reasons therein
sci forth for an order of stile of certain
icul cslutc of sold uninh- described
in said application
Urticiatl. That said application be
llt‘al‘il tutti determined of tlic l‘i'oluiie
(llllt‘c In Norwalk, on llic 27th day of
lunc. lillll. til it) o'clock iorcnotui; and
that public iioflctv lilf‘l‘f‘fll IN‘ given
to all persons inicrcsictl t'icrctn by
publishing this order in a ivvivspnpcr
having a circulation in Bflltl district.
ll least five days bcl‘ort- raid day of
nesting.
I’rolinie
. HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
till it .I iitlgc.
STATE POLICEMAN OUT OF IT.
Not Admitted to Sheepbake of Nor~
walk Men in Weatport.
An Italian slaic policeman (Iltii'lll't‘l‘~
t-tl It‘dltiriiil} ailci'uoon that lie was
wt} much prrroitu non grain at I
.ht-cphnkt, nuanced lnrscly l-y mt‘Il
iron: The Notwiilks. on illi‘ 'l‘niloi'
“arm in “'an pull
The sta'c potlccinnn incu lI‘I'tPtl lo
uiakv trouble, it is stated, it: getting
into communication with Slicrlff Sid
WI 1.; ilawloy. in Iii'idiit‘imt'l, bill this
part oi the Hillllt‘ provcd vci'y much of
ii tiszic
A ticket for the slicepluikc. which
one a very Iiuc iiiitl clnbornlc one, or-
i'uiiitctl by Mr. Taylor. was sold to the
stair policeman. but thc st-llt-r did not
know ihaman's position at the time.
Yesterday at the gtiliicrintx he was
readily apt‘cd and promptly inform
cd that It was dcaltctl that in leave
and that If he sinyctl, nobody would
cut with him.
llc wut and then. it is said. not into
’(Iuimilllk'llilf‘li with lbc sheriff. An
hour or so lnicr four deputy sheriffs
swooped down the acidic and utter nos-
init around a bit ivtni away. discover»
inn they had no ritihi to hiiti Ilit“! a
private kilncp liakc
Considerable indignation was arous—
cd by the ionic policeman and deputy
sheriff @vcinpnionis of the day.
‘rwo new stares.
\I’ARIIINII'I‘UN. .lunc 2li.~~-'l‘iic [ll'f‘ti-
itlcni signed the statehood hill at lzitl
p in totlli
A regular monthly mccllng of the
Vtiisallt Itulldintt and loan Antioch:
ilon will be held tomorrow evening at
tho office of Taylor and iiolden In
Washington street
Straw Hats
$2 to 35
Panama. I35 and $6.50
Fancy Hat Bands Galore. 50c
Every other Summer
thing that Man Wears
‘Joseph Davis ’ '
ours-t.
fl Washington mitt
o .
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
r“
Norwalk, Conn.
H. Kriegerdt Co.
There Is a Reason Why
This store is enjoying a good trade while other stores are com-
plaining of being unusually dull.
Now. more than ever. when increased
cost of living makes everyone watch their purse closely, the advantage
of buying at this store is clearly
A little outlay of ready cash is never missed; thefloalance you
settle in easily weekly payments.
l’urc l.lncn bong Coats. well
tailored. at
$4 98
Pure Shrunk
auto t ollni
ss. 98 to £7 98
Linen Coats
Children‘s Straw flats. sult-
ahlc for all occasions; worth
double.
50c to 98c
Sailor IIlmise Waist I.
Iillllli‘t‘iit
cuffs;
nicely
fast blue collar and
value $1.25, at
89
Tourist (fonts. made of Mo-
hair. ilrlillaniinc. light Serg-
es: filicolora, from
$5.98 to $15
(‘lilldl'tm‘u
high cuts;
Shoes.
ion.
oxfordit.
patent and
$1.25 to $2.50
innit-eased upon every one.
(lcnulne Hair Switches. all
colors. long hair; value $5.00.
Special.
$2.50
ilo~(‘arts and Perainliiilntorsf
the largest assortment In The
Norwnlka,
$5.98 to $20
Perfection Oil Hooters. with
chns. 2 and :l burners. from
$5 to $10
Refrigerators. hard wood. felt
lined. cvcry box guaranteed;
also ciiamcl lined, from
$8.50 to $35
lace Curtains. a very large
assortment; llrusselii Nets.
Noillnghnuis. i’olnt dc Sprii.
98c to $10
House Dresses. is very neat
One-piece Dress. made of
light and dark percaie. Sale
price “.50.
$l.50
H. KrtegerStCo
%
E52. . . ‘
THE TOMORROWS OF ELECTRIC-
ITY AND INVENTION.
”to“
Thomas A. Edison in the June Issue oi
Popular Electricity.
UIIIIIII'NI for a successful corcor in
the t‘IOi‘ii'II‘III ficlti hotter than ever be»
fore.
Electrical lnvcntlons not all made
by any means.
Electricity the only thing that has
become cheaper in the last, few years.
High cost of living comes from the
cost of delivering small quantities to
the ultimate consumer.
Horses have no place in city streets.
lioreafler motors will do all the
shores.
Houses of content for plain folks for
”.200 by the Edison system of molds.
We shall have easily 6hi‘t.000.000.000
of money in the electrical service in
limb and five times as many persons
will then be employed in electricity as
new.
There Is absolutely no reason why
horses should be allowed within the
cl limits for between the gasoline
an electric car. no room is let for
them A higher piibllo ideal of liltli
and oleanlinees is working toward
such rulibment swiftly, then we shall
tong
I
29- 31 West Washington Street
have decent streets luaicnd of stables
l
:inndo of cobblestones bordered by
sidewalks.
i I believe a family could live ilic
lyenr around without using anythini:
but good Ilat‘kMt‘ food What in need
(id is to carry that a step further and
devise automatic stores where the din
li'.lbutlutr coat is brought down to o.
minimum on evcy article andlotl. A
few electro‘niaitnuta contrn ling choirs
and hoppers and the thing In doiic
Homes and rents are much too high.
I saw it coming long ago and hence
went into matting content the (mean
not and most durable b lldina mate
rial man has ever had. I‘linst mold n
it house Instead of it brink.
that the houses can be ormtiou com
plots with plumbing and heating up
psrutud for it. 200 such when erected
on land underlaid with sand anti tirav
ol. In out stone such a house would
cost 650.000
Willie-tiny. pit. what‘s a pocket
piece? FatherHA pocket. piece. my
boy. is a coin you can‘t pass oil on
any ono.~(lhlcago”Nows.
“Ddctor. my wife has lost her voice.
What can I do about it?” "Try gettlnit
home late some nightfwnoston ’i‘ran
script.
~ :
I believe '
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Norwalk Chronicler