AVE ON
AND cartonsh's
has, .
{Sandals ;
l
I ’ ‘ Just the right goods, at just
the right time,'at just the right
prices.
Cousin”
:. .. AND—h“
BRA‘CKEN
.( .1 WASHINGTON STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “H
.. c.
y, e »
‘ h
. sapwood-e9.
suit; "women's ‘utsass'. ‘ '
bite 7 Canvas .. ,
., F eotwear
Lu...—
’ A Our Goal
r. NOT
BETTER
THAN
. THE
BEST—
- BUT
BETTER
i? .u THAN
THE
- REST!
W’Fémathiklta
:
x
‘ if YOU ARI LOOKING FOR
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds In
‘ season.
a Specialty. .
IODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Fresh Fruits and
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
GANDHI. ClOARI. TOIACCO and
Tel. err in was. or. one s.
L s
1222...... ‘ we”...
it you want a good Cigar
. salt for
Roger Ludiow. 10c
' Twin City. 53
oflfluNmuntk
ALL DIALIHI
IAN
4»...
n. a.
ilflilitlil.
”W m
REYNOLDS
» 2m ’Mt Time to Start a bank Amount
v A last the very first time you have a dollar
., dined. for which you have no immediate
um homymmmmdh
e South Norwalk Savings Bank
is thawing interest every minute
w
Jinan". tends stool: orrnssu muss Lemon 00M; ‘
J in» ALI, sizes or Lowest raiose. . . ‘
' ea newt-tea you see a saw To oases yous surety.
s 8; ‘GANS CO.-
he
,.
I .‘heve' constantly "eislmeti
and elslm new:
The border of proor being upon
the claimant. we herewith un-
burden ourselves of a few
"proofs." Our Haselton coal is:
DUST-RHOOF
DIRT-PROOF
BUNKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FlRE—PROOF—not in
the slightest degree, not the
smallest'perticle of it tire-proof.
If these proofs don’t convince
you, there is the one supreme
test:
Try it Yourself
The B. Hershfield
8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
it}...
Argosy, Munaey. Hampton's, McClure’s.
New Idea. Ainslee’s. Popular Mechan-
ics. Short Stories. Base Bail. Every-
body‘s. Harper's Bear, and many
others.
,-.. .. .7...._..7.... .
W. A. ,Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
.....__. . ”Mum“... 4.....- . M.-. ._._-... -....._.u*_ .
otel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
CERVIGE AND CUI'INI UP TO DAT!
RATE. s2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL eta
A
._ . ._. w-.- . .z..- -.................W .. “0.....- _....._—.
F INANCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFEB.
-. .._. _ _._..,....-.. . .. .._........ .my»---...—.......
Children’s
Tan Strap Pumps
Sizes 5-8 ............. . .......... 75o
elm nth-ii ..................... soc
Blsee lit/r2 ..... . .............. 81.00
Barefoot Sandals,
at 35s to ".00
I“ WASHINGTON OTREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
David W. Raymond“
Funeral Director and Embalmer
is North Mela etmt. Iouth Hamlin
leeldenee. I Washington litreet.
Totem at allies. ma.
Telephone st house. ”I.
Wild dllcltit are estimated to or
ninety miles an hour: swallows live
faster,
V
'Ru‘ppert’s RI
stock in The Norwsilt
in town. Come and
Ladies' and Miller
Pongeo Costs. Cloth l
Ladies‘, Mlssett’ and
workmanship.» We at
‘33 souru mam s'r.
‘ so. NORWALK.
r freer
_ «The
m... m ....~...—W mun—
”ESCRI lON
worry
is OUR SPEC” TY
We have a complete ate it of Patent
Medicines. Perfumes and Toilet Al‘-
ticles. 1
Agents Fuller, Greene. Co. Choco-
lates. ‘ T »
W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGIS'llS
I NORTH MAIN 51
P
Ruppert'
BEE .
sovrtso in THE sl ewsnv
The only brewery bottled beer sold in
the town. and the hestdieer In the
country. For case 24 blottlos, 81.16.
‘ Free Delivery Everlywhero
Magnet & Flynn
138 Washington at. jrhone 6424
. M. Wu“...— ........ AWm~o-
FOR SALE
Modern house. seven meme. all im.
provements. one. hot air liurnace. open
plumbing. on one of the Illnest residen‘
Price
tlal streets in South Norwailt.
$4,000.
FOR RENT—6 rooms sled bath;
house: all modern improyemontfl
tral. n25.00.
J. M. Layton i8t Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk
COLONIZATION IN lDREGON.
Large New Areas Oponlid and Solon
title Farming Taught Hlomeaeekers.
ib‘roln ilic (lliit‘lgo lultor-OccanJ
PORTLAND, ()rtt. Julio Bin-limo!
optncula iii central (Horton following
the completion or the not“ live (Ihutcs
line of tilt.I ('ircnt Norihetln railroad In.
dlcatc that thc :wa inlporisnt land
boom in this auction will occur in that
territory. in fact. a boom of colloid»
cl‘alilt- proportion has illit‘i'itil)’ t‘tiltl
nlcnr-cd following the vlslh of lands W
Hill, ptcsddcnt of the (treat Northern
railway. and his party. to that section
of the state anti the atoning rcporh
itlvcn out of the country ‘Viflliitil.
ii is announced that a now corpora
lion, known as thc Dropout and wont
crn Colonization Company. has been
formctl in St. Paul. with $12.0ll0.00(
capital. and has purchaslcd a tract oi
laud containing 800,000 acres in con-
tral Orcaon, which it will proceed to
exploit and coloulzc. This lmmoliso
lracl represents a bolt i100 miles In
length and of a varying t-ldth. cstcnti~
lag in a diagonal dircclrion from Al-
bany, Ore, in the Willslmcttc vallcy,
southeast to tho ldaiio lino at (In-
tarlo. at thc head of tho Malhcur vai-
loy. (if the total. euthtilitli acres Ia rich
agricultural land. much of which will
be improved undcr irrhm ion. anti till.-
000 acres in heavily tilthborod wilih
plnc, fir and cedar. Thepurchaae was
made from French lnvr tors acting
through Lssard i-‘rt-rcs ad Paris. The
tract was originally tmintcd to the
state. of Gorgon ln‘ltltlfa l y the United
Hinton.gow-rolncni and .s in turn
startled by the slate MA c Willamette
Vailoy and uatnln Road
cormrnl Inn.
The new lli'a (.‘hutciii linc of tho
tit-oat Northern railway puts this tract
north and south and the oiilcluls of
lhai road are clnliorntitla plans for
opening up an imlnonac new territory.
An interesting part of lhp colonisation
of this now section will jhc the efforts
tuadc by the attriculiurol department
of the railroad to educatl the farther!
to the practical results of scientific
farming.
on such a battle that ovary hoiuceook-
or in the new territory twill malts his
land produce richly. :
"This work of educsllion will be
done on a lnrao scale." said Mr. Hill.
"itontrsi motion is to gel all the bene-
fits of our work in Monti ns and other
semi-arid nwtione. Hort the farmer
will he taught to coneorve such mole-
turc as falls and make his farm an vai-
mthln or more no then ill i of the ‘wet‘
farmer. l visited one of l he farms that
has dpveioped in ours we region of
Montana to observe reel lie of modern
sclefliiilo methods. the farmer
had applied selentlile pr nciples of the
coneuravtlon of later as tau hi or
the modern an editor l eeboo s. his
lands were yet almoet " . wet to do
anything with. while‘ sill . scent tract
that was left in manila lly a natural
stein was too dry to am snythlns.
"it Is such knowled so this that
the great colonisation w titers risotto
Infuse among the new homeseeiters
who reach Oregon. Wit to bringing in
thousands they will com u once at once
teaching the principle ,or modern
agriculture. And the on in result will
wet-it out a transformed n in the state
Cascade
which will he one of t e wonders of lies 0 'i'aylor & 0 ‘ sit. tallies Ethel .
.tlte decade." .
i
_ . rectal. slits
Butter, Diner net sales than evervherors. 1We carry the largest
and soil for
e convinced.
iv Cloth and Linen Bulls. Costs. hsin COMB.
oats, Skirts, Weists. Petticoats, Night Gowns.
Corsets, Corset Cover , Princess Slips. Vests. Stilt Gloves and Hosiery.
hlidren's Dresues‘ln uptodste lstyle‘e and best
I‘Ow
C."-
II is hoped to put farmlnii'
less money the, any other store
so mm eraser.
neurons.
,‘Paris’,’
--—~—- m............... wow-m ..
McPherson a Btevena.Prope.
Single rooms, with or without
bath. -
iioolltl en suite. suitable for than
lites.
Terms moderate. Rates by the
month. Cell and examine; no trott-
ble to show.
Cuisine and service excellent.
Cafe stocked with the choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets, South» Nor'walk
a
:1 on own
.,..v . ... . M"...
_ HYATT.
5' It is only a Step to the Basement
Where we make a Specialty of low-priced Household
Helps that Will save many a dollar. Here are a low prices:
Wire Fly 'l‘rups ................
Refrigerator Pans, large size
'l‘hlu Iiiown Tumblers ......... . .
Fancy llecoratcd 'l‘on l’ols .....
Pineapple it'lyorn .. ..............
(iood Parlor Brooms .............
(ll-app ii‘ruit Knives .............
....... 294: Strawberry ilullsrs ......... . .................. 5o
.............. 10c ll‘uncy Decorated Chins Clips and Saucers, spec-
ial value .................................. lOo
.............. 25o. ,
' sh at Met ........................... 5
............. 26:: A 0 0' a 2 m °
....... 6 for ma Asbestos Iron Holders ........ . ................ 5e
lilown (lines Pitchers. z-qusrt size ............ 40c
""""""" 29° Waterproof Clothes l.lnes..................... 190
.............. 23c Wood Coat Hangers Zfor 5c
All Kinds Of Fruit Jars and Rubbers
Lam—i...
lliilllS lfllllllillili.
Walter McDermott.
Word has been received in Not-walk
of the death of Walter Me ermott in
Hartford. lie was a well it )Wli South
Norwallt men. having worked on the
cable work of the southern New Eng.
land Telephone Company in town. His
death In particularly sad for two reit-
sona. One is that the young at a In
only about 22 years of attewlitst l the
prime of life. and the other is that he
has just finished his time and become
an experienced cable Qpiicer.
He was working on the top of a
very high telegraph pole and was epile-
lng the cable. when in some manner.
unaccountable, he silpppd and crashed
in the ground many feet below. 'i‘hc
man struck the brickwoveuieut on his
chest and was instantly killed. He
has marry friends in South Norwalk
who will he extromcly sorry to hear
of his death. He was a popular man
with his follows and held the respect
of all who know him,
He was located in South Norwtllt
from September of last year until May
lirst of this year. when he was trans-
hrrod to Iiartiord. Ilo,in survived
by a mother and father and several
brothers and sisters,
in New Haven, whither the remains
were taken.
Waldo H. Parsons.
Waldo Hull. son’of Mrs. Georgiana
H. and the late Milo II. Parsons. died
at his homo on I'altucr'l Ilill. Siam,
‘Ol‘tl. Sunday. lie was thirty-one years
if our, living lhc'younltcst oi thrcc
brothcts, onc of whom, I‘Isrold A. Pure
sons. is cit,» engineer in Stamford.
the family for many years owned and
welded in the former lily-low place,
in Ilrooltaltic, Rowayton, and all were
troll-known hero. w Funeral sct'vlccs
will be held at his late residence, Pat
tucr's Hill. this evening at it o'clock.
interment In iianlulry. Wednesday.
Mrs. William Brown.
Mrs William lil‘ou'n tlii‘illilin morn
log at 1 o'clock lifter a llnacrlu: Ill
scan at hci‘ Iimtlt‘ in Wilton avcnuc.
Funeral services will Iw hold at 2
u‘clock on Thursday from tho homo
mind the inlcrmeui will follow
a Rlvctsldc ccmotcry. 'l'lic nPI‘Vit'cn
will be conducted by Rev. Frank Dn-
‘ld 'I‘orrcy, pastor of tho Norwaiit'
\icthodlat Church. .
Mrs. Eliza Beers.
Mrs. Elisa item-a. widow of the late
George ilcors, died last night at her
home in llcrltclcy strcct. The funeral
services will he hold on 'l‘hururiitl' Iii
tcrnoon from her into hotuc at it
o'cloclt. and tho llcr, Innis ”one" will
oiliclatc. The tntcrmcut will follow.
In illvoruldo t'cmetery.
IllllllilllllLlIlllil llElIS
Mien imirctta Scribner, of Dahliury.
with tho guest or her parents. in Clll~
non Station recently.
Lloyd Jennings, of New Ilnrcti, spoilt
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jennings. in Wool street.
William B. Richards. a formcr stu-
dcnt of the (Ivorioolt school in Want
avenue, who lives in New York. is
spending a few days with fricnds in
Norwnllt. .
About twenty young ladies of the
Golden Rule Circle of Klnlt‘n Iintidil'
tors of the Norwalit Congregational
Church are helnrt entertained by Mrs.
William J. Brown at her summer cot-
tage at il‘alriinld Beach today. Most
of them look the limo trolley car.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Charles lilhen ililhort
have returned from their wedding trip
and will take up their housekeeping in
Cannon Station at once. Mrs. Gilbert
was tormerl Mien Anna iieheeoa
Moody. Mr. libert is the atunirintou‘
dent of the fittest farm on Oltniilsad
Hill and the couple will live there.
Their trip was a long one and they
are pretty Well tlr out and glad to
get baolt min.
OIIMANIA Horst: losses sou).
The beauties lslttn e Company has
altitude to transfer, to the
inn. st imitation lei
of the license was made from Fred.
erloit
mania Hotel. who-closed up his her
Saturday night.
ls
l
‘ IAUHDAflI-«KILLINIACH.
i Aahouneement has been made or the
if Arthur (icddcs. of :H Wilton avcntlc;4
ills family live _
i
l
I
purchased the iiuuwieenee of the Geo.
mania Hotel in it road avenue and:
horehsm
dl.'l‘lie lirchnso,‘
. Brown. proprietor of the tier-“1 ‘
‘ engagement of Fresh 'i'. mornings. who »
Is a well known and popular Norwsllt
man. tut who is booted With the or-
Kbilflimili of Bmflflh
SOLVENT Nti'l‘lt'li.
District of Norwalii. int,
Court, .Iunc ii, A. ll. itilii.
Estate of. Sarah Hoot, isle of .\'or-
walk, in said district, deceased.
l’ roha to
The (‘ourt of Probate for lilo ills~ »
trial of Norwnllt, hath limited and al—
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors otsaid estate to or
nlblt their claims for settlement. Thouc
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time, will
he dehsrred a recovery. All persons
mdchtt-d to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
FRANK it. RENT.
.17 ll 21 Executor.
7-Jewei Watch
‘se ‘7 or ‘9 “Mn. lures.
("all and are it.
a
I W. R. KIROH 1 CO.
Tristram ,8. Hyatt,
“titlitriilltll » l
ANNIVERSARY MASS FOR'FATHER
MAHER.
All anniversary solctun high mass to
the memory of the late itcv William
Mailer. no. nos cclcinnicd this morn»
ion at Si. Joseph's church. in tho
lll'eM‘lll‘ei or a large musicgatlon.
The cclohrunt was ”to RM. li‘athcr
lattice E. il'liricu. of Stamforn. and
thc iii-v. Dr. I). .l. Gleason, ot’ Slain-
tortl, and the RM. Dr. Joseph .ioycc.
of New Haven. were drama and arb-
deaocn. respect lvcllv,
'l‘hc Ilcv. .i. .i, hlt'tiuint‘as. of .\'or
walk, was tiiastcr oi t-cromouica. The
priest» in the sanctuary included tht-
Rev. 1‘. .l, ("dictator of l-‘alrilcld. and
thc ltcv. Fathers Muslim and Callahan.
PUBLIC BUILDING BILL PASSES.
\t'ASIlINti’l‘tiN, .luuc 2l.~~'I'ho public
buildings bill. which was passpd ivv the
iiousc at l (l'cim‘k this morning was
rcportcti to tho Sonatc today by the
Senate committee carrying authoriza-
tions for amour s:.,0titi,uuu additional.
W
".iiaudc \von'l listcn to any foolish
ncaa."
"llhi I nor now why she can‘t get
a hushand."—-(‘.loveisod ls-adcr.
A
”fl
‘ it rec mymwmwiwf'n
I"...
Straw Hats
52 to $5
Panamss. S5 and $6.50
Farley Iiat Bends Galore. 50c
Every oilter Summer
thing dietitian Wears
Jr .
Joseph Davis
Iii Waehln on Itreet.
Norwalk, (form.
L“
This store ls enjoying a good
A little outlay of ready cash
settle in easily weekly payments.
There Is a Reason Why
trade while other stores are com-
pillnino of being unusually dull. Now. more than ever. when increased
cost of living makes everyone watch their puree closely. the advantage
of buying at this store is clearly impressed upon every one.
to never missed; the balance you
ilurc Linen ions Coats, veil
tailored, at
if 5498
Pure Shrunk Linen
auto collar
$5.93“ to $7.98
('oats,
(‘hildren's Straw lists. silli-
ahio for all occasions; worth
double.
50c to 98c
Sailor lilousc Walnut. nicely
tailored. fast blue collar and
cuffs; value $1.25, at
89c
Tourist t‘nnts, made of Mo-
hair. lirlllinutlne. light Sera-
cs; alicolors, from
$5.98 to SIS
('hiidrcn'a
hlah cuts;
ltiti.
$1.25 to $2.50
Shoes. oxfords.
tan. patrol and
Genuine liair Switches, all
colors. long hair; value $5.00.
$2.50
(lo-Certs and Permuhulators.
the largest assortment in The
Norwallte;
$5.98 to $20
Perfection Oil Heaters, with
ovens. 2 and ii hurucrs. front
85 to $10
Refrigerators. herd world. felt
lined. uvcry box guaranteed;
also enauiel lined, from
$8.50 to $35
incc Curtains, a very large
assortment: Brussels Nets.
Nottinghams, Point do Sprit.
98c to $10
ilousc mosses. a 'very neat
one-piece liress. made of
light and dark porcalc. Sale
price ”.50.
$1.50
29-31 we;
WALER AND OLUNN SUSPENDED,
EV M'CANN.
Manager Mctlann.‘ of the Bridgeport?
baseball team has indefinitely suspend.
od pitchers "lied" Wailor and “Chalky”
tjlunn. iio says that after auntiay's
name in Waterbury the two players
were guilty of conduct iinliorlomlnit,
halt players. Manager Motions tole-
phoned the news to a ilrldneport news-.
"My players must behave thetiittnives."i
declared the manager. "i’d rather lin-
iah fourth with a team of clean hell]
players than ‘to get ilrst place with
a gang of home.“ The toes of Weller
and Olson will undoubtedly washes
the team. which , tree heen playing
lino hail.
Mariner Motions telephoned to
pitcher Fred tithes to preport . in
Springfield in time for tbegattme yes-
terday afternoon. Pphsm. finyder and
titans are the only pitchers ready to
no on the tiring line new. The team
plays in Hartford today.
v
m
... ‘FHI GUNI.
Once there was ii men who made life
miserable {or all he met by eternally
, hsiplna about his ashes and paths.
M“ °m"" its would discourse on the subleet at
his dyspepsia. and its would almost 10-,
I
am s .1" {tile 4?
Home 41.1
wiper from Springfield. this morphism”
H. Krie er 8100."
ashington Street
terrupt a religious ecrvloc to tell of his
rheumatic symptoms.
if he had a stitch in his side he lied
to poster his friends with it. and a
headache helped him malts nvervltoiiii
unhappy.
At last a bright young woman. to
whom the man applied for sympathy.
cured him of all his ailments.
Witch ho was in the midst oi n cutav
iotmo of his undertone, she said swat-L
“l’ua. it is nitnnttc how many of them-
things amlct a men as ho basins to
grow old."
The man never even had a symptom
after thaewdudae.
an...“ wmwmm
I'OlN'i'ID MRMIIIAMII. .
Let us begin with mimlyen ‘wbgn
we wish to see the world around llii
brlaht. . _ .
Not all dho prayera wo repent can
over heat a wound initiated on an-
other, while. thewronx that in «loan
as may be swept away by humble
resignation. .
Most women in chemist; husbands
,show a preference for baohelors or
widotwore.
A women is pretty sure to love a
men it it's not“ to taste her mom
miserable than not townhouses.
e1
a
Norwalk Chronicler