- good pure. Candy.
whens», your 7“,, .
Your Automobile
INSURED ‘
against tire anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
for $2
odrgihuiydred per ydar, by
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
74 WAOHINOTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE 16M
"you have cultivated a taste for
OUR HOME MADE SWEET!
will certainly tickle your palate. Al~
ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel: 409. 51 Washington at.
lilill W8
avastna IENTINEL TELEPHONE
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It
Oz-fl—Newa Department
Iz-auBuainean Department
dink—Branch Office, Nerwaik
090 --Etllter'a Residence
720-5--City Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight with slight chance of
local showers. Friday lair. Moderate
to brisk south shitting to west winds
withrsquuiis. ’l‘iie disturbance that
was cenetiul ovei Lake Superior yes
terday morning has moved eastward
and is now neutral ovei ()ntuiio, (‘nn
ada Showers have been quite gen-
eral during the last, 24 hours in the
Lake region and scattered showers
have occurred in Kentucky, Tennessee
and Alabama. Very little rain has
failed between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river, and the tem-
perature continues high over this sec-
tion. The highest temperature report-
- ed was 110 degrees tit Phoenix, Aria.
m... ..._...
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temepraiurc: Low. til; high, 82.
Partly cloudy.
The addition on the tour or the Na»
tlonnl Bank or Norwaik, is ncurly tin-
ished.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. iioyt, of
Trinity Place. have been spending a
few days in Ridgeilold.
Mayor wanton M. iiruudugo~ Mayor
of Norwaik, is spending the‘ tiny iii
New York City on business.
Mr. and Mrs, ilnrry \V. i-ioyi.
Pleat-taut street, liauiiury, tire in
Walk, the guests of t'clntii‘us.
4i
Nor
Newsdcuier ilcticdict bus roiurtit-d to
his store and is now illit’lltllllg to his
duties utter his rot-cut illness.
Mr. and Mrs. William I‘llitll‘lflfl. til
New York, spt-nt thc lt‘tllll'lll with Mrs.
Thomas iiowlcy. of South Nm'wnlit.
..
Joseph illness, or lllt' (Tcntl'ui llotol,
wishes to deny (but one of his stilts
had tin ul'ni broken by it full from it
horse on Jtily 4th.
P. C. Glcndcnuluu, oi the Norwnllt
Post, Office force of carriers. enjoyed ii
days vocation ycstordny and will con—
tinuc his stay itthy for toduy us well.
.I. William [town is substituting for
him, Mr. Howe will also substitute to
morrow for Thomas S. Murray who
will take the day off from his duties as
mounted carrier.
Articles of incorporation hurt- boon
tiled as follows in the Omi'i' oi the sec
rotary or state: The (lullmith-t l'lliglll-
daring company of Norwich; cnpittil
stock "00,000; liicorporntors, lcdsou
F. Galluiiet, llcnlson tltiiluutlci tutti
(li‘osvonor idly. The Odd Fellows litiil
association of llristol; int-orporutors.
Arthur F. Woodiord, Mnrslmll J. Smith
and Clarence N. Mallory.
A big Sunday school excursion loft
South Norwuik this morning. The
outing is that of thc South Norwaik
Methodist tutti Btipiist schools, at
(lit-n island. and the ii“) is
made on tin.- stctimcr (llcn, width was
filled with pleasure sockets, tho bont
making her di-purturc from iiuyinotitl
Brothers' dock. in “(Milton to the
members of the two schools. thorn are
hundreds or their frIi-ntls onioylng
the, trip.
last night it mun stopped on the
tender or it moving. lrollvy cur under
the Washington street bridge and was
thrown oii‘ his foot on tho stone pnvo
mom. with some force. lie was not
hurt apparently, though he was Well
punished for his milortuno in trying
to be funny by the laugh thut urcotetl
his sudden tall. The motormun thought.
the man‘s leg would bu cut oil. or that
he would be killed. but as it happened
he tell to one side and was practically
uninlured.
Monday night. alter the returns
from the tight had been received in
The Nerwalits, on old irluiiwoniiiu,
who had been down to hour how it
«meant, was trashing Benedict’s newer
storawin Wail street. where pictures of
the two lighters were displayed. ”Au,"
she said. as she put her list to John.
son. “l'd like to have gotten me hands
on ye before Jeflriee did." And those
around simply lsu bed, but they
timotht that they it did rather have
men their chances with Jeiiriea than
til. ‘wman.
W
rm Pauline Wax lor Sealing
like me ' 58 N10. ‘50 1b.
hcluit ‘
ViNP L
Tonic Reconstrudtor
COLD ONLY BY
F H BAXTER
" altomsons
Laun’ch Works
plBoat il‘raniea set up and ready to
salt .
All kinds of repair work.
Launches oi all sites built to order
by competent workmen. ~
Oyster Shell Point.Norwalh
S “'l ‘ Ah '
ai ors, 0y.
Take a trip on the launch Ajax from
Roton Point around the lighthouse
and gas buoy. Only 10 cents. Every
afternoon. '
Can be chartered for fishing or nail.
lug parties any morning at reasonable
terms. Commodions. stile, si'iccdy. For
particulars address
A. W. Mills, Manager
South Norwalk, R. F. D. 37
, Phone 179-12
Joseph Calillk of \UIVVII”\ is spend
ing the day in New Cuntiiin on Hust-
ness.
.._.._..__.....
M has Hazel Brotliorton, oi lloyt
strct. is visiting relatives in Port (flies.
tor for a low days.
Mis William S. Fulani untl tbiltlion
have ietninod IlOlllt flow a \isit with
relatives in New Jersey.
The will ot Mrs. lilizu 'itecrs,
ceased. was probati-d yesterday.
id. Sellock is the oxccntrix.
Willard Meeker, ol Merwln strum, is
spending ti few days with his sister
Mitts Edna Meeker, ol' Ni-w t'tinunn.
dc-
Mary
Leland Kiiiipp, oi Mi'lroav- Highlands
ii suburb of Boston. is spending thc
summer with George J. tiarniiiish, oi
tlrnut street,
The summer school in llaniuiry will
have several Norwuih l‘t'filili‘lllh among
its :tttt'lidtiiits, lIlt' ltlIIlHHIH; iint‘i- rug-
islm‘etl: W. E. I’tit'lil-l‘, Atiiiti I“i'ItIIIIl‘
sou, Louisa Stone, oi’ Notwuik, sud
Eliznbcih A. I’oiiiit-il, oi South Nor-
wiilk,
Donald Way, of ill} i-Ztist :t‘.’t'lllit-, bus
set tired it tempmmtii) position with t'lly
It} liglliot‘r Cilalltis N Wood. on llli‘
noik ill the new rcsciioli in is tuh
log the pinch of one iii ”in own who is
ill and will probulily work but u \\t't'l\
or two.
Hoyt, Moses, or Ynlc i-‘iltvi’tivlti Sch-n
tllic School has taken it position [or lilo
summer with Furson umi t'ompnni‘. 31
Broad street, New York, mt slit-with.
llo begun his duties on 't‘uvstluy uud
will commute: bt'twccn his home in
Arch street and Now York.
Mr. tilid Mrs. Wliiitiui i. (llscn, sud
Mrs. Lester liyuli, haw rmurncti ironi
a tour days trip to lioston in .\Il‘ iiy’
att's automobile. 'i'hcy li'l‘lii‘i u tint»
timi- and a pleasant tiip throuuhoui.
Wlillo Iii Bolton tiioy spout ii h‘Iltu-i
time with roiiitivos of tho illness.
The tit-count of tho Stunitorii 'l‘tust
(Zonipuny. us executor oi tho will or
Albert bl. (totiistocl., hut» or Now t‘un
uun. deceased. has Ill‘i'll i'XIIIIiIII‘Il tor
ntliustnient. and will Iw booth in thc
Mrwnik probate court on Monday
until July 11th. There urv iuuuy IIili‘l'
cstcd Iieiitiuinrlcs In Noi wnlk
Misti Florence Viiii lituiusvluur, who
has been vinitlnit Mr. and him. its»
salt blunts. of Main strut-t, rutmimu to
It"? home In New York oily .‘lItI was
accompanied yimiurduy by M rs. taunts,
who will make it short visit ill Iil'l‘
homo, Mitts Van licnssoltwr Ililh iwcu
in Norwul about two wooloi ilIllI whiny
lug ovary moment or her sitiy how.
.. w... .——-
James ’1‘. Hithboll, or Noiwaltt, thrill
to Wostport yestcrtlny iiliiI Ii'ttit'iit mod
tbs defendants in it runs when» ”my
Wcto charged with stealing tiuniii ’llic
t‘IiilIili warn the nroporty of Arthur
rlhurwood. he said but it colutl not ht»
proved that the young men took them
The young men. Jilnlmi ”Mooney and
Oscar Allen, said they won taking the
items from the railroad proprrty uud
.l. ’l‘ Hubbell. their counsel moon the
court look at the matter this win 'tiu-y
worn acquitted 'l‘lw iiitorncy to: the
state we! Harry illicrwood. They were
also snarled witht retooling u bout but
this case was boiled in the iotopurt oi
the proceedings.
New Postcards
Just. Received
6 for 5
9.... . ..s.
.spvtid In New York city.
'Ii'rnnki ii n.
live cents. at hrigxsrmsn‘s. See adv.
Lebatintni Springs.
m
Attractive specials for Friday will
be found in the Mintz adv. today
Don' t forget to read it.
Fish that is fresh every day is what
Cutblll is advertising today. The pric
on will be found in the adv.
A roguiar meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be held this evening
at the Lyceum in Washington street.
The adv. ol‘ it. E, Darin 8: Son will
interest the homeseokor. 'l‘liov have
two excellent propositions along that
line.
W. A, Hartford wants to know it you
have bud ti ride in that seven-passen-
ger Packard yet. if not, why not?
See adv,
A prominent Bridgeport physician
recommends Dr, Dick‘s medicine for
the cure or grip, rheumatism, etc, See
adv. in this issue.
it” you or any oi‘ the family sleep In
uhutnnmck during the hot. weather, the
udv, of the l). M. [lead Company will
interest you. llotter read it.
Eugene 1.. Wetliehwax, of West
street, is back from a business trip to
Waterbury and New Haven. lie rc-
turned last evening by trolley.
~ilr. Hoyi.’s dental otilce will be
closed from tho 8th of July to the 2i'itb.
Mrs. E. 1.. Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Funny Mitchell, of South Nor-
wullt, are visiting in Newark, N. J.
with relatives for a short time.
About llitcon Norwalk people took
the train about 9 o‘clock this morning
thud wont to Glen island. They will
return by trolley this afternoon.
Edward F. Mugncr and sisters, Miss-
es .lcnuic. and Anon Mngncr, or South
Norwulk, started today for the llvrk-
shire Hills, where they will apt-iii two
weeks.
Albert l.iuxwollcr, of Westport. who
is employed in ’i‘ristrntii and llytiti‘s
dry goods storc In Willi street, Iii at
present taking his annual two Weeks
vacation.
lctldit- llornnrd. tht- exceedingly ob
ilgini: young drugglsts apprentice. our
ploycd at the satin fountain in (lieu-
dcnninit's pharmacy is enjoying the al-
toruoon oil.
At the Iioston Store tontortow tho
t‘t()nt)lllllill ahomicr will find a larinI
army or lmritnins. The mil in totint' s
lssuc will give you a ptutiai list nnd
pr~itcs of same.
hire. Samuel. and Miss llosslt- Soni-
plo, of West fiiTt'i‘I, Itolioi‘l .llurvo)‘. 0"
New Hun-n, and Mrs. Thomas Iri'liillll.
oi llunbnry, ciilnycti n trip to Hunting-
ton, i.. i.. on Monday.
4.-....“
. Miss lncz Daniels, the popular clerk
oi the solectnwn's ufllcn. will enjoy it
days vnctitlon tomorrow. which he will
inst Friday
Miss litinleis spent the day in llridge»
port.
_...._.__._
I"l'lillk iloodrhild, of High strcotls
itiitlripiitiuit it trip to Europa ihc tlrst
ot‘ Ni-xt month. lie is l'i‘t‘OVt‘l‘illfl nice-
i.\' (mm the injuries which he sustain
t‘il in n runuwny accident in .‘tltiilii‘t‘til
on his ri‘t‘t‘lli Hail to that plst‘t‘.
Hobby hurt-mun, tho titlvunco rcprc
sv‘ntntiru o! i‘tiriiittiugli 4i Solis Broth-
crs' circus, arrived In South Norwuilt
this morning, and announced that the
big show would i‘XIlIIIIl hero on Thurs.
titty, .IilIy ZXth, tlit‘co wo-cks from to-
tiny.
Illll‘l‘i'll. ot New Haven.
who was iortnsriy Miss Kittlt- \X‘il-
litims one a uncut yesterday it! her
parents, Mr and Mrs t‘iiiit‘lcs M. Wil-
linnis, or Mt‘l‘WIll uti'twt. Mr. and hire.
iiurn-tt urc spending the soninicr near
lituiitortl
Mrs. J, I.
The Fouls ( ‘otii tuinptmy have “09!!
waitintl tor you to reborn: from last
winter's cont bill iii-lure again talking
('iiiiI. They think the recovery is now
complete and in their adv. today iliny
aro tnlkimt about that limit winter‘s
supply, Ili'llili‘ road the adv.
inst evening a pnrty oi illltiiii tun
liritliicpori pcopiv mined the likbu car
tor Bridgeport and when ":80 camp
in they round that the lust tiiroliitii our
to llrltlitcport lititl irons. 'l‘iit-y worn
Iill't't'tl to come to iionth Nor-walk and
ttiho tho truth for their human.
.lnck linntty. son oi Mr. and Mrs.
loltn W. lit-titty, is rocovcriiiit ilIcon
from his illnnuii. Muster Jock this
iwnn going through it idem» oi typhoid
low-r. but his condition is now no good
that II in exiiticiod ho will be able to
itci up in ii low days.
'l‘ht- annual outing of the state as
unclutlon or militiamen in being held
today In Hismi‘ord. and the local force
is bring ropmasntod by Captain Wll
burn it. i’t-nninsion and Other-r Prank
v. Raymond. The motile-It the day in-
clude a sail on the sound and a shore
dinner.
Edward Dorsey. of Stevens street.
wu arrested last evening by littlest
Chariti- Pane upon the complaint or
bill wile who said that ho had struck
her and called her vile names. lie was
arrested about 5: 30 and his case came
up in the town court this morning but
tit D o 'clock.
Music Hall will not. be rebuilt this
summer. For it number of weeks a
proposition to tire the steps down
train the third to t a second floor has
been under consideration but it has
now been ilnstiy decided beige do the
Within
pith!
Three removes are alt bed as a tire. " ,
PO" GAME. all new views, six for
George Cavanoxb of Grant street.
has returned from his recent visit to
was continued until tomorrow morning
The it... of nm Schaiiner & Marx Clothes
\
$10 to $30
brics wool can make. The perfect
gives them shape-keeping qualities
spurns—hall and quarter lined with
PM
The New Store
‘24 Wall St., Norwalk.
TWO STORES:
Cool Suits
This is the weather you men appreciate our thin
suits at their true value. nght~coiored light-weight
clothes for Summer, thin yet durable; the coolest la-
hand needle work
which are lacking
in many of the suits offered generally.
Soft, delicate g’rays. tans. olives, blue serges, in rough
weaves. tropical worsteds. wool crashes and home- .
alpaca—in models
for men and young men—40st and trousers. $10 to $30.
We are having a big call for soft shirts; lucky we
bought so many early in the season; they’re scarce
now. Beauties in solsette, silk-and-linen and pure silk,
French culls, collars or neckbands, $1 to $3
Separate Summer trousers, $2.50 to $6..
South Norwalk
I4 South Main St.
CLOSED ALL DAY, MONDAY, JULY THE FOURTH
A... “mum .......... M.-. ........,,.... .._.... ,
shell dept.- uds on the 1m you use
healthy {owls and future steady layers.
Chick Feed Is sweet and sound. and is solid
rather than iced [mm the West. necesssrly
chance when you pay as much it not more?
k Quality First. Laat and All the Time.
MANUIL TOIO HATCH.
"For the Land Bake” uae Bowiter’a
‘Fertltlzara ior Lawn. Garden and
Plaid.
Ask For "Bonnie"
Home Ground Feeds.
Opposite Hotel 53 Wait at.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
WWW
START YOUR CHICKS RlGHT. ~
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
"Bunnie" Chick Feed. home pre
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make tine,
Every grain in “Bonnie
nutrition. "Bonnie" Chick
Feed contains the choicest imported Mlllets, tint: cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and selected grains. such as out meal, cracked
wheat, muted ham and this old cracked corn.
liable, specially prepared, cit-an, wholesome teed, fresh made each day,
Why not use a re
stale! Why take the
NORWALK, CONN.
teriiah,
TELEPHONE ")8.
all for Photographs The place is
no. to wsnsma‘ron at.
UNITED
to NORTH MAIN GTIEIT.
Hilflfldfll to your domain visitors that during vacation is the time to
The North Studio
WEAKFISH ................. 10c LB.
PORGIES ................... 100 L8.
BLUES ..................... 15: LB.
WHOLE COD ............... 10c LB.
STEAK COD ................ l4c LB.
Halibut, Eels, Kennebac Salmon, But-
Baa Baa. Mackerel, Soft
Crabs. Crab Meat. Little Necks. Leno
and Round Clams.
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
IOUTH NORWALK.
GROCERY CO.
PHONE 149.
, BATHING SUITS for boys. 75c.
and $6. 00. Cult bottoms.
UNION SUITS, $1.00.
gun metal and patent.
VACATION OUTFITS.
HOT WEATHER WEAR-
I VACATION WEAR—-
WEAR FOR EVERYWHERE-d
Don't bake in that heavy suit—save it for tall.
Weights and laugh at the fellow who doesn't.
MEN'S BATHING SUITS, $1 00. i2 50. $3 00 84 (it). '
STRAW HATS, Splits and Sonnetts, 81 50 to $4 00.
WHITE PANTS, very popular this season Flannel, so. 00; Serge. 85.09
French culled, sort collared SHIRTS, $1.00. $1.60. . t
The coolest kind of UNDERWEAR, 500.
Got one oi our tiah .
' m;
I L at;
WI‘A.‘
'EI
$3.00 and $4.00 are the prices of our OXFORDS. The leathers are tan,
Price’ 8 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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iulist.
only it necessary
THAMER
Optician
YOUR EYE
W f‘easrvET"//%///@
rye department in charge or a Physician, who is a Skilled Eye Spec-
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMiNATiON.
is the most delicate and sensi-
tive organ you have, yet the),
most abused. Let. us examine
them and prescribe the correct
glasses. it' necessary.
in order to assure you 0! the
best service, we have placed our
and glasses prescribed
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE.
Stamford, Conn.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
WEDOEO IN WESTPORT.
...—.——
Miaa Cora May Dal-raw the Bride of
Ernest William JohnSon.
Yosicrdny afternoon at the. Christ
Church in Westport there. was a very
prottlng wedding, Miss Cora'May Dar-
row, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Darrow. becoming the nride of Ernest
William Johnson. of Norwalh. The of-
iit-luting clergyman was Rey. Ellis ll.
iirun, oi the» Christ Church. and the
iwst man was E. MrGlyun Gummy, oi
Norwulk. The bride-maid was Miss
Harriet Darrow, u sister of the bride.
The bride was given away by her
father.
The bride worn a beautiful and neat
cream colored silk trawling still and
u large picture but with a bountiful
black ostrich plume. She looked very
pretty and nus admired by the guests
lit the wuddlnu.
The simplicity of the ccrcmony
mode it beautiful In itself. After the
knot had been firmly [listened the
huppy couple left for Binghampton, N.
‘i‘.. the former home oi the hi‘ltlt“
groom. where they will reside in the
future. Thcy stopped at the South
Norwnik station to take on Pxprcss
train, and were there mot by a large
party of wistires and ti‘lcnds,_who had
untinlpalwl this move. These people
saw thc young couple a school! In it
style omitting the joyous orcnsion.
Mr. Johnson has been connected
with the Connecticut company in this
city for several years and leaves a
host or well-wishing tricmls. After
the honcymoon the groom will take up
his now duties in a line new position
that he has secured in a real estate
ilrtn in lilnxhuinton.
Mrs. Johnson is the ucconipllshcd
young daughter of fluorite Darrow, the
Westpori grocer and leaves many
friends In both Norwalk and Wool-
port.
W4...“
Anotht-r curlotid of oil is on the way
to South Norwaik, and on its arrival
Strcot Commissioner iianlel ‘lliillop
will finish the work of sprinkling the
streets or the city which have not yet
received a coating oi the fluid.
i-iouth Norwulk tiouucll, K. of 0..
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
'i‘bu matter or the state parade in
iiridguport on t‘olumiiua Day. October
l2, will be considered. District Den
uty John F. Mutilation. in arranging to
organise his staff for the initiation oi
degrees.
John id. Ryan. the retiring member
or the firm at i-‘lynh it: ltynn. tho Wash-
ington strset about dealers. has not
dsnldod definitely on any pleura (or the
future. Hill has never propositions
under norisldoratton. h i will not do
anything tor the present. He will
[slid an extended vacation. part of
which ho expects to spend in the White
Mountains.
it South Normik bill a tow years. has
mime many warm friends. who hope
that he may decide to idcate permlr
nontiy in this city. and who wish him
the beet of success in his future entera
prises.
PROFJRAOTOW IITTIA.
Prof. Lewis 0. Bragtow. who is tie-
i-ioueiy ill at his home in (lotions
street. New Haven, was reported
slightly improved ted . Prat. 3M
ii . 1a 9 he”.
Mr. Ryan, while a resident ‘
lilllil ifluu this
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—The.-
stock market started with small deals, .
changes, but the course of prices turn-
ed downwards after the opening. Rock
island old. and Western Union tell"
114. Rock island and Denver and Bio
Grands old. 1 and Union Pacific, Read-
ing, Canadian Pacific and Anaconda
large fractions. Consolidated Gan
gained 1.
WALL STREET. 1! a. m.~r'l‘he mar-
ket made an abrupt upturn after the
earlier sag so that in a few minutes
sharp losses Were turned into equally
sharp gains. Rallies from the low
prices ran to 2 3-8 in Reading and 2
in l‘nion l’ucitic. Over night advances
oi a point or more were made by many
of the most active stocks.
WALL STREET. Noon—The acilv.
Iiy in the trading died down. but the
advanced level oi prices was well main.
tained. Confirmation o! yesterday't re:
ports or gold secured lti bonded for
shipment to New York was a strenltlb
eniug influence. Hocking Valley mu
5 on a tow transactions and Sloan Shet-
tield Steel 2%. Reading ran oil over
a point at noon with eitcct on the zen-
crsl tone. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-Pricea
fluctuated irregularly and at a lower ‘
muse. Reading. St. Paul. Union Pa-
clilr, ll. S. Steel and other leaders lost
all or their morning rise. Mlnouri
Pacific advanced 1%.
*
MONEY“
deposited
Before July 10
draws interest
From July lst
TheSouth Norwaik
Tutsi. Co.
4% iNTIRlI‘I“ FAIO
1
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MM
NORWALK
Savings Society
iNOOIPORATIO it”
screen's om 93.77am
them It. Helm W
Win-Alum room
sud-penning md'l‘na'a;
lugs and narrow and irregular 'pricu‘fl'
Norwalk Chronicler