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".rtlde- ' u. on; 4:18
hill EMORY STEVENS President
Pg“; ViceuPrexl out
DER! K I. gUINT RD, Secretary
, ‘ CO ETT. Treasurer
Hit: it
‘ captive Committee
338513”; FROBT
8 T. DIMOND
Hit it. WALDRON
has iii JENNthiS
Manon
AVIls
‘ as l. RAYMOND
.- ng RD H. MA'l‘HliIWSON
8 HPHEN B. HATCH
ALBERT M. P01! MAN
CHRISTIAN swat Tz
”Wit-mus scanner. TELEPHONE
cALLs
r maid-w: Department
' BBQ-Business Department
‘ , atwuuflrsnch Office. Norwnlk
gm —Editor'c Ruidenco
im—city Editor’s Reuldonoo
The Springfield Repubiigm delights
.. poking fun at Mr. Roosevelt, espe
.lc'ially because of his strenuousness or
checause of the peculiarity of his in-
if'tluonce. Just now it wants to know
. filthy he has not expressed an opinion
.' “91! the recent prize fight. it says:
it"Thsro was published an invitation to
, yf’hlm to attend the light from an old
and admiring pugiiist friend. but it
‘7 lit certain he did not accept the same
{find 30. Whether and how he replied
‘ ‘ to it has not appeared. Neither is the
‘ winner known to have received a
"word of congratulation from the
colonel. nor is anybody connected with
. the affair known to havo been invited
"to Sugantore Hill, which cannot hc
more sacred against professional pug-
ilists than was the White House. it is
passing strange. this silence of tho
colonel over the grcutcst of brute con-
tests. It provokes a (car, supported by
Senator Carter‘s conception of tho
colonel as a 'soothing influence“ in
politics, that he contractcd a molly-
coddle germ somewhere in his init-
wanderings." Wait. the cololicl may
5 yet he heard from.
M-..__...._..__.
The corner‘s inquest at Hamilton.
Ohio. following a wreck on the Cin-
cinnati & Dayton Railway at Middle-
town. Fourth of July. in which twenty-
ons persons lust their lives. reveals
in a startling light how absolutely
train dospatchers have the lives of
hundreds of persons ih the hollow of
filial" » times. That conflicting
Dillard" 1 wo trains the right -of
way over thifianmc truck at tho saint».
time was admitted at the coroncr's in-
quest yesterday by Albert .l. Smith.
the train despatcher. 'l‘he coroucr
blames the train doupatchcr.
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A step has been taken at iioncy is
‘land which should ho dupiirnicd all
about the country. 'l‘wmitydirc own
are of booths at which randy. cakca,
frankfuriors and othcr foodstuffs arn
sold. were lulled iwioro a magistrate
slid warned that they had l'lillillt'tl tho
sanitary code. The law provide-s that
those food products must in- kcpl prop-
erly covered no that they shall ho pro-
perly protected from dust, dirt and
file». m
WU“. ............
i! you an: a swimiucr and insist on
diving—4w till?" you know whom you
are diving. A Mllllllt'lown yoimg man
died )‘esiordny from injuries llt' rc-
coiyed Saturday uficrnoon whiic dir-
inig. from a springboard at Wtisilirook.
’i‘hc tide was low at tho iiinc and in!
dovc in a foot or wait-r. ills hond
struck rocks and his upuw wuu izroitrn.
.. .. , . , ..
Them in nothing llkn inking advatt
inuu of an opportunity. .ilin i‘orlu-ii
is that now pit-him up n liliic chauuu
tolling how .ivi’frioii ll into oriipsu
at itono.
can...“ . . . , .
Judging from tho "Kill moving pic
turn prico talk. thorn in not mtwh dun
(or of Norwuilt worrying for aortic limo
shout having to atop an uxiiihitiou of
the pictures.
mm.
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Only a little whiin ago it was snu-
ultcii that mnuahody build an ark.
hull now uomehody in prudictiuu ll
«imam.
m mm“... ..W.. .«V . . .
‘ What inns hot-mun of tho nprronii
_. "60M during ihc paid two or thri-o dityii‘!
.«. 1 4......“ M .Hm.m..~¢4
, 9 72" YEAR! AGO TODAY.
Thursday. July 12. 1900.
W
" Rm (Jerald ii. lienrd. i‘h.i).. tho
palm of the South Norwailt Donut»
fiction“ Church.‘ rscelvod a linlnl‘
Ml call in linromo paidor of tho (‘ol
< imp Sinai. i'Zungrouaiionsi Church, in
(flunltiflon. Vermont,
A limit number of inhibition in t‘apr
(tutor-d Worn ltillcd and anion liy can.
‘ rituals. .
WINTY YEAR. AGO TODAY.
OINMIY. July 12. 1m.
‘ A frightful explosion on the simmer
Mimi!!! cornmeal: men. the man-
fill!!! of tho sisvedom being
”El fié’tcl
i allay/aim.
’p
«a.
.VEN children love
“Clicquot Club.” It
‘ does not burn or smart
as ordinary ginger ale docs
(it's made of ginger, instead of
pepper); and the pure sugar
and dash of lemon make it
refreshing and wholesome.
11—92)
‘(i’roaouncad Kiosk-o Club)
GINGER ALE
On account of its purity, the absence
of chemicals, and the fact that it is
so combined as to be non-astringent,
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale is by far
the most wholesome summer drink
0th; “ Cilqutd" Bantam
Birch Bear, Root Beer,
Smupurilildnmon Soda,
Blood Orange.
[for ml: by not! grocer:
(3‘ ' r
A.
The Holmes, Keelcr Gt Salleck 00.,
Wholesale Distributors, Norwuik.
found in the hold of thc vessel. where
an explosion or oil had occurroti.
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The. supply of water in tho ilorough‘
of Norwalk was getting Vcry low, and
a iamiuc was reared.
4,.
The. ferry landing dingo at llart
mouth, Nova Scoiia. collapsed. carry-
ing down .500 pcilpli'. many of whonr
were droWncd.
....
Wot-it was living ruuhcti on tho ncw
Ens! Al‘t'lliit' Mothodiui iIZplscopui
t‘hurcit.
RlGHT
TO THE POINT.
Sonic poopio mm racial significance
in the victory oi" a black man. llui;
lltc aickllcui looking poiicctmill can put 1
him if iic hrt-aks lllt‘ law. Mcridcn'
Journal,
”N. ..
l'rof, Harry Thurston l'cck has hocn
aiuzpumicd from the (‘olnuihiu facility,
hut ilii‘l‘t‘ is still a chuncc for him in
\‘uudcrilic -liounion (Taxi l’ost.
w...—
A ilvrinun chcmist has invcnicd u
now has with a third more iiiitul: cu- .
litu'lly than can llt' olituincd from tho l
uni-i now uscd in balloons. ‘i‘huit uuoui
forward tiu- stcudy march of improve-
ment in iii-rial M‘lt‘lli‘i'.-~Hl. Louis
(lloiw iii-nmrrui.
W. .-
ilvorxc Mci'utcht-on will call on the
lli'l'iiltli'lll until Witt-k, ilc twidonlly
i'illiltt't'iit lh-wrly with tirutiuiarlt.
t‘h-u-lund Lt-udnr.
Ni-yoriin-ii-su, Vita-nu hardly be cull-
cd t-iviiizcd wimp our nyuletu of (“it
irllmilou is no poor that food lllllhl im
tiuuil'oyI-tl in order ilinl iltimc who pro
duct-ti it may not fair renutncrniiou for
what in ion Himkion Mail.
...........
ln iuiaiiro to tho pools. it may ho
wall In ll‘itmi‘l that Iiw rhynn- “illimi-
dun 'I‘WI'lll)‘ Mlicn Away“ tiitl tnotc to
ntitlw ilit‘ lil‘l’t) of Wluclwuit-r colo-
hratml than all tho unwspnpcr rrporiu
of tho aiiulu rlcruuion 't‘riininv-liw
pubiirun.
“Or-—
Kiln; ilcormv is sirlkinu lor s raiso
in lllll pm (if couriw, ln- only gain
Childhood now and lowlu’ihc prossuro
of tin- hlxh roar of livltuz. ilriducporl
I'oiil. ‘
mow“... g... W, .. ....
WELLMNOWN WEUTPOHT ClTlt
IENB DEM).
\t’liii-i'l‘l’illt'i‘. .luly iii. 'l‘wo rupro-
soniutiw citizens of Wcuipm‘i dlutl on
Sunday in Woutporl. (ml? the Rev. W.
o. hung. a rourmi pastor. who had
noun a rosideni hora. shout ihrcs yours
moon c cmnpatatimly short limo ht
had been a patient in this, llridgspori
hospital whom he was under trottimnni
for intestinal trouble. Ho is Illi‘Vlel
by a widow and three daughters.
ileum; Jollilf. its oid‘tims resident
of Westmrt.’ died at his home Sun-
on. also. Mr. Jeiitlf had puma his
eightloth your. in his oariv life he had
8983M utensimiy in farming. but
abandoned that to loam tho carpen-
ior'a trails, lie is 8&1"!de by a widow
lid to SWAN.
and one can, carnation.
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Thursday,
Bring your book and receive 10 Pink Stamps Free
Hoadqucrtsn for tho Largest Stock of Grocer-in. Tau, Com”, Bub
tor. Chane, Eggs, Wines and Liquor: in Tho Norwalkc
p it E Em“ DlVldefld D
i i
‘ 10 Pink» sun...
ay-.rnti
July 14th
Finest Crrarncry Butter per pound, 33c
lt‘ranco—Amoricun l’ottod liesf.
can . ......... . ........... 10c
luslsy's Crab Meat. can ..... 10c
Arinour‘u l’otiod Ham or
Tongue. can ......... 10c
Sardines,
5, 10, 15, 20, 25. 35. 40c cln
ooiu Label Mustard Sardines.
2 cans .................. 25¢
ltlddy’s Puro Jelly, glasu ..... 150
Crown Astcr .lhlllli, iar .160
Olives.10. 15. 25. 35 and 58: hot.
imported and lJomostio ttlteoso
Wines, Liquors and Mineral
Waters
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 t! 85 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
Phone 440
@ EXTRA SPECIALS ®
GRANULATED SUGAR. 25 pounds for ..... ... ...... . ..... $1.35
GRANULATED SUGAR. 18 pounds for .................... $1.00
BEST BUTTER. a pound .................. . . . . ............. 32c
PURE LARD. a pound ......... . ........... . .. ............. 14c
BAKER’S COCOA. a can . .. ................................. 16c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON OT" COUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELiVEflY. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
TEL NO. 909
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 4
GRAND LODGE OF ELKS.
Most of the Grand Officers Arc Expect-
ed to be Elected Without
Opposition.
lllC'l‘litll’l‘. Mich, .luly l:l.~~'l‘he first
scuslon of thc (lrnnti [lodge oi Elks in
convention horc, was schcdulcd for to-
day. it in thought that grand officers
will hc l‘(‘-l‘li‘('li‘(1 without opposition
Willi illc cxccpiloti of the conical for
iiic posiiion or scrrciuryircnsurcr.
l". (7. Robinson. lncumlicri, of Ilu~
huquc, in. tlcorxc l). iiostock. of Grain!
Rapid-.1. and ilavld hicdrron. of Port
liuiou. Mich. nrc cunuttlnics for this
oilicc, Atlantic City Is working hard
for llll‘ noxl rouycnlion.
An cxhihilion drill by a pickctl dc~
iachim-nt or i‘ullcd Stulcs regulars
from Fort Wuync. it concert by the
Windsor. ()ul . li‘usiiecr liand und Filo
and Ul‘lllii ('orps. uutomohlio trips
into lllu country and how and river ox-
cnrrions \vcrc includcd in the dny'u
automobile prouratn.
imports in thc grand oiliccrs will
lw 1" ml and tho clccliou oi tilllcol‘u mit-
('11 up at ioda's scssiou of tho grand
lodxc.
'l‘hc rcport of Grand l-Ixaltcd Ruler
Samaria, ilt'itlti largely Willi his rccotn-
tucndniiou for a rcrlsion of tho code of
discipline. The prcscni tucmhorshlp
of tho ordcr is 331.2“, made up of 1.~
gar. ioducs. ’i'iu- not inrrcusc in incur
Lcrsitip during lhc your was 26.242.
dispcusntionu having hccn lusuod to
till now iodgcs. ilnly our iodgc surt
rendered its charlcr. Brooklyn lodge
.\'o. 2'3 has lhc lurgcsl inctuiwrnhip,
Skill, ch; York in sccond. with 2.7
HS. i'i-nusyivania is ilw loading stats
in iiIiitdoiu, having a incmhcrshlp of
27.28. New York is second with 25,030.
Since lith‘o iht- ordi-r has ttpcul. lll
charity ”10 sum of 335547.348.
For titc last fiscal your thc total ox-
pcntiliurca of thc grand lodac ntnounl-
including tho cost of
lllltllilutlulit'c of tin» iiiku' lionn- at lit-d»
turd City. \‘a. which won 32mm. The
mini usscis oi ihc grand lodgc amount
to $290,790, The pcr cnplin in! for tho
lit‘m‘ yiuidcd 8ilil.l0ll. and tho total va-
im» oi‘ ihr l-Iiku‘ imiidiuss throughout
thc country in $I’l.7itii,2ll2.
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BOSTON AUTHOREB3 DEAD
Mrs. Kate Tunnatt Woods Died at the
Home at Her Son. in Buffalo
il(,lH'l‘t)N. July i2.~- Mrs. Kala .l‘un-
ililll Woo-iii, iiin ituiliorrnu. of this city.
din-d in ituil‘ulo. N. 1'.. today,
Mrs. Woods dicd at ”it” rmddcnco of
hot» Hull, lll‘. i’rinro Wuoilu. film had
hood in tailing lu-uiih for coins limo,
Mrs. Wooda wait horn in lhu-kukiii.
N. Y. in lhiii. llcr l’lllflllllld, t‘olonci
iicornc ilcnly Woods, norvcd ihrotmh
tho l‘lvll War, on tho Norihcrn uldc.
and most of lhr Ilnw uhc wan with
film as an army uuruu.
Mrs. Woods was s prolific wriior and
and noon rmmvciud with tho cdiioriul
doparttuontn oi ravcrid tnuxatlncn and
nnwupuiu-ru. Among tho hunt known
of hcr twenty or morn booltit. arty, "It
Fair Matti of Marliichcud.” Mil, "Thai
iirontiftii Boy."
Ila a club woman. Mrs. Womln was
loud ltuowu tilts who one of tin-
foundt-rit and find officers til lhv Fod-
"raiiuu oi Woman‘s Claim. and one of
tho fouuduru of the Masuchuunctin
iiiaic iv‘odm'aliou of Womcu‘s Claim.
Rho is survived by one lion. Dr.
Wumln of Buffalo. For tit-aural yours
who had hlii'lll tho winisr months at
his homo. and bar common- in ilaicm
WlLL TOUR THROUGH iTALY.
Rm. Frank David 'l‘orrsy. motor of
the Norwaik Muihodlst Cintrrh, iril
NorWiilit this morning for a month‘s
‘iip to ilaly. Ho stifled litter this
morning from New York city on tho
lll‘lmt'l‘ Moliitn. for Naples. This in
mo of the boats of tho Hamburg-Am
rican Sti‘nmxhtp Company and Mr.
i‘omy is going mostly for the spied
'iti occult voyage that is slim-dud hr
'ho trip. The short time Mr. 'l‘orrny
rill have ho will sound in visiting the
slut-co of human in Roma and M»
is». His many friends wish him I
cry dplivhtfui trip and a this return
i Namath at the aspiration of a
month.
of the Wol-
can of Si.
thcir Main
’l‘hcrc will he a nu-ctlu
conic Sirnugcr llidltt', 5
tit-urge, this melting. in
sirccl, rooms.
Proposals
Hunted propouula will lll‘ rucelvcd up
to i; o'l‘lot‘lt 'i‘ucudal. .luly lit. Hill). for
cxicusion Will'k to tho t'liy of South
Noru'alk i'Iit-ciric Works, Work to in-
cludc huildlnx construction and not
chinory iottndations. in “accordance
with tho drawings and spt-ciiirulions.
copios of which rhny ho obtain-Mi at
ihc oiiicc of the works, at tho diucre
lion of the uupnrvislng onginrcr. The
right in roscrvcdto rth-ci any and all
hids. and to waive dci’acis.
Proposals should ho addresscti to the
supervising engineer for .l. it. White at
(.70.. South Natural}. Conn. ii2 3t
' s‘pééiai Notice
in order to maintain standard lirc
pruit-ciion for tlic city durimrail hours.
thc wnicr department are ohllgcd to
lllllt‘tlilllllllt‘ lht' mm or hose for sprink-
ling plirpoucs outuido of tho city lini-
its. All prcscui permits will hc rcr
yoked, to take t-i’fcri on and lifter July
H, liilil. Any advanced pnynu‘nis-
that have iwan paid for sumo will in-
rciurucd to patrons. Any yQintidn of
this ordcr or tho opt-ulna of any public
or pritulc fire hydrant hy any person
other than ihc authorized city officials.
or by special permit. will he subject
to prosccutiou and fine. The city
waicr tit-partmout regret to take lltrsc
drastic measurcs. but are obliged to
do so on account of tho wilful and pr!“
sinlcllt niluuc of thc sprinkling privi-
icy-.0.
WATER i‘ililiMll-lHiilNldlit-l.
i‘iiy of South Nor-walk.
.luly izih. liiitl. 512m
PLACE YOUR 0RD!“
tor tho licaliuu. Pltlmblllll. tlss Pit-
tiuu of tho tit-w hutldiuit in our hands.
Many at your uoluhhotn hm» had
work done by us monk them about our
worit, iuaicrlalu uud prirw~woii uhidu
by what thay wit you.
The Jones & Hotchltisc Co.
17 WALL ETRIIT
NORWALK, CONN
” SHIRT d *
warsrs
TAtLos MAD!
LiNoInil
ourcn ulcx
Lona mo mull-aunt's!
stasvu .
in
way I ,
Atso LACK
AND warn
TMLOR mo:
.1. 1. MALLE'ITE
(“formerly Him Home»)
I wasnmc‘ron “I“?
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' r-TUESDAY.‘JULY n. no”
! WEDNESDAY
"Housefurnishing Day
M J'fim
WW
Unusual Offerings for Tomorrow ‘
Items selected from our regular stock and reduced to extremely low prices for quick
selling. Remember. our regular high grade merchandise—olniy greatly re-
duced in price. Dpportuniiicsyou cannot afford to miss ,
{ Brown andWhite
Cooking Ware
4-qi. linking lliuhos, strictly lira
proof. Usually 490.
Wednesday, - 36c
Water Coolers
Nicoiy decorated Wator Coolers,
fitted with nlckci pialcd laitcct,
lined with charcoal.
31ml. also. usually $1.77:
Wednesday - - $1.29
vi-ual. size. umrally 522;”.
Wednesday - - $1.59
iigai. also. usually $23.30
Wednesday, - - $1.69
li-ual, aizc. usually S-llltl
Wednesday « - 83.59
DOUBLE
0
Oil Stove s
"l’iigrim" douhio (lil Stovcs.
l‘our wicks, wcil matlc. nicely
iapanncd; regularly $1.69.
Wednesday - $1.19
Hose Reels
Hardwood Hose llccis. natural
wood finish. capacity liitl (cat or
3-4 inch hosc; rcguiar price not:
Wednesday. - 47c
, Beach Seats
Hardwood lleach Seats. fitted
with canvas seat and reclining
hack; usually $1.00.
Wednesday - 79c ,
Paraffine Wax
0
Used for scaling fruit jars. gen-
eral kitchen use. etc; usually
lilo.
Wednesday - 7c
Jelly Glasses
Made of host quality glass, com
plete with tin cover.
fi-oz. size. usually 19c
Wednesday. -
iioz, size, usually 24c
Wednesday, .-
lU-oz. site, usually 29c
Wednesday, 22c
14c
18c
20% Discount on .
Ali Refrigerators
and Ice. Chests
ll onlyl il—gal, siuc, slightly
damaged
Wednesday - - $1.25
iii oniyl Mini. size. slightly
damaged ,
Wednesday - - 75c
I
“F erris” Lawn
extra strong. is‘ ft. high. 2. ii
lortuhly; rcguiar value $6.50.
Four-linsstcnucr. made of hardwood.
wldc; star of soul,
iuchcu widc. if inciics (10le holds four adults coni-
Wednesday. $4.95
Swings
lugs; whccia~ 7‘3
l‘.'~
nircly
finished.
till
lil-
Wednesday, -
Hv
Wednesday. -
lil-
chnesdny, - -
Wednesday, -
“Climax”'Lawn Mowers
Mutlc of licsl quality steel. ihrco cutting blades. well
mndc. ui‘t'urtliciy adjusted; high grade brass bear-
iucitcs high.
inch, usually $2.48
$1.94
inch. iltliltilly $2.09
31.94
inch, usually $2.59
$1.94
inch. usually $2.98
$1.94
CONCERNiNG CORPORATIONE.
llocuinouts huvo noon iiicd tut fol.
lows in the officer of the secretary of
state:
The; American t‘nriuoulto company
of Hartford; corllilcato of ornuiur
lion: nuhucrihorn to lhi| (‘Illilllll Moritz
.l Clinton ltoruhack. Harry A. lloli
and Abram V. A. Voitou, all of t‘nnnan.
onn char» (inch: l‘ldunr L. llopitlnu.
of Hartford. and .1. ll. ltorahuclt. oi
t‘unaan. iiii’l churns lit-tween them.
The officers pro: President. J. Henry
llorstiscii. of i’anaan: trussurcr and
socgotary. liltlaar ll. llopkinii. of Hart.
in".
The Valve 'i‘ool company. at Fair.
iiolil; «sortiiicnio of organisation: om.
csrn: President. lioniamin A. Bullw-
ly; irasnurcr. .i. Waiter Parry: imam
tary, William ll. tint-mood. All the
unicorn maids in Bouihport.
The nation and Coventry Toluphono
company; certificate of incorporation:
the purpose of the corporation is to
conduct and omruto telephone litteI:
cordial stock. whim: incorporation.
iotm Chimes. of Manchester: Myron
W. Main. of Bolton. and Robert W. Pit-
ltln. of Coventry.
llcvuu; certificate of a reduction of
the amount of, capital on which tho
company shall begin business from
$5,000 to ".500. ‘
The t). A. Murray company, of New i
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN ITNEET.
mu: tut
rm: AT CMli. sermon can.
About to comm Dom to His Plans
of Business in min Itmi.
Not-walk.
This noon in small {its was dilution
crud in the rear of (3er stahaiih‘s Main
strata cafe. and with a couple- of or-
tlnguiithcru the flu: Was doused before
any great damage was done. lite aggro.
irlilt' of which will probably not ascend
5.
The flt‘t' Was discovered in Gnome
tlrummnu. who lmmcdistely began
throttling pulls at waist a a the him.
Then William hslfotd. v o in motor
ed in the Grant A. and P. 'l‘eu store.
ran across the street to the ritual:
Engine company and proaured In on.
linguisher. his and the driver of tho
i’hocnlu Engine continuity such Marni
ed with on extinguisher and the m
was out out. \
some one had built a bonfire and
the broom had blown it against the
building. Had the brow gotta un-
noticed for any great tonsil: or time. it
is probable that it serious fire would
have muitstl.
Exit-s specials it that amt A. I E
To; company. has flit.
Norwalk Chronicler