it"‘cu’tlavt at
[halibut-h. Candy. .
‘ OUR HOMI MAD! IWIIT.
. will certainly tickle your palata.
wayp fresh and enticing.
EA. LANE
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnllt and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday.
variable winds. Showers have been
very general during the last 21 hours
ill the eastern portion of tholnke re~
giou and along the Atlantic coast nirth
of Hatteras, N C. Scattered ahowere
were also reported from the southwest
A long ridge of high pressure extend-
ing from Michigan southward to Ala-
bama is reported. This will move
slowly eastward and produce in this
vicinity cool. pleasant weather for two
or three days.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘omperature: Low, til; high, 73.
Clear.
Floyd Bylngton, of Weatport avenue.
who has been ill for some time, is im-
proving.
A large party of Not-wall; people are
enjoying a picnic at Conlpo Beach to
day.
Harry W. Van Wagcncn will leave
tomorrow for a vacation, which he will
spend at hill homi- ill Oxford. New
York.
Countable .l. .l. Goodwin has arrived
safely in Chicago on hie visit there to
his sister. as is shown by the souvenir
post cards being received by friends.
, “ms—.-
Mr. ntld Mrs. William ti. llnholtr.
and Mr. and Mrs. l‘eier li‘. llnrna are
expected home thla afternoon from It
lwo tiaye' automobile trip yo ilrighion
and Manhattan lit‘lll'lll’n‘ ntld Long in-
iutlti. Yesterday they wiltwusud the
aeroplane iiighla.
Miaa linzoi (icrrish. who is rnjuylutt
a two woeka' vacation from ili'l' duties
in l". A. Mitt-hell‘s furniture aloro, and
who with Mrs. Evelyn limt, of the
lioltlles Kt-cler and st’lli‘Cli t‘omlmny.
have been spending a week at Auhury
Park, has returned to hot holllo.
There will be a lawn felt» at the [uni
on Went avenue thin pvt-nine ('Olll~
mooring at 8:30 p. in. This fou- will
llc of a novel feature and full of fun.
and it great deal of ullluet-nlenl. Rev
{rt-ulltnt-nta will be served. The com
mitten mountain of Miss (‘ inlaid (:rnllntn
ntld Miaa (irate Butler
A party was held at tho .i. a .l. t‘aall
bungalow. last night. The evening
wan panned with gattloa. muetr, singing
and dancing. ’i‘lloue prom-at were no
foliowa: Misses Edith anka, Emt-lia
l.lndqulat. Edna Werha. Roan Lind-
qtliut, Mabel Wot-little, l'lorcllrv Lind-
arn. h‘rnnrle Brown and the Meaara.
Alex, lxlnrhak. Louis Stain. (ihurlen
Linthtlint, Tom Smith anti llnvc Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Charter llatll. who
have been traveling through New
Maxim and the mountains, have come
to Nol‘WIilk to vieit Mra. liath‘a par-
runla, Mr. anti Mrh. .lohn ii. Illlit'll for
n elmrt time. Mr. liath in one of the
chgluevrn on tilt» Panama Canal in the
enlploy of the United illnlea govern
mom and hill ill health cultural him to
have to take a vacation. liln health
has greatly Improved and he will re-
turn to Panama ahorily
There will ho a meeting of the
Board of Eatimnto and Taxation thlI
evening in the retirement: office in
the town hall. The board will moot in
executive cushion to make up the tie
iiclonciaa and do other email million
of outline". Some oi the economy of
the town hard run over and come un-
der. and it will be the iliilllltitlli of the
meeting this evening to regulate and
square up the» ammonia. There are
but two Open meetiuuil during the your
and they both come in May
Scribner avenue, the lowly repaired
town road halt bean treated with t. 000
gallons of oil by Joseph Cornell The
read la in excellent condition for the
two mliaa that were cited and the"
who have occasion totravaraa the road
are very much plaaaad with the resulla
that have been obtained treat the oil.
The read was cited for the miles with
the ii 000 gallona. but the road ill nar-
rower than many Milan and therefore
the men were able to spread it out as
far art they did an a wide smut the
oil would not cover much more than
a mile at the thickneaa it on spread
by Ir. Darnell.
Lat-E: Package
Taicunl, 25c
Ii Washington at. .,
Light to moderate of
haaltlat lira anywhere in the United
. Btatoa or Gouda.
for $2
. ,. par bu per year. by
Tania a comm
rt WAIHIRGTON "agar, acorn
noprLtt. con
rauaphpna ma
”:VINOL
. 'ma MODIRN
Tonic Recondiructor
IOLD ONLY IV
E .H. BAXTER
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer’s boat, now. Special prices. 'l‘wo
slightly used boats for sale; one 26 [t..
half cabin. with 8 h 9 new motor.
One 21~tt with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyatchheii PoinLNorwaik
it Is Not Necessary
for your child to grow up with irregu-
lar protruding teeth, or those having
wide spaces between them Science
he made great strides in all branches
eutiatry. in the matter of regulat-
Ing, it in of the utmost importance that
an operator possess not only ituow- .
ledge of the modern scientific princi
plea. but must have n oottain amount
of mechanical ability. together with
experience ill this title of work. that
it may not prove an uncertain experi-
ment hilt allaolute results for the pa-
tient. lirlug lll your child and let me
tell you what can be done for him.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main It" South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
.........5, m......... _,..._.,...I ..... m..
A regular monthly llualneaa echelon
of the Hat Finlahera Aoaociation was
held last evening. it was stated that
only regular routine matters canto up
for disposition.
Miss Marie Eulioy and Mien Althea
Barley, of liogunapmt. lndinutu and
Mina Nellie Ward and Farrell Ward.
of liuubury. art the guests of Mr and
Mrs. William P. Ward, of lowc atwt
The iconic luattilot-t in which llr. C.
A. linrstrom. Rt-t d ti iiuv.ilanti E.
Hill. .lr., and Stuart Elll‘tt Wet-e to
participate at the Country lull )‘i‘Rit‘r'
tiny afternoon, wore postponmi oil ac
count of rain from ytvatt-ruay ailt-ruuon
to next Tuesday.
The Weetport Methodist church hold
their annual picnic )t‘flit'l‘dfly nt lto~
loll l'otnt. Quite a number or young
people. all well all their paronta tutti
older friends, calm-over. 'i‘hodav am.
very ouimahll apont. until the lnttl
began when the tan tulllimlt‘tl under
shelter.
w..- -......_. l
The Court Narruk. P\)I'rt!sit‘rs of
America, Five and ill-um t‘orpa did not
go to the state rollvclilloli oi lllt' l‘ll‘o
and Drum Corps Aasorialion. hold your
torday in New London. for rt‘iliiilllh but
tur known to‘themselvua, that your
they went in the convention and clip.
lured second prize.
William .l. Wood. .lr., the young civil
engineer, who has recently opened an
office in the Gazette building. iiilii pm»-
pared a map of the Flt-teller accident
Ill Wall atroet, that will be exhibited
and used in the trial of Henry \l‘nllvra
on 'l‘ucaday morning In the Norwalk
town court. ‘
The merchatlla of Norwalk alouit
Wall atrcot on the Mouth Iiiit‘ have no-
ticed far the past few (“US a tuyaturi
ioua utrnliper walking lllt‘ii and forth
all day long with apparently no plate
to go or nothing to do but walk The
man in paid to be about in wall; org
age and weal-ll a black shirt with a
black derby hat and a working unit
He walka religiously hack and forth
flow and illllll littlppiua to inquire of ill
pit-oer by an to the condition of Mayor
Gaynor. The man hooded n ahnvc.
badly yesterday. but this alumina hla
face had been ahavcu. Why he walks
coutlnlloualy hack and forth and what
his intuition is no one aroma to have
any idea.
The month of Annual he: brought
a large number of Vilitm‘li to "Mill
island in "arch of the cooling lirecli
or of lien; inland Bound and the
Sound View liouae ia the atoppitm
place of a large number of time vill
torn. Among those who have rotonlly
arllvcd are: Min Daiay Nichol: and
Mina Alice Kaila. of Newark. New Jor
m-v; Jamal. it. 'l‘owuor. John Townrr.
in Albert Thinner. all of Townnra,
New York; Dir. and ma. William Rcy~
acids and Min Helen Reynolds of
Brecht”: Mr. and lira. lra Shams. of
New Yorlt city: Mrs. Arthur Van Bar
on and ill-a Rarierle Van Bitten. or
New Yuri: city: Min “30" Banner. of
Raw York city: than Sultana, of
Brooklyn, and Itarritt Rtmdle. of
military.
New Pest
Card Views
of Bella tallied. Part: Circle. nan lllufl,
Latte View. ulnar. WW. am: it t‘me,
‘ryatal W and Callie Venice and
Nut. Mil. AT
«ruins
a stranger.
pr»
HI RIVIEIMRI AflAlN.
Vow Mada ly the Vantrllequlpt'tl Dog
Whan haul-tad.
The tannin; atory la told of a very
h'iioqtiiat, new fauloua. but at the
limo of title happpnina. to poor thll
he can to walk" "between the cities
phera‘lilp was to hbrear. On one of
then tours he came to Philadelphia
on M'hd on the road he picked up
a tuiaerablo little dog "because it tool:-
ad In In like he felt", Th 6 story
will explode what botany, of the dog. “
The theme ha eatiie‘to was a
saloon. of team he wanted a
drink. Ha had no mona‘wbut went in
anyhow to see what he could do The
proprietor. who was a German. said.
“Well. what will you have?"
He said. “l'll take a little whiskey."
And then turning to the dog. he asked? .
“What will you have?"
The answer came Very promptly.
“I'll take a ham sandwich"
The German waa ao surpriaed he all
meet fainted. He looked at the dos ‘
a moment. and then asked. "What did
you lay?"
The dog replied, "i said N talta a
ham sandwich."
Hana thought it wonderful that a
dog aheuid be able to talk, and halted
whehad trained him. how long it had
taken. and wound up with. "How lunch
will you take for him!"
“Oh.” replied ‘Mr. Ventrlloquiat.
wouldn't aell him at any price. but i
am a little hard up. and if you will
lend me fifty doilara. l'll’leave him
with you till 1 bring back the money."
"All right." said Hana. "1 Just want.
him for a little while no i can chew
him to some people i know around
here."
So everything was aettled. the
money paid. the dog left with the pro-
prietor, and a: the ventriloqulttt went
out he turned and waved hia hand to
the dog and paid, "Well. goodbye.
Jack. l'll come back soon."
The dog looked at him. and said.
“You mean. despicable man. to sell
me for fifty dollars after all ive done
for you! So help me Moses. l'll never
speak another word as long as i live!” i
And he didn't.
Tit for Tat.
A few days ago two young ladioa
hailed a trolley. entered it. and found
only standing room. One of them,
whispered to her companion:
"l'ul going to get a seat from oua
of these men. You take notice.”
She looked down the row of men
and selected a aedate acntlelnan who
bore the general settled appearance
of a married man. She called up to
him andboldly opened fire:
"My dear Mr. Green! liovr delight-
ed i am to afoot youi You are almost
Will i accept your unit
Well i do feel tired. l heartily admit
Thank you. so much.”
The sedate gentleman—n total
stranger. of cellrau-miooltcd. liatouhd.
then quietly arena and gave her his
mt. paying:
"Sit down. Jane. my girl. Don’t
often lee you out on a waahlnpday.
You muat feel tired. l'm auro. liow‘a
your mistress?"
The young lady got her seat.
loot bar vliacity.
but
Iuyinp Fodder for the Newlyweds.
The newly married couple bad part
moved into their new home. On the
morning after their arrival a baker
called to solicit their trade. He found
the young wife in the kitchen. After
explaining that his wagon delivered
once a day. the halter asked. "And
may we have your trade. madam 7"
"And about how much bread will
you want each day?"
"Well. i don't know exactly. You
see. there are only two of ua." Then
doubtfully. "Would five oavoa a day
be enough, do you think?"
APPROPRIATI ATTIII
Multan-Donna young an. copay
Val! Iii'ikliil rlotholi‘l
Genevieve—«Wall. why abouldn‘t bat
Ain‘t ha a knockoff
at...“ t..”
Irinplng it to a Clinton.
“t know what's panic; in your
mind ” auddenly aaid the maiden an
the habitually silent collar ”and at
her "i know. too. why you I" call
lna hora aiattt at or night. pppreprlah
in; my time to youraalf and limping
other nice. yum Ilaa‘ away. You
want. tea to marry you. don’t you?"
"la-l do!” mead tha yeaua man.
“i thmbt ac. Vary well; i will."
Mi Wants Iuppilad.
nook Wan i «it your a copy
of WW “Memory system"? .
lianbuMRot teach. young man. i
don‘t and lit-will! memory ia perfect.
Boob Mir-“Til” you moat train
powwow to form it." Tili-
la the sale millet and up neonatal
.m and many at our tinted
W
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llama and ”that
m Ian at me «roamilrlm
Matti“
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In Men’s
big. real reductions.
$13. 85- $14. 85-
“"rtle in... or Big" Values
Red Tag Bargains;
When you can walk' in here and take your pick
- of the finest Suits made in America ready-to-waar, at
big reductions. why not do it?
All the bi hits in Hart Schafl’ner & Marx Suite»—
light and in turn weightHra reduced. Suits you
, have admired all the naaonmin rich wornteda. beau-
- riful fancy hug». and smart: fancy caulmcres.
Styles correct. Fit in fine as any man can aalt. And
Fine Suits
$17. 85- $22. 85
For $18 to $30 Suita
l Big reductions also in youtha', boya’ and chil-
dren’s collation can 't afford to overlook the sav-
ings to be had now while
Come and ace the bargain.
Straw Hats. Shirts. Healer
Wash Vesta. Underwear, reduce
0 ii i“
l“ l l T l", H 1")
r37, Neckwear. Fancy
Red Tags reign aupreme.
TWO STORES:
The N ew Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
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l
The anomalies that have been won
oeuvre and unaatlafactory as rump httbblea
worth. and worth commando its price. A wise man is careful in arr
A horse in like a mallw not worth much
union has well fed And proper feeding meant; to him very much
lionnie iterate Feed theme ground) is composed '
of good sweet corn. tulip; barley and wheat products,
looting the feed for his bent
what it does! to you.
each day; stale western foods may
3 Quality Flt-at. Last and All the Tlma.
llounln Horse Feed
”3er Film]
Chick Prod
Poultry
“Stock For d
QUALITY
South Norwaik
14 South Main St.
on a foundation of cheapneaaare as
Real auccena only follow:
fresh ground
wisely be let alone.
MANUKL TORO HATCH.
Blue Fish, Weak Fish.
graphs. The place
NO. 7. WASHINGTON IT.
”humid Oil-IN“ A; tiraflaAVah‘a.
Ttmaa When They kept Fury and His
Man from duration. 0
The latest inatallmaui “of Paary'a
niory of ill! learner to the pole data
with the hunting. by means of which
the party'a audit of provisions for the
winter who my materially helped out.
At rm map rm rename that in
ma a good deal worried.
Oaiy‘a law tiara and tom em a.
curse and be we ti: fear that in
tuition en hi: taint nrarioul papa-
‘ditleu had killed oil the musk on. an
depended for truth mat But be had
better innit true with three laid”
he made a View trip to explore mun.
euta Markham laid.
”Oil the mt march.” he not
on which Arctic uptown have lame oft
Halibut: Native Eels,
Sword, Flat Fish. filioneta Mackerel, Steak
Cod, Salmon, Spanish Mackerel. Black
Fish, Haddock. Hardend Soft Crabs,
Long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE I08.
FREE DELIVERY.
Suggest to your summer visitors. that dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
is
The North Studio
aourl-t noawaut
Outline-rah and i at tile same moment
haw black data on a diataat hillaide.
" ‘Ocmingmultaupl' paid Oobloo-vah
eacitarlly. and l nodded to hint. wail
rim. .
are tha‘aaparladtid hunter with one
or two don win; him can abauld
he the some as maria; there. There
may be travelling m: the mm
hiatutroufloooam with windia
the face and cold in the blood. but the
mum nonfat» trophies of
“For bruit. incur emulate the
itiaa at apart t'vith ninth mean-toe at
ten in the years area by the planting
their farm meant to the
the ill or balm death and
tile."
Admiral'a Wife-01min. my door.
line all maturing man. my Irritant ee-
continuity urea rattler m
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Boya' Pants at great reductions.
Reliable August Sal
ison at.
Price’s Clothing Store
Baits that were from 01000 totltlfio at ..M.I
._ All Suita formerly 810.00 and 012..00 at I
All Suits formerly 315.00. at ...fl-fl
All Suits formerly 818.00. at him
All Suite formerly ”0.00 and 822.00 ...............L'.........Iiti.fl“‘
All eun- formerly 325.00, 828.00 and 330.00, at ...........aia.hl'-
Boya' Suits at onehalt regular prices.
IOIIIOIIDOIOIIIOCOOOOpa“
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Men's Pants cut way down. X ”a" "
Straw Hats. one-half price. 3, l‘ . . '31
Many other bargains in flats and Footwear. | 2
cont: AND sun. :7 '1’ .ii. 21’ '2
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Price’ 3 Clothing Stare
98 Washington Sheet. South Norwalk
ATTACHMENT FOR $100.
Made by George c. M. Gregory
Againat Hilbert 3. Newton.
Goods to the value of two have been
attached and $100 is claimed as dam-
ages by George C. M. Gregory, and his
wife, Josephine T. Gregory, plaintiffs
in a civil auit against Hilbert B. New-
ton. organist and choirmapter of
(trace Church. The plaintiff‘s claim
that they lent to Mr. Newton the sum
of $96 and have brought suit to re-
cover the same.
The Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church and Society are named as a
znrnlallce. Elliott Gregory an treasur-
er, with Fletcher H. Montgomery
t-lerlt. The case is returnable before
Judge Edward M. larchwood in the
Norwalk town court on the fourth
Monday ill August at 10 o'clock in the
morning. Attorney James T. Hubbcll
is looking after the interests of the
ixlalnllffa.
Oil. BROKER SUICIDEB.
NEW YURK. Aug il.-——lictlry Wer
lvlna’nu an oil broker. commited aul
clde today in his office on Brood
street. by shooting hlmaelf in the head
with a revolver. Business troubles
are believed to be responsible for
his act. The shooting canaed acute
excitement in the financial district.
NOTICE
Water Consumers
City of Norwaik
The consumera of water on the
City of Norwalk ayatatn are here-
by notified that the use of hoae
will be allowed only between the
hours of_6 to 0 a. m.. and 6 to 8
psm. The nae at here at any oth-
er time la positively prohibited.
SAMUEL LYNES.
GEORGE I. BUXTON.
GEORGE MURRAY.
Water Commiaalonera.
Norwalit. Conn. July 29. 1910.
The Man
who ta perpetually band up can-
tiot under any circumstances be
harm
A uvlun account may not
matte you hapw. but it will help.
titan a carton «mat bow
and mum to naval- be hard up.
TheSouth Norm
Trust Co.
is On lavin'a
2W
NORWALK
Savings , Society
i ' m ill.
unit it li___lll illlll
WALL STREET. 10: lo a m -—-0pen.
lug dealings in stocks were very mea-
gre and the movement of prices ahow~
edno pronounced tendency, Small
declines about balanced small mains.
Colorado and Southern tell it and
Utah Copper rose will; -
—-—-.—
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.-Stoclta
fluctuated nervously on a fractional
range before declining decisively. um V
weakness showed in the copper stocks,
U. 8. Steel. St. Paul. Union Pacific
and Reading. American Smelling broke
t 3 4 Third avenue 1 1-4, and St Paul.
Reading. Minneapolis. St. Patti a Sault
Ste Marie and Pacific Mail 1.
—_—
WALL STREET, Noon—3PM decline
n prices uncovered some fresh de-
hand and prices hardened. The W’
:t nu profaulonal and polling m
laced on the falling of! «turmoil rather
ban by any known developments bear.
at; all values. The tone was heavy
with at noon. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~~’l‘radara
‘overed their shom at the lower let'-
els and the decline stopped. “but the
rally had not proceeded for when the
market came to a standstill. Amer:
lcan Smelling allowed fresh wealtueaa.
moron Tnavht. IN aonoaA.
Conditions Ara Delightful
Land of tha Cactus.
‘lt was interesting to note how the
motor car owed the trawl over a new
country." writer (‘harlea Frederick
Holder in the atory of bin experiences.
“Motoring in a Cactus Forest." in the
Century.
“Though the very word cactua la
auuealivs of punctured llrer, yet In
far all mishaps were concerned. our
trlpa were almost uneventful due to
the atomic» nature of the toads and
the long levala.
”The beat mouth. to take the trip
are from November to May. when the
climatic conditions are ideal in Bonn
era. There are dillculttaa in taking
can ever the line. as they moat ba’
bonded. and aevere accidents remit.
the shipment of a car to has Angolan.
in mi
1 abould adviaa the meter cin- ew k
thuaiaat to taha the railroad on fan,
as monorail“. about too mile» from
the Aridona lino. whore antomebiiaa
can be had for trips about the daltdl
or the announcing country; in fact.
the only garage i saw in the entire
atata was at thla town. it should
also ha remembered that may of the
mail tnwna which man ac bravo in
chewing on maps ‘ara vary amall adobe
or bruah indlau villa”.
should be well aquippad for tonal-a
"We had no dillicalty‘ in iindlh‘
water away from the river. u all
indiau towns have Voila. but they are ,
aoraatimaa tan or twenty aiiiaa apart.
emit». m be obtained at on tour“ ‘
tom. and we round it at the” rm
nice mica more. A car ha: tumour
made the trip from tendencies
thmiab Sonora to the City of Holden
and return the hilt mill tone» the
rallroada. and balm ileum and
tbadalumtbalaraacitiuoiflan
IIoliiiD m Ocarina: and urarai
lam towns." , ' ‘” ,
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“flue “r-
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Norwalk Chronicler