he flight of AtWood’e- air-
New London to New York.
W
A. Crockett is credited with be
most successful trout “fisher
his section. "His friends say
ht twenty-live trout on the last
the present season“.
h R0wnyton Hose Company, fol—
in‘g'its usual custom, will have open
Monday night and all day on
y, and the entertainment com-
It all is making elaborate prepara~
{in for the event.
here will be communion service at
billet Church tomorrow. in
evening there will be a union son
with the Bonnets in the metho-
Church, attended by the graduat-
no one of the public school. They
be ddreeeed by the pastors of the
met? nAiLnoA'p‘JCI-Mnees.
when oanow Hover: system do
W Go Into Effect Today.
EW HAVVEN July 1.——Numer0us
bungee in the management of the
" orlt, New Haven and Hartford
system went into effect today
nnonnced, but a few did not be-
own until today. V
1 ., . Saahye, who was chief clerk
3 Benjamin S. liinckley until the lat-
er Went to Boston, last March, to be-
‘olno purchaser of supplies for the
Boston and Maine, will also go to liga-
on, tomorrow, to become Mr. Hincit-
y a chief clerk.
VjJ Parker Snow, chief engineer of the
Boston & Melina, resigns, to be euc-
deeded by A. B. Cortheii, the lotter'e
appointment by VicePresident Mc-
Iien’ry having been announced today.
Mr; snow has been with the Boston
on Maine since 1388.
' W. Mnnnter who is chief chem-
lat or the New Haven Road, will be
to e engineer of team.
heed omnibue- at Weiehelt‘o for the
‘ hummer. . , , ,
the contract for taking boy from the.
Mulgrew estate.
is being cleened out and the house
is being painted.
now, and a number of ilehermen so out
of these propelled changes have
’ out work at the Charter .OVuk tr
lllilnar no... of south Norwalk, is‘
Richard F. Shelton 2 hue secured
f
The ceeepool of the Hernight estate
Binclrileh are biting in great style
angling every day.
William Bryant, formerly of this
town, now a resident of Hartford, has
been visitinmlocnl friends; ‘~
‘13. Thompson, of‘thie piece, is‘ quite
met his home, His friends wish him
a speedy and completereoevery.
A_ in; peace cro‘p inure harvested
from the‘Bonny Raven farm under
the direction of Thomas Murphy.
hire. Krupp, 3! Stamford, gave a din.
ner to'her trio daughters at Weieheit'u
Halfway House, Thursday evening.
Contractor Snorer is buoyed the ex-
tensive improvements which the
house of George Dugdnle is undergo
ins. ' "
Mrs. CharieoSmlth is confined to
her home with illness. Her friends are
not a little concerned over her condi-
tion. .
Q
The teams composed of local work-
men have been nrnctielng daily at the
new Zeigler diamond for today's
match.
Mrs. William Zeigler, of New York,
has arrived at Great island. and hue
onener her residence there for the
summer.
carnival on the baseball grounds dur
ing August. Work for this niinlr will
soon begin., _ .
Theodore Brown, who was recently
nunrdcd his M. A at Yale, has taken
the special mutliemntics prize of tlini
institution.
The work on liing'e End bridge in
rnpidly nearing completion. The re
pairs are, being coniillnimnied by tile
' neriin Bridgecompany; 1. '
’l‘om Golden. the young fellow “ho
had the misfortune to injure hi8 arm
able to one that member.
1
‘ drown. of Noroton Heights.
steam and the married men of thin
The Memen are going to hold n,
with an axe, several weeka one. in now ‘
, er, of Gleubrook, wee
mined this; Week by Helen An.
Mrs. W.
1‘ Andrew and family have gono -to
their summer cottage at Lake Sunepee.
voeyz 15‘
it some has been scheduled for next
Subsidy between» the Noioton lie'lghte
place. The second Noroton team pieye.
the Sit-ad uggroghtiou from Norwnilt,
heie next Sundny. ‘ ‘
A1 crowdoi‘over 57 enjoyed the bath—
lng at Peurtree Point Thursday utter
noon. Frederick Ortemer ia eunerviex
in; the work of putting ihe"beech in
shape. and he announced that the
float will be put out teddy.
Arthur M Moroiob, lnnd agent for
the Charles A. Squires Land (30.. has
gone to New York, to put through or
big deal. Mr Mnrslch. although it
summer resident oi New pension, in
spending much of his time in this
town.
I). & N.’
On Sunday morning, Rev. A. W
Byrt, of Stamford, will preach in the
Congregational Church. in the absence
of Rev. Mr. Brown, who goes to the
Dwight Place Congregational church
of New Haven. Dr; liyri'o theme
will be "Comforting.“
Edward Buttery has resigned hits no.
eition no clerk in the Allen drug store,
in Main street. and has secured one ‘
in South Norwalk. While Ed's friendo.
miss his inmiiinr ilmire in‘Derlen in
the course of the (luv. they with him
the beat of luck In his new work.
'i‘roops one nndtwo of the Dnrion
Boy Scouts are planning to have a
gain occasion on the evening of Jul):
Fourth, when they will give no exhi-
bition of fireworks on the Noxon lot.
in Moiu street. Up to Thursday the -
young men had succeeded in mining
3‘40 by euhsciiptlon and expect to
get well nigh n hundred before the
time comes. v‘ >
M
The laws id‘Dnricn have never been
VET) stringent in regards to the role-
motion of the Fourth the ante and
,enno iden not having neuoirrtted douu i
thin for liowever,t the chlorate of the
‘town do insist that the boyh whoop
n ithin bounds and that the 1mm behave
theinuoliee like gentlemen not niier
the fashion of ignorant hoodlumn.
Thole is no doubt but what. the our»
otnllulnry will be on bond to protect
illu property of the town and taxpay-
ern. ‘ ., .,
i ‘ ' .
The Rev. Geo. Benton Smith out
Lucille Seymour storm will
the Westinghouse Electrical Coin
pony. Another “range in the Connecti-
tVGompany will be the euecee‘eion oi:
ville A.‘ May to Cline. L. Campbell.
auditor. At present Mr. May in
“M Campbell's chief clerk.
“Aron .oonovm enema.
held at Steeoieohnee inland.
I progeny
_ tnke1
Marie 0! the entire trolley system of i i‘ounty Clerical Aaeocintion will "0 eubieot still be ”The Independence Day
13 necncui succeeding Cniveitrown. held at the residence or iii: preside it. of the Soul" Sunday School at 12
16 who will again take up n pooltion'
motor Jeremiah Donovan was one
”lilo prominent snooker: at the jelli-
n in houor‘oi’ the peerage of the
untrained of the public nillitloo
any night, and in his remark:
lad attention to the fact that
' the men nnnnorling the hill
oeosnry on, when the initial»
heir nieces. that they look
onion ouch one prmnieod
Ill~
The July meeting of the Fairiield
Rev. Loni; Frenoh‘, July 10.
t
land on the etenmer Minnclmhn
Which.
W
Fourth.
W ‘
The iteleotmon are putting the ol
on the road:
noit 5r0ilildll.
W. O Morton. V
W
lllolin‘ril Iloohnrd’li traitor;
at mile in 18%. this ioolm good
the hill matinee
Stanley Brown huh nailed for Ens-
lie
will arrive there next Monday and will
proceed to tour England. Scotland and
The board of neioctmen’ will hold
lie weekly businene' meeting. Monday
morning. At this time some notion
will probably be token regarding the
rnnidli'. They started
from Newton and are working up, be
ing to work” this hide oi the Woe Burn
lire. minim libendroih and douglr
tor. Minn bound. of thin piece, worn
recent more in Monticello where their
Melted Mro. Aboudroth‘a tiller. Mrs.
emit,
by Admiral Rod. worked out in 9th
one trial, 'i‘ueildnji alderman. and did
for
The Million Alt! 30cm}? tint tit llid
I
prenoh of both: services in the Media.
diet Church on Huntley The morning
unlock. (‘liolr llohenienl nil’ n30 p in.
Young peoples meeting nt 6:45 p in.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. The
service will be pntriotic with nnpronri»
ale music by the choir. The euhieot'
of the puutor'e address will he: The
Spirit of "lo."
Qn Tnondoy of next week. July ith,
Manager Smith has booked the Marple.
wood tenm. of Sirntford. for tho morn»
in: game. The Mutilowood'o are It
strong aggregation rind are looked to
1 inrieh the tone it good exhibitionn of
ball playing. The some will be culled
. at 10 o’clock. in the afternoon, the
ilhrlenh will oroiui hate With the otrong
Si.“.lorenh‘o nine. of Bridgeport. This
team clnime the chitinnlonrliin of the
ilrltluenori City Mamie and iii no-
doubtedly one of‘ihe strongent entire»
intionii in the Mate. A great content
in entrained and the true mettle of the
Darlene will be seen in this name.
WI
POUND
in effective for nought and colds in
either children or grown nerrona.
opinion, no hnrmtul drum. in the rob
' low neckline.
bridge Pharmacy rind W '1‘ When,
renews HONEY mo rite cow"
No.
Refuse robotituié’. The]
STORE .
You may stop the shooting on of big cannon, skyrockets, or big
lire crackers, but yen cannot stop us from making a big wise—~—
giving the people bargains never equalled by any Stare except
ours. Tomorrow morning, commences one Of our old-fashioned
4
We will sell you Clothes Shoes and Hats et almost give-away;
9..
for Men, Women and Boys
Clothing fer Men, Youths and 130375
Our Famous Credit System
is open to all. We sell on Easy Payments, Good. Reliable Mer-‘
chandl‘se, for less money than so-called celeb Stereo. We want
every man and women who feels that by our Easy Payment Sys-
tem they ‘can‘ live better and easier, to come to this sale “and try
it Out. And right here is} Our Guarantee if any one can find that.
goods like ours can be bought for less Inoney elsewhere, we will
refund the money and call thé sale off. “ ' ‘
Here are a Few of the Special Bargains
One Very Fine Black Duch- Millinery . 7‘ A Big Assortment of White
- 888 Sat“! Tailor.made Suit for less than half price. All of our in... and Liam Skirts
mod and Untrimmed Hats, and all very Our regular 31-50 values.
Sample Suit, size 36: worth $35. $20 . , . ,
Sale Price .. . . . . .
desirable Shapes, to go for e greet deal 1 To do“ out, Special . . 9 _ 9
lessihen the wholesale price. They ' v. '. .
Lingerie Waists
v- IIIIIIVI‘Q
I
must be cleaned out.
- . 9 i 1 . Lawns. Batiste: and Marquisettes;
' . '- ' ‘ ’ l M dd 31 .
TWO. Very Fine Quality We" Cm" 3““3 $.22. 13...??? SOC-$2 98
Taffeta Tailor—mode Suits
value $28. 00.,
. . V .
Tailor-made Suits
Black and Blue Saran, also fancy mix~
lures; former prices $r§.oo to $ao.oo.
All to 8° 6‘1"“ $10 &312
White Duck Suits, sizes from 16 to 46
Silicon-One 36, one 38;
‘ ts .VV,_VV_98 $6. 98, $7. 98
““53“” ~~'i":'~“'$l6 50 Black Taffeta Long Semi
‘ ' Fitted Goat's ‘
" wily bruded with or bind, all 8m-
' ("pie Cato ind mootlp 36 and 38 . no two
this Idle
Vi Linen Coats
Very fine and Ityliah long Boaters, with
~ruohe
Lingerie Dresses V,
A most bountiful enactment. allot;
' Ipeciel priced for“ $ -$
this Sale, from. 2 9'8
collars.
DresSes, Suits, Skirts, Coats, Waists, Hats, Shoes
850 I
notch rollers or embroidered «howl ,
1 .82 98-$6 .98
Norwalk Chronicler