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TAYL ORW & GOLDEN
9, ‘794 Washington 819., So. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165.2 ‘
'llle Ischodu Yacht Club Will hold
Ills monthh business meeting, Iliilllly
evening.
M15 .r P.1i‘llch. or i’l’esioll. spent
yustorthu ulth lolutiies lit the. NOD"
walk llospilui
.99 .g'Willlum MoClll‘iily, of lioyt street,
949iNo1‘wallt,-l1us returned homo uitor n
‘ ‘vislt in Newtown.
”William Ferris oP the Adams l3);
”risott‘ompum. lrus loco i‘orod from
u fewtdma illness. 9‘
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9 Miss d’eull Cohul n, of I‘hllhdrlphln,
is, a guest of Miss Mabel Ferris, oi‘
M’ushiugton street. 9
The hi- weekly meeting otwo Euro-
1111 'lleholtlth lodge l. C.) 0911.. bill he
held Fluid)“; Q'vonlug
9 The Building Trudos' Connoll‘will
“ 110M“ its soml~ulonthly business meet:
_ illg, Friday evening. .
9 Miss Loroliu Quick, or ivy l‘lnco.
hlis'f linen-oldertllining .liliss Alluu
9 irons, of Philadelphia.
m
" A Miss .\9I~ [ion Porry, of Norwnilt, is
visiting fiturundmother, Mrs. W. 1-1.
Robinsol . Wostou.
Mr. and M13.W.S.Ilnr'tlum oi Nor
walk ore \isitlng with relatives and
friends in New Huron.
Mrs. A. C. 1llrudloy, of Weston, hits
99 boon 11 recent guest of Mrs. R. E. Por-
«; due, 0; South Nohwnlk. ' .
‘-
William 'Ii‘.,(lorgnl and William Must:
, sailor. or lJunbury, are conducting the
‘ Hotel Clifford harbor shop.
- Mr. and Mrs. William H. Raymond.
‘or Ely avenue. have been entertaining
,. Stephen 1. Raymond, of Yonkers, New
9‘Y90lk.
_ Mrs. .losoph J. Llnxivallor. oi Quin-
‘ turd avenue. hns returned home utter
l1 month‘s stay at Trumuus‘hurg. New
York.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred “Bodwoll, of
Ssymour slroot. have been onlortuln-
lug John ll. llodwoll and family. of
Ihillbury.
Chester 1’. Mookor. Anson F. Koch
or, Frank Smith, ‘lloberl llulhert and
llsrold Von Mow spent a solo and
sums Fourth at Gooey lslund.
Min. Anus Adonis. who iii superin-
handout of the Brooklyn brunch oi the
'r lit in (l Corset t‘lomonny, has boon
“ sounding is low days in South Nor-
Milk.
A «on has boon born to Mr. and Mrs.
John L lionry. of Golden lllll Minot.
‘ which-ovum mnholl Mr and Mimdohu 9
. Imwronoo, oi Wont strut. mud- ‘
‘DDNMB.
llll Ruth Duinult. Who has
_ , 9 ' that summer on Lillie Obs
' I; further olsssmalo M.
01‘}.
r hurry. yoitsrdsy. in or»
' y outbursts tho h‘ourth [ ' '
hgu uoiliiomd. iiuil
i unlit: Lodge No 97. .
'suent the Fourth at their
v.9: «
.buslnéss méetlug. this owning. ill Red
”allies of thomocretary of mate.
‘(lnpllwl‘ 98mlt 54 ”09300.9. The 131.}.
.ourt Frontiers. Order or the ‘Goldon
sebum, nill‘hold‘ its somiiulonthlrf
business insisting. this strolling. 9; ‘ . _9
hold its ivoskly busluéss orienting. this
'ev‘onl‘ng. in its rooins in Washington '
street .
Victor Dunn and llrvlnir Tollos of
Norwullt, lilo amour; tho number or
compels in the Tent City at Call Pas
tule Beach. ‘
Edwurd‘KLlch' oi? Port Chester and
Frederick Koch, of Scranton, Pm.
home, in
liranltlin street.
it
The; monthly business mooring or
the list Mullers’ Society will be hold
this evening in the Labor Lyceum, in
Washing-ton street. ‘
Miss Botiv llolllugsworth. who lg
is; ending the summer With reluillos in.
Morgan uvenué. has boon with friends
in New Carillon to it four (luvs
[.11dyv.ol'llllugs Lodlté Sheiihords of;
Bothlohoru, will hold its somhmonthly
Men's Hull in Washington lei'oel
Louise Lodgu. Daughters of Plot
lnann’, will hold its monthly business
meeting. this evening. in tho Quor-
totto Club hull, in North hlnln'slrool
The monthly business «booting oi
the Epworoh League ol‘ the South Non
walk Methodist Episcopal Church will
he held this evening in tho purlors o:
the church.
The semi-monthly business meeting
or lhoySouth Normik Conrlnre, No.
418. I. O. H.. will be hold this evening
in the Knights. of Pi'thlus Hall,
South Main street.
m
Miss Edna. lBylugton. Mrs. Mary E.
Bylnirlou 11nd Mrs. Cyrus Roscoe. of
Woslport uvenuo. have relurnod from
.1 visit to Oystor‘llul’. Whore they stop-
ped with friends.
The A. F. Porter company, of Port-
land a contracting company. has died
u certlilcuio of incorporation in the
The
Brown Column}, :3: Waterbury. has
died a certificate of organization.
9 James B. Costello, a former captain
of Hope Hose Company, of Norwnlk.
has been A vifltor in town. Sumo years
ago he disappeared from Norwniit and
for several year”; was not heard from.
Then he suddenly returned one
Fourth and since thou bus mode on air
uual visitation hero on Independence
Day. .
l
’l‘homua VBTIOD. humane odlcer.
complained to Ollloor Jarvis: ll. Mur-
ray. Sunday evening, that two young
men had been driving two horses
about Norwulll until they wore about.
usud up. The policemen got busy and
held the boys taking the harm to
flunk: sublet in River um. where
it. was found that the horses were tho
properly or i. ‘1‘. Books, of Bridgeport.
0. ll. Bunkn' brother. The boys to-
turned with the hormmonduy.
Miss Genevieve Cowiel. or Form-1
ingtou. who has been lit work on ii.
lresoo painting for the chapel at tho
Gouuoiltlcut Suits Prison iii. Walther»
‘ ‘ {round tho pris‘oiiou duudsr-
, ll” boon for
9 elite soul!!-
90,. O R. will
in"
. team by ’u score of «ill
Monday Evenings
CITY NATIONAL
illuuusull
Hill llllli lllll
Deioal at Local $0118 at St.
George by Bridgeporlsrs Did
Not ‘ilampan ‘Ardor ,
The St. George's-cricket team were
dotualod by tho lllrlduoport cricket
runs to 27, yes-
terday. Alter the game the visitors
were entertained by the lorui loulll.
ill thei’rooms in hlnlu street.
The score;
Bridgeport C. G.
A. Stead, bowled Young ......
.l. Bowen. l. b. nu. howled Hunt. . . ..
(l. Mason. bowled Young
A. Sleelo. howled llunt ..
W. Wood, bowled Young ...‘ ......
ll. Riggs. howled A. D. l.owo......
And. Steele. stumped Beasley. howl-
ed A. D.-l:owo
\Vsttl. c. Wigglowortb, b. A. D. Lowe
Esmoud, D. Young
Collin. b. Young
erggleworth. not out
Bye:
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nOIICv-nlildluo
IAIDQICQOII
...~:.o-.-n-o-..11..
.
I5
relmcficmo
, Norwalk 0. 0.
Norman, bowled Stools
A. D. Lowo, bowled Stools. .
w. Spray. run out
Wiulasworth, bowled Wood
J. Hunt. t. b. w. howled Stools...”
C. Young», bowled 8toelo'.....,...
J. Giovanwbowlod Wood
T. Beasley. bowled Steele
W. owe. bowled Stools
0. Smith. not out
J. Polite] bowled Steele . . . . . . . . . . ..
Broil .
VIVA-IQ.
HIICQII-Inbdlhtvl
acoucficpmwau
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27
At the oonoiusion of the contest nil
assemblod in the room: or the Sons oi
at. George in Nbrivnllt. whom a iiooisl
time mound. and the' following on
bailout program ouioyod:
Piano Sully-«A. Trap. .
Duet. 3 Hunt sud A. Wisxluwortbw
Lsrbourd Wilton.
"in
bout, Andy Staining-Bimini" at Loch .
Lamond.
‘ dons. a. Mortonwll‘um does Another
door. it Louis-«Pad r tutor.
‘ my. Good Old'doll.
"Injaud After’ Jul
- ,- I L ’ ‘ y " L 1 9 land woodlands in autumn—o breath
‘ that was beautiful. as it a door bad-
The Banks of South Norwalk will 9
CLOSE SATURDAYS AT NOON ‘
until further notice. The Savings
Bank and Trust Company will open
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
‘ , THESOUTH 9 NORWALK, TRUST COMPANY:
‘99th afternoon’s work, so by it supromo
, tailor-t she finished drinkinu her coitus
mum. at newspaper ivllhln which libs
‘ hail hutlly ursupod oer mdogro
‘ , lunch that morning balm airtight
‘ .9 and brushing in few crumbs from bar , I
A Plan, “she we‘si-iiy raised her eyes to
the clock. it looked eight minutes to
‘ . the ume of big blunting ‘oi the whistle
. signifying the termination of the hull!
BANK
EncorewWhllo Rocking My Baby to
Sloop,
Song, W. l.owo»-~Tlie British Navy-
Song. W.
our. 9
Song. J. Clot‘o1~--I.ou. l Love You.
Entire Conmsur»-~Soug, Auld Lang
Sine. .
Ashhrookm’l‘ho lioy oi llis-
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TH E. SENATE BUSY:
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Several Marlon at Importance to be
Coming-9w by Politicians.
‘ WASlith’lTON. July o.—~A variety
of mullers was provisionally on tho
program for toduy's session ol the
senate.
Sonnlur (_'llmlllllld. or lowu, arranged
on the (‘uloudor to splash in support or
siiemzh. attributing the reciprocity bill
and Serrutor Burton, at Ohio, hoped to
sneak olihor‘lodui’ or tomorrow in mi
vooucy of tho bill. in line with tho
views of President 'l‘lilt. though sow
lolly disoiulmlug any idea of posing
a: spokesman tor the administration
in his speech.
Senator Newiulds, of Nevada, was
on the calendar to speak in support or
his bill for a non-partisan commission
to regular interstate business or in»
duslrlal corporations, and Mr. Owen.
or Okiuhoms. when he loll for his
home little to moire a speooh thorn.
announced that ho mlxbt speak in the
lssnnto toduy on the subject or a com-
mission form of government. ..
The house today may «no to con-
loronoo’ the resolution for direct poo
uiar election of saunter: and Retire:
soulntlvo haul. of Alnhsms. may Mb
droni- the house in support 0: the re-
port at tho committal; on stats doom-
ment oxpendllum. Tho commitm
recommended tho dimlssul oi Consul“
General Michael M Calcutta and Di»
burning 0mm Morrlaon of the late
douurtmeut. sud Mr. Deni wu tho
member or (up Ilib-oorumlttoo who had
active churn of pnumtiou of tho
committee's “Dart. '
won 1'? Know" ounnAuv-s
‘ mun. ,
PARIS, July Swoouvomtlonl on
still on between Paulie. Eighth! and
to tho lutarronlion or alimony in ”or:
moo.
Should a holy on rendition, mu.
Russia relation to quo‘l rum“ ‘
duly, u would not be more 3&th
when host at: Mill»: and mm .m
minister bosom uni Erratum trout - ‘
hour for lunch. 'I‘o avail herself at
,tbat short period 0! rest the loaned
her head against the wall, her eyolids
[truthfully closing. 9
Too sxhnusted to resist her drift-
. ins thoughts. her mind luortly roved
beyond those prison like wnlls until
subtly, us though by magic, there
”timed to be home to her some: a
. - taint but delightful scout on the air
‘ 9 such as emanates {rum tho New Eug-
oponed into another ‘world. the world
or her childhood. revealing to her the
mollow sunllgbt'shinlns through the‘
lorest traumlnuny or which the early
frosts had made hilarious in their rol—
. orbital of yellow and red. and which
appeared even more vivid by their in»
tel-mingling with the darker lira rind
oprucsa.
Upon the ground she nnoin saw
the dillerout mosses which she loved
the scattered nine cones and fallen”
oak and insole loaves through which
she used to Uhmp.9uccompunlod by «9
sunburued playmate from an adju-
cont farm.
laughed to hour the. loud mailing of,
, the leaves as they kicked them about.
Bore and them wars the beechnutii
and butlernuts waiting to he gathered.
as softly and oomotully evergreen
branches “Wot-ed against. the blue sky.
over which linear clouds slowly {loot-
od. Within n pobhlo’s throw a lltU'i
brook rippled musically over the
stones, while overs-whore was ex-
holed that spicy. plny humans, and
everything was bathed in that lndiun
sunlight which sent thoughts «dream-
ing. as his coursed gladly through
0110': volus.
Then. in a aeooud's dosh that ill-
vislble door closed—the sunlight van-
llhod~lor shrlily the whistle lin-
nounced that the recess use over. The
wage earner arose. the dull ache in
her heart lutonulh‘od. and went back
to her work, while the raw. cold
draught crept around her as below.
She siilverod Just; u very little, and
then want onwon with that grind that
eats out the soul and pert-lites tho
sensibilities, until like automatons the
humor: more. its the brain owes its
notion, the blood become. frown and
love of life flutters and dies.
not another cloud suddenly rent tho
tbsp—mo slums of tire. As s cm:
oloua of smoke bslcbod into the room,
order and industry were inotuntly re
vlocod by hurrying root and (right-
ouod cries. into the street, with Mo ‘
or struggling mploym. the wage
max in: auulnsly borne slang. to
b. lulled and crowded by tho do
throng which so quickly «than it
tho Mono 0! s lira. Suddenly out
from the thickening mm of humanity
”moody big sud strong and sum
humid. Mood forward. “(1.le
future; annulus or both sum!“
no 10:. molly titted the transom:
out at tho mum oi! sown: M
pk. will“ angina and tumour; an
hm“.
ma you. bus I?" his voice no;
out. ”And who: on earth does it
rum tout you‘re here?" ‘
nor lm. nomad nabs were
moth“ on his big. brand shudder.
“0b, 1 he": expected to no you
Wu.” Ibo cried. "Only Nor—loot
m MI W thinking about it
all: tho other kind or life, out thou
in tho oouulry.” - ‘
“out whirl m .9. doing 11ml And
‘lot'o mum from it.” ho wood. on»
doting 1m to the Outskirts“ 0!th
" W‘-
"on. you now know that mm
mm filial. um he sold his m
mamotolhooitymdhovu
link so two altar l1- ‘dlod st lbs
hospital I inbuilt l ihmld mm sno-
Min Wt start. but nullity I you
is M” 5 .
” ‘ ll you m Willa?”
will» mot outliers tull-
Ilow merrily they bud 9
ll sell tomorrow 25 new
" esigns in Fl red
. ry special price;
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One entire section Will be filled
_ Valup‘s from 82.59:) to $3 59. 9
.onsssss $298
pretty Lawn Dresses. the very,
Lawtis. This lot was purchass
every Drcss in the lot wot
do? sets an $4. 5$o. While my last tomorrow. $2.99.
9 DRESSES AT 3198
with Dresses to sell at Sr 989
On sale main door. ‘ 9
soc GOWNS, 39c" ‘
muslin Gowns, trimmed
with lace, cut extra full; »
regularly soc. On sale,
two days. ago.
9 ‘ 69c GOWNS,‘4gc9f 9
Muslin Gowns, trimmed
with embroidery and ribs “
‘bon; value 69c. On sale
at 49c. “ . , '
Waists worth up to $4.9
many good Styles and 9
sizes. Very special for *
two days, $1. 98.
wBELTS, lgc ‘
About 50 Sample Belts in.
this lot. worth from sec to.
-9999
'9_sAi9upLE whtsrs, $:9sfiy * 9
$1; The entire lot on sale ,. , ' V
LINEN SKIRTS, $1.49
Very plain Tailored Skirts,
girdle bell: and buttoned;
down side; very nevv,
$1 49:
9 WAISTS AT 99c
500 Waists in many dill .
ent styles and mater 1
values to $1.50. 0911 al
at 99c. -
25c DRAWERS 196
Ladies Muslin Drawers
. regularly 25¢. 90:: 9§a1999
at 39c. v 2 V
$1.25 & $1. 50 MIDDY
BL OUSES, 99c
The very finest Middy
Blouses sold, trimmed-
, With flannel and wool}
, Sfrge collar and cuffs, all-
,sizes. from 6 yrs. to 44. '9
at 199C.
" Very spegial for two days.
9902.9 . ,
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Prices to suit every purchaser.
Wolsts to be closed out for loss
Reduction Sale
0F.LADIES’ AND MlSSESY SUITS. COATS, SKIRTS,
9 VOILE. WASH masses Mummers.
before it is too late. as you con not allord to miss it.
LAWNI,
One thousand high grade Sample
than the manufacturer's price. Como
Eli": LADIES’
. l 2““- sis min. stile .
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
STYLE STORE _.
38 South Main 81.. South Norwaiit
*
20 norm-l MAIN smear
AP
vsrw “arson-Ira. A mono”
NATIVE 3338, A9 DOZIN nun..."
FLOUR. PE“ BAG nun-ouono-rr-Iooi
Tot: Nu. m. 9
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DlDIWALK NEEDS RIPMRB. '
Mu. Hobart F. Van Burnt Milli-0d by
‘ I Fall in Wall Smut. 9,
Attention rm called to the Normilr
city council tome um no rostrum:
the condition or the sidewalk in trout
or the ll’sliion Brotborl buildint in
Wall attest. lit the {out or iii Hill.
or tho mus: or which the ulsttsr
im brought up; bought; ii
rim duo sud nothing has bu one
i
EXtra S eclais at the
To not tho will: mind was this louse;
Store
loll-ooutoouuoounnooonI-vn-soaoou ”“9
A‘PFANGV PATENT FLOUR."‘A BAG ....-........................ 78°
I(vilifitltiiililzltiltifllviliiififi ”O
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a.“to”:sorrow-1n.o9oznnooounisoc I“
The Great A&P Tea Compau
m WADHINGTON 3T5. IOUTH NORWALK. .
Dolltmm I: 80 I. m. and also n. in.
Pro. mum
WM mode the nouns of the‘ mail
that tho nighwsydopmmout loo 9
t‘orit. Boron-or eight year- m {by
null: was repaired tor the limo " '
bit. but sinus thou hail not
touched.
(lily mom: Charles N. Wood 9
pliliusd lil‘oudw wooing that ‘ ‘
‘Illlkt boouuu of it Mr ‘
and he thought it best to vi 9
is» lined bolero tho oil it
habits in it suit for unison ,1
Norwalk Chronicler