The prices are busted on a full line of summer and me-
dium weight suits. '
The cold month of June held these suits back—now
we’re pushing them on the firing line with $2 to 85 cut
off the price.
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Smart English sacks, i, 2 or 3 button—some close fit-
ting pinch back effects.
Others in the conservative business models.
Unfinished worsteds. Cassimew—cheviots.
puns and a spe cial line of flannels. ‘
Rogers Sic-Stevens
Norwalk South Norwaik
iiiiws"
SertI Stripe."
t '—""""" Now and Popular Styles.
Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
. E K. BANKS
Mrs Charles F. Manke, of Broad
litter. Saturday night. I'
I Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
$15 Victrolas
For the Summer Camp
$1.0o Down and 31.00 Weekly
Homes
Charles Frank was again made a
grandfather. yesterday inorninizz when
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B, Hawkins. Mi-
No.1 i‘liestnut street. First district,
\‘ert made the parents of a girl babv
William Howe was arrested by Gill-i
r-ei- tiiiynor, Saturday. because he had?
no driver's license. lie was fined 85
and costs by Judge George ll. Vos- Payments
burgh.
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Luther Wright made a complaint DONNELLY S
VICTROLA PARLOR
‘16 South Main Street.
that boys were bothering him at his
{aunt}, 'on Madison stiett, Saturday. .
Ofliter Toothill intestianted and dis- i
tersed the boys.
A it-lassniale of the pastor. 'Rcv. Ernest
A iarae number of people witnessed l" “PGN‘KN‘. Mid a 800d sized congre-
tlio display of fireworks. at Roton “”0“ WM present
Point. Saturday evening. Another ex-.
liibition is scheduled for tomorrowI
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William J. behind, for many years
night I ‘ ‘r‘T.’ a resident of South Norn'alk and hook-
' . 03.". 3-4 ' ‘
—— tkeeper for the Norwaik Lock (om-
Mrs Lawrence \fazzauovich wife pam. re'cently underwent an operation
«if the noted Russian landscape paint for appendicitis in the Jefferson Hos
or u ho has his home and studio at pital in Philadelphia. Recent advices
We: It": has been quite ill for some by rel itiies ho e state that he is do
time, but is now convalescent. Iing nicely. .
John itisko. the butcher. has bronsht The Hartford St. Paul's Methodist
Hill against Antonio Baray, of
street. claimini: 34.) due on a book tic-.meriy of the East Avenue N.
court. The case is returnable before Ir]i_.l‘(‘h_ is pastor, is planning a proct-
Juuiice of the Peace John W. (‘urnonfl rim: to four former pastors this month.
25th. ‘Eaclt minister will preach. Among the
--—’-' quartet of preachers ia Rev. John 13}.
('thoiinrt‘ 1'1 C. Benedict and “ /.eitei. formerly of South Not-walk.
party of friends returned to lndian‘
tiltiiinr. (ireennicli. last week. front a}
on Aiiuust
The artist l‘eurhtn Sianlnwr has
1 raise with the Neo York Yacht Club bought the William A. Berbusse farm.»
on the commodore's steam \acht On'
cida. All report a delightful cruise.
,‘t'tOll stint: of about seven acres and
an old house, at Riverside. and in
,trnds to remodel the house and make
Rm. George ""1"," Johnson. in: it his home. lie will take possession
tor of the Fl: st Congregational shortly.
f‘hllt‘til. of New Milford. delivered an . _ II
‘exctllcnt sermon in the Norwalit First Rev. Ralph C. llartiei. of Terry-
‘im'd‘ ”5‘9“” morning H9 was e. town, N. Y.. occupied the pulpit ofthe
South Norwaik Baptist church vcs-
ieidny morning aid evening. There
v; ere large congrtizations inIattend-
ianct as the members of the South
.‘Norwallt Congregational church unit-
It‘ll with the Baptists. Many friends
i\\'t"i(‘ pleased to greet Mr. Hartley and
tlisten to his discourses. which were
{of a tery helpful character. Mr.1lart-
. iiry reports being nicely located in
Tarrytown, and liking his new charge
very much. 4.
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Stilison’ s Remedy
Malaria
500 bottle
Stillson-i’owell-Corpo'ation
L PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
’82 Washington Street.
South Moi-walk. Ct.
How. Many B—olts,’
wImuch stool and concrete. what burglar alarm system
'abur‘lar pas before he can grasp your family heir-
your mused jewelry. your other valuables?
Are your valuables in hauled security at home or pro-
Boaosfi a Year.
Day church. of which Rev. A. J. Smith. for-t
r1;
tectodbybsrriersaburxlar can't pass-them Norwalh it"!m '0 Noti- srisols-I locum:
IsvhigsBmkSastepoeitVaults? I‘ih Nzhslsntrwoaav:
‘ i ‘ o I!!!“ S.“ d“.-
can that
Vioopreslbnt Buckle-d. who ooh-
fesaodthattohi-wosontrustodtho
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I" NJ [financial end ofthis lower. maintnis—
iedthottherosdislotiasposition
“Neutrons Prooenption ”u Curse at present to build a new station and
”fl Keeps Them Cured. Ihe does not know when it will he.
Rheumatism had been considered i IALDWIN' s IDEA OF FIELD VOTES
incurable until “heurrone Present».
ties as," a combination or rheumatic .One Time comer of Connecticut I»
reducing elements. was placed in the? sins Statement on Right of
hands of its thousands of sulerers. ’ Militismen to Vote. .
“Neutrone Prescription 99’ is a Simeon E. Baldwin. of New Harms.
sr-ecilt positivcfln its action. quick-int one time Governor of Connecticut.
iy removing all aches and pains from issued the following statement last
boring them up in it way that wouldIstituiiunahty of an act of the General
surprise you.
“Neutrons Prescription 99" still rte-Emir ins Connecticut iniiitiamtn at No-
eevere cases of Rlitumatism within xo‘wnbfl. election:
one or two weeks. 60 get a 50c orI
ti bottle and watch it work; Noth-‘
in; has ever done what this prescrip‘
tion will do. Mail orders filled on
8] size, Cliflord Pharmacy. oou h
Norwaik, and good draggists every-
where.
“ll'hrtlier the constituticu ptnnitsi
the grant to our men who are in thef
<eriice of the l'nited States and out
if the state, of the right to vote at the!
‘Lienniai election depends upon sever ‘
lal considerations.
_____i “The constitution of the state pro-t
3‘ titles that the biennial election shall
be held in the several towns, the elec-
“00“”, CHAMPloN Iloin: of each town votingin that town
in_1362 during the Civil War the leg ‘
SINGLE 80min "owI islature [used a statute p.0vi'ding
that the electors of Connecticut in the!
tmilitary seriice of the l'nitod States‘
Thomas J Rooney of tho liavens- !uiiizht vote wheieter they were on'
wood lloat (‘.lub a thin young Lo“ 'elet‘ttcn day and that such voteai
[slander rather spare of any, -me(sh0uid be deemed to be castinthe re-'
well supplied with grit, is the new Sportive towns to which the \oltl‘sil
national‘chatnpion sculler by virtus‘ b91008“ Th1 IP‘SielBlurt’ also til I
of his victo. y o‘er 'John ll. Kelly, of reeled the governor to convene to the
the \espera. Through years of pa. justices of the Sup. eme Court of Er i
tieni labor Rooney brought himself toiror‘! ‘0 F" ”W” “‘1‘“? BF ‘0 Ihetheri
'he point of perfection “here he could the act was constitutional or not He
and did win the quarter mile dash the did so and they were unanimously of
association sealer singles and the'the opinion that the act v-ss Void as
championship singles at the same no :contrary to the provision above quot-
tionai championship regatta. the cine ed M to voting in the towns
which came to a conclusion at Duluth 7'" '0'"! "“10”“-
on Saturday. To win any one ofthese “Th9! “PM it “no no! for the losin-
meet is a feat to be proud of to w‘mtiatu e to ll) that a vote taken out of
all three at the same regatta is an the state should b- considered to be
achieiement that may be equaled but taken in the state Thereupon this
can never be surpassed. 'i‘hronahi“(‘h€‘H‘-0 “I“ elven up and an amend-
yeart- of defeats. in the face of dis Hmnt normed ‘0 ”1F constitution.
c.0uragement with nothing to cling to TN“ i'rOVidMi '0? ‘0”0" "I Ult‘ Mid
except his own belief that he could durina the Civil War thcn pendlna
piili a shell through the water fastertflnd |‘0 100R”. 1‘ wound Ul‘ mt0 "iii!
than any one else in this country the statement: “The general M39313
iloonm spent many weary hours on bly shall prescribe by law In what
the water with the sculls and in the manner pnd at what time the votes of
boqhouse with his rigging He clung. ioiectomtsbsent from this state in the
edunte style, he tried various bout. hpimiiltarntservice of the United Staten
experimtnted withhisonrs he nummldtfl he recoiv,etl counted, teturned
ioww extended. or d ew in his out- loud canvassed
ringers—in fact he changed evuier) "Tho question “0" ll “Wm" ”Ii"
ithiuy except hid determination [0;8'litl9 of the constitution which was
work and to win. indented in August, 1864. became whol-
iii spite of the fact that ilooney has 1." lMDWEUW “ill?“ ”‘9 W" "I" 0""
been beaten time and again by John or vhether the last clause above quot
ll. Kelly. the’llatenswood sciillertrai- fell “as intended to remain in opera-
cietl 1.. 500 n. lies in Duluth for just an ition without reference to the close of
other chance .and having received the‘lhe tutti. War. and if so. whether i‘ so
'chance. he made the most of it. By far abrogate! the provision in the or
'fominir from behind and winning in lainai o‘onstitution that electors can
the last fierce darh for the line by "0‘“ 0“" in “WM in ”19 "8‘9- i
pulling his iiflrtit’i =t at the point where 'AF ‘0 ”“3 ii i“ '0 b9 DI'P'IMPd that
mediocre oarsmen crumple. up, he the attorney- -aeneral has been asked
proved that he possessed what eter) :for an opinion."
:uever loses its light.
As for the rest of the national re-
patla Duluth once again protcd that
the Western oarsni‘n are supreme. "0h. he doesnt smoke that kind
The Duluth Boat (‘luh won every race regularly, i use them to glIlp in his
on the program except the four sin- pocket ivhenewr 1 give him a letter
igles contests. Nine out of thirteen. 'to DO“ -—Baltimore American.
racts. forty- four first prizes out of it‘
itotaI of fortyeiizht is a record that
into be equaled only by the perform
ancc of the same club at Sprinizflcld
last year. “t ere it won ten out ofthir-
teen racts, and fortyelizht prizes out.
of a'iotai oi' fifty-one. James Edward
llanlan, Ten Eyck and his brother Ned
are. doubtless great teachers. but it.
must also be admitted by unprejufi
diced observers that “they have apti
Mrs Jixiters.
try to have you select them for him.’
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6V lbs 50c
Very Best Creamery Butt er
THAT NEW HAVEN STATION.
Royal Baking Powder
Col. Uiima'n Says If Elm City Had a
Morgan G. Buikeiey It Would
Have a New Depot.
in a discussion with directors of;
the New York New Haven & Hart~'
ford railroad about the need: of ai
new station at New Haven. Friday.
(‘01. isasc “M. Ullman said to Vicc~
President Buckland: . .
“it's true we haven't in. New
lHaren a Morgan 0. Buckeiey. If;
{we had we'd have a station here-i
touch as they have in Hartford. .
"The promise made by‘the road."
‘aail’ Colonel muss. “is' aitocothor
i Bot. .....
I Gauntlet XXXX-
Whiskey, go
Prices.
inflamed joints and muscles, and him night, giving his opinion as to the con--
iAseembiy that might be passed pen.
liete the worst sym atoms in the mOst “mm Ariz.. to vote in the field at the}
i‘ naturalist.
‘durinx tit-1 rest of the year.
123 lbs Granulated Sugar $1
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade cut to.
pupils in the Duluth oarsmen. i Cmvgcfit“ Hawaaian Pineapple (New lilac“). ..... 20¢
.Fresh New Tork State Eggs, per dozen .......... 38¢
Ruby Red Sparkling Wine (Better than imported),
Medoc or St. Julien Claret, per bottle .............. 351.9
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at Moderate
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
‘ GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 ~and 8.5 Wlohinltgl 8t.
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NAMED FOR DAN BEARD is A t
NEW BEDDING SCHOOL.
BEDDING, Aurr il. in sin-s of
the magazines there is being advertis-
ed the opening this fall of the Dan
Beard school for boys of from 8 to 16
years. Mr. Beard is widely known as
writer, . artist-illustrator
and pioneer and leader in the Boy
Scouts movement. This summer he is
conducting a camp on his ranch in
Pike county, i’a.. which has an atten-
dance of 43 boys. He owns a 50 acre
farm situated west of Redding Center”
near the Sausatuck river. but this will
not be the location of the new school..
Its headquarters are to be the former
Arthur J. Todd place in the limpa-
waux'sectioii. West Reddlnx, now own-
ed by William BI (‘lafiin 'of the archi~
tect flrrn of McKim. Mead & White of
New York. Mr. (‘lsfiin occupies it
only during the summer months so‘
that it is available for other Burpoaes
The
house i] large and has been remodel-
ed by Mr. Claflin. His property com-
piites ti.» large four story buildinx
formerly used as a tenement hy the
lime kiln wcrkers and that alto can
be utilized for the school. The ad-
vertisement says that naturecraft will
be taught under the direction of Mr.
Beard and that tltc general manager,
will be Lieut. Harry \\'_ nauor.
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BILL RARIDEN OUT.
Ne“ 't'otit's chmnces for the Nation.
l t l i ii i l h i .... ai litagiie pennant received a hard
’ g ' fl - s -
iidlatiiiplim INN ”1:1? a in" ‘ mt DOMESTIC FINESSE. blow when "Bill" Rartden. Mcortitvs
a courage an a W H thatI It'ellahle catcher, hadthe second finger
"'rr.t~..e are unusually line cigars. of his right hand split by a foul tipi
Your husband is the from Ludurus' bat in the third inninizl
of the game between the Giants and?
Phillies. Saturday. Phtsicians whoiI
examined the injury said the little’
catcher probably will be out of the't
came for three weeks or a month.
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‘3 lbs 25c
B k n Quality). lb. 3'15
( cc man .3id
12¢. 22¢ and 43¢ ”i“
proof large .hot. ..... 75¢
Telephone 1405.
itoo tailed-its. lf-it cannot build
(today. when on it build? We:
fliw-Si.
ANDREW DAVEY, inc.
Those its
“swim" ' " 'moo' nas'
3- sorts-
Sutlwwfl
“Inclusion
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Attractive Values Are
Being Offered at the
STERLING
August Furniture Sale
Satisfy your iurliture needs now while you can ask, a
substantial savings.
2' STERLING FURNITURE CO.
i27-i 29.131 Washington St.
Phone 105 So. Nu"
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Wanted. 500 mm star
Feet
LADIES' SHOES, PUMPS mules
Sizes a 1-2 to 4 1-1. WidthsDIdE
Site to 98c a pm"
At these sacrifices we cannot take time fishy on, but we A
will guarantee that the sire and within
just what they ask (of. F“ Miner 18
Men’s Ties—Vafue 53753506450 ,
Now _ - - $2.502
v 145w .
LEVY s Some-Mn..." 9.333. .
Sensational Offering of l
PARASOLSf
Why fume and fret about the his. hot sun when-3
the price of a parasol is of such small “oration? ‘ 1
Nothing more fortunate could happen an the way of?
a sale. that's sure.
The collection includes our entire lock of Parasolsg‘é:
ranging in styles from the simple sunshade to some of the}.
season's most elaborate creations, and ofiued at next-tot“
nothi. tg prices, to close, for the handles on many of them3
are worth mere than we‘ re asking for Ilse whole Parasol-:5.
Values up to $1.50 at
thlflf. “f’-;V‘L
88 WASHINGTON ST.
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Norwalk Chronicler