Felt We“ deed Leek
‘ m and Social Isles. ,
”Millard. of West Hartford. who
a guests! Miss Minnie Bell
twoweek will return home to~
_ . .lleoentlyMiss Millard were
1 0111 Mine party and captured
. ' blacklish. the largest one
by any member of the party. It
the first time Miss Millard had been
vi:
harbor 11111th are beginning to
fairly well. but they are pretty
Myet Good catches ofcrabs are
Wamade. and the season willbeat
iteheItinthe next week. Round clams
new in their prime.
Complaint is again madcof certain
boys who are a nuisance aboutthe place.
mummy werein the vicinityof
thedepotaud made life miserable for
trident until after midnight. ‘
ME. Benedict. of East Norwalk,
church ‘on Sunday morning and assist
Raymond in the evening at the
1
“The lower end of First avenue. close
trolley tracks, is badly in need of
Almost every week accidents
“aim that section of the highway.
. '1!
Mrs. Lyman Clock and daughter, Miss
Grace Belle Clock, of Binghamton, N.
Y.,areguests at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. M H. Tolles, East avenue.
‘ $1”. 11 1,» r
Ex~$electmati 0. W. Baymond’found
elady' scape in Fitch street, Monday,
and took it to Frank Underhill's house,
1 where it awaits a claimant.
MinElla Grobe,of Brooklyn, is the
guest oer. and Mrs. William Gehr-
rnann. She will probably make her
Ernest Groeschnerwas overcome by
the heat, yesterday afternoon, while out
in his orchard. Dr. Baker attended
him.
Misses Fannie and Jessie St. John are
spending the week in Port Chester,visit-
1113 friends. They expect to return Sun-
day.
The steamer Medea is being repaint-
cdin Cold Spring harbor, after having
her machinery overhauled in Brooklyn.
Francis Mohoughlin will build a new
residence in Maple avenue. He has
awarded the contract to H. V. Carr.
Willie Masterson and Miss Lulu Rod-
gers, 'of Danbury, are at Dr. Peck's,
East Norwalk, for a week's outing. .
Captain Arthur Day, of the “May-
flower," will take a party of young
friends out sailing tonight.
E. E. Gerham has commenced paint-
ing Charles Deuschella’s new house in
St. John avenue.
Mrs. G. H. Cole, of VauZandt avenue,
is entertaining Miss Pearl Benton, of
New Canaan. _...
MT. B. Griffin and Miss Cora E.
fierce have returned from a visit in
New York.
' A Frederick ll. Banford. of East avenue.
stortedthis mowing on his annual va-
cuion. m M m
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Warm, of Cove street, yesterday.
Minliellie L’Hommedieu. of Henry
street. is sick.
‘ total 11111 110111111111.
1 , Theaelsctnhn have awarded the con
m for the iron work of the two new
bridges, one to be placed over Good
Wife's river, near Joseph Hindiey's,
and the other in Main street, near Chur-
lee W. Raymond's residence, to the
Mn iron Bridge company. The
Writ! be exactly alike and similar
in construction to the King’s End Land-
tug 1311159.le will be thirtymlr feet
Mudflats“ feet wide The cost
I”! the allotments will be ”.300. The
slousabutmcnts will be built by Con
m2. ’1'. Bates, of Barton. who on
colts-about .300. Mr. Bates is new
min; the opium pipes beer
Wright’sesrriageshop, and will oom-
mshcetedsyputtlng in the culvert for
‘ thunbrldge. ltls hibefortyllvc
, .9 fasting, Including the sldewslks, and
" fittest wide,1vitl1two feet of open
mlnslde. Thump is to he of list
it!“ cemented and laid on iron string
mudmthls will be e cooling at
. Melons.
The mannered lecture on files llur"
was well attended last night at the
Methodist Episcopal church. slid MM
very intending. .l. 11. Jackson. of
WWW the lecture. and E.
M‘W showed the view, of
width this were nearly one hundred.
i WW. oft): ltidge, rm
1 Mitchell-sword from s 11111111111111“:-
yssteudsy sfternmn. whenbe
mm by «m. " who want--
ed Wide to his mum. Mud
141
"1
’ileech 1n the Southport Methodist
altoghntthlsoue alrobroksdowu,end
, it was newsssrytotry two othexsbefore
on suitable tethe ipuruey could he
, found.
Miss Florence Slivers. of Sound
Beach. is visiting Mlssifitells Austin.
Constable Alonzo Weed is slowly lin-
proving.1
John Selleck. inspector of the Telford
road, spent yesterday at Baton Point.
Mrs. George W. Winkler, of New
York, with her family, is at H. M.
Valentine" :1 residence.
GeorgeP. Valentine, of New York,
is visiting his brother, H. M. Valentine.
Mrs. John Hellman and Mrs. George
Everett went to Meriden today to attend
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Nicholas
Joyce.
The axle of A; v. Millspaugb’e big ice“
wagon was sprung at Ox Ridge, one day
this week, and the cart was left in the
road until some “insane can be devised
to get it to Darlen.
BRANCHVILLE.
David Mead has left here for Holmes-
burgh, Pa, where he has a position.
so. Titus a‘nd son Howard are board-
ing at Mrs. Andrew Godfrey s for two
weeks.
, The ore mill is closed for the present
Mrs. Mary Wilmarth is visiting at Jere
Ruscoe' s.
Mrs. John H. Williams entertained
on Sunday Mrs. Knox and' Fred Brun-
dage,of New York city, and Mrs. Sam-
uel Keeler and her son“ and daughter, of
Ridgefleld.
Guests at the Mead homestead are J.
W. Banks and family and Henry Mead,
all of Norwalk, and Miss Lena Jewel,
of New York city.
Miss Kathleen Williams visited at
South Norwalk and Bell Island, on Mon
day. 1»
A REALLY GOOD LAMP.
One 11:11 is Clean, Light, Bright and
W111 Stay Lighted.
Now that the evenings are growing
shorter it behooves every cyclist who
enjoys a ride in the best part of the day
to provide 'hiihself with a good light.
givertoshow the way. One of the
best we have seen is the new improved
Globe Vapor Lump which we have had
the pleasure, of testing. It gives u bril
lisnt White light; will stand the hamlet
knocks, and laughs tit-the wind 111d
weather. It is light. beautiful in 111111; e
and extremely simple.
The 111111111111'111 nttxwlnuont is unique,
no bracket being mmimd, the lamp
fastening directly to 11111111 tubing or
forksquickly and securely. It is well
made, finely nickel plutml 111111 is us
much hetlor‘thun the old style lumps
that lined the market 1111 daylight is over
darkness. It poisonous one feature
which every one will sppnmiuto-ubso-
lute cleanliness. "cleanliness is next
to (311111th then the Globe Lamp
shouldbeun idol to the bicycle rider.
and it is. It is the original "Vapor
Lump" 11ml contains patented features
to be found in no other make.
To add ,to other good qualities the
price has been reduced to $1.110. Trude
supplied by Hibbervl. llpeucor, Bartlett
c111, (thicngo.who control output of
factory.
M...» .1111“... .1
I Quick-Mull The
Morgen & Wright. the Chicago 11111111»
motto the makers. have supplod totlto
majority of bicycles built 111 1111111 their
nowqulck-repeir tlm,1vhlch is so new
pic that the wonder is its principle was
notdleoovcrtslloug 111111.111- shown in
the illustration.
there lies inside of
tlielnner tube of
the tire a strip of
rubber. When
‘ the 1111- (which
‘ means the «um
casing and the
11111.11 lulu 1 is
panotuml by 11
took. pin. null,
glass or other object, oil that is monetary
ls to pump as much air as 111111111111!“
into the tire. inject 11111111111 puncture,
with a little vest-pocket tool, someh-
qnld rubber cement. and press down the
spin With the thumb. Then the 11111111111
be inflated and used immwlistcly. This
113er bus been made us quickly as thin
13141111111 minds. The details of melting
111151. repair mm mm by 11... 11m. to 1111111.
ustaloguehy means of it relics of comb
cal illustrations.
I
on... w... .w. waywa-
, party at her home, lust night.
11.111111111111111...
Sens Items at Interest Which The leather:
tortillas Flnd ls Write stow-11“ (lobe
and Coming of Der Village People. '
The case of C. L. Ogden against Leon *
Liebeskind and wife, owners of the Fair:
view House, will come up next week in
the Superior Court. Mr. Ogden sued to
recover 11250. which he claims is due him ‘
for constructing the both houses opposite _
Liebeskind claims he
the hotel. Mr.
did not order the work done.
Thomas Finerty, of Norwalk, has so-
cured a position as coachmen for W11~
liam Maser, of Main street.
Assistant Postmaster F. E. ,Lookwood
will spend 811th in Port Chester.
Captain John H. Monsell hos purchas-
ed a new delivery wagon for his grocery
business. , '
The Tramway company has laid a
curb and gutter on Captain Alva Tut»
hillfs property, at the corner of Ray-
mond avenue and the Roton Point road,
in exchange for some land.
George 80th assaulted his wife and
again aroused the neighborhood in the
vicinity of his home on Lenox Hill, yes-
terday. Members of Isaac Shaw's fami-
ly rushed down'to Constable Ladrigan.
and he, with a dozen citizens, respond-
ed. On their arrival at the Schock
house things were quieter than is usual
en a Sunday. The house was locked up
and no one was about.
The. Methodist church and Sunday
school are anticipating 11 very pleasant
time on the occasion of their annual
picnic, next Wednesday. The start will
be made at 8 .30 o ‘clock, from Gravy 8.1
L’Hommedieu's dock. . The steamer
“Kate (3. Stevens" will tow the sloop
Nana A. Rowland across the Sound.
Charles Lowndes has had a new rail-
ing placed about his front porch, and is
making other improvements. He has
also had a lamp post set in front of his
residence.
Nathan Uhumplin, son of E. E. Cham-
lin. of Logan avenue, is quite sick with
dysentery.
E. H. White is having a stone well
constructed botuieen his property and
that of 'E. R. Pennoyer. Charles Morris
is doing the work.
James E. 5191 ens was taken with
dysentery, yesterduy. 1'
WINNIPAUK.
lidwmd, infant son of George and
Anna Albcle. who died Wednesday, was
buried yesterday morning.
Chm-lea Keith, of Mexidon, is visiting
his father, B. 8. Keith.
Miss Bertha l'udi1vell gave a lawn
, The
evening was passed in playing games
and put-taking of :rcfmshments. The
gathering broke up at u lute hour, the
guests complimenting their hostess upon
the good time they 111111111111. The lnwn
was beautifully decorated with Chinese
lanterns. 11111111111; those present wisro
Misses Lou 111m 1111111011, Murion London,
Lulu tihruyor. 1.111111 ll11tchinson,11‘loro11cc
London. lluttic Kieth. Mellon McAllis
tor, Alice Amie-y. 11.11111) Jennings.
1.1111111 Riley, Ullll‘ll Shruynr. May Shop
11rd, Messrs. Willimn Wood, 11111-11111 1111‘-
Allistcr. Percival 'l'hompson, Walter
Jennings, Edward Ho] 1111-11, (.loultl Hoyt,
Lyman lloyt, llnvitl Pollard, William
ltnndle, WilliamGilmore. Edu'urdBrolho
erton 11nd [r11 lax-kennel
CllANBURY
Mini-11111111 Moore is visiting in West-
port.
11‘. 11'. (3111111 has been bothered with
orchard thieves.
Miss Hilt’lll 11nd Gertrude Adams, of
Bridgman. whom‘o visiting their 11111111111,
Miss Frnnkle Gregmy, 11‘th on uhlghly
successful fishing excursion to Weston.
Tuesday.
A party of Chestnut lllllltlos visited
Mrs. Lloyd Philips. 111 ( ranbury, T111101
11113111111 had their fortunes told
(trend Lodge at limped.
The 11111111111 "muting of the (31111111
Lodge of lrlsrugarl wee holtlln llurtfonl.
yesterday. The reports of the mastery
and treasurer showed the order to be in
a flourishing condltlcm. There are thir-
ty-flve lodges in the state. ten of which
11.111 women's lodges. The momben'dilp
is shout 20,1100. The following officers
were elected: (l. 15., Chris Baum.
Watcrhury: E. (l. 11., .lmepli Kenn.
New llsveumrund safe, Adam (mu.
legele, Torrlngton; 1.1111111 mmtsry.
(lemma Mlchlor, New Haven: greed
treasurer, (longs Home Now 111111-11.
Does Your Wheel
Look “Rusty”?
W1- usu tune it 111: wonderfully lay moi-ding
the 111m... silverware and Jewelry. in lit-fl
anything that intone plate done rlnht.
The outlay 11 Little Enough
Bring Them In.
FREEMAN d 3011,
131 Water St. So. Norwulk.
Wheeler's foundry.
use). .
twul sent to the out.
.cugo 1101111111.; Joseph llyrne of 1137 West
Uhto street, Marquette, Mich. The prob-
lem is to lit the five pieces together so that
they will form 1‘. perfect cross.
W
What Van Left or.
V1111 is 11 yours old 11nd very proud of the
loot that he can dress himself In the mom
111g, 1111 but the buttons “that run up and
down uhlnd. ” w '
V1111 lsn tenough of an acrobat yet to
make his small lingers thus do duty be-
tween his shoulder bludcs, so he backs up
to pups and gets 11 bit of help.
0110‘ looming Van was in 11 great hurry
to get to some important work he had on
bond, the morslmling of an army or some-
thing of the sort, so he hurried to get into
his clothes, and of course they lmthcml
him because he was in 11 hurry and didn't
take as much mine as usual Things
would get upside down and “ ’hlnd sldo
'fore," 11111111 the 11 11y that the logs and
arms of these somethings got mixed was
dreadful to contemplate. So I am afraid
it was not 11 veryploueant face that came
to pupa for the finishing touches.
V “There, everything is on new!“ shouted
an .
“Why, no, 1111,” sold pope. sobcrly.
“You 111111 11 t put; (11 111-1 thing on vet!"
Van carefully inspected his clothes, from
the tips of his small toes 11p to the broad
collar about his neck. He could find noth-
lng wanting.
“You haven’t put your smile on yet,”
sold pup", with the tiny wrinkles begin-
nlug to creep about his own eyes. “Put it
011, Van, and 1'“ button it up for you!"
And, if you will believe me, You hogan
to put it on then and there! After that he
ol11u1stnl11‘uys mnwmlml that ho couldn‘t
Milly roll himself dressed for the tiny un~
til he had put a sunny loco ntnp of the
white collar and the Scotch plaid necktie.
—.-\\‘ebh llonncll in Youth's Companion.
Slyhoole.
'1‘111111111 was vorv happy when he came
11011111 from school 111111 11 fume crow [11111111-
ed on his shoulder; 11111, to fell the truth,
be was not mpmml of his pet utter a closer
acquaintance. Slylxmtw-fluit was Muster
Crow's mime—stem lmrncd 11 gwnt many
trlcks besides those that Tommy taught
him. ‘
llldlly Toy-knot 1111.11 bringing up a large
family of llu‘ly while chickens, and Siv-
lxmts (1111 (01111. them ml "11 know flint
ltlhlvy was slmugvr than 1111. but he not his
\vlts to work-till his sly little 11min mn~
trlvcd a [llilll l’ur golfing :1 chicken 111111
nor.
So 1111 111111 11111111 11111191511111 whore B111
11)" 51111111111111 1111111 [11:11 lng‘ 'hunt the prick
ct"11ml 1111111111 his 1111111111 1111 it he 11: cunt
(1111111111111 Nu 111 all.
(lie-11111111 libltlytlrm 1‘ him mmy. but he
soon 1":11111'11‘11111‘11. “11111115111111 111 Lin-111111“)!
rem-h 111‘ 111-1- lnil :11211 111.112 ~ (111'1‘11ml11vcr
11311111 1111 lriul this 111:1111111’1-r till your
llhltly's11:1111'111-1- 11115111111111-1313111111211.
A1. 111.11 {div l-l'inlh‘ol up lu'l‘ 11111le and
chum! him [hormone111111:111‘1l1-11111l11lh11
1110;111:111: \Vlu-n “111111;“! left her brand for
11111111111. Slylmun suddenly took to his
wings, and run-111111.: the poultry yunl first
mrrtml 1.1111111111111151 11111.1 111111411111.
llidtly sow 111111111111111111 14... Luv, Inn the
very next 1on she lust Iwr 11111111111 mmln
111111 so lost 1111111 lu'l‘ or ln-r childnm.
“011, 11111111" 11'"th Tummy, "ll she
could only 1111111111111111' 11111 tn got 1111111? Hot
1 1-1111‘1111111'111'11n-nn'mls-rtlmt "tyne-ll when
. 11111 buys from 11111. 11ml 1 s’pnsc l mustn't
viper! 11 111111 to know 11111111 1111111 I."
l'nnr llldtlvcnulil 11111'111‘11'111‘11 tn kwp her
temper.11111111111413'111111111 111111 In 11.1 11111111111011
to his native wmsls.-1,lulden buys.
Her Name In flowers.
'l'lny 1111111 brown seeds
l'lanml In a row.
311111 by 1111111, 1111 and 1111111).
111111110 about they go.
191111 11ml wlml. rate 1111:! cloud.
llenllo little showers.
All common to please our Maud
and 1111le her name in flowers.
Christian Work.
.1 ... We...“ .....
Chemical mm
B: telling 111111111 11111111111111? 11ml lvlmrlng
Imo's mm this! it ct l‘lllrt «Mill 1W
will 1111111111111“! 111 the wan-r
Hy adding I'llllf'f‘lllllllllll'l salt to 11 1111111
111m at 1111111111- nl slim- 11 1111141 1111111» rm
dot is prudent”! which. if plated in the
sunlight, 1will 111m two
”one the juice of a mi outvlmmlnlos ,
1M tube 111-11111: glues Mills». drop in very
missile 11 ml 11 lion 111 rushing 11111111.th
leg theleulln more 1111141,- ynu 91.111.111.111.
lug sods in, and you will we 1.11» ml will
time mutually turning blue. 11111111 add-
in themmlutitm. slid on blue mine
«ll given: to much. bouts Post-
331111111111
“A.
Pnces to
Close”
. ’ "2" Gazette Building,1llorwalk, Ct
Outing Soils at
v
1“ ,
Brown mixed all wool cloth suit, skirt lined with porn: 1111101111111 bound with velveteen
Jacket faced with silk; former price, $11 50; price to close, $5. 00. Fancy mixed cloth
suit, all wool, skirt lined and 111.,1u11d jacket faced with silk and trimmed with small
buttons; former price, $10 00:111‘11'11 to close, 115. 00.
Block and navy blue. all wool serge
suits, full skirts lined and bound; former price, $7. 75; price to close $5 00.
Shirt Waists! .
We will continue for another week our special sale of ladies’ shirt waists.
500 and 71' 1c waists for 25c; 31 waists for 501mm 25 and 81. 50 waists for $1.
Housefurnishing Dept.
Now' is the time to buy a hammocks. ' We are selling
mount Hammocks for- - - - 1' - - 7 It :19 cents
‘5 " “, “ - - - - ~ - - - ' 1'12 cents
$1.25 is u , _ , . - . a . . - $1.“,
$1.65 , " " 1 - - - - - - - - - at 25
“J5 1 " " 1 - - - - - - - - $2. 25
$3.50 " " 1 - . - - - $2.35
3-qnurt Lightning Freezer, I - - - - - - - $1.75
3 “ White Mountain Freezer, - - - - - - - - 82.011 ‘
Lightning Fruit Jars, pints, $1; quarts, 131.2 5 per dozen. Ilcro Jars, some quality as
Lightning, pints, 75c per dozen. Jnr rubbers of all kinds.
Fancy baskets closing out. at half price.
fee Pots at cost.
BEST
VALU E!
1
1
l
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
Fancy Agate Tea and (Joi-
LOWEST
. . .1 PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you Will FEE L T1115 SAML'
We have now in stock
The Host }Ever18hown
Complete
Line of 111115 City!
By trading with us you will always get; the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
'0 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwelk.
CA1! PISTURE BEACH 11
Sea Food of All Kinds.
Shore Dinnerss Specialty.
011 and till»? July-11h, 11 (rue mnveyum‘o will
mums-t 11111111111 'l‘mmwuynl Mllnwuuovverr
c. A. HUD-AID.
lllllll' utter l p. 111.
1
THE CELEBRITED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be gear»
enteed the some tiny Copy
is handed in. l'
tenable effort will be made
to commodore
butchsugcs rennet be 111»
slsted upon :11 a right no»
less copy 11 sent in by 1
o'clock in the afternoon at
the day before change is
desired.
IUVFALQ
OLD?!"
Vito
FOR ,
OA'H'IJ:
(thicken.
HOHIIIl
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CHAIN
V13“ ,
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iflhflflfl
bflylfil
“filnlfll
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erased.
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GOALS
Fill! RANGE AND FURNACE.
Tum Gaels are free from dirt
and slate: will he dellvcmd bv
mini driven. aloud unini-
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim to cor-
Ml.
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Rsvsoso secs.
.‘s It'd?! ' *0
Every rcs~
patrons.
s
Pay Enough!
lam priced things are not always rump
lane prices are medium clearly bought
Them 11 11111111 a thing its extravagant «uneasy.
That means savior: on the price It the men of
lit“ quality.
1 tell we! clean grain 111111111: low as it is priest
to sell it
I «on tsp-ll the other kind at any prim
MANUEL r.narc1~1,[
The letting (11111111 lie-let,
1! 11111111111 West, is. ismslh.
Come and see our 4
High
Grade
19 lb.
Wheel
for
1‘ 01.1.? GUARANTEE l).
”m
Iorwslk Pattern Works,
C. ll. AlSlllOllPE,Prop.
HARTFORD
Bicycles to;
dose _ ,lc‘ I111 .
only flax“: 11:11:: to: ‘50
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Milton new when at bicycles.
the m M trustworthy llullmd
myrtle dmps openly. Nothing embroiled
in use dealing with you. We use: everybody
the use.
Columbia Bicycles
two W \
fliers is so which ”flawless. They
mlhrrhelrselevnrme «11.1mm.
Walled, mwwbfl],
an (in M11 Mall 1 «11 M
1m. 1- m 11 m. 21?. “ w
P. 8. WHILE“ CYCLE CD.
so mu street, smelt.
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