.bt Hewleyvlll‘e.
mail: has huge
an is. has returned to
tor a several weeks?
a,» I _
0 East Norwalk.
‘ ,Mrs. Frederick
W st’Maln‘Tstleet. '
W
V rhal'dt. who is now on
genuine, was due to
Charles LaGroix has entered the em-
ploy of” M191. iHilgtllhl‘,,,illi the letters
Washington creel brings cigar store. ‘
. '1‘} .h .ll I ~
The camp nice
., t Springtime last
night watt led by
réderich n. Field.':‘
of the Mist Avenue: Methodist Church ,
Praying" Band
Captain Frill." ,A‘llenis“ recovering
from the effects ot refitting a bad gash
in his headwhlle at work on Captain
,9 proton: show. .
betel: Recharge
Missill ,, , ,, iiihfiliSificlc street.
has hegflgfil)‘ rtalninarjw Miss Lizzie
Kennedy. 01 Neuzotuck. Miss Ken-
nedy returned to‘iher home yesterday.
Frederick Jones, who has been em-
ployed uslilreman on the steamer liar-
lcm. has resigned his position and hail
been succeeded by a New York lire-
man. ‘ .‘ . .. .
Services ‘wlll,.lie resumed tomorrow
evening. hi St; Paul’s Mission. at 'l :30
p. m., dud the‘llev. Chimes T. Coerr,
of New Kerk, Wilhprench. All are in-
«M
elf Cranbury. and
,iner Skldmore and
M y. who are enjoying
sail yacht, are still
. in their craft and will
loll ,.
‘ home who cached about mld~
night. T new: viasvery success-
ful; and. ,
litre WilllnmlfieMott. of Lo.
iiitillujdufiew Paliz.‘ ’
m
of Highland avenue.
an illness or ma-
ewhtcrs. not Maple
.llappy‘owner of u. now. .3
ko sects iv'v
the Methodist
'Flfitghfilg D.
[Stamford this afternoon.
: late popular
. crhl‘al‘n‘giih interest. Good
V,» H z”
. . Willie all is Min
‘ Willis 09: Company hails arrive
twill». . . hound... Antioch.
{sonny has been'doinsra
" = no annual picnic oi the Methodist
Sunday school
to . r v I
will be held at Laurel-
G I». measure the. hall
. , er hurricanes billet-M‘-
used for the day. The school will
probably so On the steamer Kate 0.
Stevens.
nourishes partial Church services.
as follower Preaching by the pastor
at 10: if» n. 111., Subject of sermon, The
intro of Least Resistance; emollient
3.: 30, praise so henchmen by ‘twfpris
ty mlnutee’ autumn. ‘o‘nl‘th‘e topic l’riic-
tlcal vs. sentimental Religion. Special
singing. Sunday school at 12; Juniors
at 4:30; Senior Christian hindeayor at
6:30. '
, . W
Miss Maud, aymond entertained a
party. or. friends .last evening. Danc-
ing, games and other social diversions
. \
, nets colored and. on excellent time,
was. hailiby all prompt. A‘ fig?
lion Was. served. The tannin .
guests depart for home on a late
car. Those present bepide the hostess
«were Miser Helen! Lynch. Miss May»
Raymond. Miss Lulu Godfrey, Messrs.
Charles '1'. Mitchell. Charles T, Nelson.
Williamson and George
Sharron-l a“: i i ,.
III-law
? ", banished!!! Honorplv.
The Dorian baseball team plays lo
Mrs. Chol’rlerl'Weber’sislster,‘ who
has been ‘ est.‘returnedhonlo to
Brooklyn, Vegterday v
The game this afternoon between
the Norotons and Stamfords is the
only one in town today.
The Methodists will hold a sociable
at Robert "Moore’s. Noroton Heights
Thursday eveninglJuly 2b.. -
Mrs. Frank G..:-8nlith and daughter,
of Washington, ' relspending the sum»
mer at Miss car a Gorbam's, Noroton.
Dr. Kane had built a bathhouse and
summer house at the. bend of the chem
nel, Coilsnder's Point, opposite his res-
idence. r
Misaiflusle meet. of New York. arriv—
ed Thursday; [to spendatsw days with
hind. Walter Whitney.
. ,, J nihilism will
be Siren by. Knownon Fife and
Drum Bond, stills” 1'0ng Hall, Dorian.
The topic for Junior Christian
Endeavor Societyflfo gilnday. July 21.
will be "Honol‘ill Jilin“? Prov. 4..
1-4: 10.. 1. rill Sullivan.
2:; h. max;
, sitcoms
or " fabric of the
is. Que Va-
dlsh The public is cordially invited to
be present.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Joseph 1.. Guernsey, pastorlelvlne
worship, with; hormone. Sunday. at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, m. Subject of
. morning discourse.- The Victory of
Faith. Evening tonic,‘Moral Honesty.
The Sunday school meets at noon, the
Junior Magus at 3 o‘clock. the 10p-
worth League at 0:45. The Wednes-
day evenis prayer maetmufl are in-
»slnglng. a
practical exposition of Scripture. enr-
' nest words of prayer and experience
make t are
, ‘ .. services ‘ profitable. All
are inv‘lcd’.’ ' '
; Today's baseball game at “'desz
Bark.,i5tamford. between the Dar on
and Stamford nines, is going to be hots
l‘yj contested There is great rivalry
remainder 9.t°mli9v!lllil.fl9l¥ Ian.
illmalo meter. in ,l. ‘ rial!» in. by
e ther‘slile to wing: arion nine
‘ "' Mai-'5 Grilles
‘ tamfords‘have hail
their eyes entire ball lately. and, on
non thing 3° Uighur:
. collar 1
orwalk, .
. at e?“ o'clock. The ,
- Sirius brought a- lums party of mem-
J‘ . Vin. will 2
. It will start lit-
‘McA. Eisemau and‘tamlly. or New
York. are opepdinlr
Rotor: (Point hOWlH ii
i ’ “ "i « “ WW“ ‘
Miss may Reed.pw.bo has beenspend~
log a week at Bell
to her-homo: i p , ‘
ilur .
you y
will be welcome vleltors at the Rotor:
Point hotel duringfnugust. .
‘l'lii": z» W. .. . saw .
.Fl‘hemauagelne tithsfljloton Pupil
hotel expects a large lnlilill of private
. boarders during tirejmonth of August. ‘
Jlr wellsi‘snh thinly, formerly of
Bell Island and “pudendum spend-
ing the summer at‘Sheepshoad Bay“ ‘
Commodore Arthur G. Krom con-
templates tahlns a trip to Danbur to
alllperyiso the construction of a tro ley
n .. ' T "
g 4 , ’ W m
A new imported two-step, called the
“Automobile." is attracting much at-
ton point.
A gypsy comp is expected daily at
Roton Point. It has been at Concy
island, and the members will come as
soon as their tents and equipment or-
rive.
The famous Lobster Club. of Mount
Vernon, will hold its annual outing and
bake at Roton Point. Wednesday. Au~
gust 7. Big red posters have been put
up, announcing theevent.
The Roton Point. Improvement com
pany intends to make repairs to the
Pine Lodge deck. The H. W. Wells
Pile Driving company has been engag-
ed to drive a suitable number of
piles to make the dock sale.
Walter Strchmcycr, of Bell island.
out his foot severely. one day recently.
on a: piece of broken glass. The wound
does not appear tolleal proprly and
is giving him censidernbly trouble.
Misses Ida and Daisy Nichols and
Chester Nichols. of Newark. have or-
their summer vacation. They are rog-
liltindvmmm and, are well known and
e . -
'W—i—l—n—g
The Bell Island Water company has
nrtesihn well that is being sunk on the
north and of the island. The opera.
tions have not conned, however. it Is
intended to sink the well some feet
0:369“ [in the house 0!. stilliurthcr in-
c casing the supply. ‘
There were two ecxursions at Roton
Polonyostortlay. The Sylvan Strealm
llnvin a barge in tow. left Dock street.
13er vs. at 0:10 o’clooh. and reached
the Point at 2:40 o'clock. and was
scheduled to leave there on the return
iron steamboat
bers of the. Swedish: Ilutheran Bethlci
hem Church. of New York.
Till? T0" BUFFALO.
Plans About Completed for Company
. K’I Excurslon.
With the possible exception of a
few minor details“ the arrangements
have been .‘praeticslly ‘ completed by
Captains. P. Orphan torihcfproliosod
trip of Company K., C. N, 6.. of Bridge;
port, to the Pan-American exposition
at Bullalo. ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
The corn and willieava Bridgeport,
the following day. The trip will ex-
tend over a period of eight days. the
return home being made on the fol»,
lowing Sundny,.(,,, , ‘ p
All Mirosult‘o vornli conferences
with represent? lveribol thoI variouli
re, road/cl) its slow so , no run
between, s35 Yorkjang 'l'i .. ,
rain Broiler; lllpréileennelnl‘lhlsél some»
cur. or us re! p, ‘ilii a
ver ruminants q 3
Q; half/M32?” _
will be but ill
mnrkrlbly¢ low. .
"ii!“ W0
It s .
tide of the r {
a fortnight hit the _,
island. has returned -
schoolgirl New York. .
“tendon in ‘the dancing pavilion at [to ,
new .
rived at the Bell Island house to spend ,
struck it largo vein of water with the ,
on Sunday, ept. 22. arriving in, Bufflllok
lifts b.‘ Cup"
will
a ll
".I-iiilllrvnwr
W l "
‘11 till.
a. an. an
. Thai: Bella, char: 80.1
Ross. alum p. m. not
. or Abraham.l’ralse. . , .
Patrl. Davis; quartet ‘wit so
‘ .contralto.. Inspirer
Prayer. Williams. .
. “ . GONCREGATIONAL, g
coucaanhriOML CEURGI‘thP ll
' Norwalk." 0:30 a. Ill-3” short some ‘
bvalr‘hthe on: minnowé’aéll’ M. Stre.
40.9 own us or" '
Hark! lurk! My Soul ‘
prune solo, D Divine ‘ltcdeemerh .
and. 'At the renneat‘ot‘manv {Mi
Thomas, of .. Baltimore. will s
again. flhe'wlil give By the “We rs;
'0! Babylon, Howell. ‘
1 ‘ ‘ ' . IAPTla‘l‘.,
S 0 U, '1‘ H
Church. Rev. W. H. llubbprd. mini '
tor. The early morning prsyerimeet.
is of the church outbound :
1 3:0 a. ‘l‘nh‘in the Sn
room. and Will be follow ,'
preaching service at 10:30 a."
while the more School wllrmeei
vice at 7:30: All seats are tree; and
‘ ptrnnrsrs will be cladly welcomed.
URINARY BAPTIST CHURCH. .5011“!
Main street, ltev. D. 0. Themes. Dana
tor-$nnday at 11 n. m.. prover and
praise meeting: 8:30 p. on, Sunday,
school; 6:30 p. m.. Chrlatlan Endeav-
or meeting: 8 p. m., preaching by the
, pastor. Subject. What Good M n
. Have Achieved by Faith in God:
Weekly services: Tuesday. 811. in.
Bible Unlonuand Lyceum: Thursday,
8 p. m... prayer meeting. led by Mrs.
Kate Conlgie and J. ill. L. Hopkins:
prayer. meeting topic. How is my
night. Shining as a. Christian. All.
‘ are welcome. ‘
. lADVENT.
ADVEHT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Von
m. and 7:00p. in: Sunday School. 12,
m.; Loyal Workers' meeting. out p.
m. A cordial invitation to all eer-
vlces, especially to. strangers and
those buying no church home.
. GERMAN LUTHERAN.‘
ST. PETlm'fi. CHURCH. NORTH
Main strestwsiirea , lug Sunday ov.
=cnlng‘ at? 7:30 o'ci ck; by the: Rev.
TheodoreBauck. of Port Chester.
GERMAN EVANBELMAL.2
Charles A. Brookmeior. composi-
vices every Sunday, iteruoon at '4
o'clock. in the Shred sh Congrega-
tional Church. , .’,. -
ol-lhlsrim sciatica enamels-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
3 p. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
It Means“. :‘First header. ,All are
welcome. “ '
P‘BCU'bl‘AR COMPLAINT. .
Joseph Harriette. a Bridgeport let...
rter carrier. is confined to his home
with a strange affliction. which‘ is
known as "drop foot." His right toot
is afflicted in a manner that renders
him unable to attend to his duties
one which may confine him to his
home for some time to come. A low
weeks ago. otter bathing. Barrett‘e
felt a numbness in his right hip which
caused him much uneasiness. The
numbness went from “the hip to the
foot. whore. despite medical treat-
ment. it has since remained. The foot
treatment will , "be applied in
that relief maybe obtained.
BRITISH SHIP READING HERE.
Captain .Fiehley‘Tello oi Boer Prime-
are at St. Helena.
NEW YORK. .lluly 20-—'l‘_l_le._Brltlsll
.fil‘litlgfillllixnefiill a. now, in c at Jcr.
err lib? has our! an . f m Sl-
‘Heleillv‘ ahdJAsiiellsions ‘ ‘
Captain Fishley, speak
Boer prisoner goo the. island. ‘
impure re in twill); prisoners there
9940.11-95" 1‘? port cephhare Tranllo
ahler‘andégrunge Free; sisters. The;
ems n. on h per cent. a made up 0' .
other nationalities: thinnest in .pollii,
or numbers being Scandinavians.
the hope
navians heldimastei‘s. nil mates' cer-
, ‘Mriuanahorts.’ . .
‘ ‘lAt the
... fl.
. e s it
6: killll‘ike ”will“
t ”gopher schist; l‘
Elicia” "
, n
NORWALK him .
125m. Tlle Christian Endeavor Slot
cloty‘wlltmeot at 6:30, p. m.; and will ‘
he succeeded by the preachinpiher...
l} . Kansas City Journal.
Znndt avenue. East Norwalk. J. W. 3
Davis, pastor—Preaching. 10:30 a. ‘
genetics EVANGELIGAL ensues. ‘
is constantly .in pain and vigorous ,
inn of” the ‘
said: ‘
"i found thutimany. of the coaxial?
tincntes. There werd'nluny desertionai, 5 p
from Scandinavians ships in, p-Bouth ~ .,
. Leave Sputh Norwnik. 7
l
d... .Iriearer on
”Wily-ms, only a p
‘6 allelic—mm u alley]: or water ‘ ‘r
on rough
, “ A meeting.” says a Kansas paper,"
“will be held on {Saturday night tohear
«oompieiuts or suggestions from Those
. most dnterested in our cemetery." And
yet it is a toregoue conclusion that
these, most interested in the cemetery
.will. neither make a complaint nor sug-
gest. a suggestion. For where else are
those. more contented with their lot?«
‘onhvcuaa non over-spam.
Mrs. Franklin. Bush. or Newcastle,
tress anabelehing.
ll could'rllear of. but nothing «helped me
cent bottle cured me completely."
For
otter
‘ natural railway man."
“How was that?”
“Why, when he was a little chap he
tried to ‘stenl a switch' from the well.
where his maternal aunt had burn; it.
But thosattempt resulted in a headend
collision with his mother, who prompt-
ly switched. him back again and left
himtorepnlr damages in the you .”
WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW.
Great conscternatlon was felt by the
.triends at M. A. i-Iogarty. of herring-r
ton, Ky“ when they {saw he was torn-
ing ye in
diet). He won treated by the best doe-
‘lors, but without benefit. Then he
.vties l was wholly cured."
proves its matchless merit for all
, Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
Norwalk, and John A. Riggs. Nor-walk,"
druagiets.
Jack-4 made two calls this after-
brelln at the last place I called.
Torin—How do you know but what
your left it lit the first place?
‘JnckmllecauseJtllat’s where i got it
You can. never cure dyspepsia by
dieting. What your body needs is
plenty of goodiooil properly digested.
Then; it your stomach will not. digest
it; Kodol; Dyspepsiaucpure will» it con»
talus «lie I .
hence must. digest every class of food
and sou-prepare, it that, nature can use
itin n'odrlalllbfl the bodyahd replacing
the Valli-ed tissues. thus giving lite.
and good.
son...
Ail-fills liendsfilt An Arkansas club
omen “insists thatono. oi metrical
to ' hing lines in Shakespeare is‘that
' ‘lc’hfith‘cipoet. says: ’3Hcres a
Mary. s M romembr cc."
healthy appetite. “G. 0. still»
i
till [took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 1 ‘
sale by R. H. Pleisted and F. ii 7,
“Yes. Brlscom early proved hewas a
w. His skin slowly changed" :
color, else his eyes, and he suffered j
terribly. His malady was Yellow Jenn: = .
.wasnuvisec to try Electric Bitters. the , f
wouderiul Stomach and Liver remedy, . 7.
.and hehwrltes: “Alter taking tAwotbpt‘y1
:- a .
noon. and i. must have lett my um-h .. a
$5.75pert011
tho nuturul digestnnts,,
health. strength ambition. pure blood,
»' . ‘granch o‘ . computer
‘ heave New York :1
Blackmail Street. (2.10 p. in.
‘ (Saturday. I :30 p.ill.)
est 315i. Street, 2:40 p. or.
(Saturday; we p. m.)
"“ ennui
Single. 40s.}. , Excursion, 70c.
ropumnlirfrnnnoon
SAIL
. . ' \ . . to ‘
manpower. .
HEMPSTEAD HARBOR.
SUNDAYJCLY 2:.
w
c.—nxcunslr)n FARE—25c.-
W
Sailin through New York
vans in Hempstcad Harbor—Coi-
umbia, Constitution, Indepen-
dense.
FREIGHTEROPELLER
to .
Norwalk and South Norwalk
Leave Beekmnn St, N. Y.:
Mon, Wed, and Fri. at 5 p. In.
., . 4. .Leavc Norwalk :.
' lilies? “filmed“. Sat-rem Ram:
£01.. says: "I suffered tor ”assault; 1 . ‘ ‘ ‘
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis “
I tried everything .-
On file at the Reading
Room in the Graphic
Arts Building, Expo-
sition Grounds :
'o.
O
O
i
ALSO
FO‘R SALEM
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DELIVERED in YOUR pin. ‘
nan—w.—
nnd that 181118 BEST.
vantage of price quoted obeys.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
and‘we will please you.
_ ; snowman enema '_ . .
' Cool in c antihistamine: than;
0
:35 a,“ in.
AcLIFF AND
Leave South Norwalk, 2:00 p.
“ ”m.
, Yacht Chi heat, at the tendon-
Wo handle only one grade at Coal, .
Place your orders now. and take ad- ‘ .
liest in quality. cleanly screened. ,
been in the past, give us your order. ‘
irhiihiihiih
«column and "
some. in sportsmen
strength. Our 8
of compactne .
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