“TOLREST MEANS RUDT
TOHUBT MEANS BUST
N0 REST NO RUST
N0 "981‘ NO BUST."
W0 ills. lWrrs n Acumen-viva.
3 RIFflN 3D4 filliSl.‘ A
:AST AAAAAAA
TA... E, J i‘loddy. of‘ Win Znndt
street. is alittle better.
Samuel Holmes is moving today
from 266 . East nvenuo to “Wmilc‘id
street.
J 3W, Emily is in Brewsiers, N Y.,
today looking after the erection 01' a
church in that pluce.
Mr. and Mrs. I4‘dgar I3‘nnchcr‘ und
son Roy, of Winfield street, spent Set
urday in New York city.
Milo Osborn. of l‘teddlng Ridge, was
the guest of l). l’. Morrcll, of First
street, over the Fourth. l ‘
3 Ruth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
‘liam Gilbert, of Pleasant street, has
recovered from it short illness. I
3 Miss Etta SA bultro. of Bridgeport
spent the Sabbath with her sister, Mrs.
August Worm, of Cove avenue 4
The Ladies’4 Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will meet
as usual Wednesday afternoon oi” this
week.
W H.11arnum returned to l‘lunbury
tmoy utter a churt stay at M. S Pul-
trick’s on the Washington street
bridge.
Miss Edna and Luurcttu l). Ains-
. worth, of Cottage ,uvcnuc. have been
' spending AA. few days with friends on
Long Island.
Mrs. Millie Illinn and Mrs. Mabel
Phillips of New Y.ork Spent the
Fourth with friends in this place and 5
South Norwalk. 1
The Loyal Woilwrs’ Society of the;
Advent (‘hiistiun (“lunch will' meet at
the home of William Merriam in South
Nortwnlk Wednesday evening. 4
Clifford Hall who h as been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ferris. of
Seaview avenue will return to his
borne-in Brooklyn. tomorrow. ’
3 George Bluudacc hns left the cm-
ploy of l-icrmon Mnlmo as liliutionisi
and expects shortly to secure a posi-
tion in the Norwalk qun Works ,
W. F. Lockwood rind wife, who have
been thcguests or Mr. and Mrs. E E
Gorhnm of First street returned to
their humour ngcw liavsn yesterday.
Charles Ll yd ol thismlnco, hols lctt
th‘olemploy of A. A Raymond. Jr... oi’
Rotun Hill and bus boon succeeded .by
William Snyder. of South Norwulk
The Young Imdics‘ industrial Studio 3
ty of,4 St. Paul's Mission will hold u;
' sociol- Thursday evening at the homel
of: Miss Catherine Thomas in Rowan
:5 rec
I j’l‘hursddy night he will. a lu‘rgdfire
4 wooibu'rnod and he was quite buA‘4lly
‘ maker with two fuses and went outiu
front of the store to have a little colo-
brutldn. H39 lit the firecracker, but
one of the fuses did not burn. While
lie-wits attempting to light the other
one the “cracker" suddenly exploded
and covered him with powder and
elbow on the. right arm. His shirt;
triuhtencd.
‘ Willie luocllor, son of Mr. lind Mrs.
ubi‘flét lll ldgs shot himself in the atom.
nth Friday noon in front ottho itadol
oyster dock. The spring of the pin-
tol was broken and he was pulling the
trigger back to shoot when it slipped
and the wuddlng u‘nd powder of u 22
calibre cartridge entered his stomach
on the lower left side. The wound
who very painful but the young- dollow
hurried to his home not far away,
where Dr. Ilukor Was called and dress‘
ed the wound. The boy is around to-
day, bill. the doctor is afraid of looks
skinned both arms and bonds.
nownrroiv.
W. A. Crockett, of Pittsburg, Pa. is
spending it two weeks va‘cntion in this
i 8(‘0
Mrs. W. S Winters and son Schuy-
lcr, of the Bronx, are visiting Mrs.
Stanley Mills.
Brigadier General John '1‘. Cutting
and Mrs Cutting are visiting Major
Mickey, at Belmont, Rowuyton Conn.
Miss 3A A3. Sowurhy who has been
visiting Mrs Stanley Mills has gone
to liar liar,bor Maine, for the sum-
mer.
Mr. und Mrs Fred Ringroso return.
A3Al homo to New York utter visiting
Mrs. Stanley Mills Mrs. Ringrosc was
formerly Miss Lizzie. Johnson and has ,
many friends in this place
M Cody. cf the ('ody Plumbers Sup.
ply Company, of Minneapolis Minn.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
B. A. Griffin. of Main street. This is
Mr Codys first visit cast and be is ,
lunch piouscd with the country.
Wale; pipes have been. laid along
Main street, and the contractor is ex‘
pooled to begin thc3 work of locating
them in a few days Nearly all the
residents of the. upper end of the vll~
making connection with the South
Norwalkmain. -
«~A household necessity llr Thom
ns's Eolcctric Oil. Heals burns outs
wounds of any sort; cures sore throat
croup cutairh asthma; never fails.
BNRIENSIND NDROTON.
Mrs.‘ William Wood, who has been
in is improving.
William Chalmers -. has recovered
in om his attack of lumbago
Henry Scnfleld, who has been quite
ill (or the post thrco Weeks; is improv.
(“apttin \V H. Verity and party re
turned ycStcrduy afternoon from Ros-
lyn. 1.. L. where they had been the
guests of friends over the Fourth and
Saturday.
Samuel Greene returned to Brooklyn
this morning after spending a few daysl
with Max Levy, of the Washingtonl
street bridge. He will return for a
short stay here next Friday
llev. Henry Stone, president of the
State Sunday school association at
Wollinnford will preach in the All?-
veut Church. next Sunday in exchange
with the pastor. Rev J. W. Davis
Mrs. Carrie Schonck. who has bceni
, visiting at the home of Mrs E. J Rod
.dy, in Van Znndt strtec returned to
her home in Loni; island yesterday at
tot-noon, after a four days stay .
Hurry Roberts went to Plousure’
Bench Bridgeport yesterday often;
noon. to see the Cuban Giants and
Gra‘phophoncs play ball but was dis-z
appointed. asthe game was postponed .3
Mr arid Mrs. Jerome E. Smith of
Cottage avenue had a pleasant family
gathering at their home .last Friday.‘ .
Friends were present from Brooklyn
and the ‘Norwnlks and dinner was sorv.
ed on the lawn all enjoying it very
much .,
Willie Mueller is now employed as
extla clerk at the Bridge Fish Maiwktt
Mrs Charles Anderson of Lot-um:
street. has been entertaining her neph
ews Albert and William‘ inunquist. of
New York
Mrs. Kore Secdort. ot4 Mount Sehey
Haspitu‘l. and Miss Fay Seedort, oi!
New York city. spent the Fourth with
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Holmes. of blast
avenue They returned to the city
Saturday morning.
The Sacrament or the Lord’ 5 Supper
was observed yesterday morning in
the EastAA‘remm‘ Methodist Church and
three children were baptized. In the
evening'Rev Cunningham preached
an excellent patriotic sermon
The Junior Praying Band will meet
4 Friday av sing at the home or F H.
Field in uintard avenue. South Nor-
walk. This meeting was to have been
held lost week but owing to the uh.
series of Mr. Field was held at James
L‘Hcmmedisu 5.
Mrs. Hatfield remains in about the
Sam‘s condition at her home in East
* if anything there is a slight
improve out. w'l‘he members of the
3!
\3 platform service post
4 3. . stoned because of the rain was new
last evening in the Advent Christian
Church. and “(as well Mud.
‘ season. -
3 ly recoverd.
' A nssidy of New York, are the guests
3 otjnfisistur of the tonne or base.
lug slowly.
A band of gypsles passcd through
llnrien on their way to Stamford, Sat
urduy morning.
John Obcrlnuder, who is building a
forty eight toot. launch for himself. has
the ribs in and boarded up
Frederick Leonard who has been ill
for some time with an attack of pncu
media is improving nicely now it
is thought that he. will gain rapidly.
Selectmen Charles G. Waterbury
and Charles W. Raymond have finish.
ed their road work' in Darien for this
Herman Schmidt. steward at the
Wee Burn Golf Club, who has been ill.
is improving nicely. He is almost ful-
iouis Stoorza the blacksmith. is
row able to use his wrist on formerly
llc sprained it the other day and had
it in bandages
The Fourth of luly was rather quiet
in this place, the majority of" people
going out of town A large number
spent the day at ltoton Point,
i‘he iron top to the brick vault that
has been built on the east side of the
town hall, has or rived and placed into
position. The vault will be complet— 4
ed immediately
Louis Stoorzn is having crushed
stouc laid on the walks around his res
idcncc. .A flower bed is being nutde
in the front yard and the place pro
cents a flue appcumncc.
Carl Wuerz who wus dangerously
ill with diphtheria and recently suf-
fared a relapse is improving nicely
now. it is thought that he will be
ubixto attend to his duties in a few
“The Father's Care ” was the topic
of the Christian Endeavor Society
meeting at the Dorian. thgregationai
Church last evening. Miss Helen
Waterbury was the leader Percy
Cantrell led the Junior meeting. The
subject was “What is a Patriot?”
“ WWRT.
Friends from Hartford are guests
or the Misses Campbell.
Emil l3" Richards is on an enforced
vacation owing to ill health.
Lloyd! Nash and Joseph G. Hyatt
were visitors in Bridgeport Thursday
Vigilant Engine Company refreshed
gave him a bud burn clear to the 9‘ I
Codi; :ire Our Great Grocery Values
With Any Others in Exrstencel
We do not me how stem a critic you are. All we nit is alab- com adsou a fair
list. Th: verdict invariably molt: in our favor. Till? lilGli' l' UALlTiES
Charles M Mueller. of the Washington ‘
jaw. Saturday the .lad tell from a .
clicrr y ir on in itobort Silcox' 3 yard and ‘
lags have signified their intention of ' ‘ ‘
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AT THE LOWEST YRICES ARE HERE!
vim month.
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A ll Ams»»sr‘rlciiy hlzhést frmklln hulls!
,43 qualit little pig liams— rock... ....
‘ lean, endcr. delicious “lio-
V‘Ali‘wwtlh order
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powder, ctc. ,
lATEll SUGAI..
3A lls CUT LOAF
A DOMINOSUGAR .. ‘.
litSCll lT...
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Fl OUR (51 mm Nb¢5t
. broad and value 113013;», (RYSTAKUZED
lune... .....3.... .....3‘50c
quality. genulncpurs Jan
. 3 hr Adenonllihptflb
Rockers and (hairs—«330m. Roch‘cn
and Chairs. rccd scat rocker
m ms is and green. rtgulsr
vow LON. ... ... 4-
‘ HL‘II“ Double Inert
ROCkCYS Scot Footer with
lur‘rc a ms mo Apl‘ndlc tick.
Angular uluc S! .W ..... ....
3, «mm Reed 5:31
Raf-{(615 And the: doctor.
ultn bran on ‘cd arms. reg-
4ulrvu3ue Sis A). 4
3 ~Goldcn this Rock
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wot, h4 ghly amilsbcd, rrgu or O 3
vouc$i fill. ................
Rockcrsy-ljf‘cd biotin-nth“ 3 ‘
unto {tummy 3* 4. 3' ,.
$3.! on, $4 5) 51...”): ports? ‘
begin at ............... 3
wt natured
Dining Chairs (iii. “if; hi3.
po’lslnrd.bo:rs at D nlngCE airs,‘ 0
use units: "mimic 5: 733.
«lb .iulimmaltcd
l‘roni’cds All. mil. with
Mtnvnscs: lti‘ slim; regular?
va-uc$.4i3u...... . ...........
will
Imn‘EBCdS hire. limmslicdironhd. extra
steadily climbinLhtghcrk and higher. Each month's business is aliud of the g2:
chwuk thud of ill: previcus week. People who shop ere
tcll their friends abootiheauryrldn valuailicy get. his I pleasant rim to shop 4
3 tutor: Fhatmliisdtllzlitfolly coo. Seconde¢ wvccoollng drinks
interesting imitations m in full swing Fourth Every order. whether per
tonal or‘ bytmall or“ telephone. receives prompt sud courteous attention. Fur tomorrow:
.‘HJIE W“ “WAT Fl‘glllll, IgliRRITI‘D-n rOWL ll. k 3 85
l‘ n K i 43¢- v $07.
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TEAS—Best values MM 0“ 3
for greet-Hum 4 cr r3_Al In hi h u: it Do-’ “a?“ “W“ 1"" 0m “
4”" h“ 1'1 M long. Younggllygcn iivi‘bn. W I“ ‘3
anlsh breakfast, (lun- ””3
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5-33 3w 3mm» 23, Ar:r.'..f"r‘;:fsr3.t"
Uti AR” Will) CliI‘RRY l'hos hated 3 l m f
s le rowotrtD 4c delicious. healthful sllmmmlu'“ ‘0‘ GR” “
SliC- R.- ... ...»... ... 4 homage "-07. bottle 10¢...
tub. box CRYSTAL 34,: 4.0:. cubic we. r. 02. “7"“ “ ‘
boltin.........\..... ...
4 GERMAN SALAD or TOMATO] Turllm u lcn. A3 c. 2 55
.33. lElJSli. delicious with 23 C1,; (In. 3.36 Aim. 0
sukrnnen w in cold mcau..... C
. llME JUICE. lacs or
nationhood“ W2C Posssmmnumw 29g on. mu». 3m: .34‘ 0A.. Nit.
. Alc, .15“: 3.! 0/. hot-
hAl‘fiTth'x BREAK- ‘zc FRISH BAKED BISCUITS Aim... ..3.. ... ,SSC
. lllllfATLEJ .- k 'Milk.5llcl.lllca. irotrci- ."“"’,
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EOX‘ICH 55 to. box 1" c.
l-.lr Aunt... ..3..3. ....f .‘2 c
con-AA «lump mm Suggestions for the Sum-
1nd no.1... outlays-35c mar Tablcflutings, etc. 4,
um LOAF. you LOAF a 3.55m A... Ollll comm.
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Summer Furniture Clearanre'
.A chanting hotshot oi . «liable SW Furniture iosnltianlnln: tastes ‘
and omits: pants. 3 sale claims particular attention on mount oi the .
great health pricc‘ Ants. Wt dad that mph are quick to come for biz
aims. and we anticipate the busilst
There will be true economy in supplying your Fusion: nerds at this air
b 43.3 l in.
‘wllh [miss in?» {digs rims
and full mount»: endow
- how not ire-3;. “lecithw...
Air. is size; rungl '
from single to tut 5562‘ send orb: ”3%.!
site with you: prices reduced to ........
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China Closets 2.3.1.1?“ m ”m "
high it] intnes wide, 3titli
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a4)“. evil 4 A 4 3 ‘
Si‘kbw bevel French ’ . .
{its milmi‘ will: crrmu 3. .
Fed‘s fingsrlmudliovcn ill/ire .V:
2‘ layers of mitten top. iottom 1nd
Thai is why our grow-y eslnm is
rec um- —
. (jhlcktn. Cbllkm llVll.
‘tirousu,. it no .A: m it. ill.-
ucli: mails doi‘pluu;
sumii‘viriics . c u n
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me new inun“ :iiinm l'o ii to.
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Toms um. 1b..
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cfoups, "UAR ll“. llcci unli-
lloo.IiliAlcn. Alx inii MAC
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5.1 ccicd . .ic Mum undr; 12
Fl ingots. Rout
smalll hoit'c. lilo;
0mg” ”3%,”, turrel‘ltittlt- .
Olives stalled with twins. 3
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‘55:“? Girls]. Inlwd, U"
it“ I‘ll n lencu
giant: pot ........... 40c
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0Rdczrr din il£ tASl’.
oi the season but Monday.
ubcst hank short hair m3.»
harass“ tress. mode it
lnA. C. It. llnklrl’x 4A) ills. in! 3,
sin. smallsizes pm riiunaietv .. .
in price. rcgumva do so on.
QCOAIChCS“ Box or waltlmbc couch. W‘bcmd
in d c n im . Mn
sorted col-cring. with paint 4 «
{ii-ovum, r‘clrular \J‘AC .
u- u ...........
glimmer Pillows‘ft’i’il‘f 2‘; 49C 3
in A C. A. tick.i ng, l lhswl Amy
stunt vaiucataul iii-tram .. .... .
HO“. ‘5 lirgc‘
Ichfifonias Alnwm vi ltll
'Wl Frznlh UVA! pair: filltlt. r
bath; mgulu value 87.”).
mi) 1 k Bumul.
humus lugs: Lira w e r A.
bevel French plate mirror-
regular value slum.
sucboardsuoodcn ml: , with who
stanchion: bevel French plaid
mirror. ruse hat '.l swell
[up tinwcxs, ! lame.
but his: leg value $32
Combination mnlrcss. made
Mattrtsses of ercclflor and
5 do; music up in fan: stripe
dosing, regular value $.50...
momentous: 3:25
h‘ulimad. with 53:3 usher tech, .
lxm gm: cud; “mutant
lulu: plow ... ,
3 row :r v mic $4.5 . ...... 4 3
Mail Orders Proniptly Filled
unit cash purchaser dslivercd free
to your ncarcsl ‘stz‘diou‘ or to
your house, if in same territory as
covered by our, Express Delivery,
, will help you to make a do; 3: nc trip
Our Ntw Restaurant 3
unit: plusant. Th e food is pi Atabié,
the sew. cc prompt and courteous 1nd
4 iha prices mode“ c On list (3235 i.
{3 is deligltiully cool and coinfnmtlr
Final score: Squgutuck lo. Westport
Dancing at Compo Bench Friday
night thought. many to that point. n.
majority of the. residents here‘hliwev-
or went out of town. The Greens
harms contingent along the shore had
.1 good time at it. A hop or. Bench
Side inn and an elaborate display of
fireworks at‘ the Tilly and Bedtord res.
dances, were attractions that brought
numbers to that vicinity
Thursday night was marked by a
greater degree at rowdyism than has
been thematic here onr‘sn-y former Ger.
:asion. The nopulnmpnstlms nuts to
set on m .zecketuuioug the. streets,
making targets at men and places. One
out a lantern on Compo truck out. or
business and George Clover was ser
, ously injuied. in the foot by the some
..ocket Bonfire-s were' general. and in
ms in North Main street was discov-
ired s. barrel filled with kerosene oil.
which was saved from destruction lost
in time.-
On Tuesdnv. July 15th. the Buddy
school of- Holy Trinity Church will
hold a picnic on Compo Beach. Cone
pan fares will be given to the Beholns..
which are to be presented to the corn»
doctor. Also 8:4 coupon lot-4 ice cream
2.: callers 'Dhumluy night with chow
r :1. .
Bushnng. or New York was
all of ilttomey H. R.
Some one with a ball cartridge Ales
molished a pane of glass in Petries
window early Friday. morning
The Mom Flor; Blaiisdol and E.
which may be had at the pavilion. Sup»
Guardians accompanying scholars use
der age will be allowed to use the' trol—
ley cousAms‘. These will be no fixed
hour for gbing -3S halal-s and all who
tudm‘ Ami s ,4
“rm 3 to w le‘vyv “gm: Miss Minnie Shorfiood; Cross His
pleasurable. Those who go in the
morning will pro id do themselves
' ‘ _, It will be harm in mind. that.
.McElwee. lute sneer East Sanguine
44‘lniermediste Departmenta'rhe folio
24mg children in the intermediate D
4 John Newman. Francis Dominic..- The
per will. be served at live unlock. 4
pen tickets are not transfer 3
4 3 3
this and that detached coupons who.
reset
one: E”?- M
Taylor. registered 33 ivor- ,
mod .
Schooleerfoct in uttendnnce for
June Room 1: lsuhcl Carter, Helen
Giza. Sarah Lewis, Martha Taylor.
Marguerite Maroonuy. Edward O'Con-
nor, Pauline Powers, Helen Sherwood,
Julia Rumpsen. Room 2: Nettie Giza
Annie Msroonsrmmnocs O'Shea. John
Quinn, Joseph Bumpsen. Perfect whole
year. John Quinn West. Long Lots-
Perfect attendants: corms Huener.
berg Annie Kiskic Rosie Kiskic. El-
sin Matthias. Eva. Mills, Amie .Robin-
son. Clarence Allen John Homeroom,
Rudolph Matthias, Elmer Mills, Leroy
pnrtment of the East Saugatuck school
we been perfect in attendance: Pt?
oyiBanks, Hazel Enstis. Jennie Butte
Sign Krlewald. Willie Leno;- Primary
Department—Kathleen Allen. Harriet;
Butter. Anita Frazer Mary Weingarta
not, Harold Baker. Lewis Ermsrk
teachers for the nominatiyear will hcj
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guest of ..litr and Min. F‘iunk Kaiser, of
Wood street lost wcok.
Cliil‘ord Sounders of Waterbury. has
and days the past week
hurt Saunders is. seriously ill at the
home of his mother in Muin street, -
over (i. ll. 14‘3'Alhtys store
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Steamers Afro ,
rigidity for several days with Mrs.
Stcarnos's parents in Hartford.
Mrs. George W, 'llonuctt and son. of3
Bridgeport are the guests of Dr and
1“”qu D. chlor South avenue, for
a week.
Mrs. M. E. N. Bodell and daughter.»
of ilmnpstend l. I.. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wright, on'3
the Fourth
Miss Mattie Hoyt nturted yesterday
for Port Huron Mich. where she will
.visit with .rulutives in that city for
sovcrul weeks
“‘ friends from Middleton's, N3. ‘A
{sinuous East Saumnck, Room
Myrtilia Taylor; room [I Miss.
bliss Sarah A Parsellr‘ room [I
Sarah Par-trick; South Suugutucl:M and;
(lemon, roam $3? Grace Johnson"
All Miss options. Euler: room W
room I Miss Dorothy Adams; room II A
Miss Ethel Wilcox: East Long Lotsui
l‘
9
way Miss. ‘C‘uthg‘r‘iue Munfi‘cl’opi
at
Whgdmtéy.
,TrsctAOn Company here lost no time
33ofih2es of the company, where the man
found less than 150 vacancies tor about
will not return at present. About 100
~ of the till involved in the strike were
Mr. and Ail-.5 A, barlcs Franite. of Nor.
walk, spent the Fourth with their par.
onto, Mr. and Mrs. William Tuttlc, on
Richmond Hill.
The trial of M .lrtin Russell arrested
. for non~support of his family. will he
held in the town clerk's office today,
before Judge Sillirr‘inn. Both have pro.
cured counsel
A baseball ninc from Stamtord louv-
nnycd to this place on the Fourth and
played a game at hull with a picked
nine irom this town and were detected
by a score of 20 to 8. “The game was
played on the Hall grounds. South ave-
nue. The local players are endeavor-
lng to continue ball.,plnylng for the
season
The eve of the Fourth was oelobr-at
ed with considerable vigor. The boys
started out car ly in the uranium intend
ing tohnve a good time. They (vi
Alcntly had one. The shooting of file-
A3r,at3hers rciolicrs etc... was kept up
the entire night. At about midnight
the bells began to ring in the Fourth.
All with the exception of the tire bell
and .St. Mark's pooled. Extra police
(Appointed did not molest. the boys as
long as they did no damage. it is stat.
ed that when the crowd reached the
Congregational Church they captured
the ‘wntchor Amd bound him with cord
4 while they entered the chnrbh to not
possession ot-thn bell. after which
they released him. The. Fourth passed
off quietly. In thA3 evening there were
u few fireworks, but nothing to com-
‘ pure tn‘rirevimlsyoam. it seemed to
be no of! your for fireworks.
a—
M
wamlv.
The ‘Donncilv family ore occupying
their summer home here.
Mrs. Theron Brown has been the
guest. of Norwalk friends.
Mrs. I». M. Gould has entertained
Miss C, ii. Woksmun. of New York,
has visited Mrs. W». B. Morehouse.
' Miss Annie Fitch, who has been scr.
iously ill for n chk, is improving.
Mr and Mrs Beers oi Strntt’ord.
have been films“! of Miss Jane NiA mls
Mrs R. C Williams. of Norwalk has
spout a few days with Mrs Theron
Brown
Leo, the handsome white shepherd
dog. owner} Mr John Fitch. died of
pleura-pneumonia. inst week. litter .i
two days" illness.
M r. and Mrs. H.461. Weeks, of Brook.
lyn. null Mrs. Louis Bosch, of llridze
port have been guests of their aunt.
Mrs Martin Rowland
WEST NOR WALK.
Miss Currie Peters spent Saturday in
Bridgeport.
\ilss Mamie» Kindilicn of West Nor
walk spent the Fourth with friends in
New ’i'ork city
Miss Carrie Peters entertained n few
friends Saturday evening. Musicnl and
literary contests were pleasing features;
of the (recanted- Amongthose present
wen: Misses Edna Fliiow.'llessfe An-
derson. Mary Tuttle. Katie Tuttle.
Marnie Kindilion. Messrs Benjamin
.Kiudllien. William Anderson. Mr. Mc-
Ginty and Lewis Peters. ‘Wlliinm Shep-
urd favored with violin selections. and
Miss Peters presided at the piano. and“
dancing was enjoyed. The guests on
departing reported a very good time.
WANTED OLD PLACES BACK.
...—...;-
Five Hundred Providence Troiieymen
Found Robm for Only 150.
duration to return to work the motor“
man and conductors of the (sited
today in making application for their
old places. There was a rush at the
400 or 500 applicants. The railroad of.
iieinls had announced their intention
of recmpioying only its many of its
Wold men as were needed without tits“
pinning those who had been taken on
during the strike. 3 The number requir-
were placed on the whiting list.
Pawturltet the. strikers have refused- to
abide by the. decision of the Street
Railway Employer; plea and they
employed on the Pawtncket city lines.
The strike began early in May when
United Traction Company hein
compelled to reduce the hours of it
employees under a. labor law refused.
to the demand of the men tor, _4 4.
my its was received by the 3-
Mius M. A. Wilh‘emy; Greens Forms. tom day 3 3
been visiting with his mother for new 4
Providence R. ‘..l July 7wfiuvini: ' '
voted alter a strike of two months
‘ was thrown to us.
is out of order you have it regulated;
{so don’t at once throw it aside:
by, then, when your bowels ure‘
out of order. do you treat them no
nucleon? A
That is precisely what it means to
take violent cathodics They do
not regulate the bowels, but take 3
their work sway from them, debut-3,
late them, and milk c you more
constipated than over.
You had far better throw awn your
goodgm watch than treat your wels,
3111‘) You can get dilothcr 3
Woutch at you cannot «dew your
Mall nos. 4 ,3 ‘
fifth: poly out or Constipatlo ii:
more loxst with table on on
IRON-0X
ABLETS
More specitlties
nermosnnons
HAMMOCKB 3
WHITE MT. rnsszans
SCREEN oooas ,
wmoow scuesns
CULTIVATOFAB
ONE-WHEEL HCES
Two-WHEEL HOES‘
FILTERS
(Both Stone and Faucet Filters)
WATER coatans. ‘
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
, in Paints, Varninhes, Sheliacs, En-
arnels, Stains, Etc., we areheadquar‘.
tern
Remember, Longman & Martinez
and Devon’- ars the leadlanalnts far
house—boats,"'tencen and floors, 3 etc.,
and‘pricu are low considering quality.
COmstOck
Watkins
8: Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
. SOUTH NORWALK.
Phono 1‘34.
BARGAINS.
hot. air pump, all kinds of old
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles
reading books, pulleys, shading
and hangers. piping a! various
sizes.‘ Highest prices paid for iron
steel. metals and junk. Second hand
brass chandeliers, hardware. ‘ Abra
ham Hunts, Raymond at, South Nor-
walk Close Calibrators“! Phone 156-4
Beautiful
Designs
Are sometimes hurdle get. but there
are such things, nevertheless. We
are proud & our stock. We worked
And .to m n. We didn't take what
That is one reason
why we hive the trade we do.
fainting, JPaper Housing, Decor-st»
, at tho ‘fumily residence, liili ‘Wallii
. a pride in our proprietary sto
One-halt dozen steam finges,‘
‘ the Stand} Service Bum!
don't want to seem boastful, but wef
- lessness Rheumatism. N
‘ seems to be doin’ well i
‘ job.
init.
”use. bottle of Ramons
FUNERAL or tax-MAYOR s’RM“
FI.D
HARTFORD Jitlly 7"“Tllt‘3 filmlil 3
ex Mayor hovered lllulnsrd wad ‘
tended at l o clock Suturduy oftorii
ion street, by huge numbers of‘ trio
and business ussoclules of the dosh"
ed The services we‘re 'conduotti‘l
the Rev. Rockwell ii. Potter, of
Center (lhulcll, and the Rev. Wil
Deloss, of thc3 Fnrmiugton Avenue
glogutlonul Church. The honrury
hearers were (.‘oi. W I“ Cheney 3
South Manchester; Dr. (J. W. ‘
Appleton ll liillyer, .31 M. Allen '3
Mayor John fl. Itoot Hon. 1
“lbs 0. C‘. Kimball. P. H. Woo 6*
John Reunion. J. Henry Tumor
llnm .E linker and J3udson
The burial, which was privtite
N
...—......
While we delight in making uphill,
sci-lotion Department all that 3 ‘
he could wish, with the porch
and ntrictest accuracy, we take 11,.
specially recommend the mild l‘y‘g
ment for constipation and billdjus
embodied in Ramon's Liver Pi!
Tonic Pellets. It has health
ntely styled the "mild power-a .
and we believe lt will eventually it
ersodle the drastic liver plilii. ‘ '
R 131' Plaisted
BICYCLIST FENN MARK.
BRISTOL, July 7~Wllliam
the bicycle rider, and Mills Dorot
llaitram, of Atlanta, Gm, we
tied a few days ago at the do
the bride‘ s aunt Mrs Kate Pa
New York city The couple ‘1
immediately to Atlanta. Where it“ {in
racing. They will remain the
Venus contraAi is in force, bu
expected that he will come‘ 3,
with his wife during the opioid
v'isit his parents Mr. and Mr ‘
Penn on Fall Mountain. ‘
it is said. is a member of 3
gla family which is wealthy‘
ONLY cum: FOR We“?!
Mrs Franklin Bush, of
Del. says "i suffered for? ‘
dyspepsia. ‘Ilscd to hair
ticss and belching. I tried (W
i could hear of but nothing he Iiéd
till i took Brazilian Balm a3 ‘d on
cont bottle‘ cured me comp
For Sale by R. H3. Plalste’dm‘id
Baxter.
Now 3
Broadway near Prince street
day caused a loss of $100, 000 ‘
man tumbled one story falli 33“» ‘
roof. and was so badly hurt it
be taken to a hospital. Th3 .il
in a flvcrstory building and-W no
ed the three upper floors. Th '7
occupied by L. W01fo,,‘l‘ea.tlié
A
There are more sufferers“
stipntion than from any othe
of our race: there is 8 ion ‘
annoying ills as 3 direct
there is nothing so effective
treatment as Ramon’s Near Pills-
Tonic Pellets. 25c, samba I!
II. Plalsted. . ‘ 3 ‘
First. European Monarch--
tary establishment nevcr was-b
a solid basis .
Second E lit—Nor min
mutant; of my entire kingdom
baton taxed to the utmost.
“ Then let us have peaco"-Ii
W A MAN LIE To YOU;
A nd say some other salve o
lotion oil or alleged healer
as Hucklen’s Arnica Salve ,
thirty years of marvelous
Piles, Burns Bells,Coms,1i‘el
Ayers iCuts Braids. Bruises
Brunt on: prove it's t e bed]:
cheapest. 25c at F. H 3mm
store.
“i am going to marry your, ..
sir." said the positive young”
the father. “Well.‘you darn“
Aome to me for sympathy,"
father. "l have troubles of 3}
Ohio State Journal. 4 .
Hamon‘s Nerve l: Boner fill
its name. penetrates to the
bone, driving out pain mid
- -3 ~miraculous curesin with!
’ 3 35¢. R H. Plalsted.
"And are you really consul-EA;
inquisitive girl “In. min
the young Audit 4 4
please tellme whichgfsy ,
eye?“-«Detroit Free PM. ‘
DON'T FAIL TO TRY
Whenever an honest trial.
Electric Bitters for an! t‘ 3r:
commended for a normal!
surely be effected. It ‘
tone the stomach. ‘reguiat iii 3,
and bnvimls stimulate the lid
crate the nerves and purl
It’s a wonderful tonic f
systems. Electric Bi
- cures Kidnéy and Live}?
mach Disorders Nervous
«(pols Malaria. Satisfnctlon
teed by F H‘. Bantam; on if 3%
A Good Prophet—Cassifi .3
Casey—Ah! but he‘ll not
in it. ‘
(‘assidyane seem dart:
-Casey~Ayc! but 3
month. Oi' Are said smiver
the job two years ago; an 0’3;
: right—Philadelphia truss.»
Why cough your ribs
Syrup will relieve you
and know what it will do.
I‘d. Piaisted.‘
Llshoh is adopting
to, get. rid or hot humid!
human! and loafers. 3
hundred of them were
‘ before there could be my
legal. pollutant 0r
bundled upon“ a
4 2:03 Portultuese
Norwalk Chronicler