v 1 'Ncuesuoi “T0 RECT MEAN RUST T0 'RUCT MEANS UOT NO REST NO RUS NO RUST NO BU T." We are always a your service. T B.QR1FFi\,i.Druggist, South Nth-walk. 205 Washington at. Mrs. L. D. Keelerlis ill at her home in Cove avenue.‘ Douglass William of Georgetown, is the guest of friduds .iu East Nor . walk. iicnry Gerhardt. 1f the Washington street bridge, was 11 liowsyton this morning, on husines . J. W. lleaity hasi gone to Trinity Lake for 11 few days' visit with his family who are sojm ruing there. The Swedish Cong'egailonai Church hold a festival Wed csdny evening in the church building 1 Seaview avenue, Mr. and Mrs. D. 11‘. orham of Mount Kisco. N. Y. are guesis of Mr. and Mrs Edward E. Gotham,‘ t their home in Find street. ' , Miss Anna '1‘. She wood, of Greens Farm has been theiguest of Mrs 11}. B. Smith. of Osborniavenuc the past two days. Mr and Mrs. Artlur D. i1‘111ris, of New York who are pending 11 vaca- tion in ihis place, 1 re guests Wed- nesday of- friends in liranchviile. Miss Aneta Hawkini and Miss Nina Hawkins, of Port Jeierson, Long is- iand, are visiting Miss Oruh Mai King. ‘ of 2108th avenue. last Norwalk. Mayflov‘ver Hook and Ladder Com- . pany met last evening, in the truck rooms. in V1111 Zandti treet. and took action on the revision of the hy-laws. G. Howard King w s in New York, on business for the er of Tristram & Ii,v.att in the interest f the comet de- paltment. Wednesdayi and Thursday. Captalu‘ Harrie llun or will start luv morrow afternoon. Mn 11 pmty of six from New Britain to a ten days‘ cruise to the eastwau, in his sleep "Rachel." i Mrs. Charles Moellei. of the Wash-, ington street bridge. 'eturned today. i from 11 two weeks' vlsi at the homo of her sister. Mrs. Car, 10 Siei‘ert. in Brooklyn. ‘ Rev. J. W. Davis retui ned this morn ing. on his wheel, fro a two days‘ stay in Ridgoflcld. when» he went to recuperate. lie returns much improv- ed in health. George Scuddei! of ibis place has moored his new iaunci between the two bridges at John H. i lolc's’float, He brought the. craft up fl n1 Rowayton Wednesday evening A force of men from the Connecticut Railway and LightingiCompauy was engaged this morning, in placing a new signal light at the corner of First street and Cove avenue, Mrs Sylvester Selleck who has been the guest of her sister Mrs John R. theWicked' decided that a volcanic was the thief and set a trap. The animal was caught last night and Mr. F011 with- his sons Harry and Frank went out to secure him. They fired nearly a dozen shots into the animal and this was the noise of last night. This morning the rodent was just alive. A few more shots end ed his existence, but left a peculiar odor in the vicinity that is very easy of detection. , , ' m Rows non. Captain W. 1. Stevens' dock has been connected with the water main. Moad's store on Main street has been connected with the water main. Oscar Mills, of Hi bland avenue. at. tended the camp in etlng services at Springdnie, Wednesday. John Breadway. of Crockett avenue. has his first crop 'of potatoes. They are large and of good quality. Joseph Pennell is placing a now keel on his boat. The crpft is haul- ed out on the shore off Main street. Sanford Wicks, son of the late George Wicks cut his foot quite bad 1y one day recently on a piece of glass. The “Comfort," owned by J. 1111f fingtou, and the "Topsy Turvy," Cap- tain John Jarvls‘b011t.are being over- hauled on the shore off Main street. A new floor and apartments are be- inu placed in John H. 1.1‘Hommediou's building. it is stated the building will be used for oyster opening pur poses this fall. William Hackenhurg, mother in law son William and daughter Eleanor. who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Plunder, have returned to their home in Brooklyn, Arthur Walker and Fred Clark are camping out on the north side of Mrs. Alonzo Dibble's lawn in Main street. The boys have a little but which they use. as 11 playhouse in the daytime and not aslonaily sleep in their little camp. The but is water proof and inside is a little stove on which they prepare their meals. Dr Charles 11.1 liackley of Hartford who purchased the John H. Monseli property in Rowayton avenue. a few days ago, was in town yesterday look. ing it over, and planning to have a number of changes and alterations made. A 10311 of lumber arrived yes- terday and 1111 addition will be placed on the house. When completed the residence will be one either finest and most convenient in the village. —-Women love a clear. healthy com niexion. Pure blood makes it. Bur- dock Blood Bitters makcs pure blood DARIENAND NORO TON. Miss Mary Clock is critically 111. Mrs. Richard Leonard is spending a few days in Port Chester. W. B. Hoyt. of New York, is spend- ing a few days with friends in Darlen. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ballard and family have returned from Tokeneke: Miss Ada Davis of Brooklyn, is visit his her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Waterbury, Maple avenue Mrs. Theodore F. Sherman is spend tug two Weeks in Honesdaie P3, with L'iiommedieu. of Seaviéw avenue the her bmthpr lohn Bowen past three weeks. returnld to her home; in Ballporh 1.. 1.. today.‘ Miss Elizabeth Hayter is with Mrs. :W. R Mackey during her illness Mrs Frank Nash, W110 is itaying at the Mackey is now somewhat improv.ed home of his uncle Mot rnian Samuoi‘ Nash in Van Znndt stre't has return ed from a shelt visit a the home of his mother in Southporr i , Ridge. , friends in Bridgeport and New Haven. 1111'. and Mrs 11. 11. Toiles Mrs Ash ' worth and family and -:slic Gamble" and family will enjoy an outing tomor- row afternoon at Compi Beach '1 he Albert C. Wiiison and wife of Pound are visiting relatives and Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goodeve and son James. of Brooklyn. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fools. . LoRoy avenue. trip will be made in ”filarge wagon. i Superintendent Roachi of the Nor— waik Water Works aclompauied by; Secretary Buckley. was 11 this place. , today, flushing the hyd ants. in the, mist avenue hydrant th‘1'e dead 0 is: were found. W11li3m Weed and Anti 11 Hull wont to Bridgeport yesterday,, and watched the Springfields take th Bridgeports into camp by the close 5 re of 3 to 2. Eleven innings had to played bc~ fore the 331111: was decldei Frank Lea. a missionary from Al. rien. who is assisting in the services at Bella Island. deliveredm very inter- eating address last evsnin. at the East Avenue Methodist Chore , on Life in , the Congo District Afric . Charles‘ Blydenhurg, 0 this plate. will accompany Charles .3111! Percy S. Head of Norwalk as aptain when their so out 'on their nan 31 cruise in their at yacht Elsa. they expect , to- start-"3 at August I and will be gone two weeks . Mr. and Mrs. LI.) Koala and family. ' .of- (hive avenue, will mov next week, mi Newton avenue,‘ No 011.10 live Mn; Keefer has been emi ioyed in a. market 3113 that place 1101' several months. Kiss Maude K ler intends " soon to enter a busine office in , 1 Brooklyn asstenogrspher. ' 1.13111 Inuit-3,11: this 111 cc. is now ifiw- 33193111311 for thi Carhoron. dill Company of Kings Falls. Mr Wendell on a- fri which will embrace iii 1111. New En d states. 11111 carbine . which them“!!! pull! out, is exhibition as m muowofthe Gril Pharmacy. metal Mm acting held ' Christian ed , , . 11W , monarch 51.1.11. your. and ‘ mega at. mt pastor a ‘ lion t., Mr. ‘ and :r i Mrs. William Weed and daughter Miss Jennie. are enjoying a three ; \veeks' visit in Sharon. Court. for the benefit of Mrs. Wood‘s health. George Colon. a well-known veteran at the Noroton Home. has been in the hospital at the institution for the past five weeks, seriously ill, but is row reported as considerably lmprov~ 1.11.1. A letter received from. lion. Thad dens Bell Tuesday stated that he was enjoying automobile journeys with his daughterinluw through the beautiful scenery of Colorado, and expects to he in Davies 11 week from tomorrow The time draws near for the annual outing and banquet of the Darien Union Club. There is talk of it al ready but none of the arrangements will be made until Town Clerk Thad- deus Bell returns from his trip to Colorado Mrs G 13. Edwards and daughter and Mrs; 031111 and children have an r1 1! at Douglaston, Canada. and are pi , santly situated in that river town. where 1‘salmon~iishlng, pleasant weal ther, and beautiful scenery form its attractive features The trolley car which will connect with the boat at Rowayton for the annual picnic of the Sunday school of the Darien Congregational Church, will leave the Grumman corner at 9 3.111, Thursday. July 31 The day will he spent at Locust Grove, L. l. A few friends were delightfully up tortained, Tuesday, by Miss Jessie. St. John‘ s rendition of several musical 332 let-lions at her home. Among them was “The Choir Celestial." which Miss Jessie is to sing at the Methodist Episcopal Church. before her aspirin are for her Hartford visit. Fishing down at the Cove and and i 11181110111111.1111“ Point 131101 33 we I 1 this year as 11311.31. Just what the mid?» ‘ :ter lacunae: be determized. but mans: i experienced 335love who know the launch Saturday The wmk is being pushed, and it all hinges on the arri- val of the two Palmer engines with which the boat is to be equipped. The boat will not be finished by any means when she is launched. The bottom will be painted but all the varnish lng will be left until later. as the smoke and dirt from passing trains make it impossible to do 3 good Job in this line near the plant The boat is now being equipped with 3 stern rail. Later two masts will be placed in her and steadying sails will be kept on her to be used i1i case of emer- gency or in heavy weather. The New Cansans came to Darieu.‘ Tuesday afternoon, and entirely by luck defeated the Darlen Juniors by a score of 7 to 5. The Dnriens were ahead during the best part of the game and thought they had the game won as well as earned, but the errors be.- gau to pile in and the visitors won out. it is said that the home. team made s01 cuiecn e1 rors They claim to have made eight hits while the visitors only secured four of! Fred Smith. the local pitcher Smith is also said to have secured sixteen strikeouts. while the New Canaan pitcher secured but sev- cn. Fred Smith and Albert Weed were the battery'for the Darlen Jun‘. tors, and Harold Mead and Fred Moore were in the points for tile New Cannons. Louis Taylor and Henry Morchouse were the umpires. wasrpoar. Miss Dorothy Adams ls visiting in Boston. Miss May ii. Allen is visiting in Ny- ack, NLY. Mrs. Brannigan is the guest of friends in New York. weeks in the White mountains. visitor at his father’s home here; Two of Charles Lansenberg's daughters are ill with diphtheria. Daniel Popp and family, of Sangu- tuck. moved into the Deana bloclc- Daniel, Popp and family have secur- ed apartments in the Deegan block. The residence of Arthur B. Jeibffo, 011 Riverside avenue, is being repaint. ed. State street hill, east of Compo street, is receiving 11 top dressing of dirt. Wells Ely, of Philadelphia. is visit- ing relatives at the home of W. H. Burr. . Frank Day is entertaining relatives from New York at his Greens Farm! home Stuart M Francis and Miss Ethel Sherwood are camping on Cockcnoe island.- George P. Jennings and wife return~ ed home from their wedding trip "ed nesday. Albert U. Smith is erecting an own ing over his handsome naphtha launch. Aaron Brettine. who Is crippled from contact with poison ivy. is reported improving. ‘ Mrs. C. M‘. Gerham is entertaining the Misses Abbie and Ada Hendrickscu of Queens. 1.. 1. Miss Mary E. Sniifen. of Westport. will teach this year in the Good Hill school, Weston. Miss Flora Parker, is spending her amother vacation at the residence of Bradley 13. Baker. Sidney Watts and family. who have been cruisine in the yacht Edith. 111'- rived home Tuesday. Carmen Lance has leased the shoe store formerly occupied by Aaron Ben- nett. Main, and State streets. Patrick Connors talks of entering his cob “Frisky" in one of the races at Nutmeg Park. Stratford. tomorrow. Car 82 of the Bridgeport- \Vestport line. was delayed haeyesterday about 10: 10 for a few minutes. owing to a hot box ‘A number of New Yorkers are on jovi‘ng their summer vacation at the Greens Farms establishment of Mrs. .\ Mule. George Nash and Fred Auer, of Saugatuck. have secured positions with the Automatic Scale Company. Bridgeport. . The reorganized Westmrt Loath. er Case Company have secured rooms in llurihutts block where they expect to do a mail order business. George F. Reese. Jr., the four- monuthwid child of Mr and Mrs George 1" Reese died at the home of its parents, Tuesday from cholera in~ fantam. 1 A rty from Easter: enjoyedz day's on ' at 00111110 Beach, Wednesday. They come here in a stage and after stocking up with refreshments, pro- cee'ded Dr. W. B. Coley, of New York, is the guest of Horace Coley of Cnlsytown. Con May Btettine is confined to her heme through sickness. Dr. Nolan in attending her. The employees of the computing Scale (in. are locking forward mm great amiclpatio: to their annual e11. chimera: on Coekenoe 1313311111113 13 m“créxpeciet'i to take place during .333- J.FrankBlvood buttressed road» «333M alters men's“! who: whereabouts of the lest “mm: 3113 th.womvktzdotbnfi,m with fish 11cm 13sec 11333 map neatly 1.11111 ‘ given up hope of launching his large ‘ Miss Minnie Nash is spending twoJ mComnitteeof thImfiqh‘l .M. MNenvormm 11111111 11111111 11 Owner of the largest optical bu or made a poor pair of glasses in the 16 years he has been in the opt1 cal business Will be at the Maker tween the house of 9 11. m. and 9 p. Examine Eyes Free of Charge. MY 5'13. 00 CLASSES Special Offer for This Visit. 1 using a pair of my One Dollar Gla the largest optical concern in the guarantee to Wear 10 years. for is good for this day only When 1 say examine eyes free examinatwn of each eye separately and satisfaction guaranteed matter how much your vision is unpaired or how many ocuiists have given your eyes up. I will guarantee to improve‘ your Vision, provided there is any provision left SPECIAL People with headaches and nor come 111 as early as possible. then attention. The many cases of head Wright is a proof of his ability and full and accurate examination with his one Dollar glasses as it you Fer the benefit of those who can- ‘ not come in the daytime the hours are extended to 9 11.111. Remember had paid tens dollars elsewhere. I the date! ‘ Thursday. July 31. Dr. John Adams, of New York. is a ‘llParlors oi lllt‘ Maharishi iiiivl from 911.111. in 011.11. I Freru l inning, pass/1111111 To TAKE onoaas FOR HIS cusses. NEXT DATE. «1”! 8!. Do not miss this opportunity as this of- Milli ilit liili it ill i111 siness in Norwich, a man who nev- kemo Flotei ‘avory Thursday be m. when he will be prepared to annucs'n ro 31.00. will give to every person purch sees, a gold filled frame made by world This frame has a written 1 mean a thorough and accurate 0 NOTICE. vous troubles are requested to Dr. Wright can give them special aches and eye strain cured by Dr. experience Dr. Wright gives as OLSEN’S SHOE SALE NOW ON. Children’s Oxfords. Ladies Oxiouis. Ladies’ Oxfords. Men’s Patent Leather and Tans. 50015 60015 75105 $1.98 81 Washington it, 80. 110111111 more uniformed man from Westport could march in the procession. the an pearnnce of the ,iiooks would be great ly enhanced by the large number of firemen in line. WIL TON. Miss Folsom paid a visit to the city on Wednesday. _ Miss Helen Sturgcs is visiting Miss Edwena Knapp. of South Norwaik. Mrs. Margaret Murray spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Ann Cornell. Miss Sadie Sturgea has been enter- taining her cousin from South Nor- walk. Charles Miller. of Chicago. was the guest on Monday of his brother.‘T. J Miller. Miss Marianna Middlebrook of New York, is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Herbert Ogden. A special meeting of Canon Grange will he held Thursday evening. July 3131: to confer first and second degrees on several candidates. The lawn fete. whii h the ladies of St. Matthew's parish will hold on the church grounds the evening of July 3011:, promises to he very attractive, as several new features will be added. Miss Eunice Dewing returned on .Friday, to her home in King's Park, 1.1. 1.. after several weeks' visit. Sydney McKee. of the San Juan. Porto Rico. News. is 1111111113 his 1111- cle. Strong Comstock. in North Wilton. MrJleKee recently went to St. Pierre. Martinique, as special correspondent for his paper. The Cannon Grange entertainment 3: the hall. in: Thursday evening. was in charge of “Ceres," Miss Meta Will- ing. Six young ladies, New York friends of Miss Willing. 33 several mu and extension arms. , e par- ticipants, who were arrayed in Grecian costumes, also gave exhibition of 3 Hamburg drill, After a wrecttatioare “The Minuet.” by Miss Agnes Shel. . the six participated. dancing 3 minuct. , 111-3 Elsie wailing 3111! 333ml 16113 then gave a performance with 1mm 12111113. ‘ The lawn fete and handkerchief 12¢. nit under Mummfitttww . a vacation of sevérai weeks with his ismiy in town. Mr. Rutledge'is a traveling salesman for the New Haven Upholstering Co. and will resume his travels for the concern next week.’ Some men waste a lot of time wish- ing it were tomorrow. COL OREO CLASSES should not be worn without intelligent advice Whenever an eye finds relief in a shaded or colored glass something is going wrong with the interior of that eye that needs attention. 1f it were not so the light would not irri- tate. Seek advice—the kind 1 can give you—the kind that only can be given after a thorough and intelligent examination. Glasses if you need them; none if you don't HOMER B. HOYT. p GRADUATE OPTICIAN. F1113 Watch Repairing. Room !, United Bank 81119.50. Nor. Office hours 3 to 11:45: 12:45:11 6:30 Saturday evenings 7-9, “Special appointments 1113113 to Bull 1‘ Locust Bites. The bite of the locust, kissing bug ‘ and spider are poisonous and produce very painful and serious results. 831 unto 3 piece of cloth folded several thicknesses with Brizllian Balm and bind over the hits. instant relief. Remove in half an hour and you will find a drop as green as grass. This is the poison which has been all drawn out and the trouble is over. This is the only thing in the would we know of that will do this. Equally effective for snake and and dog bite, if instantly noticed, an always keep it on hand. Killsbee, wasp orbwmtstinginone second was or sent quick. B F 13¢an 60... inflmanlls. M Jul"! confined: We are trying to better satisfy our customers by not ham; any wagons ca 11191-3311; but will attend promptlymofieubymcmmd mmmmyceumac lb": licks has, firm: haw 911333. , 1%me k"; puritanical-an 1c Win 11.; mag met. 'li‘c: niece .12 South Main “Mt.“ ‘ day. Eons-island”. w". " junta. mamas-m1.“ ti p'l‘1 ado Marks. ado fiowdfln’fitdmoflarks BUCKLE? &' WHEELER. - BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLiES, 8o. Norwaik. The three kinds of Trade Marks 2 must be presented for wagon. Ail first class stares Sell the Ozone goods. . ' SMALL pox OUARANTINE means trouble, but death without in- sursnce in the Connecticut General may mean the Poor House for the wife and children. Think -of it to- Settle it tomorl'ow by calling upon . , .. . méa'k H. 111111111, General Agent, Hubert F. Pierce. Special Agent. . [hired Bank Building. . Special Sale Volunteer Flour 1' "it is the best remedy . ,‘ 2. . 55c bag A. Stuil COTTAGE AVE” EAST NORWALK. . , .yv' .— my...»- More specialties newsman-roan HAMMOCKS WHITE MT. "13523113 scales ooons wmoow schema . outwards: ouswuser. H033 TWO-WHEEL 11033 . mvsas ‘ (Both 31m and Faucet Filters) WATER COOLER!- Wood Alcohol in any quantity. in' Paints, Varnish", Sheila“, En. 31-11313, Stains, 5111., we no headqulr. ton ’ ‘ Remember, Lonarnan 31431-1111.: and Dame’s are the leading Paints for houwboau. fences and floors, 313., and prion In in considering quality. Comstock Watkins 81 Dow, 11: wacumé'rou 3711337, mum» nonwam. ‘1 M1414. Baaubful humanitarian-1 1'ch . Witt's Witch Hazel 89.1 macy. l . barns 31111 other bundle“ from the mend. story? 0088 RITURNS Flinn» NEW HAVEN, July as (loss. of Waterbury, one 1*, students occupying an an ‘ June 10. when a collision in vehicle and a bicycle rid Thorpe Munro occurredat ' 'hridgo. returned to this cit from a fishing trip to the Jul loo Mr. (loss came will.“ fore Deputy Coroner Port , been holding an inquest . death of Munro, but 11111 lit‘ his testimony is not rsquli‘ ‘11 eat. quest to August 12. AI 1" 11 passenger in the rear of . ,_, bile and saw little of the is believed that the depu does not attach' much misfit testimony he would be, all! “ IF A MAN LI! 1'“ Anti say some other 11 ti, lotion. oil or alleged h‘oalét‘, as Buékien's A'rnica' our; thirty years of marveled-1‘ 1 Piles, Burns Bells, Corns; cers Cuts Scalds,‘ Brbil§Q ' Eruptions prove‘ it"s 1113 i, cheapest. 250‘ at F. H. store. i O MINERB' COUNTER PRC SAGl AW. Mich. Jul strikin fields of Michigan have counter proposition acct! receive an eight hour def ' VACATION DAY Vacatibu time is here M tires are fairly living 611W There could be no healthlexi them. You need only to Mr. Pond has ccntlnli , 1‘. iners in the bitum . 5 ‘. :1... the accidents 11.121111111114111 " ' air sports. No stopping pain or rent 3‘ serious consequences. For. ' and wounds. "1 used DoWi ~ anal Salve for sorolmto’ as." says L B John sure core for piles ‘3 Beware of counterfel mas. WILSON Lani/£31"X ‘ ARAGUA. ‘ CLEVELAND, July 25—1‘11 of Dr. Russell Wilson, the sician of Milan, 0., will lda’ fields. Nicaragua, todayto for her son's life. dor arrest in Bluefieldn, ch being a member of 3 11111111 pedition against the Nicara ernment. Dr. Wilson is to , mar-tidied and it is feared will ‘ fenced to death Senator interested in the case and graphed the Nicaraguan 111 Washington to grant Mrs. the protection possible 011 ill 11107111311 ALWAYS 11 1111 o from distressing pains and ' health due primarily to in says L. W. Spalding,Veronn; years ago i got her to £17 grew better at once and W age of seventyuix, eat! 11 wants remarking that chef bad effects as she hos 1191' ‘ dol handy ” Don't waste time symptoms. Go 311111- the vent stomach is sound your, be good. Kodol rest: the strengthens the body by 11! food. .lt is nature's own ford Pharmacy. . . NEW WAGE SCALE A HTOPEKA Karim, July 11111; August 1, the new 351' cerning wages betwesn 010,37 Topeka and Santa Fe , Brotherhood of many, (in, go into effect. Cadeti ed upon the change it be , will not be extended over system until about 131111an 153' ' cases where the need in M will be given «may; a 1 first. The increase will 7,000 men and amounts 10.311. of ftromTtnen to ”mega ‘ can 9 a on for 3 ten 1101111353ng 3 off on Saturday. ' There is no use Infield,“ cough that 1131 won-131! you , and seems to hold on ht. You can stop it if you will the advice you lice Info mon' 3 English Cough B ' get it for 25 cents. R. H. DAMAGE BY A“ CLOUD GENEVA. N. Y. July " bum! mused heavy durum den last night. Acre: of destroyed 3 number ed away and several 1111133 the Pennsylvania dim York Central were washed“ were mere culverts 313 W rents. one h‘o‘usé Wu Sauce-3' 1.31137» mi 10133.01 9,, minismnfntbc Bantam PM i»; , fit! “firm ‘ mmmww lanthan- ' Dthti‘ii‘i (11"
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