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NWe are always at your service.
Morris Epstein. thewgroccr, is out
with a new deliver wagon
Mr. Holes has ta an a position as
steward at The Knob.
cpl: Hubbard : '
Mrs. M. S Partric .of the Washing-
ton street bridge. is visiting relatives
in Iiilausutuck. 1'
Mrs. Oscar St. John and two daugh-
tors, of South Osborn atenuc, are in
' Bridgeport today.
Many Morrison. or Hauldrd Place,
out quite a gash in his foot wlIllIeI in
swimming yesterday.
Miss Alice Sherwood. of Filth street.
has been enjoying a short vacation
with out-of-town friends.
B. A. Jackson is in New York today.
where it is stated he expects to pur-
chase an automobiie‘I delivery wagon. .
Charles H. RIder and Daniel P‘etty.
East Norwalk carpenters, are now em
played by ohn L'Hommedicu, in Row-
itytqn. _
Mrs. Andrew ,GrlIliin has returned to
her hams in Bethel. after a visit With
Mrs. Henry Blake. at her home in Cove
avenue.
The regular weekly prayer servicesN
will he held this evening. in the blast .
Avenue Methodist and Advent Christ-.,
ian Churches. ,
Norman Stuckey, of Cove avende.
now has both morning and afternoonIV‘
paper I‘Voutc’s which he covers such day
I for A. H. HaIfuér
‘ Thomas Keogh is taking a handsome
I‘stained Iquartcred oak table and ‘buffet, -
in his launch today, to Sound Beach for
Leslie Gamble.
B A. Jackson has filled in with grav-
oi the walk in front or his residence,
and had it rolled. making a very scr»
viccable pathway. .
Earl 11 Hommedleu continues about
the same at his home in Seaview ave-
nus. Vll' Iany‘t‘hing his condition is
slightly improved
Frank Lernongolli.I proprietor of the I
Norwaik Wine and Liquor Company.
has porch ”(ii a new top buggy. of
Luther M Wright
Henry Mdeller. ‘ot the Washington
sheet bridge. went to Brooklyn. this
morning, to stay uhtll school opens in
Scott? her with friends
James O. Davl has returned to his
home in Port J hereon, L. 1., after a
sév‘crai days visit at the home of his
parents in Cottage avenue.
' John J.‘ Griffin has a torso
of men at Work putting in a Water ser-
vi ‘at the home of A. J. Cuneo, in
rstIreet. South Norwalk.
rry Reynolds rind Lester Roberts
is hands today”
Barry Reynold s canoe.
ion‘iai Foundry and Machine
{Via moving the Verity barn
oin sI old position to a corner of the“
M Lewis Banks, of Fifth
Ye commenced work (in their
I s and will soon add them to
the East Norwaik Canoe
sepals row the some at William n.
' dicate that he is steadily i111-
WV odbuIryj G. Langdon. who has In In
ill at his hdnida’t mar Mlle‘ IS»
I IdealedI
‘ solidi or
“9°“:de ‘10:, Mrs. Earhart Bennett's 1osidonce last
They, made the
seniors w its W purchased a o
rio bioycie e. ‘
n iIIIIIiIIVIIiIrIIIIIII II it in r:
ar‘tiry pangs s on a 9 av
r at his name here?
Mr. ,(iieverly. of Raymond street. is
riding a new wheel
1111.31; Scotti; Norwalk. was in
Fr Vay a crnoon. ’
Dantoi'th his last had a
V at hour to his no so. ‘ ‘
ahsldih
The Georgetown 811 day school
ai’e pldnlgk’lng aI Iflbton Point:
today ‘
Adaughter of Mr and Mrs Carlson.
or serum avenue, died last Sunday
morning.
A surprise unity was held at MI. and
Friday evéning.
The residence of Mrs George W.
Stevens on McKinlqu street has been
connected with thewatar main ‘1 '
The sloop "Martha." owned by Hans
Gagdr. is undergoing an ovhrhauiing
on the late Gaptuin George Wicks'
ways.
‘ Miss Fannie and Ella Perry gave a
musical at their residence laIst Tues-
day evening. ice cream and cake wore
served.
The sloop "Lillian." owned by Ca'p-
tain Alfred Crockett. is on the Wicks
ways. where she will be thoroughly
overhauled. ,
Professor Jesse AI.II Hanson and Lil
liun Gude,‘ of Norwaik. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W.A A.Wiiliams, last
Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Wicks, M... William
Coléglové. of. Norwich; Mia Daniel
Wicks and aunt spent yesterday in
New“ York city. .
Ch vies Crockett, who is learning the
machinists trade. at Providence, R 1..
is expected home Saturday, on a ten
(hiya vacation. .
Tho Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur
mg Cdmpany have closed their works ‘
for one week to make necéssary re»
pairs and clean up the buildings.
Dr. John T. Hoyt. of Columbia col-
mer in Rowayton.‘ will go to New
York, today, to attend to business mat-
ters. '
Mrs. Gporgo N. Vosburgh, of Forty-
second street, was take}: suddenly ill
Tuesday night and Dr F; l. Burnell ,
had to be summoned from South Nor~
walk. Mrs. Vosburgh is much im-
proved today
E'd'vvard E Gurham. the East N‘or
walk painter and decorator. this morn-
ing started a force of man Iat worn
painting the house, barn and shore
house. now belonging to Dr. C iii.
Hackiey fmmc’rly the property of J.
,H. Monseli in Rowayton
Misses Alida May Wicks and Jean-
ette M. Plunder swam from the lower
dock, across the river and return
Tuesday. The ekertlon did not tire
them and after the swim they were
ready for another Several lady
friends accompanied the young swim-
mars in a boat.
alarm AND narrows "
Liveryman George S Bailey has
gone to this home in New you; state
to spend a week.
Mrs. Alice Mlllspaugh of Railroad
avenue has gone to Washington. D. 0..
for a month's unicorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank Stooera
intend to drive to Lake Waramaug,
Sunday, (or a day s outing. .
Mrs. Arthur Main. oi’, Main street.
who recently lost her daughter, went
to Niantic Monday. to spend a tow
days with her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Road. of
Gracie street. will embark, Saturday
for Scotland They will make a tour
. ‘ of three months through that country
V A large tree in Eagan' s woods in the
~Ie’ar or the home of Thomas Gave ‘was
tree near Banks' store in N
‘ ~. ed similarly
«the Advent Sunday. school
Vaness. After all Expensegflhad
the signals 11“
. place. The longer signal wasifis
could not be changed for so
Tally able to go on. Recentl '
, lady, who was an expert ma path
had done what iron work was
say. she turned to rind started it .
The lightning played its Ipr ks w! 11
lbs signal tower and the w
n the railroad
William Ferris is becoming
mullet-repairer Hardly
had truable. and as soda as V .
all.
manager I01. the Balm I
ket has a Standing after at $5
alike sum that he can when
(that VIMVr. Smith is quite p611
' his declaration because lie cnfir
(limit?! I33
White was in New York stutter. SIM V?“ t
Iwa‘ miilntninod by SI).
ids nitrous” I. .:III
3 tiouai Church last Friday evening.
V‘Illll t.
touch them tor an hour after the show- .
odI
it
S how. the
It is now intended to ,
move a lamp post at the corn ‘ ‘
the WI an erect in it .
any town at it post
square wooden
as k
drusgist.
roadway under thorn. in) ad bridge is‘
especidiiiy bad and dsdxsrous at night. ‘:
,loabro Show. has or the men eni ,
y Iceman E. TI. Bates of
Norwalk tells a rather tunny
connection
says that he never knew Mr. Show to
toll an untruth. Gabriel was loading
log into a wagon at the lde house at
the time of the storm.
he would stop and seek shelter. He
had just hung his tongs on the rear
of. the wagon and had turned} his back
when!" Ehcreh ergo; ba lIirash. He
was a y a no a at e turned in
one to see the thugs Which! he had
just hung up living up into the air.
They came doWn again and were not
but Mr Shaw was afraid to
or stopped
WESTPIOR III
.losIdph Bin in” no his guest Ernest
Svagait, oi: ortiari'd. Me.
Clarence M. Perkins of New York.
was s. Icccni. vial r ,th r.c *
The Knights at yth’i‘aa donut moot
until next Tuesday droning. .
Miss Bertha I?” tnlh.‘ or Norwalk,, is
visiting friends u sugatuck.
Miss Ethel sums, or» Sprins‘dale is
the guest of Miss Hattie Darrow. "
Miss ‘ida Litigation, of Dorian is via-
iting her iaunt.’ Mrs. G. A Darrow.
Tax Collector Joseph G. Hyatt is
busily engaged Compiling a. new tax
loge who has been spending the sum. list
Charles Driscoll is filling the posts
tilon 'or night watchman at the Leather
8 10)). “
,Mias Florence Sherwood. 0f Bridge
pan, is the guest of Mrs. W. F 911 ‘
born
Miss Edna Gauli returned Sunddy
from a wc'ok's outing
kills.
Andrew William and Nellie Gt‘o‘ry
are the gunsta of their aunt. Mrs Bran
niga‘n
Albert Monroe and wire. or Derby.
have been the guests of Westport
irisads.
The Misses Marvin and Poets. are,
nests at the residqpce or Mrs. ii 13.
Brad they,
The Miami; Thomas oz compo street
me entertaining Miss Plait, oi New
Ymkmw.
Miss Lila Marriage. or Wathcrsfisld
is the guest or her sister. Mrs Stanley:
.. Filiow V
Miss 'l‘illcy Spitz. New York has
Miss
been the guest of her cousin.
Rose Huck. ‘
Miss Dorothy Adam. who has been»
girl do iréends in B0 tan d
. e. of Stratiord was
M .and Mrs. George T.
Dickerson, Monday.
Daniel Burr and many. of New
Yolk Greens Farms
been visit
lag in Nyack‘ . Y., has returned Ito
her home in Satizatuclt.
Potato ,D‘Wllt is re orted to have
made its appearance" it c tail: one
G F Giui
y ind With Mr. and MM“ S“
3 Clinton avenue. waist was sum and
a most enjoyable evgriinliispo
t
1“ eJones‘ had 137
,1 Mr. Carter is one
I eat firemen.
Raymond? service.
it was at its;
worst and he suddenly thought that
' Farms met with a most pecul
. an drier
in the Cats- ,
, . r ,
a. G div
her. and it presents i ll enormous.
New rubber tlr it open
or “t‘ . , t
lei Sitturdsy
and
,First
8;
id V
led
to Miss carr ,Iil,
Banks.
Mi‘ and Mrs. Chhries Garter and
daughter, dinetf'ot Geld; than
prizes were nwnr do
East Or nge's old
it ls'very lute dating to,
hear him relate his adventures in tho
Leonard H Gault. has purchased at
tho Westport Lumber (:0. their, busi-
ness on Riverside avanua. and here
after will Vconduct‘ it independently.
Mr Gnult is quite well versed in the
lumber business, having conducted
yard which was later merged Wl
that ol the Westnort Lam
‘Gauit will grsatly improve the inn d. _
keeping a good grade of lumber and
'f is consumed.
Jinn
sliliIft of a carri V
In tWo ribs ’3 ‘
ris‘ or his limits or
have little hope of his recovery.
i-v
'I ONLY CURE FOR DYN’EPOIA. .
out. Franklin Bush, at New Castle I
“i suffered tar years with,
Del. .. says:
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
hers and belching. l triads.
i could hem of. lint noth dIl
till i took Brazilian Balm. Ilaud one 50
I‘ cant bottle cured me completely."
_ For sale by It. Vii. Piaisted and F. ii.
um tVer. V
VILIVLAGEI IsuaNiNo.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. Jilly 31—wFll‘elnI
the villains of Baldwinavilie. 12 miles
wast of this city. started at Izlt 30 this
morning and was still burning at 2: 15.
The main business block of the place
The loss Vls at least
also a full assortment for all purposes. . V .
This week Mr. , Gnult réccive’d a
schooner load of lumber whip V
being marked and but in place his
load alone contain a: 150. 000? feet all timV
bar 100.0001atn a d 15:000 images
Mrs). Austin Rooney.
dent Saturday. which nearly sev
in bar left arm.
wrist. ha accidént blip
Mrs. Money was engaged 1
chicken. Most women use an
Mrs. Rooney doles it in a more scion»
tlfic way, with the use at a hut
had sever ‘d the clgpken’b Mid
a: but
the knife cw arou d and cut
light above the w The out
am 111ch inches deed and bi . t
iy. Mrs. Rooney at once ‘wrrn ‘o the
allies of Dr. J. . Fyie. who
necessary to use several
tore the wound was;
The American Corset
(30.. in the Operahou‘so hhiidin'
very busy at present. “there lion
about a dozen hands employed. 'Pli
business is steadily (in the increase.
it is reported that Robert (I). Ray-
mond he ought out the basins of
W. C. 00 s, colour of Railrodd over
and and Main street. who will con
duct the restaurant and confectionery
Stole V .
IF A MAN ILlE TO YOUIIV. . ,
And say some otfiér‘ salve ointment.
lotion. oil or alleged healer is as
as Buckiens Arnie: Salve, 19118333 m1: since“
thirty years 0 marvelous cures oi
Piles. Burns oils; thorns. Futons. 131
cars Cuts Scolds, Bruises and Skin
Eruptions prove it's the best and
cheapest. 25c at B‘ H. Baxter’s drug“?
store.
3NAPVPVER BLUES IN THE BOUNIIII).
General anode: to the What-Vac Ex-
pirated IaIt Any Time. g
.Theso are the days when the ordin‘V .
my 1~iilzena scan the newspapers and
interview the innsshcretnsn in the
hope of getting some intermation in
reference to the snapper blood as the
small but gamy school blue fish are
called. The snapper blues are duo
but are a little into av‘rins probably
to the backwardnes‘s or the sunken
The nrst catch or the year. so far as
the write
Ported from Charles aloud oil Mil
ford. where two of he little pollution
were lauded last seek ' “'rli” .
season progresses thesiiah
, an by September
_liIgiI and [spider are poisonous and product I'
/ nongh.» pole of almost any
scriptio‘n. whether
that the long V
b you will catch
, "Dye V‘pii
as as
. aid.“ himself with“
II‘ lilo. Thousands surfer-similar] '
third or diseases stomach
. , gait hillsdougrowtro
Ila firepower: as Kodol
“ acll’d Work. ,
Db
.3 a,
. 1:00 .
28?“ u. I.“ ti a
“has learned has been re: ’gi
be. light joint- thicknesses with Brlsilian Balm and I'
ll ‘bi fit I
and Field.
mill lab an
autumn. JR? I V 3:“..ng
hienh‘bi‘rectII-oI tau dfias‘sgl ll
iI',k ti red
cfi’tpermrm the Ipmcessot digestion.
e”acids rest. forced to work it
goonstantiy weaker. ,1! it
arm.
renew
flail}; Curfew
pests
largo ‘daIII ran at his wheel and .keptf
x: albu it din nty '
varythina :
pod Inc
3 mean; troIdbeI,
V‘ our use in the
mix
‘ DVRrolIl’ it“ B. Flsldi GI
Join the
iigiveétjust such a watt: .
ure' uses tho atom- '
tdlgests what you eat.
.ll‘he three kinds . éof irade lM'srkIIIsI
must be, presented
Ail first c was»
arcs 5i?”
sands.
the erase
‘an
huItI death without iii-I
falconsVotiolitVt Genera
mean Mine our Home. tor th
WING .VIlImd children.
Settle it toms V n by .. caliius
re] A an . I; I
HubertF. Pierce pacinlfiik’I
United Bank Building.
112%
‘tdlet. Dieting is neither mart ~-
V Vr essthan partialstarvation. Star-
ration never benofltted anyone. ”11’
you take Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure you I
need sailor the pangs neither of indi~
gestion nor of starvation. Equally
good for children.
,"I «inside:- Nodal D ya population the snI-
riot of any pmparationfor the prevention-
do of pain. ‘ mite: ”.ch ll.
«tower ago I a 11951:! ,thIIAbOIgII
a mo
imagining minor-y. I triagemuny remedies
i gained only ramps ponfiullef until I used
Moll) Dims:
mu when
III-,I‘H’eol lay Inna!
Moot
a I ll. ’0301 D 0 1-11
Mano“ Jinan-la u
'KodolII Dyspepsia can:
Cures all Stomach Troubles.
rodent b E.I(J.Dsz&Co..Cbl
spa boma’on ’ tidal 311: time- tlm bottom
Mortals on; for pilot and Iklndisoaua ,
'II'HE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
cotonzb emu:
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 ,cye that needs attention. it it
were not so the light would not irri:
tats. Seek advice-Abe kind I can
ve you—the kind that only can be
given after a thorough and intelligent
examination. Glasses if you need
them: none it you don’t. '
HOMER 3.110le
aaaoum OPTICIAN.
mas Waiéb Repairing.
'I ‘ IIooin’ a, united Bani: Bldg. so. Nor.
Oince hours 8 to 11: i5; 12: 45 to 6: 30
. Saturday evenings 7 9.
chowdm an at- '
proved J uiy 1.
for wagon. ,V .1
ll
whinkb or it log
NWANMINGTON, July I
bhttldshib GonnéIc‘ticIli
and craft. (I‘ll
w'aa authorized by not of ,
And‘ a
thatsheis td'carr ”their v
to have the high/Sit
speed and the greatest
tied and to “bust; droid!
163d armament. not sarcasm
, tion cry out. .i'orI
pa. I a. r *
livéggcogib sluts?! “3.3
‘j troubloiizv
" dispelled mil
unmanned:
IHAIMMOIGKS
WHITE MT. rasszsas
scusfittoooas
wmoow soassus
;. rootrlvavoas
one stEL Hoes I
rwowasm. Hots
(BoItIIVIhV Igloo“ and Pauper Filters)
WA‘IER OGOLVERS. . V
Wood Alcohol «injny» quantity.
$3111 appointménts made to suit I
The bite of tbs locust kissing Ibo;
very painful and serious results- Sat
crate a piece of cloth folded several
V, , oxalate or sent quick". 33.
Vackson an 0.. indignapolis.
attend very -
lcar‘dp V-and‘ :‘
. loVIth. aft‘et'
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