,Prescrtpgtipnlilifuifgisl. '_
205 East" WaShiugtoh street.
South
“orwuk‘ Conn.
Miss Jessie Jennings. of Osborn we:
nae, Is‘ ylsiting friends out of town;
Charles Decker assisted ii. A. Jaclo
son In his market during the Saturday
rush.
Miss Mary Carlson, of Bridgeport,
is the guest of friends in Van Zandt
street.
Frank Dora, who Is employed in
New Haven; spent Sunday at his home
in Rowan street.
flurry Reynolds, of Van Zandt
street. has returned. from a short stay
In New York city. '
Miss Eva Warren, of Naugatuck, is
the guest of Miss Lucy Collins, of No.
78 Osborn avenue. . '
William Nash, of the R St ,G manu-
factory, has gone to Atlantic City on a
two weeks’ vacation. ,,
Miss Hazel Blascer ls homeafter a
several days’ visit“ with’ her grand-
parents in New York city. i
John W. Beatty has been spending a
few days with his family, who are en-
joying an outing at» Trinity Lake.
Mrs. William-Gilbert, ‘who has been
,quite seriously ill at her home in Plea-
sant street, is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. .Harrie Morehouse and
daughter Gladys, ‘of Winfield street,
spent yesterday in Port-Jefferson, L.l.
The cabinet of the Itipworth League
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at
the East Avenue Methodist parsonage.
Miss Mal Merritt. of Seaview avenue,
is enjoying a 'week’s vacation and her
place is being filled by Mrs. J. H. Run.
die
St. Paul's Mission Sunday school will
hold its outing this year at Compo
Beach. The date has not yet been de-
cided on. -
The Misses Annie and Bertha Kaskc
and Mabel Warren, of East Norwalk.
were guests of friends In Bridgeport.
yesterday, .
John F. Griffin has completed his
barn in the rear of his home on (ire.
gory Boulevard and now keeps his
horse there.
The Misses Lizzie Kennedy and Ca
therlnc Dolley. of Naugatuck, spent
Sunday with Miss Nora E. Ryan, of No.
3 Selleck street.
Miss May llnwkins. of Seaside l’lacc.
left this morning, for a visit at West
Point, N. Y., with her cousin, Cadet
Wilfred Hawkins. .-
The Condition of William E. Mar-
vin is reported about the same today.
A physician still calls several times a
day to attend him.
Miss Minnie Jancs, clerk in ilyslop
bl. Co's. South Norwnlk. a week‘s va—
cation. which choir will spend with
friends in ‘Danbury.
The Official Board of the East Ave-
nue. Methodist Church will hold an im.
port at meeting Wednesday evening at
8 old ock‘tln the church. ,
Klimt}: L. Ainsworth and son Har-
ry, beottuge avenue, will leave Wed.
ncsdayi'for a several days' visa with
' friends-in .Port Jefferson. L. l.
C M: .Moellcr has taken the apart-
ments i the other side of his home on
the as Ington street. bridge and has
fitte, upon uphelstering shop there.
.nw. Bontty. accompanied by Victor
W. :Tristram, returned yesterday from
Trinity-Lake. Victor has been at the
lake several Weeks and thoroughly on.
ioyed his visit.
A party of ten ladies and gentlemen
from this place spent Saturday after
noon. andvevenlng at Co no. Swim-
ming was indulged in, fol cured by a
lunch oaths bench. ’ ‘
.m...“ a...“ ma-
There was a good attendance at the
baptismal. service last evening in the
Advent Christian Church. Miss Lillian
Walsh and Misses Ethel and Viola Bar-
tram received the sacred rite.
The service in the East Avenue
Methodist'Cluirch last evening was
well attended, despite the warm weath-
er.. {Phase services are only one hour
In length and prove. very profitable.
girl. the ten-yeargold son of ‘Mr.
abdomen Hoytfiof Cove street.
outlireatcned with typhoid, is
'a getting‘..aloog nicely and it
f
. _ ’Mamie‘ and Jennie Eldridge.
, of Kanford Place. left this morning for
a?" yerhlfdays' visit with friends in
".‘N York city. They took the train
t to ford and from there went the
' * a way by boat.
Rev. W. Davis will leave next
Mondayonhis annual vacation. lie cx-
pilots tithe away two Sundays. Hr:
wiilcizofirst to Greene, R. l., to partici-
totininioetinzs in that place and int-
,twiilrgoi "torPlainv‘llie. Conn, for‘a
fv ederielr M.‘ Wheeler has call—
ed vdisooiilal meetinglof the East New
walks apartmentito be held this
credit: thavtruck‘ house in .Van
, zandt st ., are Matters? of: very apoc-
la‘l iin stancejwlll-flbo considered and
every member is' urged to be present:2
. 'i‘il bait-game between the Stars, of
title. and' the, Belle island ‘Junr
all was to have beep played
1 l“
., 'io~,thelr homes in Brooklyn, yesterday
attire residence of Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘ho'
‘$’ #94111" Newark. N. J.. thotfirst wo‘gk'ln
“a ., . _
. rtsnosifaox. tildes. . » . j. .
Change a. (lakes has taken a mil.
lion wflbitndxhoach. . . z
‘, "'Mruand Mrs. George Davis are on;
tendinitis Mrs. Lyonylrom thofbioutb.
Mauud Mrs. Andrew Mills returned
con.
alts n , ‘
%, rgoyCrockctt. of New York,
is
fill" ding‘his vacation with rcaitivcs in
this: place: _.-. .,
Mi‘ssflmithpof New York, is a guest
mas Darling.
'. John Lilzommodlou has moved his
oyster hop 8 out on' his new. deck
which be has just built.
Louis Wheeler has taken a position
in Lounsbury & Muthcwson’s shoe
factory In South Norwalk. -
. . Benjamin Broadway has taken a po~
sltion at "Mrs. C. S. Grumman's con-
fectionery stand at. Roton Point.
Charles N. Raymond has his sloop
on Charles W. Bell'SvshOre for repairs
and has taken out one of the masts.
Miss Bats and Miss Florence Brad-
ley, who ha e been spending their
slimmer vac tion at the residence of
The party of New York people who
brocceupying Crab island. have secur~
ed the tent owned by the Baptist
Church, and are using It to'oamp In.
, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Knapp and Mrs.
Colllnet. of New York, arrived at Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Everett's, last Sat-
urday night, for a stay of several
days. ’ ' . ~
Mrs. Samuel Collin and daughters
Estella and Kate went to New York on
the steamer John Sylvester yesterday
afternoon, and will spend a few days
there.
Edward Walker was in the river
yesterday with his sloop. Mr. Walker
has just completed overhauling the
vessel and she is now in first-class
shape-
, Charles Crockett arrived Saturday
from Providence. it. l.. where he will
spend his vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett. of this
place.‘
Miss Lillian Crockett. of Crockett
street. is enjoying her annual vacation
with friends at Bensonhurst. She in.
tends to visit several other places be
fore she returns.
Mrs. Grumman, who has conducted
the ice cream saloon on the Reich
Point road for the past two or three
summers. has now moved her stock to
a stand at Roton Point.
A party of seven young ladies from
l’assaic. N. J.. members of the Young
Woman's Christian Association. arriv.
ea here Saturday night and will spend
several days at the Centennial build
ing, Contentment island. which the as-
sociation has leased for the summer.
The strange man who has been
frightening people about the village
for the past few days. was reported
last Saturday night to have been ‘secu
about the (locks in the lower end of
the place. Constable Edward .l, bud.
rigan started in pursuit, and was also
convinced that the fellow had been
there. but he always managed to elude
the officer. it is expected. however,
that be will be captured before long;
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills gave a
clam bake last Saturday to their sum‘
mcr boarders and a number of friends.
A delightful sail was enjoyed to
Smith‘s island. where the lighthouse
was inspected and the dinner was nor.
vcd. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Stanton Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Law.
is Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crock-
ett. Mrs. Archie Mills and daughter
Ethel, Miss Florence Bond, Miss Butz.
Miss Bradley. Joacph Lackey and
daughters Stella and May. Captain Jay
ilart. Samuel Mills and George Croc-
kett. Leroy Crockett.
—-No such thing as "summer coup
plaint" where Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry ls kept handy. Na.
‘turc’s remedy for every iooseness of
the bowels. .
DARIENAND mono TON.
The Woman's llcliof Corps and
Hobbic Post will give an excursion to
Glen island, August 12.
There Is a beautiful display of pink
and‘whltc hydrangcas at Selectman
Charles C. Wuterbury’a.
David. Avery has left Ihc Solilicrs'
Home at Noroton, where he has been
for the past year, and is In New Cu.
,naan again.
Edwin l... Tattle and Miss Jennie A.
Raymond wore united in marriage by
the Itev. Henry Scolicld. of Dorian.
Sunday afternoon. at the homebf the
bride's brother, George‘li. Raymond. .
,Edward Falrchild has greatly lm.
proved the appearance of Maple aver
one by cutting the grass on each side
of the avenue from the Darlcn Launch
Works to the residence of lienryWhit.
ney. ‘ i' ‘
The funeral 0! billion Kirk. daugln
ter of Louis Kirk, of Noroton Heights.
was held Saturday at 2 p. m.. from the.
home of the parents. The Interment
was at St. John's cemetery. Spring-
dale. , ' ,
A white. dog having hydrophobia
ran through llarlen recently. on his
way biting several dogs, among them.
one belonging to Charles limes, which
developed the disease and was killed
in Woodsldo, liar-k, Stamford.
Mlbs‘ Lillie Bernard. daughter of
Mrs. Scovell, of Brookside avenue, haw
joined ‘
,(iirl taking'the soubrette partof
"Betty.”“l‘he season will open by the'
appearance of the company in Trenton
September, ‘toabb ,follou‘red by tin-ou-
gagcment in B rim and New York;
. MESTPORn ', ., .
, land is working for the
Weslportswater Co. . , '
Mrs.
ltl
a!
, ,: ‘1?!“va bland.
Dart! went from here Sat».
inc Rock park .mr
visions ,
' he George Lederor Telephone "
Albert Bushnell. of Lakevllle, Is, , ‘
f and h . “ w ‘ ‘5
we ‘ . ..
firewood on .. .
Afrahgbmbntsar being , to
place new steel basins an or tho‘railv
'oud bridge at Baumtubkw't
i Mr; and .Mrs. George F. Hendrick?
left yesterday. for New York, What
they will spend a few days.
Miss llerkhardt,‘of Switzerland, has
arrived in Saugatuck. and is’,.~tho‘guost
of her sister,‘ Mrs. Henry Guyaz. V
Ber. Ca'Crawfortl,.sof Colorado. on-
cupied the pulpit of the (troops, Farms
C(urgrogational Church yesterday. \
.Miss iltioronce lioyt, whm‘hss been
visiting friends here and in Weston.
has returned to her homelu Minefield.
The 'l‘ouuet Launch Company has
completed a twauty-Ilvo-foot mahogany
launch for M. B. Belknap, of Bridge-
port.
Mrs. Crtuiford and two sons. Law.
roses and Robert are enjoying a
cruise to Block lslantl._in theyacbt lm.
perial. ‘
Dr. W. ll. Wheeler, William Holmes
and Fred 'l‘oquct, returned home Sat.
urday from a four days' camping out
at Compo.
Goodwin White has taken a position
with the Cooperative Investment Com
pany. with offices in the Melgs build- i
log. Bridgeport.
The soicctmcn are making marked
improvements on the road hereabo ts.
This is particularly noticeable in he
Rosevllle section. . .
. Joseph A. Hill has secured a position
with the American Steel and Wire
Company, Boston. and expects to com-
mence his duties there this week.
.lohn Ilalley, of Canal street, and the
Wcstport Water Co. have exchanged»
about a quarter of an acre of land, ad.
Joining their property in Canal street.
Rev. 1.. W. Holmes, pastor of the
Weslport Methodist Church. accompan-
lcd by his wife, left today for a two
w-scks‘ vacation to be spent in the
llerksbirc hills.
More and Hair Clark. sons of Dr.
Clark. of Riverside avenue. chemist.
for the Embuimcra' Supply Company.
leave today for a three weeks' visit
with Chicago friends. ’
William linger, chief electrician at
the Wcstport car burns, has purchased
of Franklin M. Raymond the place on
llurr avenue. formerly occupied by
William [tears and family. .
Potato blight has come to this sec-
tion In earnest, and more fields have
been affected than was at first be
licvcd. Fortunately the crops are gen.
crully well advanced. and comparative.
ly small losses will result. in other sec-4
tions potatoes are plentiful and cheap.
Owing to changes In some. imtttcrs.
the picnic of Christ. Church Sunday
school, will not be held at Glen island.
Wednesday. the committee deeming it
best to cancel all arrangements made
for that place. tuber plans ’will soon
be perfected, and the picnic held in the
near future.
The registrars were in session all
day Friday for the purpose of regis-
tcring electors desirous of voting at
primaries and caucuses. August 8 will
be the next and fills] meeting, and un.
less the law is compiled with the vot-
cr will be dobarrcd the privileges of
any primary or caucus.
The work of making out the new tax
list proves touch more complicated
than was expected, and Tax Collector
.l. G. Hyatt will be kept busy [or two.
weeks more. .There is an abundance
of "Alli” and "Deduct" and later this
will be followed by numerous ques-
tions and a corresponding number of
answers.
Mr. I. S. A. Plpklu. of l’ofolo, Fla,
under date. of May 20th. 1002. says:
"Please accept. thanks for the wonder-
ful iiamon‘s Liver Pills and Topic l’cl.
lets. it is one of the most. wonderful
remedies on earth for what it Is recom-
mended. i will ever use It and recom-
mend It to my friends." it costs 25c.
ll..li. Plaisied. “
new CANIMN
Mrs. .l. Albin Sims is ill at her
home in White Oak Shade.
Miss Mary Drummoud is acting as
bookkeeper in C. E. llt'lrickcrhufl‘s.
Francis C. Raymond is suffering
from the effects of a kick from a cow.
Miss Mary Rogers has returned
home from a three weeks' sojourn in
Massachusetts.
A. M. hummus and family are
spending two weeks at his old home in
liackcnsuck. -
Stephen Park, of New. York. has
been a guest of his uncle, Postmaster
lioyt, this week. -
The official board» of th M. E.
Church meets at the parsonage tonight
at 8 n. In. > ‘ .
Mrs. Gilbert and grand nclce, Miss
Avery, both ,of Ridgoiloltl, are guests
of Mrs. O. C. Ogden.
Mrs. Herman Schneider visit with
relatives and friends in Danbury for
several days this week.
New York. "alters two weeks‘ vaca-
tion with his parents. , _
Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Pinney are on.
tertainlng.Mrs. Adv. Card .and three
daughters, of Yonkers. r,
Mr. and Mm. Harry. Johnson and
son Hamid were. the. Kilefltflwl')! rein--
time in Stamford. Tlmrsdny. . .. :-
:Miss Phoebe :Brinbkorhoff. of Bos-
ton. has been thoi‘guosbothcr oonain‘r
Miss. Mattie Comstobkic‘thoi'vpalt week.
Miss Alice Cunninglfamu. flat-obli-
lynp is a» guest. oft har\,;gramdmothcrt‘
Mrs. Julia Cunnlnthm
one. . t « A) ,
The second degree wasw
‘. ll that“, 1., .
P‘erry Council, 0. U. A-fiMfi-JI‘I'MBZV: V0,
r.‘ anere. Char-
. , ,
New York, are s
and ’son. of
ding a to "w
M '
with "hormot‘hor M
it sure! , at" [Sauce 1)
o. The form was by
. peeled would prove to be the greatest
‘bctu'ecn l.ord,,il)erby,fbwuéd by loam.
0:38, 6:65x. 7:071, 7:55x. 8:00, 10:20.
Carlton Puncher has returned to ‘
35303:, f ,
0:02, 7:00x, 8:00;, 0:30. 11:00x.
Railro’hd/ Mo- ' '
orked‘on l
several candidates by Commodore '
m, above, NORWALKong . can" live
. ’ . . W . ‘
Benton-.109" Lame in Thirddrlut.
and Lord='Derby lo.D¢cIaredWinner..
HARTFORD,» ,Ausust «ImAn‘ accl-
dent Saturday marred what was ex-
trotting eventln turf‘his , ry. in the
thirdrheatof the $50,000. match race
Smitthera, of Nut-(diode. andhorahna,
of which Thomas W. Lawson, of Bos-
ton. is the owner, Boralma sustained
an Injury which caused him to be with:
drawn and thereon was given to Lord
Derby, The result was a bitter dis-
appointment not only to the owner of
the Boston horse. but to the general
public which. to tho npmber'of 15,000
congregated at‘Churtor‘Oak Park,
The injury to Boralma. In such that
he will probably be prevented from
racing for some time to come. in
scoring the Boston horse gushed the
.quarter of his fore-leg badly and was
unable to start in the fourth heat. The
summary:
Lord Derby, b. g., by Mambri-
no King-Claribel, by Ham-
lin’s Almost. .lr., (Gears) 2 l 1 l
Boralma, ch. g., by Baron]-
,. Earalma. by Earl. (Marsh) 1 2 2dr
Time by quarters-Flrst heat-32
1:04“. .l:36%. 2:08. Second heat——
32%. 1:05, 1:371/.. 2:091&. Third heat
~35. 1:083/4, 1:4(il4. 2:181/3. Fourth
heat. 3:34.
Exhibition mile by Lord Derby. with
runner. by quarters—4234, 1:05,
1:3654. 2:08.
Ramcn’s Tonic Regulator will cure
a chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen Ed.
mundson, of East Capo, Glrardeau, 111.,
says: "i have been using Ramon‘s
Tonic Regulator In my family a long
while and beg to say it lathe finest
I ever saw. i had spent a large amount
of money on my wife and not until i
began giving her the Tonic. Regulator
was she benefltted. Now she lacured."
250. R. H. I’laistcd. i”
TO SETTLE LOBSTER DISPUTE.
Attorney l‘iadlul A. Hall. of New
London. and Shell Fish Commissioner
()vcrton, of New York state. have had
a conference in regard to the matter
of lobster fishing In the waters of
Long island and Fishers island Sound
and the Race. it was decided toil
bring a friendly suit in the courts of
New York to dcicrmiuo the Connecti-
cut flslicrmen's rights. Mr. Hall rep-
resents tha interests of the Connecti.
cut men. The conference was
friendly and was brought about
through a desire on the part of Com-
missioner (Norton amicably to settle
the matter once and for all. The Con.
uccticut lobster men hare experienced
trouble for years In the pursuit of the
crustaceans. if caught while plying
their occupation withi the prohibited
territory, they have -. .n prosecuted
and the strife has been the cause of
bad blood springing up between the
Connecticut and Long‘lsland lobster“
llli'il. The latter, especially. have
been indefatigable in -\vatchiug for
transgressions of the law.
_...__..._«-
VACATION DAYS.
Vocation time Is bore and the cliil
drcn are fairly living out of doors
There could be no healthier place. for
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents. incidental to most open
air sports. No remedy equals De
Witt's Witch Hazel Solve for quickly
stopping pain or remo ing danger of
serious consequences. or cats. scalds
and wounds. "i used DcWitt‘s Witch
Hazel Salve for sores. cuts and bruls
es,” says I... B. Johnson. Swift. Tex
"it is the best remedy on the market.”
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases.
lleware of counterfeltc. Clifford Pbar
macy. “
MANY LEAVE NEW HARTFORD.
NEW HARTFORD, Coma. August 4
~One hundred employees of the
Greenwood cotton duck mills left town
today for work elsewhere, and .t is
said that between 200 and 300 others
will leave this week. The mills were.
shut down Saturday with the state—
ment that they would be closed indeli-
nitcly. Some of the departing work
man are said to have started for Man.
cheater, this state. to take the places
of strikers at the Cheney Mills.
NEW roux. NEW HAVEN s
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
W
TIME TABLE.
up...
in effect May 18, 1002.
LEAVE souru- NORWALK
NEW’YORK.
A.M.-—l£:40x.’4:40x. 6:59x. 6:15,
6:55. 7:18. 7:62. 8:10!.0:03x.9:80.
9:50. 10:23x. l0:40, 11:35x.
P. M.—-12:5ilx. 1:17. 2:26x. 8:05,
3:22x. 4:07. 4:60x. 6:40. 5:55x.
FOR
SUNDAYS.
A. liar-12:40:. 6:05x, 5:58x, 0:05,
9142):.
.uP. M.-—-3:22x, 6:40. 5:551. 7:30.
10:10. "
LEAVE NEW YORK "FOR BOUTH
. NORWALK.
1A. M.-lo:02x. (6:00, 0:00. 7:00.
8:00x, 8:02. 0:00:. 9:04;, 10:02x.
1.0:04, 11:00x, 11:02.
‘P. M.-10:02. .1204; 2:00x,. 3:02.
:02x. 4:04,. 4:30, 5:02. 8:00x.
.o
.1.
gator-days only, Pittsilold Express,
abacus.
A. M.-12:02x. 0:00. 7:30, 10:02.
P. M.-6:00. 8:00x. 11:00.
'LsAva‘ scorn“. NORWALK.
y. ., » mew novelty, . .. ,
;'A.M.-—1ll:081.‘1:10:. 1:303, 0:18..
'84:}! 8:42. 0:10;, 10:10:. 11:05x_
v,l?."M.~«12:02x. 1:10. 3202:. 4:13,
6:22. 0:20. 7:06x. 9:0”; 9:15;
Lro-tn, 11:15.
1 Bridgeport
, * SUNDAYS. ‘ . , ‘
pure-12:03:. 1:101. 1200:. 7:4
9: 0, 11:16:. ‘, , . . .
«r. lit-«H16. 9:05.
A
t:
,‘Mfl-‘ibiah 9 1
M ' ‘ 4
v
we ~ ,
. In addition to above—Pi
M.~3zte.s:ol._.7:ssr . . ,.
W. ,O .
as user Herod A. Parsons
if .
has'been instructed bY'AMHYOI' Cum
filings tosupsrvlso the , blasting of
some. large booklets on the James 1.
Raymond premises. corner of=Grey
rock place andrMain street. The con
,iructors who-the making the genus
.tlon fertile block which Mr. Raymond
proposes to erect ., out. the property
htruckmomo very deep, large and
tough rock formations. to remove
which dynamite will be used. in order
to insure the safety of propert, and
persons. Mayor Cuuimings h s in
structod the city engineer to super
rise the work. instead of bridged all
the. blasts at once as had been prev
iousiy arranged.Contractor Corbo will
fill and discharge only four rock blasts
of dynamite at each firing. Nlnctccr.
holes, each six feet deep and two inch
es in diameter. have been bored in tin
rock at that point.--~Stamford Advo
cate. ‘-
-.
~8TOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zllian llalm is tweaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception
lo, 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Oil!
ford. Baxter's or Plaisted‘s. ."
w...”- ...~......._ .........
BridgeportFlnm Caught in Power's
“.Exportera' Club"~ Scheme.
NEW HAVEN, August l—eGovernor
McLean and a number of Connecticut
financiers and manufacturers are be
Moved to be experiencing. at the pres
out time the same feelings as does the
man who buys a gold brick. it is be
licvcd that the governor and others
have lost money through the irregu-
larities of Andrew F. Power, promoter
of various companies. apparently do
signed to foster American export trade
and whose arrest In New York was
sought by Governor Kimball, of Rhoda
island. who claimed that he was the
loser by about $3,000 In one of Power".-
schemes.
ththcr Governor McLean has been
buncocd or not he declines to state
Which gives added assurance to the be.»
lief that he has been made a victim.
Curtis & Curtis. of Bridgeport. mun.
ufacturcrs of pipe cutting machinery.
are amour: the victims. '
Phone 132.
When Your Engine:
GOES Back On You,
and you do not know how to make '
it respond‘uckuowledgc the coin
and come to us. Our "lmowing
how" won't cost you half as much
as your "not" knowing how is'
likely to. if you attempt to fix it
yourself.
M'F' G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON, Manager.
50 WATER ST.. 50. NORWALK.
COLORED GLASSES
should not be worn without intelligent
advice. Whenever an eye finds relief
in a shaded or colored glass somctning
is going wrong with the interior of
that eye that needs attention. if it
Were not so the light would not irri-
tate. Scck adviccmthc kind 1 can
give you-thc 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.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor
Office hours 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 0:31,
Saturday evenings, 7'9.
Special appointments made to lull
oatronl. '
“locus-t ,, ites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat
urate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with llriallian Balm and
bind by .the bite. instant relief.
Removo¥half an hour and you will
find a dr p, 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 world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, it instantly
applied, so always keep it on hand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
seooml.- Draggists or sent quick. 13.
F. Jackson and 00.. lndianupoils.
has ”ova willows
We are tryingrto‘better satisfy” our
customers'by not having any Wagons
on the road. but will attend very
promptly to orders by postal card. and
pay following prices. withsquare deal-
Ing: All kinds of iron, we ib.: rub— ,
her boots, shoes and bicycle tires. 5e .
lb.;- light brass, 5c. 1b.; heavy brass.
is; Copper. lie: pewter, 10c; rags, in
1b.; folded nowapapemin. bundles. 1do: 1
21M. .
tea anti heavy leadgilc: zinc.
Those prisoners good until market
thflgfll.ji“Wltch‘ thlsrsd - . r ..
.. Ana rt Mal-MR "
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oovsnuoa M'LEAN A VICTIM? ‘
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THE G. N. MCKIBBIN f I
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‘NOT was orvsrnlnbbuturteuilrelrnow ’
llropurullou. Ilot water and areas
do not affect". Theorem rl‘oimrufio,
made expressly for
Kitchen. Floors. -
if fir Murrow headway mwwnmlwn floor u
later or finish. fleet article. on the marks
furl. column and mil-tom, Apply lt yum.
ulf wllhclotb or brush. "
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, _ Headquarters for
Hardware. Fishing
tackle. Guns. Am-
inuniiiou, Automobile
Oils; Launch Engines
Oils etc,
112 wAsHNiorou STREET,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
Phone 43.6.
~“Child’s“”Rocker Free
For 40 Ozone Soap Trade Marks.
L’ Ozone Starch Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
' .
Given Away at
BUCKLE Y & WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPI’iilES.
52 South Main St.. 80. Norwalk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker.
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
goods.
SMALL-POX OURRANTINE.
means trouble. but death without in4
surance in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. Think of it to-
day. Settle it tomorrow by calling
upon, '
Fred‘k H. Field. General Agent,
liubcrt F. Pierce. Special Agent.
United Bank Building.
Spedial Sale
Volunteer Flour
55° has
A- sun
comes Ave... EAST NORWALK.
its a... we m... we
don’t want to premenstrual:- but. we
fare proud '- of g our , block. : We Worked:
bcih'tci‘n‘ot a. ‘ slit-o m with?
e em or . utters new
whywe‘lyvh'a‘velthofrcttofm'do. ‘
liaison Paper-"Kantian Docent.
M.
"Will Not Bo.‘ Psi-ml
, ford, Deb, says:
‘ exorytgingreww’fdifid, IDI‘IV“ {all
em v : '-_ u. . ”r
1 Consumption. g"Aw” ville tail
and all
i
.. ted,
Attorney “0". e, _
NORWICH. August 4.-~Stato's A
toruey Lucas. of New inndonC «
left. Silturduy for a three weeks ,I
to Canada. and before going“: .
positively that- theCorbott—Mofi'o , ,
light/at New Londo,n..schodll100.l .
itivoly not take place."
It has been rumored that. the fit
Attorney would not take a hand i
matter. He said this morning:
"Chief Justice Torrance, of the 8d,,
promo Court. has agreed to come to:
Newbondon on the date of the pro»
posed .prizaflght, and If there is y'.
attempt to 'pull off the affair gt
principals will be arrested. Itllrllnn
fortunate that the- people ,of hi
London should have to call upon
to protect them in this motion.
as some of the pest people-..of~i
city have made complaint to me
consider it my duty as State'sAtt 4
any to take action. The fight. w '3 g 3-,
ltiveiy not iakt place." , p . ,
The appeal was made to theStoir's
Attorney by ministers and prominent
citizens of New London, because May.
or Dart. of New London. having‘protp-a
lead the fight promoters a license.
fused to interfere further In thorns
tor. Much money has alreadyb‘oeu
spent in arrangements for the flights}
. JUST LOOK AT HER. 2,... , .
Whence came that sprightly step
faultless skin, rich, rosy,comniexlo
smiling face. . She looks 8000,4916!
good. Here‘s her secret. 'Sho uses
Dr. King’s New [life Pills. Re "ilt~—all.
organs active. digestion good. "'i head.»
aches. no chance for "blueq .’... Tkyz‘
them yourself. Only 250 at F. ii. Bax
ter’s. . . 2 .
A DOMESTIC SCANDAL“
Mrs. Frank J. Naramore Hu Sued for
Divorce. .
BRIDGEPORT. August 4-Mrs. '
Frank J. Naramore, wife of the ,eol- ,_ .
lee-tor of customs for the district of
Bridgeport. and member of the, Rev
pubiicun state central committee. has
brought suit for divorce, alleging Intel...
arable cruelty. The parties have
been married over thirty years, and.
have several children. . ,
An effort has been made to bring,
about a settlement between them. but; ;
without avail. Mrs. Naramore some. .
weeks ago left her husband’s whouso
most unceremoniously, and at once in.
stituted proceedings for divorce. which
(‘lllmlnllted last week, when papers in
the case were served upon the cob
lcctor by Deputy Sheriff Doolan.
The couple have been prominent In
social circles in this city.
ACTS IMMEDIATELY.
Colds are sometimes more trouble-
some iu summer than. In winter. it's so .
hard to keep from addingto them
while cooling off after exercise. One
Minute Cough Cure cures at onco.‘ Ab.-
soluteiy safe. Acts Immediately. Sure
cure for coughs. colds. croup, throat.
and lung troubles. Clifford Pharm-
acy. "P
STATE P. o. s. or A. couveu'rtou.
Delegates to Attend From Washington
Camp, New Britain. .
Washington Camp. P. O. S. of 0.. will
be represented by the following dele-
gates at the state convention. August.
5. at South Norwalk: W. W. Marshall,
0. 0. Butler. S. K. Emley. Charles W.
Button. E. N. Thompson and. 1A. L.
Thompson. , w
State President B. 1', Russell, of Wu-
terbury. has given New Britain dele-
gation a good representation on the
committees of the convention. .W. W;
Marshall has been appointed on the ,,
cmnmittee on appeals. S. K. Emley on
constitution and A. L. Thompson, a
member of the auditing committee.—
New Britain Record. ‘
LOOK PLEASANT. PLEASE. .'
Photographer 0. C. Harlamotlila-
ten, 0., can do so now. though for.
years he couldn't because he suffered ‘
untold agony from the worst format
indigestion. All physicians and,medi-
cinesfaiiod to help him till bottled
Electric Bitters. which worked ouch,
wonders for him that he declares they
are a godsend to sufferers from dys-
pepsia and stomach troubles. Unrlval-
cd for diseases of the Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. they build upsnd .give
new life to the whole. system. Try,
them. Only 500. Guaranteed by F. H‘
Baxter, drugglst. . ‘.
a—nuiv
LONG VOYAGE IN ROWBOAT. ,‘l
- MADISON. ind. August e switched
Morris. is. A., Ph. D., graduate Mullen
iin university. Ohio. and Chevalier:
fluttered ‘Veila, son ofvtho Roumau‘lm
consul at Malta. have arrived (hero
from Cincinnati in arrowhost .18 feet.
long. on theirwuy to Rio. do. .laniero,,
South America. They more-cut the
London and Berlin Geopraphlcnl'jeoo-r .
ietios and say they will mokoflia'trlp;
down the Ohio and Mississippi or
the Gulf of Mexico. the Caribenn do
and the Atlantic ocean. roughlngdt ,
the best they can all the way to Rio. .
do Jnnciro. . , , .‘
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SAVEDwA BOY'O Lll'l. : ‘3
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard; of Mile
‘fBrazlllpn Balm ma.
ed my boy’s life. He began just like
the one We lost with (trout). ESWe dove
him afew doses. Ho‘qtllckly dropped
to sleep and was all right lathe mo ..
hing.” For sale by R. H: lolotodr,
ll. Baxter, and The oil are Phat:
macr- ., . ., ,...,.....,,.‘,,.,,.,,‘,;,.
guesses WILLIAM on A urn.
ran: normally, ogust 4-33» in.
portal yacht Hohensoliermwttll‘ ‘r ;-
perorgwmlam on board; sail ’ a, ’ W
for Rival, Russia, where his majesty”
going to pay a Visit. to the can on the
occasion of the Russian nova manned.
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was. , _. ,.
,, ALL we “Avon. , I
»"For years .1 suffered such. untold hill
sery from Bronchitisk rites J . "
Johnston. 8! Broughton. Ga.
tea I, was unable to work. .Tll
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wt,»
on. wit
loosely fr in Ag???“ l
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