‘ ‘ Pics‘copticnfiDrugrisi. ‘
205. . East‘.Washington ‘ street.
“ ‘ at“ ”
tv .'.
steamer Addie V.
Miss’Evelyn Hoyt. of this place. is
the guest of friends in Danbury.
Captain Daniel Petty. hf East evo~
one. is spending a few days in Bell~
port. L. l. .
Joseph Lock and. of, this place. has
scourcda post on as chef at the Greg-
ory Point sho house. ‘
Charles Decker is overhauling the
"Alice G.." owned by Captain Melville
Decker. at Second A mnt.
lilies Elsie Birdsall. of Stamford. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wal—
dron. of Cottage avenue.
_ Miss Helen Finch. of Van Zandt
street, leaves tomorrow for a visit with
relatives in the Berkshires.
Miss Maymo Eowler, of l’eokskill. is
a guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Alsthorne, 33 Soaview avenue.
Harry Webb, of First street, has se-
cured a position as cook on Charles S.
DeKlyn's handsome steam yacht "Nyl-
kcd."
laptaln M. Rowland is placing a
new floor in his Whitehall skill. on his
dock south of the Washington street
bridge.
Miss Ida Balinn. of Eimcrcst, Nor—
walk. is spending a week‘s vacation at
the home of Charles Erickson, in Bay-
vlew Place.
Mrs. Frederick Bruudage. of, owan
street. is spending a couple 0 we ks
with her grandmother at her home 'in
in Ridgoflcld.
Albert Lcoman returner] to his home
in New York yesterday afternoon. after
a week‘s visit with C. Lecman, of Greg-
ory Boulevard.
Mrs. John Darrow and daughter Al-
ice. of Norwalk. are visiting at the res.
idencc of (l. W. Sims. 1737 Stratford
avenue. Bridgeport.
Mrs. Thomas Underwbod has return—
ed to her home in Brooklyn. after a
short visit with Mrs. l". B. Roberts, of
South Osborn avenue.
Herman Malmo is having the inter—
ior of his cafe on the Washington
street. bridge painted and otherwise
put in good condition.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. LcCount. of East
avenue. have returned from a several
days’ trip to Atlantic City. Philadel-
phia and New York city.
Miss Reba Simona. of Rowan street.
is learning the art of swimming and is
progressing nicely. Each day she takes
lessons at Gregory's Point. ‘
Baseball trams captained by Rus—
sell Ilay and Fred. chpcr did not play
Wednesday as announced. A game has
been arranged for next week.
Miss Evelyn Simpson. of Poekskbill.
N. Y., returned home after spending
I month with her cousins. Mr. and
Mrs’. C. H. Aisthorpo. Seaviow avenue
-, . - Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Nash. of New,
‘ Haven,gare spending a few days the
guests: of Mr. Nash's brother. Motor-
man Shmuel Nash of Van Zandt street.
Misses Elsie and Viola Decker. of
Seavlew aVcnuc. returned yesterday af~
tornmm. from a two weeks very pleas-
ant outing at Schroon Lake. New York
state.
Mrs. Matthias Rowland. of
Washington street bridge. has returned
from a two weeks” visit at the summer
home of her daughter in Cromwell.
Conn. ‘
Herman Mulmo. of the Washington
street, “'-sponl. yesterday with the
boys of Phoenix Engine Company.
Norwalk. who are camping out on
Butts island. ‘
George I‘lurncs has launched a skiff
fou‘John E. O'Snllivan. proprietor of
Gregory‘s Point. Mr. Barnes built the
shift. which is a lino-specimen of his
workmanship.
ltnssell and Lucy Finch. of Van
Zun‘dt fitl‘r’cl. returned yesterday from
a month’s visit with relatives in Free-
port. L. I. They were accompanied by
Milli-I Helen 1? inch.
Richard Bland found a pocketbook
containing a sum of money in L'Hom-
mbdle ‘s,groccry store. yesterday af-
mm L ’f’l‘hc purse had ben left inad-
vertently: by a lady.
*Mrs. James Walsh and daughter
Myrtle. ‘of Ssugatuck, and Mrs. Woos-
te '4pr Newark. N. .l., were guests yes-
l‘ uy‘bf Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gill“
h rift.“ East Myrtle avenue.
‘ Thc‘munthly business meeting of the
Wuman’a'Mission Society of St. Paul’s
Mission will he lieldst'Mru. Fred M:
Wheeler‘s. ll Cottage street. at 8
thi:~eiiehinu. All members are urged
00‘ I . ‘
he ‘ J. Smith. pastor of Grace
~ Method} Church. New Haven. former
pa tor” the East Avenue Methodist
dim leaves on his annual vacation
colt. He expects to be absent un-
September ti. ‘ ‘; .
‘ (looms Cochiin‘ has occurred thcjoh
to. at the oyster tube for the nodal
oyli crssvndicatc preparatory to the
fall calm mg. The tubs. andvthore are
several thousand at them. are expected
to": f we; from the We t ext Week.
‘ tit street;
a mom. J
. ‘ ld aftergogn.
. Micah who porno tie “it! c e
litres allure uninsured hell hand.
'filifi has as yet boon unable t that an.
‘ ‘Mcr of’the watch; W ,
’ ~ firl‘oul‘swmlou blinds
the ,
.cl thmgt.
ob
.Ilsld Willi m
' " _ than
t French conductc’dth
‘ :0 firms 1.
Row
class has pledged to
contribute .a certain amount. towards
the erection of a new chapel. and this
is their first attempt to raise the paces».
cream. and (lake there will be a fish
pond on the aroundsvc’nd Vsevcra. ‘
er nttriictionsn .. a . ., ‘1
The members of MayflOWcr Hook and
ladder Company will hold a practice
run this evening and all members are
Marinated to be caband at 7:30. lit the
truck house in Van Zandt street. The
truck house crew will go to the New
street quarters and get out the jumper
at that place. and the New street crew
will remain at thotruck house. At one
stroke of the bell both crews will start
for the hydrant at the upper end of
Gregory Boulevard.
ing there first will make the first con-
nections. After the rap the members
will return to the truck housewhere»
an informal entertainment 'will.be in-
dulged «in. followed by refreshments.
-—A lazy liver makes a} lazy man.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural.
never falling remedy for a lazy liver.
m...“
Preston Hart, Jr., is quite ill at. his
home in Crockettstrect.
Melville Young is overhauling his
sloop on Andrew Mills‘ shore. _
Hans (lager has his sloop ”Martha"
on rafters for a coat of paint.
.lohn Huflington has
“Comfort" onhis shore for repairs.
Rev. A. 1.. Hubbard. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church‘, is enjoy-
ing his annual summer vacation.
There will be a lecture on the sub
jot-t. “The Late President. William
McKinley,” in Crow’s Hall. in the near
future.
All the people who want to. Locust
Grove. L. 1., yesterday. on the. Metho-
dist Church excursion reported having
a fine time. and said that Locust Grove
is a beautiful place to have a picnic.
During the day a game of baseball
took place in a lot back of the grove.
the. score being a tie at the end of nine
innings, 9 to 9. The. battery for the
Kate C. Stévons' crow . was (in thin
Frank R. Stevens and Editor L. hob,
and for tho Rnwsyton's Clifford Ar-
nold and Louis Ladrigan.
0.0mm Alva NOROTDN.
Miss Susie Wiimott has a position
in, Stamford. . .
Mrs. Bork is spending several days
in New York.
Dr. John W9 Avery has
from his visit in Vermont. ,
The. Congregational Sunday school
has ,two-woeks’ vacation. '
returned
Mi 5 Harriet Tuthlll is spending a-
i‘cw days with Darlen friends.
Mrs. l’aulscratt. of New York, is the
guest of Miss Maud Van Dino.
Matthew Cullcns' friends are glad to
see him out again after his serious ill.
ness. .‘
William Bennett. of Fort Haniiiton.
is visiting his friend Gifford Water-
bury at Noroton. ”
Mrs. Phoebe Chase and daughter
have returned to New York after a vis-
it with Mrs. V. R. Footer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonson Williamson
have been entertaining relatives from
Ohio. Judge Jones and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. if. V. Cantrell are on-
tertaining Mrs. Cantrell's mother and
sister. from The Palisades. N. J.
Miss Louisa Laugdon hurt her foot
a few days since so that she has been
quite lame. but is now improving.
Miss Susie Fleet left Saturday for
Montclair. N. .l.. after a five weeks’
visit with Mrs. Walter 8. Whitney.
Miss Jessie St. John left for llart—
ford Wednesday to spend several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Gilbert
Finch. '
w(lo with the Knowlion Drum Corps
to Glen island on the 12th.
Mrs. if. B. Leonard. of South Nor-
walk, arrived recently to spend a few
days with her sister. Miss Libbic L.
Secly.
Miss Sadie Mays. who has been the
guest of Miss Jessie St. John. return.
cd to her home in Stamford, Tuesday
morning. .
Apples picked from trees In Darlcn
Thursday morning were enjoyed by a
Din-ion boy in Charlotte. N. 0.. Friday
morning. '
Frcd Williamson. of New York..ho8
recently been the guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson. Mu~
pie avenue
(loorgc H. Tillcy and family. of Dar.
ion. sailed Wednesday for Europe.
They will be absent six or eight weeks.
Mr. 'I‘illoy’s son, I). ll. Tllicy. has just
purchased a Rambler gasoline carriage
from Mochalcy Brothers.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. A».
Kellogg. who recently moved fromADa.
rich to New York. will be grieved to
learn of their 'sad uflllction in .‘the
death of their infant dauahter. ,
burial services were held in New York
Wednesday. ‘ i. ,
John O’Neil. of Schildnccht’s Marl:-
ot. wh has been at tho Stamford Hoc-
pltal or the treatment of his hand.
which was so badly poisoned that it
was feared it would have to be ampul-
tatedsts union better and the doctors
will, be able to save his band. . . .
.The topic for the lilpworlh, League.
Sunday. will be “A Suggestion in Ad
ditlon‘.” 2 Pet. 1: 4-0; loader. Miss mu.
. The topic for, lllpwprlli
sous, union: will be .“Bow Hill]!
. s andeGlrln Who Do Not . vein
hood Time.“ lllpb. i: 02: leader. Wal-
lflrc threr. ,‘ . g .
The poll bearers at the binomial
no Mair Clock were Rev. hoary 8pc.
Street. Albert ll. 6009
an ,, Dsucliy. ltcv. Mills
Mrs.
field” and
saryrfunda. in addition to the Ice
The crew arrlv:
his yacht
'l‘he’
occumtlégi st
. .Itcfr fill"
if) .
bouts stop to
Pine Refik Park yestord y.
Leone 0 SherWocd has returning
from his vacation trip and resume
duties'ct the W. S. Coronation.
. W. .l. Hagar has purchased thwfiuy.
mend property on. Burr. avenue and is
preparing to take immediate posses-
s on. ‘
Charles L’. Holmes and wife, who;
have been the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
LevthuHclmes, have returned to
their home in Norwallt.
A gang of men are constructing a‘
new bulkhead nt Wood's mill dam and
preparing for the installing of the new
turbine water wheel for the Westport
Water (‘0. . ‘
Mrs. Oscar Smith has been appoint.
ed a committee of one, by the Shogun
tuck Methodist Church, with power to
sclect others, to assist her in securing
donations for the cancellation of a $2..“
000 mortgage.
Mrs, James Keelcr stepped on a
black snake In her front. yard Tucs-
day. The reptile so startled the wo-
man that she went into hystcrlcs mill
her husband was hurriedly sent for.
He shot thesnake. it measured 4%
feet fromctlp to tip. In its throat was
found a small snake of the garter var.
lety.
But for the prompt action of William
Dixon. Frank Taylor‘s horse .would
huvo had a lively run of it. Wednesday.
As it was be doubled one wheel under
the wagon. dumped Dixon out and
broke a shaft. The animal periodical
iy gets a hustle on him and this was
one of these occasions; As Dixdn was
getting into the wagon the horse bolt-
cd. He made a short turn at the track.
near the store. doubling the wheel and
pitching Dixon into the road. The
animal Just got under headway as Dix.
on succeeded in ”gaining his footing
and seized the reins. The horse was
brought to a sudden stop.
W3.
WILTON. .
Mrs, lfrank Weston is visiting in the
metropolis.
A Library benefit whist party will
be held in the Town Hall, Monday at
8 D. in.
Mrs, Catherine Banning returned on
Wednesday from a few days' visit in
New York. ,
Oscar Flckland and George Ogden
enjoyed an outing from Friday until
Monday at Peach Pond. and report. a
lino time.
A hard for the accommodation of the
workmen has recently been erected
near the contemplated North Wilton
l‘CSOl‘VOil‘.
The Sunday schools of the four
churches. Congregational. Episcopal
and two Methodists will unite in a
day's outing at Combo next Wednes-
ray.
The South Wilton school. Miss
illakc. of llcthel, teacher. will be re-
opened. the first wcckln September.
Committcoman Frank Ronkweil to col-
lecting funds among patrons of the dis
trict for insurance and repairs on the
schoolhouse. _
Mrs. I l. 0. Thomson entertained the
Matinee Whist Club Tuesday after-
noon. The. tables were placed in the
“I’inery.” a picturesque part of the
lawn. and all had a most enjoyable
thuc. Mrs. A. W. Merwin. Mrs. H. E.
Chlchcstor and Mrs. D. R. Lambert
scoured first. second and third prizes.
Mrs. G. A. Davenport was awarded the
fourth. while Miss Marian Olmstead
received the consolation. Miss Fol.
s will be the hostess of the club.
Tuesday. August 26th. '
The following books have recently
been added to the Library: ."Kather-
the tiny." Anna Fuller; "The-Meth-
ods of Lady Wulduheart." Bennett:
"Tho Potter and the Clay." Pattison:
“The God of Things.” F. B. White-
house: “Tho House Boat on the St.
Lawrence," Tomlinson; “The Strength
of the Hills"; "Diana Tempest." Mary
Cholmoudeley: "The Leonard's Spot."
Dixou: “Flood Tide." S. P. M. (lreene:
”Five Little Peppers Abroad." Merger.
ct Sidney; "The Diary of a Goose Girl."
Kate. Douglas Wiggln; "Dorothy
South." E. S. Egglostnnzv “William
Shakespeare." Hamilton Wright Ma-
bio; "Margaret Warren.“ A. Brown:
"lionsom's Folly." ll. H. Davis:.“Voic~
es in the Night." William Stacie: Wis.
dam and Destiny." Masterlinek: "Dor-
othy Fcnn.” Major “Brion Hill." Cable.
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TO KILL buttoned AND Honest:
chusbuck woman *Aydlpctc Gau‘ Tubs
, ~ . tore his York Help
NEW:;YO£K.:€Aummt 8-Mrs Ado
laideSalanmlgg, amateurs old. of Pe-
qinhuck, Conn, and herthree child
ron. were found in a room at a hotel
on lfortysccond street today suffering
from gas poisoning: Tbegwoman was
unconscious. and the children comb
conscious: . A rubber tube extended
fem a has let to the woman'sanouth.
All three were removed to Bellcvuc
hos ital, where thewomnn you pine
ad . n the prisonsvmlon. a charge of
attempted suicide. Three letters were
found in the room at the hotel. two
addressedtolho woman's husband at
Poquabuck and o ,to her brother. C.
Kanenbrcen. in t is city.
1‘0 , all: . v cell-ts. QIJTT-lN ..
WA WNW". MM-vsw'llhoulin-
ltsdbtnm'nbdaicytlcn Telegraph and,
Cable Company. attainable llilltllvht
. Mention. has informedtthcvmw
department otthc outstation of a snap
or to: tho clobi.’thut.‘tl§brc in noblest
‘ NI ' ,
Christ Church picnic. l‘wss acid at .
New but” . . . .
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BRIDGEPO ... August 8m
Mulvihill received 0 output hl a;
{vowel-day morning from‘W‘l l ..
Crandall.‘0ditor. “the Municipal Jour.
cal-“arid Engineer. to thcwsffoct. but
special reduced railroad rates" iv old
be afforded to .deieaates representing.
municipalities lit the conning convcn~l
tion of the Longboat American Music;
lpalltlos. to behold In Grand Rapids,i
Micll..Anqust27._BB. 29., . .. ,
Th‘e‘roduued rate is to‘Lbc ”hand.
$4.50 for‘bcrthsEcacil way. This is.
only railroadfarc; ‘ Added to this Is.
the expenses for o‘wcek to each rep»
rosentaiive. The communication, how
ever. sets forth that some 400 cities
will be represented and that all um»
nicmipalllies cheerfully pay the ex-
penses of suchjdelogatcs, Among the
speakers scheduled for an address ac
cording to the circular in Mayor Jones.
of Toledo. 0. '
Ramon's Tonicllcgulator will cure
a chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen hid-
mundson. of mast Cape. Glrardeauyllln
says: "I‘ have been using Ramon's
Tonic Regulator in‘ my family .1 ion:
while and her; to say it is the finest
I ever saw. I had spout a large amount
of money on my wife and not until I
began giving her the Tonic Regulator
was she beneiitted. Now she is cured.”
.25c. R. H. Plai‘stod. 0
TREASURE HUNTING EXPEDITION‘
A FQILURE. , . .
VICTORIA, B. 0., August 8~The
elaborately outfitted expmlitlon, which
called from here early in January on
the brigantine Blaknly. to search for
the mythical treasure of Cocoa island,
has‘retl‘rned without having seen a
sign of treasure of any kind. The ex
ipeiiitlon'was an .utter failure. The in
struments which were to locate the
suppdsedwburled treasure failediin all
instance. ,The Blakelv was 101 days
reaching the island from Victoria. '
{ LOOK PLEASANT. PLEASE.
Photographer 0. C. Harlan, of Ea-
ton. 0., can do so now, though for
years he couldn't because he suffered
untold agony from the worst form of
indigestion. All physicians and medi-
cines failed to help- him‘till he tried
Electric Bitters, which worked such
wonders for him that he declares they
are a godsend to sufferers from dye
pepsin and stomach troubles. Unrlval-
ed for diseases of the Stomach. Liver
and Kidneys. they build up and givo
new life to the whole system. Try
them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by F. H.
llaxter. drugglst. u
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TRAIN ROBBERS IN CUSTODY.
ClllCAGO, August 8-Gus Hyatt,
who escaped with fifteen other con-
victs from the Nashville. Tenn. pent:
tcntiayy. last Monday night. is now
sought as the leader of thetrain rob»
hers who held up the Burlington on
press at Savannah. llls.. which occur
red twentvfour hours after the escape;
"At St. Paul. Minn. five men whoare
suspected of complicity in the robbery
are under arrest. They were taken .in
0. body as they alighted from a Great
Western train.
There is no linoleum-ring with that
cough that hasndrried you all spring
and seems to hold on in the summer.
You can stop it if you will only take
the advice you see here and use Ra»
mon's English Cough Syrup. You can
get it for 25 cents. R. If. Plaistcd. "
DWELLING HOUSE BURNED.
BETHANY. August 8.—-I~‘ire early
last evening destroyed the dwelling
house, of Mrs. Justin Cole. entailing a
loss of about $0.00!» zlifrs. Cole was
away from home during the day and
when she was approa as the house
.on her return she too it in flames.
The cause of the tire is‘unkuown.
Ramon's Relief will care all trou-
bles of the stomach and bowls arts
ion from eating melons. fruits, etc.
Eithor‘childran or old folks. 25c. R.
ll. Plaisted. "
RECOVERED FROM LOCKJAW.
NEW YORK, Ausust x—Pnyslclans
connected with Harlem hospital have
announced the recovery from lookiaw
and discharge from that institution of
Joseph. a son of "SilcntiMike" Tier-
nnn. who was tor many years a mem-
ber of the New York baseball team.
On the Fourth of July he shot himself
i the hand'with ltblank cartridge.
e was taken totbeyllospital on July
12. lockinw- was well developed and
it was decided to infect antl.toxin into
the spinal cord. and not Into the brain.
as on previous cams. The injections
were nmdc betwaru the first and sec-
ond lumbar vertebrae. 0n the fifteenth
day the law relaxed.
ACTS IMMEDIATELY.
Colds are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in wt tar. It's so
hard to keep from uddln to them
While cooling off after exercise. One
Minute Cough Cars cures at once. Ab.
Iolutcly Info. Acts immediately. Sure
cure for. coughs. com. «cup. throat
and lung troubles. Clifford arm»
soy. , "
K. OF P. GRANDCONCLAVE.
8AM rFllANCISUO.‘ Alum i '8.—~Snn
Francisco in already to w came the
whom are unison our: Wilt hero to
in outline cable vntitcltpdslaytluna-«bnd
has “lied masons Machine gamblers.
. 0 been
moon»: to
lain ,
today a
attend tit grand ccmlsvh or their or-
der. villi been special balsam ex-
pected to unrive over the Southern Pa.
clllo rollroudbylthc catchments not
later than. mldntchtl a cosy. 0th-
crs wlilrcomnvla ins A’n insulin m.
and from ‘mainbrtb. ‘ . ‘ r
1 i ‘ s ”I M“ 1
JU‘TrLQOK A In.
b .ihlart..hmaii‘ia Illn‘llelfl'
smiling face. one looks warrant
H other secret.
‘ fil‘hl'mugllh’cbo n n a
, . es ,, I.
n ,, 'c nightmare» .r
lines to
Emily 30 in l" H
, {ransom “nct” knowing how is
Knight: of Pytbladr thousands of '1
, .N
thé‘mifito
nail ‘ '
m
and you do
tit respondmacknowledgé the 99.1“
drew" won’t cost you half as 'much
“ likely to; if 5'60
‘ yourself. ‘
. THE G. N "McKIBBIN
. i . . MFG ()0.
W. a. THOMPSQM Manager.
attempt taint ”it ‘
not knowhow to make ;. ‘
.jpod come to us. . Curmhnowina T l;
so warm 37.. so. canyon,
The need or having glasses to fit the
eye like a coat fits the back, the need
of wearing lenses properly centered to
the eyes. all are absolutely necessary
for the preservation of that most prcc.
ions of ailssen‘sesgtho night: ‘We have
no old logy ideas. but adopt the latest
and best methods in ounJltting and
examination. ;. :g ‘ ‘
i 03,, fit.
some. 8.. aorr.
CRADUATE ‘OE‘I'IQIAN-
_' .Finej‘Watohflcpclrlng. ‘
Room.9..llnltod-.Bun. so - 80.. Nor-
Oflce h0lll‘l8lloll: 5:1 :45 to 6:30
Saturday evenings; (ream-e .1‘
EASpecial appointments made to suit
estrous. ‘ ~ - .
Locfiét Bitéé‘ ,
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 Brizilian Balm and
bind over the bite. Instant relief.
Removals 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 world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog. bite. if instantly
applied. so always keep it onhand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet stink in one
second. Drugglsts or sent quick. 13.
E“. Jackson and 00.. Indianapolis,
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JUNK QUOTATIONS
We are trying to 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. with square deal-
ing: All kinds of iron. vac lb.; rub-
ber boots. shoes and bicycle tires, 5c
lb.; light brass. 5c 1b.; heavy brass.
7c; Copper. 8c; pewter. 10c; rags. to
1b.: folded newspapers in bundles. 1,4,0:
tea and heavy load, be: zinc. 21m.
These prices are good until market
changes”: Watch this adv.’ . .
. ABRAHAM .{HARRIS
Phone 156-4. Box 346, So. Norwalk.
Of all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pong Hats. Sailors and Alpincs, White
Mull Hats, White Felt lists, new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon Veliings. New
Birds. Wings and Pompous.-
TRIMMED H’Ars AT
Mlospumsa caress. .
M. r. salaman-
at Main Sinai, Nohvalk.
Fine 00905 at low Price; "
Connected with large Bridgeport cs-
tabllshment. Flue goods at low prices.
..._..».A
marrow RAInRoA‘D.
. TlME ‘rAsL‘s.
in mice May 18, 1902.
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LEAVE. SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. .
1A. bin-12:40:.- 4:401. 5:501. 0:16.
0:50. 7:13. 7:52. 8:10x.9:03x.9:30.
9:50. 10:20x.10:40, 11:851. .
P. M.-—12:05x. 1:17. 2:201. 3:05.
am. 4:07. 4:50x. 6:40. 5:551.
6:38, 0:66x. 7:071. 0200!, 8400, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—-12:40x. moat. 5258:, 9:05. i
9-42
10.10
A. Myanmar 5:00p 0:90.
8:001. 8:00. 0200:. 0:04;.
10:04, 11:00x, 11:03.
7:00.
3:303. 4:02:
0:02, 7:00;, i
Saturdays
vac
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BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES}
52 Smith Main Sts‘ . '-
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of Trade Marks
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SMALL-POX QUARIINTINE.
means trouble. but death withontin~
surance in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children.
Think of it to-
Settle it tomorrow by calling
non,
Fred’k H. Field. General Agent,
Hubert F. Pierce. Special Agent.
United Bank Building” .
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loorraos Ave. EAST NQRWALK.
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hawk irons. Nfiw all?“ a :
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. rec can a an arc ,_ ,. ,
‘ écr rice as a result effigy“;
‘ . strife society to be “inns
w; creased by twenty'one during:
, air sports. No .renied
NW.
‘ ful Ramon’s 'iver Pills an .
. figure. lithium
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Formal aeulon Held in Andi;
. tordcy~0fficenfllm
E' ahiBONlA‘. August 89-
seihlith annual convention e
braci- cfharuaerl. was lb . .
01 y .esterday. lodges th
state being represented
hundred delegates “an .
otthc morning was unusual
=re ding of reports. whlc‘
coutition. The member-chi“
and the eachequer contains
000Iindre last year.
.. . .flrand. Patriarch. Charla
of Ansonia; Deputy Grand.
Leo Schmidt. Bridaeport'rdlirp.
den, Charles Bpflhph,‘ Hart! rd
Secretary ‘ .(rnsel' ctedl .E G’e rill
Merldn, and Grand Trasurer,
ed). George Herpich. New fl
.buarrshsiALL in: .
airwice in hobbital. who so: .
Verbena. Aha, paid a. v‘ailt sun: t
tors to cure a severe case
causing 24 tumors. wWhen; ,
Buclden's 'ArnIcc Solve": soda . .
him. Subdues Inflammation,
Aches. slug Pains. hostile,
world. 25c at 'F.‘ H: Baxter"
store.
2 WOMAN'S‘BODY vIN T
CHICAGO... August 8-
long grass of 13.. thhhlf,110t ion
few yards from the'cdbl‘e use .
State street line, on which thou
ct'people passed the placeey ‘
theses: body at a somewhat;
last night. The corpse was:
destitute of clothing and non .
garments were foundin-r ‘
The body was» in anchcqndltfp
[ices Impossible to: tellth lie
there were any mullin-
would indicate violence.
believed theuvoman {was in may
her body placodwhers it {on};
vacgriotl' A“;
Vacationiiine ”more...
dnen are fairly; livinifillt
There could be no :hec'l
them. Yougneed'onlyntcgu .,
the accidents incidfinlaldo
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wars Witch Hazel’aflllva‘ffl “
stopping pain or‘remoyingydc, ml,
serious consequences. was
and wounds. “I used DcWi
Hazel Solve for sorespcuts; n
es." says L.‘ B. Johnson,‘8w,llil.r
“It is the best remedy-entire 3%
Sure cure formic! sud sk. .. i _
Beware of coun‘terielto. C Pl: .
mccy. - ., .,
HEDGES CHALLENGES R
(ST. LOUIS; August~8-R.
secertsry and treasurer of..-_i.
American League Club last nigh
mally challenged Frank De Hm ‘
inson, president of the Stubblflpy _ 03.
tional League Club. to a polbdulmv
series of ya on more gammmmo _
played in St. Louis for 1112.600, 10W.
Mr. Hedges said that he wouldme
his team to the extent of $60,000..’
*STOP THAT GOLD: T' ..
or it may result in Pneumonia. B .
zlllan Balm is breakup up Collin; m '*
ever tried. almost without. ,' ting?
If). 25. 50c and 31.00 bottles. Thdfflllt‘
ford. Baxter's or Plaisted's. '0
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MINNEAPOLIS. August Mlléfl,‘ '
ter-state commerce commlsnlowhns '
gun its investigation- of the rate as .
tion. Subpoenas have been ”Wilton
local officials of the Wisconsin Cent-rat
and the 800“ lines as veil as can nun;
her of prominent millm. ; Tim“ , -
menu are returnable before’ i like
Lochran. of the Federal court in '
September. “ " ‘ *
MOTHER ALWAYS KEm1‘EI1'42.
‘ HANDY ‘ ‘l .
"My mother cluttered, name.
from distressing ; pains ‘ondi
health due primori 304th!
says L..W.,Spaidin8. firm . .
years ago i got her-to try. .
grew better at ascend m
use *of seventvsbr. oats any
wants. remarking ‘rthotnlhcg
bad «effects aspire hauler bottl
dol handy." .Dob't'wgttogme‘ 1199 ‘
symptoms. on sitar . a cause.
your stomach is count; your heal
be good... Kodcl rents tho-ppm -‘
strengthens tbebodylbydlge '
food. It is notaro’l own will
fordPharmbcl't- *-
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CHICAGO. August Bypucigusifi
who. a tempest-1,530, also open
most prominent promoters-pita
late in Chicago; and who wait .. - .
ed with Charles T. Yerkes inmtb’ ll.
lag of surface and elefalcd You -‘i ’
committed spicidohydriahlh . hell .
acid at his ’tesldebdbdfl’lfi. y g No
avenue. Hui Wife and me chi I!
were in the house. at the hue. Igattpi'e
. MbClark‘ha been e; “89% of?» -
ingo ‘eratlmnl a ‘ romp unfit! . ,
of succets‘in',thntlins‘drov, {hi i .
take hlsilfe. ; ". , " '
u- i i draw it
an ‘r n ‘ n
«pinhole t'th'an'lm align r
lets. it is one of the mostwo’nd,
remains“ on pith for what i is: _
mantle . f w it evarltlso it if _
brand it to my friends.” it cost! 50.
El Huymmmdh. .f. , r“; v.
features Mums I
“ma van, dolomgrmlat‘;
.il ' , or. o s
‘ . dealers.
mil i“, u I; ’
lilo honesty“ official. 3%? .
' at theécompnnyhcd last sold
000 ounces of!” t0ft '
,sovernmcnt in?!“ do ‘ .
‘lilon (some: {foogitly dpkveradm
turn a 0 I‘ll3 a '
atrium» t
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kamon'slfervc 7 ’14
fall that is claimegw,
proof. litre. Mahala Idol
blunt grit
goals or
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