. lan l
yelling, by the loans people or
Islandtwg a successnlthe harm.
no 0 a 11 or _
.yy tostooncd vmh go
more young ladies. while the ,
1 platform was erected by the
fmen.V The following program
Minstrels, "
By the Company.
‘Tho Honeysuckle and the
Walter J. Strohmeyer.
.SOng——“My Princess Lulu, "
Frank E. Donaldson.
"When I Think of You, "
or Nicol] and Vernon Jarboe.
,V lit-“I’m Agoin’ to Live Any»
o Till I Di. "
‘ waiter R. Johnston.
“Dolvn on the 01d Swanee,"
. i, Harold Clarke.
Ale—Belle Island Junior
a;
By the Company.
-» , following specialties were intro-
George Higsc‘m. recitationist;
‘Nicoll, piccolo soloist; Waiter
hmeyer, balladlst; Walter R.
on, original specialty; Frank E.
11 son,“ 0 Talks About Father”
opticl ding' with an original act, by re-
. by; Chester Nicol] and Vernon
Miss Sophie Maxmann, of
cottage, presided at the piano.
'1‘-hose on the stage during the il1 st
which consisted of an imitation
, sari old- time minstrel performance,
’ e ' Robert Wilcox, Vernon: Jarboe.
line’r Nicoll, Chester Fitch, Waiter
rohmeyer, Chester Nicoll, Harold
disuse Harold DeKlyn, George n'igson
hSchuldiqe, Harriett Donaldson,
ocutor; Frank Donaldson.1end-
n.“'l‘ambo‘.” and Walter Johnston,
éudman, “Bones. "
This season at Belle Island has been
. ‘of- the best, notwithstanding the
' ifact of the summer being cool. Every
tags is occupied and there is a. de—
ahead for more. Social life has been at
l‘“ shlgheVst point, and the young peo-
13% have had a glorious time: .
The water was exceedingly warm
idsy and Saturday, and many of the
to nders availed themselves of the
oVrtunlty to take a dip. The Beach
gorowded and the usual pastimes
re-‘l indulged in. .
V'M1's Ellen Norton, 6! New Haven is
d to arrive at the Island today.
ai‘n the rest of the season at the
Mp {land House. , Mr. Norton will also
spend part of uis time at the Island.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kroemer. of New
it, who have been visiting friends
on the island for the past few weeks,
returned to their home Friday after-
own.
New wires are being strung on the
llaon Point road as far as Hickory
Bluff for the Southern New England
Telephone Company.
, The work on Tweedys wall is pro-
grossing nicely at present. The rocks
that are blasted are being used to till
he excavations.
I}. H. Griffin and family. of Danbury,
o-have been stopping at G. A. Shep.
__ is former residence, have returned
a.
M In. K. Clinton. who has been
Siting for a few days in ew York.
1111 returned to- the Haviland House
James H. Seeley and Barnett Don-
son went crabblng Friday and were
successml in getting a nice number 1
Tlip new tennis court in front or Un
tape is the scene of exciting and
mum games siniost every day.
1
. ,awam to Tavern island, and
l' ast' Friday. agai tthell tide.
, it'id‘ho usinr noryiees w eheld tin the
' v
. ,CIMS’B. Walters has returned 3
horse in summit avenue, sitsr xii
elatives in folew York
"cbt'ho ' Hum rlorie, cum by
Brothers, which went “round on
Bed ,1; hosted. .
11s
“b fiduryfi; iisle vivlwr'f
on V9 S Van .‘
M
.William Ackcr, of Edgtwater '
‘ season. Not since less has there been
lV 'm,
Mil “Mill
1 The Tuscarora C 1111.0! Ne Y
will have it clamhake. a Roton Pol
Thoreau attaruooua 1
‘ ‘ lee old 11 is having a 1m ‘
s1tté1e so a 11“ 11 around the his ties ‘
sV1 11th . ed cottage, and will have
with canvas. aflording a. a»
33316 .
J.;‘ manor Satur ay. to occupy
,VVV'V11r‘1d Koch’s cottage t Pine Lodge
11 g the must pf sop tomber.
1Mr. and Mrsi‘ib‘ize’d DsKlyn were. in
town today, having returned from a
week’s yachting cruise around Lilllsj'liiy.
111ml sound.
tie at Workmn a
1} Mi“
Dudley ill. ‘ew
Kala atl’gpew Point. The structur’ is
“El? d'hu‘p, nd will be completed nextV
out ' 1 <
M": L'HAMMODK NOTES.
Mrs. Stomhenfi. Wilcox, at South
blorwnlk: lid Mrs“. George Slau-
11‘, of. New Canaan. and Mrs. Nelle
lEriiigB. Oi Stamford, were guests 1 t
look of Mrs. Ella‘ H‘uhbell at bar shun“
met home on L’Hammock island
Misses Margie and Harriet Mouse,
1111‘ East Orange, N J., are spending a ;
wock with Mrs. Ella Hubbcll. at ost-
liluyor Hubhéll's pretty summer cot;
rage on L’Hammock Island: '
my...
-—Bodily ‘na’in‘ loses its terror it
you’ve a bottle of Dr. Thomas's Eclecfi
tric Oil in the house.
in case of burns, cuts, sprains, acciV-‘V
lents of any sort. .
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GREENWICH SELEOTMEN ACT. V
'1Vi'i1cy Visit Sound Beach to inspect
Disputed Roadway.
Selectmen N. A. Knapp and James
(Ci.Wils011,of Greenwich, went to
Sound Beach to make a personal ex»
amination oi the town road and land
at the beach which it is claimed by
some. persons here to be their private
p1operty The publicity given to the
matter and the statement of Select
yuan Knapp. that the land in question
ls town property, has stirred the
Sound Beach people 11p so that tho
unestion will probably be settled very
1.1mm Two years ago at a town meet
lug it was voted that the road which
had belan closed without the authority
or the town should be reopened and
notice of what action would be taken
if the somewhat dictatorial orders to
persons who were us 111; the town thor-
oughfare were persisted in. Selectman
Knapp said that the suggestion pu‘b
liishcd in the Advocate that signs
should be put up was a good one and
the selectmea would probably have
them painted and heated in conspio
uous places.
A NECESSARY PRECAUTION.
Don’t neglect a cold. it is worse
1hnn unpleasant. i it is dangerous. By
using One Minute Cough Cure you can
1[ 111‘s it at once. Alloys inflammation
ulears the head, soothes and strength
one the mucous membrane. Cures
coughs, croup, throat and lung tioub
lVes. Absolutely safe. Acts immediate.
y Children like it. Clifford Phnr
macy DO
Mr. Wars, the commissioner of pen-
sions. received 11 letter from a man in
illinols. a few days ago which read:
"I am now getting a pension of $30
a month. Recently the Lord has pres»
pared me, and i do not think I should
get so much money. i gave my serv-
Ices to the country and i think I should
have some pension of course, but I
think $30 a month is too much. is
there any way i can have my pension
reduced or suspended while I enjoy the
prosperity that is mine at pres-
out."
This is the only request for n reduc-
tion of pension ever received by the
bureau. It was referred to the pension
examiner in the district which the
man lived, who reported as toilowa:
1 “I have the honor to inform you that
a person who applied ,fdr a induction
in his pension is new in the insane
y‘psylum at this place, and has been 1...
some time. "—--New York Tribune.
if you find your duties will not per-
.mit at your taking the two months rest
you should have at “a pleasant summer
resort. get a bottle of Romeo's iron
cult: and take it accordirly'to to-direc
tions ‘ It has all the good reunite at a
up .in toning up the system and
purifying“ the blood. and it’s much
11 Vapor. R H. Pleisted
:l‘ is isn't the only country that isn't
as arm as it sometimes is at this
orienccd in Germany":
f Vcaghlm‘t northern alloy
11 soap, late, wet and gapomlsing as
thhtli {the present y 1'. Growing
go‘psnnd Lye sggtation of all kinds are
In three years libhilili their“ condi
9 generally
a; a and
8.. tion at this ddtd‘ln in “more . ”M
.Rsy Underwood and ,
ms
L at spout Sunday at
Instant relief ,
lBelectmen Knapp and .Willson gave '
Hall Pound 500
4
‘EdWar‘d J. Finnegan. Norwalk.
Charles L. Glover. Norwaik. '
Henry Matheis, Nor‘waik. '
Scores Cuisine. Norwalk."
New York Grocery Co.. Norwalk.
lillam Bronson East. Norwaik.
rris Epstein, East Norwalk
other leasibut 15 incomparably better. ..
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FOR SA LE BY
Conrad Becker, South Norwalk.
« Charles Fiedler. South Noi'walk.
' list-cord Hirshileld. Southi Nor-walk. V j ,
Morris Naviasky, South Norwalk.
New York Grocery 00., B. Norwalk.V
\u‘gust Boottecher South Norwalk.
Rtoeg’muilcr Bros, South Norwalk.
. 11L Gregory, Cranbury.
cured by Dr. Klug' s New Disc
j world " A trial will convince you it's
unrivaleddo
Thai Size 100‘
EVERYWHERE.
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Narrow Escape
Forest Point, Tenn.
MONTEAGLE. Tenn, August 25-»At
Fo1est Point, Saturday night, Miss
Vinnie Tucker a prominent young
lady of Decherd and one of a party on;
a mountain trip, stepped over a clifi.’
Sidney (Iowan. a young Nashyllic n1n11,1
sprang
but too late to prevent} her fall. heidg' it“?
dragged ov er the edge of the precipice. 1 ““31“
the two going down together and land~i
llig on the incline thirty Jive or forty
feet below. Though Cowan was badly
gloss
Miss 'l‘uckcl bleeding and unccn
scious, Was failing in the path be had
come. As she 'possedvhc caught and
held her. theb flight ending three feet.
stunt. death Cownn was found by
rescue party,.ciutching 'to the.,girl'si
clothing in one ‘hand and a clump of
blishes in the other. Miss Tucker was
lnsepslhle.
, SAVED A ‘BOV’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard, ot Mil»
10rd Del, says: "Brazilian Balm sav‘
1d my boy's life. He began just like
the one We lost with croup. We gave
iilln a low doses. as quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mar
ling." For sale by 11.1%. Platelet] F
El.ante1—,. and The .Cliiiord Phar
vnacy. ’ ' f 7 ”
'INSPECTING VARMY POSTS.
General Randall and Captain Richard.
son Return from Alaska.
SEATTLE. Wash, August 25-—(‘.cn.
George Randall. commanding the ills.
trit-t 01‘ Columbia and Alaska. has
reached hero on the steamer City oi
Scuttle, accompanied by Captain W. P.
Richardson, his side. The general sail
-d 101 the north July 8 and during the
past month and a hall has made Di‘i
solidi inspections of nearly all the
army posts in Alaska.
. in speaking ottlic trip Captain Rich
unison said: "The general made 11
tour of inspection to the posts in Alas
kc. and found them in very good shape
Home improvements n19 needed at any.
uni barracks and he. undoubtedly will
make recommendations for them. The
telegraph lines are being built as fast
as possible and it will not be many
months before communication in the
frozen north will be as simple a mstlm
‘ .111 in this state. "
LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE.
Photosrabhcr O. C. Harlan 0: En
ten, 0., can u so now, though for
years be ’1‘. because he suffered
untold like 17 mm the worst term or
indigestion. All physicians and meal
clues failed to help him till he tried
Electric Bitters. which worked such
wonders for him that he declares they
are a todissnd to sufferers fro dys
pepsin and stomach troubles. _ nrivn
ed for diseases of the Stomach, Live
and Kidney't . tho build 11 and gt a .
h _ new! 7 r v .
the whole system. '1:r
them. 3st B06." scammed by F.
Boater, dru‘lsllt- 2,
'N. Y,. August aha-dint
ii" Pike; lotto rr at New York city,
.. .b the Wit-ids top Hotel
9V.“ thirty‘d tfy piazza .
l3'1h
£10m the edge oi n 3011- foot drop. To.
have gone over would have meant inn-1 l. Withcrow, 131 l iberty W. Va says:
a Young Oodpie at Justice
, 'i‘md. who two years ago abandoned
'1 his Vwife and two children here and left
to her rescue. He caught her. i Stdpbo‘ii A. Marshall in the Port Ches
{Ora bb has been lixlng with another
111a‘ .tcn up he was still conscious. until woman in Port Chester. Tito abandon
as his body lollOil down the ledge 1191011 “it?! who has been living in East
caught on a bush Which stayed his p10 1 Wit ( hi‘W‘i‘ f0" 30"") time 1’95" “me
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N DARATOGA HOTEL
GRABBiS case continues
Next Wednesday.
Gyros J. Cr.abb io1me1'ly of Stars
"for pints unknown. and who was
rounded tip in Port Chester on Wed
nosday, was brought before Justice
Court on the charge or abandon-
His case was adjourned until
next Wednesday. ,
Since his departure from Stamford
to l’o1t Chesicr Wednesday, and she
had him arrested. Crnbb it was stat
ml in Port Chester, has begun proceed-
ings for a divorce from wife No. l.
Here is a man whose experience has
been worth something t him. Mr. L.
"Please send.1nc priceson dozen
boxes of your Tonic Liver Plls (all
pink). l fl11d1tb3y are the only Pills
that will do me any good.” You are
sure to find them just as beneficial to
you if you will try them; they cost
you 25 cents. R. H. Piaisted. "
, .
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HIGH DEGREE MASONS.
Tho Sumenm Council. ThiIty third
.z'ivsiee Masons will hold its annual
cision in i‘rmidence R l..
her 113 Henry L. Palmer, of Milwau
keo, is the sovereign grand command
or Judge Charles W. Carter of Nor
uich is the deputy for Connecticut.
lion. H. Wales Lines of Meriden
gland treasurer of the grand encamp-
mon. 'Kninbt Templar William R.
lligily oiliridnoport, and, Henry Wood
ward of Middlciown. ili‘i‘ entitled to
seats in the supreme Masonic body in
this country, n‘l] being Thirty third do
moon Masons. The election of oflicers
uiil not take place until 1903. when
the supreme council will meet in 13011
ton
1T NEEDS A TONIC.
There are times when your liver
needs a tonic. Don't give purgntives
that. gripe 11nd weaken. DcWitt‘s Lit-
tie Early Riseis expel all poison from
the system and hot as tonic to the
liver. w Scott 531 Highland ave.,
Milton. Pa. says: "i have carried De-
Witt's Little Early Risers with me for
several years and would not be with
out‘thom.“ Small and easy to take
Purely vegetable.
or distress Clifford Pharmacy.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN'DANBURY.
DANBilllY, August 26.~—Mrs. Milo
Dickens, of ii Harmony street; acted
sixty-six years. was found dead in bed
at. her home Saturdaly. Heart disease
.511 believed to have can the cause.
Ramon's Relief will cure all tron»
bins of the stomach and bowels art's-
lng from cationv melons fruits. etc.
Either children or old folks; 2511.11.
.ll‘l Isl . _ “
Marshall Will Hoar Evldence .
S'optem- "
They never grips.
vary for
to an erod in
, i it cured her.
_ as to show it
roup Medicine in the
(3onsusuitionm1 ably
“wolf; trout ‘
11 ours
is the best '
ruinous
Mon 11‘ $1.00.
doll 1‘11,th negghgl'ugh
I!
cad" ‘
vouNd MEN,
' ar‘e‘l'you'rlestlng are on your oars?
Hopelcesfahouft getting ahead?
Open a Savings Account and lay
some money alway weekly or monthly.
Spain now, by depositing one dolla'r
with ‘. . '
ms roam nonwuk:
SAVINDS BANK,
UNITED DANK DUILDlNO.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
.. But-«W
Gll‘l NATIONAL BANK
‘i SOUTH nonwanx semi. .
Capital." 'lSIOOflOOflO
Surplus.g >5100’.000.00
Other Profits. 334. 000.00
Jollll II. thesis. President.
uses 11 9 units. mks
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.., s... . ~ DHIEOTORO:
John H. Ferris , Hoary Seymour
John H. Knapp .CRristian Swans
John H. Light .MathoWIcn
49!?“ R. Marvin 8': psi Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Solicitor].
lax 13111111 31111ch
ire
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to spay Taxes to the-Town
of Norwalk in the County 0! Falrilold
and State-cl Connecticut, on the As-
J
i
' sesament List of 1901, that l Will meet ' '
them to receive said Taxes, at the fol
lowing times and places, to with .
At the store of W. S. Hanford, East
Norwain, (Dorm Town) on Friday.
/ August 29. 1908,1'1'0111 10 o'clock tore-
nolm until 12:30 o‘clock afternoon.) .
Attire store of J.‘C. Handle at Win.-
store of Alphonso Dibble, at
at Mile River, on the even.-
August iii). 1902, from'l
. ”whereupon”.
‘ Vf warms AND PAPER‘ HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING
.. has 11
. nipauk on the nitsrnoou of Friday. :4
" . August 39. I902,.lrom ii o'clock hntil . 1
Only: artistic lie-land:
PAINTING also
PAPER assume.
'Wo’re rcs'dy to do the work.
WINDOW SHAPED.
Any. III'I. make or thickness, to
order.
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ARTISTB' MATERIALS.
\
We make it on art.
a? wasmnorou eraser
South Norwaik.
Toiephond‘ delineation.
s. edits
. Janina
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Pure White Lead and; zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
‘ the long Ind-mover vdoublo sur-
1- face as. machinery: mixed.- The .
. house of William Stevens Indol-
;.Btephen Wilcox. how on Scam' '
» Mai 11 street; were painted by are
inlhis manner. over eleven year-V
ago. They are still goods
Your house will stand as well ’
1 it.- i paint it. My once: “South...
tibia .It'roet. 3i! residence/85
3.283111 Grove attest. j; 1;
A Flank
Valve ~
salesmen“. without m or II
tor hammer. Has no tank
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER PREDSV'URE REDU
LATING FLIJVIH VALVE.
A selt- enlisting innocuous.
applied to a Final: Valve operated by
direct pressure. 'Dischnrgos the some
amount of water in the south length or
time, regardless or the head or pres
sure‘ in service pipe. '5
".Sss it in operation in our ill-pin!
oihrhiidrnsenihh
11111111111111.
“‘3 ”Worse eraser
SOUTH ”:NORWALVKt 91'.
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SOLOMON LCAM'. Manager
“Von. .
l
Putin.
nun-u—
Chandeliers; Hand Irons; Fenders,
Bird Canon and all kinds 0!
Metal Work Repaired
; Ind’Reflnishnd.
armour: snowman.
' as mercury will
You find them all they should be. ,
. “Jamel tu'ibpage Photograva'r‘s
: credit upon the Nation.
; Sells St
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Gold, Silver. Nickel Ind Cop'per .
' ‘ sumac 'O' ‘oi'urusurs I
rseasmmsr com...
purely destroy. the. '
sense of smell 11nd completely acreage
the whole system when entering“: ‘
through the" . ucous surfaces. :Biwh'
articles should. v'or be used except 1
on prescriptions om reputable physiu
clans. as the do aseth they will do is
ten fold to the :1 you a possibly
u'eriivd frou‘~ “’t. 1.1. Flats Oatsrrh
pure, mauufac red by F. VJ? Cheney Al
Cu, Toledo, 0;. contains ‘no mercurY” '
, outbid taken iptornally. ‘acting- directly '
111011 the blood and mucous surfaces
'1' the system. «in buying Hull's Ca.
,V. {arrh Guro be sure you act the soon.
no
it is thken' internhilir. and made
in Toledo. Ohio by F J. Cheney to Co. '
. Testimonials free.
“9 Sold by Drugsists. price 75c per pot 1' "
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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TWO IMPOR TINT FAC-
TORS IN FIRE INSURENCL
FIRST.
Are you insured ‘12. a strong
company that is conflagration
proof"? '
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. L! YTON.
Fire insurance. .
5 Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
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Fire lnnur‘anoa
seems id be about the only commodity
bought withoiit «regard: , to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
anco as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
roost duality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
1 than after the tire, Our fifteen years'
experience on the subject have titted
us todothi'swell.‘ ,z, .»
Taylor a. Golden,
leophhno Csll.‘ lei-4 .
1|“.
184T.
Plumbing and Steam Hut
Milt '
Hot Water Heating.
not so». Harlan.
2:. STOVE! ANDRA mm
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
. on and Steam Fitting.
GI! Fixtures, Metal Collins, etc.
, Have you seen our Ito
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