1 days with relatives in this place.
. Myrtle avenue.
. Re V.
Miss Kathryn Thomas VV
street. is Visiting relatives Watchi-
bury. '
Leslie Gamble, proprietor of the 111mm
crside mills. spent Sunday. In New
York city. .,
Capt Marilee Saunders tool;
11' 1114110113 1sland; yesterdhy
yacht “li‘akir. "
Lester Wood of Stamford, is a visi
he home“ of Charles Fox, at
a barf»
111: Ill.
no met deb
Mrs. Arthur Aiusworth started to-
111111. for a few Week’s' ,sojourn union‘s
the mountains.
Elmer Nash and family of Van Zondt
street will move this week to Academy
street. ‘Norwalk.
Captain Oscar St. John is having the
roof of his residence in South Osborn
avenue roshingled.
~ Dr. Franklyn (l. BroWn, of1Ncw York
city, spent Sunday at his summer home
on Senview Terrace, ,
Frank Dorn. who Is now employed
In New Haven, spent Sunday at hill
home in Rowan street.
John Granson, of New York is
4 spending a few days with Edward Rob—
ortson, of Osborne avenue
Curt Illing has resumed his duties in
New York city, after a visit of several
Bridgetender John Cole was hard at
work this morning. placing new planks
at the west end of the drawlnidpc.
1 Henry Gexhcrdt, the Washington
street bridge, a tonsorial artist, is ris"«
iting his parents in Lyons Plains, to-
day.
Miss Etta Schultze. of Bridgeport.
was a guest at the home of her sister,
. Mrs. Whrm. of Cove avenue, ovel Sun‘-
day.
James L' Hommedieu' 8 class will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow evening,
at 7. 45, in the East avenue Methodist
parlors
Charles Roddy, employed in tho fuc-
tory of the Automatic Tool Works.
started today on his annual vacation of
one Week.
Miss Florence Powell. of South Os-
born avenue, returned yesterday from 71
weeks’ vacation trip spent with friends
in Brooklyn.
Lester Moriarty. of Brooklyn, Is en-
'joyi'ng‘ a vacation at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G F‘ Benedict, in South Cs-
born avenue.
‘Wllliam E. Marvin is reported all 11m.
proving slowly at his home on Mar~
vln' 3 Ridge. He has now been ill near
ly six weeks
' Stephen W. Velsor led the. Loyal
Workers’ meeting inithe Advent Chris-
tian Church, last evening There was
a good attendance
Rev; Edward Cunningham is wrest-
ling "with a severe cold but fortunately
there are many who can sympathize
wlMth him in his trouble.
xii-laud Mr. Charles Fox and daugh-
" tel’r M‘i‘ s Kilt ry'n Fox.‘ 'nnd Stephen S.
anho, of this place. enjoyed an out‘
1111‘; saturday, at Glen island.
Thomas Keogh and Dr.' i33mbert,
who is summcring on Tavern island,
have" gone to Long island. today. in
M31589“, 5 launch “Sara K. ”
and Mrs. Harry Rider and
daughter. Miss ‘Mary Rider of East
1117911113. left this morning, on 11 week’ 3
vacation trip to Stepney. Conn.
.Rcv4 F‘. S. Ainsworth occupied the
pulpit of the Advent Christian Church,
yesterday and preached two excellent
sermons to good-sized congregations.
Miss Grace Raymond has returned to‘
her home in Bethe], after a delightful
visit of several days. the guest of Miss ,.
Mrion L’ Hommcdieu. of Rowan strrct.
he fixcelsior Brewing Company bus
appointed Frank Lemongelli proprie-
tor of Vthe South Norwslk Wine and
Liuuot‘. Company. its agent in this‘sec-
till
183 Elizabeth Bachmann returned
to bar home in Philadelphia today. af—
ter a very pleasant visit of three weeks
the guest 'of Miss Rose Kocour. of 15
viJamee W.- Davis is expected
born he latter part of the week from
his 81111 ‘ual vacation. He will occupy
the 111191: of the Advent Christian
111er Sunday.
CC ”3111 Victor Saunders and Chprl“
Went to Long Isiandmyester'day.
" in Saundero‘ sloop "George N.
' and brought home a bushel
plums, .
4‘ nd and Harry Roberts, of
Son Osborn avenue. returned yester-
dvi tVl;o"m a very pleasant week‘s vaca-
(18 111p spent with relatives in
8 1113111 and viciul 1y. 1;
, , lain Horace Saunders and Cup-
, illiam Bell will start next week
_ :with a party of New York son-
for a week' I cruise hto the east-V
th e 111111111 accrues-1 '
J.‘ Smith; who 111111 been the"
11 sister, Mrs. M. F. born, of"
111111.111 put three weeksH
onotstordg. Conn. where be“
his wife, who in manner!
' of Gannon. la visiting
items in Blast ave:
night
(i. M. Mueller. oi the Washington
siroot bridge. over Sundays Mr. Sle-
fer-t“ returned to the city early this
111111111113. while Mrs. Whittail will re-
maih for 11 visit, 4
, n1; Smith and Harry 0111111111
.4 thav 11
' ecu enjoying 11‘ two weeks‘
at their names, it: this piscé.
leavosii‘hursday for Mount Hermon,
Muse, where they will resume their
studios .ot the Moody dchool. 'l'hey
1c is taking a course
stp y at this school. ,
day evening. at 8 cclock. in the par—
lors of the East Avenue Methodist
Church Harry Crossett and Irving
Smith will ave charge of the meeting
and this is the last that they will at-
tend before resuming their studies at
Moubt
friends.
Work has been commenced on the
addition to the plant of the Riverside
mills. This addition will be located on
the north side and will contain the
engine. The foundation will be of
crushed stone flrmiy packed. The en-
gine‘ is now on the opposite side of the
building. By the change the engine
and boiler reams will be very near
be present and bring their
' each other
Mrs. William Goodfeilow. of East
avenue, has returned home after a vis-
it with her daughter. who has been the
guest. or Mr. and Mrs L. W. Jones.
Mrs. Goodfcliow was away two weeks,
during which time she drove through
the «Berkshires from Stockbridge to
Pittsiield and through Lenox, Muss.
viewing all the lakes and mines in that
picturesque country.
The new gas lights line all been in-
stalled in the East Avenue Methodist
Church. and all w re burning full
force and very satisfa orliy. last even-
ing. Four large clusters of the gas tips
furnish the light in the auditorium.
while We small lamps are used for the
choir‘ There is one light in the Sun-
day Ichool room and two small lights
in the church parlor: also one in ouch
vastlbuie. ‘ Lights have been placed
outside at the cast and north enhances
to the building
An important meeting of the Ep-
wor-th League will be held this even»
log, at 8 o'clock, in the parlors of the
East Avenue ,Method1st.‘Church..at
which time plans for the picnic of the
League. to be held Labm Day will be
considered. It is the present intention
to have 11. sail on that day among the
131 V do in the harbor. The picnic this
ye "? will be the first the League 111s
hel‘ 4 111: it is intended to make 1 an
annd’hl event that the members will
look forward to with pleasure
Instead of the regular prayer scrv'cc
Thursday evening, in the East Avenue
Methodist Church there will be a mis—
sios .ry meeting, an address to be giv-
enlilyl) 13.0.Visln'1noff a native of
Macedonia. DThe lecturer will be attir-
cd in Macedonian costume and will
talk on the manners and customs Of
this people. Dr. Vishnnoff 1111's been in
this country nearly eight yenls. lie
expects soon to go to Bulgaria as a
medical missionary He in said‘to be
a speaker of considerable ability. and
will undoubtedly lecture to a large can-
gregatlon Thursday evening. .
~—Scrofula. salt rheum, or) sipcias
and other distressing eruptive dis
eases yield quickly and permanently to
the cleansins. purifying power of Bur
dock Blood Bitters.
saws "011.?
The railroad company is repairing
Wilson olnt dock.
Mrs. da Snorer led the Y. P‘. S. C.
E in the Baptist Church ‘Iast night.
,Mlss Nellie ogdcn has secured a po
sition in Dennis it Bianchnrd's straw
hat factory.
Young biuc fish are beginning to
come In the harbor now 11nd are be
ing caught daily. »
Miss S. E.‘ 'I'ristrnm. of Stamford,
spent Sunday with Mr. and one. John
DeWators. of this place:
01th and Mrs. William 11111111110111].
chi-'iowaytop avenue are spending a
few days at Atlantic C.Ity "
There will be a trolley rldc veil
by some young people of this pill ‘e to
Pine ,‘Rock Grove Wednesday.“ ‘ "1 '44
Mill. 8. D. Woods. who has gone to
the rlahlre Hills for the ben‘ddt of
her 111.111. is slightly implored;
Edward Cushman. of ow York.
spent Sunday with his parse V. .lllr: and
Mrs.“t William CuIbman, ‘ Logan
Itre .‘
The loo cream and cake bale hold
Saturn” night in the Methodist
Church proved Very suocqufui in by-
in the absence of the 11110111111
weekly prayer planting in be 1311
ChllVlrch 0mg“ :11, Thursday 4a 111
. 1 "‘ ‘ ‘ "z“ V
1111. John Crockett 111111 111111
togWhulIor. N
11111141191111
wilibinigcompanlcd by John Currant: 4. l
Junim~ band will elect wounds-'4
Hermon. All members are ask»
11311 111111.11 the o
' Fl
4 wagon Willi beinll 44 4 ‘
‘ 111011 Y” 11111
George" South. of this place, is on:
ins his annual vacation in Goshtn
Mass _
' Miss Croce Nlthois of Newark. N. . ..
is the guest of MI slod‘Waterbury.
ing. .11" 1.. now elu-
. York city, has been
spending a vacation at his home in
1' mins. daughters of
D Crimlens. of Newton. will have
”1'thng of pub of the 111111113 t the
Jopnucscliarden at the Town all. ‘
The Misses Mary. Grace and hassle
Nichols and Bessie Achilnrius 111‘s ex-
peeled this week for a visit with Mrs.
Andrew S. Waterbury and dauiillt‘ol.
The Danish Baseball Club will give
a musical and literary entertai meat
in the Town Moll tomOrrow 111311.111“:
if it does not pay. the Darlene will
play no more hoine shined. those solic-
dulcd being tlmansiclred toV opponents
mounds.
Drum Band. went to Danbury Satur-
day and participated in the tourna-
ment given in that place. in the com-
petition the Knovvlton' 11 secured second
p1 ize in what waszstyled the "ancient
class. " A visit Who made to Lake Kc
nosla, and a fine time was held by the
Darien aggregation.‘
The Darlen Baseball Club hereby
challenge any amateur or semi profes-
sional bail team In the state to a. game
for the championship of either the am
atom or semi-professional class,‘ the
Norwalks Stamfords or Graphophonos
1'Ipreie1rcd Winner to take seventy per
cent... loser thirty per cent. game to
be played on any ground. Address all
communications. to S. P. Bowen. man-
ager Darlene, Dorian.
Golf Club team has arranged a num4
.bel of matches for the near future.
Saturday the team played at Apawam-
Plainflcld: September 20. the Brook
ldwu country Club. of Bridgeport at
Woo Burn; October 4. St. Andrews. at
Chauncey and on 0111011911 18. the New
Nov 011 Countrv Club at Wee 'Burn. The
St.Aud1'ews 11111th1 is the annual con-
test (01 the shield presented by Dr.
'i‘owlc for a series of matches be
tween the two clubs.
Prof. A B. Guclnscy has recently
made fine sketches of the following
points of interest which he will ela
hereto. and reproduce later in water
colors: “Bell Tower and Landing,"
Roton Point; "Off Roton Point 1.119.111"
“Bridgeport Light; '" "Bird's island
Light." 011' Bridgeport; "The Old
Homestead of Solomon Slater in the
Ilmkshires" The professor has re-
ccntly completed and presented to a
fricull no charming water color. "Lake
Grouse.” ills well known artistic tal-
out is line! shown in this dainty land
scape. whic In a compass of eight in-
ches circumference includes a remark
able variety, Vincludlnc a View of the
rains in the distance pretty glimpses
of sky. inlet rock and shore.
clouds flitting birds and childish fig-
ures nil accurately portrayed.
“—pm
WEST [NOR WALK.
Miss Daisy Weed is visiting friends
in llanbury
Mr and Mrs. Fryer and family. of
Brooklyn. are tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Donahue , '
The West Norwuik Sunday school
had a very enjoyable time on their pic
nic at Rotou Point.
Mr and Mrs. Kantro and funiily
have returned home from a visit with
Mr Kuntro's sister, Mrs. Chichester.
Mrs. Laura Stevens, of South Nor-
walk. has just returned home from a‘
week’s visit with Mrs. Joseph Ii l‘ii
low. of Pebble Brook Farm.
ion Chapel will hold a sociable in 1:11:
chapel Wednesday evening 11113111117,
They are preparing a very elaborate‘
pggram; also outside talent will take
114-. WESTMRT
'hLoulI Burr, la visiting in Philndol
D 11- ‘
Livingston Russell
Newtown. . .
Mrs. Frank M. Raymond in visiting
friends in Btratford.
Miss Anna Harris is visiting in New
York and Pennsylvania 1
The Campbell building in North
Main street. is being reshlnslod. ‘1
John B33013 31., a poaitllVon on
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the Quest
Mr.‘ and Mrs. J. 11'. item in vhave re
turned from a trip up the HudIon. ’
George Pal 1 4111111 Dllfdillud‘
is visiting
In
The Colonel Knowiton Fife and ,4
A. S Pitt, captain of the Wee Burn 4.
is. September ill. at the Hillside links. ,
lake dotted with White sails, moon 1
The ladies of the West Norwnlk Un' '
"1‘31" 111
Mrs. lr‘vios . Stu
£31111. Cognac Weeks
“tibia ~‘ VV
' .1 4 ‘ 1%
1’11 11.8 fig Emil
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New York. after a pleasant visitu
1111 11‘11‘nt.Mlss 11111111 Simpson.
Mrs. Wells and
port. are the Robots of Mr. and ‘M
Arthur Nichols. Green’ 11 Farina.
Some evil led purses stole
oral bushels
White Ohio 5. Wednesday night.
William 0111111 and 1111111111 1113 vi
ltlng Blrmlnkham friends. The
mode the trip in the launch Dewey.
Miss Mary Cabin. of Florence.
Mass" is spending two Weeks with
$1; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel CaV-VV . . .
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company"
Corps to‘V .4
accompany them on their trip to Tho-V‘V ‘
has secured 8t Alain Drum
maston. in September >
Westport Grange will meet Wednosif;
day evening Thcxproglam Will be in}
charge of the goddesses who havie ar.
ranged an excellent one.
Cliff Villa, better known as the 01111
Christ Church,’ has bedn- sold to Now 1
York parties R'unlor has 1t that they
are to open 11- large hotel:
Thomas W. Winner and wife. who
have been the ghosts of Mr. and Mrs.
11111141111, of 1301111145?
115- '
so '
William ’1‘ Hurlbutty 4:13 "
l
Nathaniel S. Kirk returned to their ‘
home in Brooklyn Friday.
Stewart Pinkhum lost a valuable
colt troan colic. Thursday night The
animal was only two months old, but
was well bred and a beauty.
The sidewalk on Riverside avenue.
from the corner of State street to
Burr avenue. ls receiving a coating of
gravel per order of the selectmcn. .4
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs E. Roland. who died of heart
disease wodnosday night were held at
the Church of the Assumption Friday.
The lawn fete 1111111111111 night. given
by the ladies of the Methodist Church
on the premises of Cvrus L. Mead.
proved such a success that It was re.
peated Friday night.
About thirty members of 11011111111111
Crnngm
Grange. Friday night An interesting
entertainment program and 'inviting
supper wore enjoyed.
Pioneer Hook & Ladder Company
has Voted to attend the annual fair of
the Thomustou Fire Department. Sop
tember 11.011: boys will woul- new
uniforms at that time.
WESTON.
Mrs. P. P. 11011111011ng been ill
for several days
M. H. Bean. of DnnbuVry. has been a
guest at L M. Gould s
Nordold Grunge will picnic at Pine
Rock Park, on August 29.
Mr. McCandless. returned on Satur-
day from 11 visit in Marin den.
The children of George RI: and R11-
fus Gould are ill with dysentery.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. James A. Smith and
son are guests of friends In Garrison.
with N y
Mrs. M. B Mend has been quite III.
at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. 8
Wheeler.
Mics Edith Bradley returns this
week from a three weeks' stay in Hills-
dale, N. Y.
Stratfo‘rd visited Norfleld ,
' 112 WASHINGTON STREET;
' 1SOUTH NORWALK.
-~ -~ PVIVionI 43-0;
Child’ 5 Rocket Free
For‘ ‘46 Ozone Soap Trhde Marks.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks. ‘ ‘
“Given Away 111 1. ~13
BUOKLEY & WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES,
52 South Main St., '80. Norwalk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must he presented for rocker.
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
goods. 4
Mn M. B Hill has spent several , , .
days with relatives in Tasllne and
Bridgeport. . ,,
.A large delegation from Housntonic
Grange. Strutiord. visited Nordeld
Grange on Friday evening,
Mrs James Coley has returned from
a week a stay at compo Beach where
tale was a guest at the Coleburu cot
do. '
A dancing party was given on Friday
evening by Miss May Hamilton the
1111111131):being fumish‘cd by 8111111111111 and
Miss Signs Judorlund, who is again
a victim of. men tallferang‘eluent. was
taken to th State ital by Select:
man Lioyd.GOdfroy,Wm1Vgeok.pst
NEW all!!!”
The mood decree villi be conferred
in Wooster Lodge. I 0 01:1 fii’tonlght
Miss Josie Bottles om 1v York. is
- mendldg‘ her vadlltlbn m VVlVij relatives
In town.
Rev; J." C Wyclto‘li 8nd ‘wil‘e have
rctur ed home from their two weeks'
3‘ 1119:1111 Smith, or Bridge rt. is
1111111 who Mrs. James 1).; 11mm
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of sunrom,11
1M bonding in , . 11.13111le 111111111.
flh'ofry street
t attended 4 ‘
surrey oi 10111111 1111111 11111111111111 1
A daughter has been born to
1111 Mn. John 11111111111111. (in
1117 R1 ".11sz the ram»,
1 ' i111 to
Miio 1191111111. bf "Noni-Yo i- is
king his 11111110.m William '1‘. Mario
littlest» . of New Yer
‘ order. at
a. sum. lit-11111161.
it “against of not 111m. 11!
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Special sale ’ '
Volunteer Flour
1‘.‘
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55¢ bag ~
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corny: 111111.. 1‘11 .mm.
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2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
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making artlc
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town in on into 3111'- 4%;
lie was Vwalkin .4 VV 1
trucks, and at b 1’: ‘
V be stumbled on
1101' stated that 111
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did .for 1119.1 wa ,
stomach for- sevor .11“ 111311
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words cannot tbllt ll
no oldij'fo
ing:
changes.
Phone 166 ll.
it‘ll?
com 1) gild‘
Oil‘ioe odi‘t‘fyii 111111:
‘pogfofm‘ 11111101313321.1111 1111de
. .hocust Bites- .;
4 the 19cm; hinting bus 1
and spider hrs Vpoisdhoil8 lih‘d ‘prodhco
very painful and serioul results.4 11.14
units a piece of‘ cloth
thicknesses with ‘Brlzihdn 'Balm and
. ' bind over the bits;
1 1Remove In half an hour and you will in Wood
'4 find a drop, as green as grass.1-‘ 'This
is the poison which has bison 1111 111111111 n4
out and the trouble is over. This is to
only thing in the. world We know
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite". If instantly
applied so always keep it on n
Kills bee; wasp or hornet st'ln 11111
1111061111. Drug‘glsts or sent one
F. Jackson and Co. ludianspol‘
1 Tbouoed of having.slnsse11.
,4 we 111191111
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for the présorvoti on of
ions of all senses, the
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JUNK 011011110111:
We are trying to better
customers by not haying
on the road. but will
promptly to orders by posjtld card.
pay following prices. with square del- .
All kinds of Iron. 1,51: 1h.;r11'c ‘
ber booth. shoes and bicycle tires,
ib.; light brass be 111."; heavy bros:
71:: Copper 8c; pewter. 10c: rags;4
1b.; folded nowapapers in bundles,
tea and heavy load Vile; zinc,
These prices are good until market
Watch till .
BRAHAM HARRIS ,1 ‘f
Box 316‘
. 11111101 111111
of a 'Vdescriptlons. 4
Pong Huts; Sailors and Alpines. White
Mull Hats. White Felt Hats. new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors.
patterns in Chilton “Yellings. N'e'w
Birds Wings and Pompous '
Whit?” 5'
1W
311113“ cluttered ‘to
11161; necessary
111st roost pron.
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ut'plf the; latest
this 8nd
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to 6: 80 4
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cures all stomach and «1 1.
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any SOOGW 1’
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'raids rbce’ntly‘. 1'1‘11‘111‘ ‘
4 raided'llarry Davidson‘ir‘
as the oak Traction 1
. settled for 8513. 50.1 '
th , ,
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While 1.3191 album were
place. The mortletonul 4
stock belongs to ‘11. molt:-
bury. Scott's-.81:
held next Tuesday morning
Raulon’ s Nerve 11 '
all that is o 11111911 111'
proof Mrs. la
drake,
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dang {ions 0‘1
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White '
‘ru‘mm'sd cm or
Min-cumin Pumas.
M E Aokorman
.17 Main 511-1151.
Fine Goods at low Prices" ,
connected with large Bridgeport ‘03-
tabiisbmcnt Fine goods at low prices.
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struck in front of tbe'lio
Stpnbridfog .1 Mrs; Sthhbrérgi}
11113 on b' vémuda of
the tilne and she was boll ,,
on condition last night
but hopes are annual
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