. EM ‘.M .N“ .,.l -. . .
in days of old. so l’ynnbaan told
Mosquitoes reigned supreme
The little pests allowed Wheat
'l‘IIl 4mm) found their nests.
Don't take some lng Just as good.
TIIOI‘O is but one MiS’i‘O. 26c bottle.
Satllfaction or money refunded.
.i INNE- PHA AGY.
205 Washington at. Notwnlk. Ct.
E. ii. (llllnbart was a Visitor in town
Tuesday
Arthur W. Day is overhauling his
boat the Mayflower.
Repairs are being made to Edward
Beniamlns launch.
Jame’s‘irvlng. formerly of this place,
In spending a lnonth‘h vacation here.
Regular prayer meeting will be hold
this evening at the Advent Church.
Thomas and 'lhoodore Smith have
caught a nlllnber of. weekllsll lately.
John McLay, of New Haven. is ill
town in the interest of a patent mell-
lcille concern.
h‘rank Roberts. ottllownn street. who
has been touring the. world. arrived
home last night;
St. Pauls Mission will hold a lawn
party tonight. at the residence of Mrs.
Washington Yollngs
Many people are taking advantage
of the bathing facilities at liorlall’s
Point these hot days.
Mrs. John R. L‘Hommcdieu and son
larl. who have been visiting In New
Haven, returned last. evening,
Mrs. George Ross. of Main street.
Norwalk, who is employed at the Cress
cent Laundry Is ill at her home.
Mrs. Willialn .1. Allen and three
daughters. of Brooklyn. are visiting
Mrs. William H. Pllltt. of Rowan
street.
Mrs. ‘i’inkys Krakow. of the Wash-
ington street bridge. Is seriously ill,
and fears are entertained that she may
not recover.
Regular prayer meeting this even—
ing in the East Avenue Methodist
Church. will be led by Rev. Edward
Cunningham. .
Wesley Sherwood. of Sllcrwood's
island. has fillisiicdilis new home and
with ills bride. nee Golding, is moving
in this week.
Mrs. George H. Ferris. and Mr and
Mrs. Arthur D Ferris are cnjovlng the
sail to New York and letllill. today. on
the steamer Hampton,
irving Robertson, of Van Zandt
street. is touring the west. lie In-
tends to visit San Francisco. Seattle
and other points of interest.
Harold Hall. of Van Zandt avenue
and Fort street. has gone to Park
Place. Brooklyn. to pay a visit to his
uncle, G. L. Hall. who resides tlicl'e.
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles l‘intt, or Will-
Ileld street, are pleased over the fact
that a young lzldy has taken up her
permanent residence at their home, She
arrived Monday night. Mother and
child are doltlg nicely.
thpblllldcr Joseph E. Fowler is mak-
ingfextoilalve repairs to a boat owned
by J. it'lli'lt‘i', oi’ t‘cillcr avenue. Nor-
waik_ A one and butt horse power on-
gine is being installed, a new bottom
and new deck are being put on.
A delively wagon own sell by l)todntc
‘l.Dnvcnport. the grocer. of South Hill‘—
walk. was deliveling goods yesterday.
in East NorWnik. When It reached the
end of the bridge. the lirlvci tilstov-
cred that therevl was a llotbox on one of
the wheels. He spent half an hour
cooling it on’ and getting it git-used
and. ready to proceed again The wa-
gon was just out of the repair and
paint shop.
DARI‘EN AND NOROTON.
Miss iielcn Morellouse has returned
fronla‘ visit with friends out, of town.
Dr. G. H. Noxon attended the inspec-
tlon of the Fili‘ll s Soldiers Home. )cs-
terday.
(lemge I“. Atllcrton, of New York.
was in South Norwnlk. yesterday. vis-
iting his father and friends.
A. Floyd Delafield. of Norotbn is at
Manner in ’
mndaokll and will remain througho
{the summer
“UV. - r. H.arlal'ld. ohBrooklyn, In
visiting r and Mrs. William Thorn-
ton at Mrs. Lena Briggerman'l home
in Falrtleld avenue.
Charles Waterbury visited Roton
Point a day or two ago and is still
somewhat lame from a thrilling ride
on tho flyins‘ lapses.
Among those who attended the lawn
party and gypsy oncam ment at Glen-
brook on Tuesday were he Misses An-
nie and Ada Conn. Ital h Conn, the
‘ Misses Agni-s and Bontr Held and
Messrs. David anti Ralph Reid.
The momhoa of the Soldiers' Hospi-
Iul Board were present at the Fitch's
Soidiels' Home yesterday to Inspect
the hospital. Governor Chamberlain
an (‘K‘Otfil to member of the board“: at-
tended also. The others were Judge
Alfred B. Beers, of Bridgeport; Henry
R. Jones. of New Hartford, anti Wil-
lIanl E Morgan of New Havc'n. They
arrived doting the morning and In-
spected lilo home and hospital. A dill-
ner was served and u nllmbcr of
speeches were made. the governor de-
livering one. The inmates of the
Home were greatly pleased at the vis-
it of so many notables. The guests
enjoyed the occasion greatly also. L'il-
Governor Morgan G. Bulkeley was ex
pct-ted, bill was unable to attend, all be
is away on a western trip.
Theodore Austen has received word
of the death of Pulaski Leeds. ills coll-
sill. Mr. needs was a brother of the
late John H. Leeds, of New Haven. Mr.
Leeds. at the time of his death. was
master mechanic of the. Louisville and
Nashville railroad. Willie sitting in
his oillce on Monday Private Detective
Corner entered and shot him. The roll.
son for the shooting has not yet been
teal-null. Corner afterward turned the
muzzle of the revolver toward himself
and seriously wounded himself. it is
believed that he will die. Mr. Leeds
lingered until yesterday morning when
den-ill come. He was well known lil
Barton and Newton having lived there
(or a time. He learned the, machinist
trade Ill the old New York and New llav
ven railroad silops'aud afterward ran
an engine oil the New York road till"
about nine years. He was then an
poinlOtl muster Mcchnnlt‘ of the Air
Line railroad before its consolidation
with the New York, New Haven and
Hartford. His talent as a mechanic
oil railroad equipment was marked and
it was notions before he received an
excellent offer from the Louisville .and
Nashville railroad, which he accepted,
He has been with tilts road nbollt 2"
years anti had fllll charge of its equip»
ment.
ROWAYTON.
A horse owned by Samuel Mead died
on Monday.
George Williams, of lioston. is the
guest of Captain ll, Rowland. lliglllalld
nvetiiie.
John 'I‘. iioyt. of Columbia (‘olh-go.
New York, Is spending a few weeks at
ills home on the West Side.
Miss Ida Long. of New York, who
has been the guest of Miss Norma
Sharer, has returned‘llome.
Mias Alina Sowurby. of New York.
has returned home from a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Stanley Mills.
There will be a cake and ice cream
S‘ilt’ by the i). F. anti G's at the Me—
thodist Episcopal Church. Saturday
night.
The‘ Wesleyan Praying llalld. of New
York. will conduct the services in the
Baptist Clltil'Cli. next Sunday morning
and evening
There were services in the Metho-
dist Episcopal tlllurch. last evening.
when several ministers from neigh-
boring churches were present and took
part.
Miss Gertrude Goldsicln will speak
at the Baptist Church tilts evening.
Other helpers from ilelle island will
be with her. A large attendance is de-
sired.
At, the recent meeting of Reliance
liook and Ladder Company. a commit-
tee composed of Hiekson W. Cole and
William James was appointed to over-
haul the truck house in Rowayton ave-
nue. New doors will be put in. the
hair will be rlc
I”: IJWi—tu-Wl‘w'w mu ”not.“ new.
floor - rle 'glw alt
tions of am nlpululn no“ a Ill t
place, . after With the truck will To
lenloiled froin lliranl Shorron's barn
to Its new quarters. The carpenters
witivbe Fred' Mead and Oscar Mills.
Captain Lewis E. Raymond. Hiram
Hherron_ Fred Mead, Fred Lockwuod
and H. W, Colt.- Were. chesen as a com-
mittee to make arrangements for a
cake Walk lllld carnival. at Rotoil Point.
pavilion. some night this month.
The George Clldllgp property in Bay-
mond street, West tile, has been sold
to Mrs. N. L. Raymond who will make
extensive repairs and occupy no place
in the near future.
S. E. Dibble who was opelnled on
for appendicitis In St Luke's Hospital.
returned home today, where he will fur-
ther recuperate before resuming his
business in Greenwich.
WESTPORT.
Westport Division. Sons of Temper-
anlce. has disbanded.
B. Btndlcy of New York. la the
guest of his patents.
Frank McArdle. of New Yolk. Is vis-
iting his brother hole.
The Misses Dunne are entertaining
friends front New York.
Miss Bessie Keyes. of Elizabeth. N.
J.. is visiting friends in town.
A li- noise power engine has been
mt ill the (rsnfurd yacht “imperv
a ..
Itlv. llanford Barr and wife. of
Springfield. Mass. are. sulnnlcrlng
llcrc,
W. Heat. wife and son. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. are guests at thb home of (‘har~
ics Van Scllulk.
Miss Eula liemscn, of Sontllport. is
a: guest oi‘MI‘as Eva Meltiwec. at her
Greens Farms home.
Miss Julie London. who has been
numbered among the sick here, for
some time. is slowly convalescing.
“'t'ElIHIl‘l has nine saloons that re-
min a revenue. to the town in licenses
amounting to $182.50 and to tilecoun-
ty ”67.50.
Whether Vi'cstport needs a summer
resort or not is best evinced at this
time by the daily exodus of Its resi-
dents to Roton Point and other silore
lesorts where opportunity for rational.
healthy enjoyment is offered. The
lesson being taught ought to prove to-
Sll‘llt'llvv. tor the town is not only a
loser from its residents llut would-be
visitors as well. it is conceded that
no tiller stretch of beach is to be found
ill the State than is (‘onipo. .\'."t the
luck of Interest In the place. is evident,
dul- solely to the Mind policy of it few
who successfully aimed to unite (‘onlpo
it “no resort." The possibility that
comparatively few might leave their
coveted coin in the center blinded
tliose zealous of getting revenue out
of the public to the flirt that lit. lonst it
would come ill the town. They were
content to have the beach barren of
attractiveness to all save. perhaps. an
lccllslonal contingent from the back
country. who might stray there with
basket lunches and invest, In nothing.
The policy has proved to be suicidal.
and is an injustice to the enterprise
and llfe\nt our business men. Least
of all bill a credit to the men having
the interest of the community at stake.
GEORGETOWN.
l-‘ll (islloln has repainted llls house at
l lttlc lioston District.
Quite a number visited Retail. Point
on me Fourth.
Miss Annie Olsen of Norwalk spent
the Fourth in loan
Charles Dykeman has moved Into
Charles Caldwell's house.
S. J. Miller is having his tenement
house repaired and painted.
Tile Gilbert a Bennett Manufactur-
ing (‘ompany closed its works last
week Wednesday to give their em-
reg-g:
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. . . hairrm colifel'illip‘s’W , , . _ .
‘ “ you to your t, re
A we Hair VI 1'. in less tll'nrtaixa month Mir '
y and dark. My
HEM : ”Nil.”-
and Balls circus at lillnbury.
Mr. and be 13.0. Bennett of Brook-
lyn. have arrived in town for the sum-
anal.
B. Tick entertained a number of '
friends from New York city ot’er tne
Fou .
Gilbert and Bennett Manufac-
Lullng Company is taking the annual
inventory.
a.nd Mrs. Arthur Huldman. of
New York city. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Mills.
Robert Cole and Company have on
ened an ice cream saloon in the store
formerly kept by the late George Bod-
lent.
The Past Times Team. of Danbury.
played the Georgetown s last Saturday.
The score stood to to 1‘2 ill favor of
the Georgetowna.
The carryull load that intended to
attend the circus last Wednesday
night went to Lake Kenoala instead as
the circus did not show Ill the even
Ing.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
John Farrell is enjollng camping on
ilelle Island.
James H. Henley has had his row-
boat overhauled,
Samuel 'i‘weelly's pipe line has been
repaired, as it was leaking badly.
Mr. Wamick and reality. of New
York. are at the Clinton House Belle
island.
Mrs Charles Mason and son. front
Danbury have been at the Bella is-
land House
Manager James S. Kelly. of Roton
Point. returned last night. fronl a visit
to New York
Samuel thrwick. forwarding agent
of new \'.orit ‘ls' spending it few days
at the Clinton House.
w. i“. Clarke has commenced the
erection of a barn In the orchard near
tllc stable owned by John Todd.
The steamer Isabel and barge
Church. have a large excursion at Ro—
ton Point today. from New York,
The gospel tent presented to Rev.
William James by Mrs. John B. Par-
sons. has been erected in the orchard.
William Mallory has returned to
lianbury, after a visit at Belle Island.
Walter Clark. of Newark, N. J.. Is at
the Belle island House.
iiarry Howard, a member or the line
of Phillips & Howard. of the Roma
l'olnt hotel. has been making a two
days' visit In New York.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W Griffith. and
daughter Helen. of l'ictllel. are spend-
ing a few days at Bt‘llP island. where
they are guests at the Shepard cottage.
The Not-walk \ucllt t‘iu‘n Ileacuuarv
lots at Hickory llluii‘ has been wired
for incandescent electric lights. which
will be furnished by the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company. it Is
expected the globes will be placed in
position this week. and the lights In
Ill-iii.
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
lilg Company has a large force of men
at work raising the grade of the tracks
north of tile Belle Island crossing. and
is makings decided improvement to
the roadbed. The tracks have been
tilled in near the trolley bridge at the
entrance to Roton Point.
A party of young lady waitresses
from the Roton Point ilotcl enjoyed a
plunge in the surf. yesterday, and on
emerging from the water one of the
girls was unable to locate her bathing
house. She loudly called to Proprietor
Snellhnclt that someone had stolen her
clothing. and a search was instituted.
with the result that the house was lo-
cated. After the girl had donned her
wearing apparel. an attendant Went to
clean up the house. He was unable to
locate the bathing suit. and Mr. Snell-
back went'to the hotel and called on
the girl to produce It. She was quite
indignant. and Inauired "if she had not
purchased It for twrntv-tive cents."
She was finally convinced that she had
not. and later gave it up. She has
since returned to New York to take
another position.
Belle Island and other shore resorts
where there-Ire cottages. near South
Norwalk; resemble falryland at night .
now. and a person who really did not
know what was going on. night think -
that they are inhabited by the tradl- '- .
tional will—o'vtho-wisps. The streets
at night are filled with little light:
which move about from one place to » -
another. It In neither will-o’-tlle-wisps
nor lightning bugs. butaimply Chinese
Incense. burned to keep away the mos-
quitoes. Everywhere the peculiarly
fragrant smell of this product of «the
dowel-y kingdom is noticed. Pomona
- sitting out In the air of an evening . = ‘
tacit-carry a stock or two of the barn-
itlg “punk" and many riding wheels
and in carriages also have their little
package of incense: The adoption of
Will! ted In line ito the unusual number
«nonhuman: till the city and de-
stroy the happiness of those who wish
to pass a pleasant evening out of
doors. At the allure resorts every room
in the «cottage ‘ls filled with smoke
from the punk stlokavto keep 1!!“th
mosquitoes. which bother the cottages
during the day and keep them make
at night. The situation in the evening
ta particularly Want and will“ -
Incense Is being Mu“- In line quant-
titles the Itttin inflict Iaztltelr and
work on those who are not than ipro-
tected. Merchants who sell tho “ion!”
stick report that the sale has linen
very been since the infill! M with
Null" street mull.
” «Managua
” kiwi?!“
-lllo!eoslll nia‘itflfltiand‘td Whole
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County. as.
> ”Ink 1. Chaney makes oath that ho_
. is senior llama-tr of the first on. J. .
Oil . «total business in the
0. County neckline atoro
said, and that said first will pay the
aunt of one hundred dollars for allot:
and every case of Catarrh that cannot '
gel-Mud by the use olulfall'a "
‘ FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decom-
ber. Al 1)., 1886. 4 .
A. W. GLEASUN.
Notary Public.
Hall's Cniarrh Care Is taken Internal-
ly. pnd acts directly on the blood and .
mucous surfaces of the system. Sand
for testimonials free ,
F. J. CHENEY & ('0. Toledo, 0.
sold by all Ilrugglllts. 76c.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best ”
llow to Keep
This valddbld‘l‘nformntlon giv- ‘
an to the pllblic absolutely free.
Use a Gas Range.
you money .5 well an away other
inconveniences.
The value of a CAB WATER
HEATER is not known until you
consider the fact that after five
minutes the quantity of hot Wat-
er in unlimited.
Prices from $8.00 up,
rants and itb
Connections free.
(loan. Railway and
Lighting Company.
We have a fine line of these
goods at vicry reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEAPQVARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Amintlllnion. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle ’
and
all soils of
Boat and Show lie-
SOil Supplies.‘
———-—.—‘
COM§TOCK.
WATKTNS
8' DOW,
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
sours ’NORWALK.
Phone..43~6.
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Balm Tenn:
Makes the old- building look like
now. makes new buildings stay
COSTS LITTLE TO BUY.
-' Is EASY TO APPLY.
I One of our color cards will be
Interesting to intending paint purl
Window Bhudos.’ '
Picture mm...
Patnters‘ Supplies.
AfUItI' historian.
White Curtain Pom with ii'lxtum
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe
Solid Brass Half Curtain lode. 8 ft
long with fixtures. 100.
on Cldth dinning. 10c box,
PAINTING. PAPII HANGING.
DECORATING.
L H Becker
87 Washington ”in.
ultrat— “convenience
:30“ tho llllt without
inSecond—Jr!" lessening of
re of Influential: from
E: accidentally leaving the".
l.u. if the gas let
“in" rd—‘l‘he great
it l of are from
matches. matches I
Fourth—To a .
by the acute
throwing the d. , '
door. and the 0 ~
the carpet. '
The cost of
tau than the cost of all - .
proper care the Light“ gill
year. * .
HOME l
pc no
cars” th: 6th
Fit .1 the:
by our Yo,”
The residence of Til as
Smith 56 Osborn avenue; It
Norwalk was painted with land;
all and zinc; hand mind” fifteen
yeareapobymn. ’ ' ‘
I iter any patent paint to rhow ; ~.
equal body vital as ullch wear.
lupus limit.
' . Plllltn‘ " ‘
52 South mm strut.
Residence: all can prove at.
. wt . ' i . 'i' ,;. runs... .9
cut- '
4M
10 the Old Country, Drum
and Money aim payable
where in Durant. For Illa 1:1
lowest rates. " 4
MIMI!”
tullmmmmnm
3.,“ "L r
, . . . . .l
“J
s' moan-cu
PL! TIME
by Improved new, handle. um
reasonable—nor.
0614. anus. moral. dinner.»
”Antics-arming. +t . a:
Motors.
he no» land Electric lo
‘01 foul: its: so neuter-
than you out
MGNW
M'FGC‘O
,3. mm .17.. so. worm
The Conn. Gcn'l Life ins. ‘
discovered to its profit that the best
advertisements It has ever had have
come gratttiously from Its satisfied
policy holders and we are striving In
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life Insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK I-I. FIELD,
General Agent,
N. SMITH FERGUSON,
Special Agent
United Bank Building.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
am firm
scrum cents Email
Telephone at house, “1.:
not it
Pl ”RHINO
19 North Main
not it“. ran.
89 Snuff; Help Street.
more... nu.
toes about three week. ago The trim ' = -
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«a».
anomalies
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