ti" sum it Ieutll No’ .
K Lear 5
M”
A be batik means II it
Nell t it urinaryt
iii-tie lisvs
if you stiller front back be
There is only one away tl- cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the irid-
idneys.
ubiea (allow.
no I Kidney WWW] milder tor
kidney only. i.
p: Ale endorsed by South orwalk pet»
' 0.
Charles E. Warren. son of the well
known ovater planter of 2 Chestnut
street. has the following u say about
Dean‘s Kidney Pills: "i hid backache
'alui wreak kidneys from early child-
hood. i tried all kinds of r medics but
never received any perms not benefit
until 1 commended using an s Kidney
Pills. which i tiro'cu‘reda. Plilisted's
drug store. My father had been using
them and was so pleased‘ with their
result that l was Induced to try them
i am satisfied that their represents
ltrons are all that is claimed for them.
They cured my backache. "i
For sale by all dealersr Price 50
cents Foater- Milburn 60,. Buffalo, N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States
Remember the nante~lpoan' s—artd
take no other i'
MISTO. i
in days or old. so i’ve been told
Mosquitoes reigned supreme.
The little pests allowed no test
'l‘Iii mam found their not is.
Don't take something jurt as good.
There is but one MlS'I‘O. 25c bottle.
Satisfaction or money refunded
' ear mama
206 wasbln ten 8t. 0:. Omallt, ct.
sitmc coating lro
the town hall.
W‘AVW:
$33.. Uncle soot: had minor
Company's quarters have been over.
hauled. the front of the building being
taken out, and double doors put in.
thereby making a noticeable improve-
ment. The Creek MI t h to the
quarters 'lttirt night. from tram Show
with barn. Wit 0 ii '11le stored
NW york state.
DARIEN AND uoaorron.
t... . r.’.....+.',...i
.Prpfcasor Harry Perkins was a vial-
tor in South Norwaik yesterday
Keith Edwards 0'! Washington D C..
lsvlsitlng Mrs. H. M Valentine, of this
town
Work has been started on the new
house which is being built for llobert
McDonald.
Mrs. C. (i. McClellan leaves today for
Springfield Mass”
George McClellan.
with her brother,
Miss Gertrude Valentine, who has
been visiting in Greenwich. has roiurrr
ed to her home here.
Mr. ililii Mrs. Edward Hindley are
spending a weeks vacation at Now
London. and enjoying the sea breezes
of tirat attractive spot
An old soldier whose name was not
learned. btrt who became violently in-
sane a few days ago was taken to Mid-
dietown Strturdny by Constable Allen.
A new electric fan has been installed
In the Darlen Free
makes the reading room a great deal
more comfortable on these but even-
ings. -
A meeting of the seiectmen was held
yesterday morning in their rooms in
A large amount of roll-
tine buslness was transacted before
they adjOurned.
Governor Chamberlain has approved
Library.
int: ‘7‘ edtlé
'l‘heii iii.“ site will be incl:
which
Thomas J. Keogh is putting new
leader pipes on the Ilohs'rtnan block.
'Stanley Mills is palntlni the ship-
ping tubs of the itatlel () ster Com-
parry red and blue.
Contractor E, E. (iorha'rn is engaged
in painting two hortses O‘il Burbank
street. South Norwalk. .
Herman Malmo makes d ily trips to
lilaclrb ry camp as lilh's Island,
where e is or sort of a cat
the existence of the camp} .
Several dangerous holes‘are begin-
ning to appear in the sidewalk of the
Washington street bridge. Titty need
immediate nbtontion if sonireone is to
be sued the inconvenience iii a sprain-
ed or broken ankle
Harry Bartlett of this.plirc.c is Sit)“-
iy but srurely recovering flour a light
. srtolte of sun which he sustained at
Rotmt Point the other day. He feared
'for s time that he was ahLout to die
and sent for a number of l is friends
to say good bye to them but the event
was postponed and he is all right now
The schooner Margaret Ann is lead-
ing a cargo of 3.000 bushels of oyster
strolls for Daniel Velsoriof Oyster
Bay. N. Y. The shells are being taken
' from under the Rndel Oyster house. A
large hole has been made in the pile
of shells on the dock there and the
sound is pretty well strewn with them
by or s time. i
’I‘h homo of George. H. Ferris 27
S ayenue will he lite stone of
a very pleasant little gathering this
ove’n‘ing.‘ Members of the Baptist
Church will attend and a lawn party
and (etc. will be held. Retireshments
or during
cough.
ions.
Nathan S. Finch has secured the coil-
tract for the laying of new doors and
the making of other repairs at the. Dar-
len Center School.
Is done the school will have been inl-
proved greatly as the oltl floors were in
a deplorable state and there were
grave doubts at times whether some
of the heavier of the pupils would ‘not
step tirrottglr them in nrany of the weak
places which have literally worn in
the. hard wood floors
in the team play. which marked the
close of the fifth annual tournament
of the
Clubs, on the links of the New
Country Club,
ilurn team finished next to last. with
a total score
was won by Brooklawn. with ll total
Tire scores of the Woo
C. H. Scely. 80-90—~-
score of 989.
Born team was:
of the requisition of A. B. Beers, treas-
urer of the state hospital board. on the
state treasurer for $8.000 fOr the sup-
port of the Soldiers' Home at Norotorr.
' it is reported here that Mrs. Hendrie.
cousin of Deputy Sheriff Hendrle,
Stamford. who resides at the Tookcr
House here, has received a large leg-
tray.
is believed to be several thousand. llcr
many friends are congratulating her on
her good luck.
The amount is not. stated. brrt it
The health reports show that Davies
is a remurfkably healthy place. Whllc
many other towns of its size are flood-
ed with cases of contagious diseases of
different kinds. those in Barton have
been
present there-is one case of typhoid
foyer attd three cases of whooping
None of them are very ser-
vory limited in number.
Colt
built
the Wee
Magus of Contraction!
Saturday,
of 1,067. The trophy
of
At
Aficr this work
The only
THE CIGAR that's proud ‘
of its name, because its
finality is always the slime.
'nevcr changes in
drama or in price.
The Largest
Brand of Cigars
in ills worn
flu Inn!
is the smoker?
mm
smoke , that .
the stores, it was because they were
not in stock.
There was a general exodus of poo.
pie herctSunday. with iioion Point
as the objective point The “no re-
sort" clement must have reveled ill
glory, nlthought strange to say theirm
aversion to resorts is not so strikingm
as to keep all of them at home.
WESTON.
Miss liorls Godfrey is qitite seriously
ill with whooping cough.
Mrs. Herman Spencer. of New York.
has visited friends in town.
Miss Mary Kcrtnci. of New York, has
visited her father. Charles Kennel.
Miss May Hanrllton has spent a few
days with her aunt. Mrs. Mills. in
ietrrgctowrr
Mrs. Burr. widow of the late Moses
Burr. died on 'i‘liursday last. after u
long illness. agtd eighty-six years.
Rev. Mr. ShIVt-ly. pastor of the Con-
gregational Church. is spending two
weeks at his home ill Charnbcrsbul‘g.
1’0.
The Lawrence Brothers, former stu-
dents nt the Jarvis Military institute.
were calling on old friends ht-rc, last
week.
Mrs. A. C, ilrrrdley is spending a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Chester
Cole. who has been quite lll trt her
home in Norwaik.
Adam Kcnnt-l has sold his farm and
dwelling house to Charles Uili'lli'sl. Mr.
Kennel and family have. taken up their
issitlerrco with .loei Perry.
The program at Nor-field Grange. on
Friday evening, was in charge of the
goddesses, the Misses Anna Brinks, Ei-
la Barrett and Minnie Lyon. who pre-
sented a very attractive evening‘s en-
tertainment. There was also a fine
will he served. The nft’air“will be. in 160; A. S. Pitt. ii?~~7ti——it;:i: Dr. Ger- srtppcr and initiation of livo candidates
charge of the Sunday school class or roll E. Smith. ire—shim: w. 1.. inthe third and fourth degrees. Much
(1. Walter Aiken, . Baldwin. . ashes—tau; Schuyler Mor credit is due the young ladies for the
W8. Mary A. Slioles. 0i 7 Thomas riti, 95—58—183; W. M. MCCord. ting decorations of the hall.
street, met With a very pain ui and on 102~103—205:.iotal. 1.067. The sum- _._._.___,-__..
torttiuilte accident lust Sort try. Mrs mary of the play was: Iirookiawn Fms‘r REGlMENT suneaons.
curries Was trying to open the rear Country Club, Bridgeport, 989; Arn- ._——.
door of her home. She pulled on the
door knob ds hard as she c. tlid The
knob came off and the farce En the pull
sent her off the piazza Sh fell upon
the grilund and was picked it .was sat-
-ferirlg grentiy. it was found that per
wrist had been broken. The injury
was dresseli and the fractu‘. is reduced
by Dr. Bohemian
ac...—
' ROWAYTONJ
H. C. Mensch. of Greenport l. i.
has been visiting relatives here.
Tile‘ftioee Company held ts regular
molt 1y eetlng last night land trans-
_ be. business.
aThe .linembers of the Hose Company
are pinniling fer a cream and cake
sale tirm'di'l‘ow nlg ht.
Theirs will be a moonlight tail tonight
in Captain Grant Rackett's ’sl p. About
twenty-M will go.
The party of Epworth Leaguers who
went to Wilton last. night. artiived home
about 2 o’c‘hock this morning
Stephen Prince has resnmicd his du-
ties With Mail Carrier Frank .1. Brad-
bury succeeding Henry Vosburglr. who
disappeared mysteriou ly 185i t w.eek
The Reliance Hook and LhEldér Cont-
patty. Nb. 1. have erected be large
doors in the front of thei quarters
and last night moved the truck from
Sherrdn' a .barn.
Hone Coinpany N.o 1 is it) hold an
ice cream sale at their qt arters in
m
wana (ioif Club.
New Haven Country Club. 1,036; Hari-
ford Golf Club 1038; Wee llurn Golf
Club 1 067: WiliilfingHi Country Club
1.109.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE
Middletown. 1.024;
he...“
Julius Stone and family, of Dnnbury.
spent Sunday at Bell island.
Miss Edith Hoyt.
Ml
of Danbury have returned
Mrs C; H Young. of Chicago; Mrs.
Jane Rockwell Miss Helen RuckWelM
Of Riiiigei‘leid Ml“ Wetherby. 0' m“‘- general will furnish subsistence for the I"
nespo s
Minneapolis, Mr. John K. Wetterby} on Of ”19 t” is ‘0 ho ma le [0 "I
Jr. Mr Harold H. Pratt of New York 5mm... meg. ‘ "
city. are the guests of Mr. anti Mrs. E.
L. Boyer. of Pine Ledge.
Miss Virginia Wethcrb‘y.o
WESTPORT.
Mise Shirley Treadwell, of Bethel is
visiting friends here.
Hyatt is improved in health '
and more like his genial self.
been the
guest for a week of Perry Meeker.
J. G.
Miss Edna Meeker has
Samuel Dayton and wife of Brook:
iyn N. Y. are visiting at the Farms.
returned}
. home from visiting friends in Lyons
Piains
Miss Nellie Sniffen has
W i. Hawxlrirr‘st leaves Cranes
section for Wilton this week. where b,
will reslde in future.
The m'ogu‘uttn past is with us still.“
and pnesent indications are that they,
will remain for ebme time
There was a larger
slice it
' night tkfli
1-
‘ ' ’ Mayor Sullivan and heathen of the
, facts on the churches here Sunday“
and the attendance at all was good.
A numbu of Arlene sent here ac-
counseled the Send: News“: society
on" WWW?“ to North Beach san-
. . y“. .1
nutmeg 1 the Far-nit: ls- Elites): die
chief attractions daily. and the count»
tinn- during the past week have been
‘ ngv, fittest smut-tire a"
Appointments Made by Adjutant Gen-
eral—Troop A to March to Camp.
Adjutant General Cole has issued or.
tiers placing Major Rockwell. surgeon
it‘irst Regiment. C. N, C... on the retired
list. appointing Assistant Surgeon John
B. McC cult of Hartford. surgeon. with
the rank of major and appointing He-
,man A. 'i‘llcr. .of Hartford assist-
”but surgeon of the regiment with rank
0‘ Danbury. ‘3 of first lieutenant. all with tank from
spending a week at Bell island.
y10.
Jul
and M" George Wright ““6: Brigadier General Russell Frost is
2:?! :33. M” and M“ ROM” Durgy directed by the ndjtl‘tant general to or-
t‘rom a two weeks' outing at Bell is
land.
' Hose Company No 1 of Rowayton.
will hold an ice cream sale tomorrow Wednesday August 12 Private Frank
igviggyvgs‘isz’ssggiiglthiiéEgirqggggs-I A. Benedict. of the Set and Regiment
peels to {told the sale every Weiline'sday Hospital Corps. wiLi mm” for duty
evening during the summer {with the troop. T e acting quarter-
[der Troop A. Cavalry to march ov er-
land to the state military rendezvous.
'Nlantic for the encampment report-
ing to General Frost not later than
master general is to furnish wagon
transportation. forage. tentage and a
portable iorge. The acting mismlsssry
troops on the march A detailed re-
Thc. resignation of Captain John A.
ihfaber. Company C. i‘orrrth Regiment
10. N. 0.. Stamford has been accepted.
and an honorable discharge has been
granted;
A. 0. H. PARADE.
Details Being Arranged by the General
Committee.
A meeting of the general committee
of arrangements for the state parade
xto he held in Hartford by the Ancient
‘order of Hibernians. August 19. was
“that! Sundav afternoon in Hartford
Emirate!) William Donahue presiding
eports were made by tile ‘vsritlus sub-
mittoes and were of an encourag
1mm. ‘ hub pdrrtde will start it
do o'clock a 111.. the line fending on
ifiushnell park. east. The 11 he of march
has not yet been decided upon. There
‘wiii be three reviewing stands on the
no and that parade will be reviewed
y Governor Chamberlain and stall
4
common council. and by Bishop Tier.
nerd! he realise Europe In time
to as pie and melanoma.
It ill: will“ there will be Rom
s .009 tenuous theyamlemhich will
follower: it! I «resent: 'I'IIO First
e3“ armour in night «tel-pods
ilililEf i “in
areTmostistsloiaildls-
FHLEY'S iiir'fiirihhu '"
Mmm b emi-
my thmagdgctmbua
mafia-Him
CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT.
Members of Society “of B'nai Confer
Regarding Russian Petetion.
OYSTER BAY, July i-I—r'tn import—
ant t-onferelrce was held at Sngantore
Hill today between thc President and
r'eprescntatltc Jewish cltiitens of the
Society of B‘noi ll'rith regarding the
petction to the Russian government on
the Kishineit outrages. Besides the
President the parties to the conference
were: Simon S. Wolf. of Washington;
Oscar S. Straus and Leo N, Levi. of
New York.
The Administration has been embar-
teased by the delay of the represent
nlivcs oi the ll'nrri B‘riih Seciety in
presenting the peteion. A draft of the
document was handed to President
Roosevelt several weeks ago by Mr.
Wolf. hilt it was decided after some
consideration to modify the text of the
pelt-ion before presenting it formally
to this government for transmittal to
linssm. "into was desired too, to ob-
tain to the petition'lhe signatures of
representative citizens of the United
States of all the religious Jttitlis As
a result the document was not pieced
in the hands of the President until
today.
The. result of the. conference at Sag-
amore Hill has not been disclosed yet:
bill a strong intimation is given that
”11' petition may not be forwarded to
the Russian government. Tire desire
it both the President and Secretary
Hay is that the Kishineff incident
should he closed as soon as possible.
as former delay in its consideration
might prove embarrassing to this gov
eminent in its diplom'atic negotiations
with Russia.
inasmuch as ‘the Russian govern
ment has indicated by the adoption of
severe measures a genuine disposition
to punish adequately the perpetrators
of the Kishineff murderers and in add-
tion those who instigated ‘tltern, it is
a problem for the President and Sec-
retary to solve whether the represent-
stlons concerning the incident now are
either desirable or necessary it Is sug-
gested that the whole matter may be
resolved Into a brief statement through
diplomatic channels to the Russian
oreign Office that such a petition is
in the hands of the United States.
thus leaving it or Russia to say wheth-
er It would or would not receive the
iocnlhedt if it were presented. it
worrld close the incident without sub-
jecting the United States relations
with Rosella to a strain and it iii regard-
ed that it Would the quite as enective
as the actual presentation of e pe-
tition. The members of the ewish
Omission together With Dr. Albert
Show. editor or the Revise 0‘! Review:
and iii l'i'ieiitl frtitn mahd. Mamie ' ‘
Sheldon Amos. were the" libestli of the
President at luncheon.
Secretary Root left,‘ this morning at
8: 60 for Washington. He said that he
could not satia'fer Englandwbefore A’ui
gust 23 because It was desirable that
he should see the genersi- ital! in trill
operation before he ieit the iountry.
WM
Pussome ssho or Mimi!
sis FRANCi'ldbl term ‘11.-tttt
marten hu- Mennonites
lent that the cram ennui cannon
Calico is in hot pursuit oi; h hmdof
pirates tins captured a be
ber of the Calico a crew
threatened to kill their pr pm
a ransom of 39. 000 was paid. g gun
boat had sever ass-mite- ill the
filler tandem an succeeded “Jill locating
par es.
has sent; situation in t clarifies” er?
Canton with soldiers had II
.-Vfillbeniedetneeterditti
wet
i‘
WWI
County. as .
crank J, Cheney makea.oath that. he ,
is senior partner of the iirm of lt‘.J
Cheney 61.00., doing business in the!
City at Toledo. t‘ ounty and tats store.
said and that said thin it! it pay the
altar of one hundred dollars for. each
and every case of Catatrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
FRANK J, CHEM“
Sworn to before me and subscribed ‘
in my Apyorrencve this tith day of Decem- .
1881)
a. w. onsasos.
Notary Public.
ber.
(Seal )
Hall's Catarrir Cure ls taken internsi- .
iy. sud acts diret tiy on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Bend '
for iestlinolllals, free
r J crrnsnv a 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
ilkli's l-iartrily l'ills arc the best ” .,
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain Hubbard. ofMil
ford 1191.. says:
ed nry tboy‘s life.
irirn a few desert
to steep and was all right in the morn-
ing." For sale by it. ii, Plaisiied. F5
ii Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
many.
Hammocks.
We have a fine line of these
goods at wry rcssbrable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishiiigxiackle
arid
all soils of
Boat and Shore lie-
sort Supplies.
Cameroon:
WHTKIN$
& now,
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-6.
The Conn, Gen‘l Life ins. Co. has
discovered to Its profit that the best
advertisements it has ever had have
come gratillously from its satisfied
policy holders and We are striving in
this agency to lire up to a high stand- '
ard in the Life insurance business.
For particulars endliire of
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
deem-ii ‘A cut.
N ‘SMIITH FE GUSON,
Special Algentso,
United Bank Buildin BoNorwallr.
state of ultra City of Toledo. Luoai :
r
‘nrazili'sn thin: sav ,
He began just like '
‘ lire one we lost with cr'oul') We gave
iie quickly dropped ,,
i
l
Ti 93.511.“th
Starting.
A Valentine from nrnn to wife,
Olt brings a dying love to life.
A GAS NANCE certainly will
please‘
For love, 'tis said, thrives best
on case.
There is still over eight weeks
01' HOT weather before us. Or-
der at once and get the benefit of
your range drtring that times. ._
Prices from $8.00 up,
Connections free.
A postal brings our represent- ‘
Conn. Reilly.” and
«lighting company.
or... rm. ‘ "
Makes the old building look like -
new, makes new buildings stay
new longer.
COSTS LITTLE To BUY.
rs EASY TO APPLY.
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
charters.
——.—-
ro ORDER.
Window Shades
Picture Frames.
b——-—-—
OE'ALER‘iN
thli Papers. _,
Palntéra' Supplies.
Artists‘ Materials.
iPECtAL.
White Curtain Poles with F‘lxthre'i
10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe
26c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Beds. 8 it
long, with fixtures. 10c,
Oil Cloth Binding. lilc- box.
PAINTING. PAPER HANdiNO,
DECdRA‘rINn.
ill
a; Washington arise.
South ‘Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAVID W. RAYHCND.
boners! anam-
endEinbiImcr.
10 North Main St. South Nos-well
Residence. I- tire-pent Terr-ea.
Telephone at been. I“.
autism.
3721111.
lids Wrist-it.
ass his
omit
7b.. 354 “is... Copper
andidrc.
.‘ so have“ ,Strs's'r. ; '
m "Orig“; only...
Telephone; tire.
| match.
..lers of sulfocation from
. .“.,wmr»1
‘1 Pnfimtihb A
self Light“
Gals Tl’s
llama-24' convenience amt L
to get the light without
Second—The lessening
by accidentally leaving
Third—Tile grest- " ,
danger of tire from .1 .
matches. matchel . 1;. , .7 F n .
Fourth-PTO s 1- w
b the lmtchtfl . 't w, ‘
v rm ml the j ., 5'
throwing the d -, , '
floor. and'tlre o -
e cups
The cost of this minor Wt in
less than the cost at matches, as with
proper care tilt Hitter willies't dirt
year.
HORNE ll HASH.
Cor. North Nile and m Pfi-
than. the arts. ,, .-
by FOui' Year- “
The residence of Thomas
Smith 66 Osborn avenue, East
Norwalk was tried with lead. ,
oil and 'sino, ban mixed. titteen ‘
years ago by me. '
i defy any patent paint to may . '.
equal body with aarmuqh near.
.161le liliilil.
u Booth min and 4 ‘ ‘
Residence: 3! Sim ‘i‘OVe 8t."
To the on com... m.
animosity (it-duh phfibli W'
waste In lumps. in: sale at
templates. Alb-«l V * -
.1100!an
snutnuthsqeumumum
LL on.“ .Ma 41
, ' ii‘,
"to m we
PL! TING
by named may. nines. ism
coastline-snore lasting. . .
Gold. 31W. Nick). ”5*: I!-
so Antique some. I... _
mars.
TheNhingindiiecuielo-
immaturity-norm
“WMMMI .
maxim sin
FFGCO.
so. mill-K.
tuL'
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Paper
”Did New (3001151110
now‘i'n stock.
nor warns mm
nor AIR HEATING ' “i
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