usaIaVI'. fwd“! .V .
~. 'rI: inc: that and «not. That‘s
.11.
‘ lee bottle: 2 bottles, 26o.
9 .‘JW” II ”liver“ . .
' Ifli
WE , Air.”
"1 illiiiiiiii
Arthur Day is overhauling l-‘letehet'
Modihmery' a catboat
Captain Ubgrles DuCroaa ‘1s in New
York. '01: bp “a W--
Mrs. Mary atea.bf Georgetown has
mated “fishfiathsr Wheeleth” rot
i cryn urn-
edM from a visit tomweiiivon.
Chprlaa J. Hughes. “of Wingspan.
was a visitor In town yesterday.
itobert Josoioi'faky was a visitor. in
New York. yesterday. on business.
The members of the Town Court
went out for their annual outing lathe
launclI Sarah K, today.
The Hughes Monumental Company.
of Bridgeport. is erecting a monument
In the Robert's plot in East ‘Norwaik.
today.
Arthur Day‘s boat. which has been
out on the ways was launched yes-
terday.
Reports from George Sprague, who
is away on his vacation. are to the.
effect that he is enjoying himself im-
mensely. ,
(.‘rushed stone has been placed be-
tween the trolley tracks on Van Zandt
street This improves the road con-
sidorabll'.
The condition of Frank Sherwood. of
the Central Food Company. re. ins
about the same. though with a lght
im rovement.
enry Moellcr. who Is employed in
a hardware store In Brooklyn is visit-
ing at his home on the Washington
street bridge.
There will be a large delegation from
East Norwalk at the evangelistic ser~
vices to be held in Norwalk and South
Norwalk this week i.
Harry Remsen. who shot himself on
the Fourth of July, has a very pain.-
fui hand at present it is feared that
bioodpoisoning will set. in.
Miss Mary Shea who resides in the
I L‘iiomedieu block. has been ill for
some time. but is now so far recovered
as to be able to be out again.
A large pile of oyster. shells at the
Radel wharf Is rapidly becoming small-
er, and the gang of men who are lead-
ing vessels with them, has been de-
creased
The revival services held at the East
Avenue. Methodisty Church. yesterday,
were well attended. There were spec.-
Vial musical services and special
preaching. . A ber- -from- South
No: walk and Norwa k attended.
There is a very dangerous spot in
the sidewalk at the corner of Cove
avenue and Second street The side-
walk is about four feet higher than
the roadway and It is a sheer step
down of about three feet Someone is
liable to befall some bad accident
there. unless the matter is attended to.
When Dr. Howard James of Meri-
den Coho. .. first met Edwin James of
Ben ;.atreet. the salesmen of Sei-
look. no were treated to a display
of rhetorical pyrotechnics which if
they paid an attention at all must have
caused them either inward cachina
tions or wanted perturbation The doc
tor is a complete lexicon on the pedi-
gree of the James family. tracing them
back originally to two factions, the
Welsh and Irish or is other words,
tally and blarney Of course there are
more great James s and Edwin always
knew that he was descended from
somebody 'a long way back and never
heaps coat without arms and: all that
sort." of ffiléing. The doctor vividly VdVes
crtbea t origin of the straight haired.
dar .kmi’bd Milesian girl. The original
C t was sandy hatred and blue eyed.
bu .when the Spanish Armada tinder
Vile invade Great Britain and ice
lan :thatc whole fleet was wrecked In
a treacherous gale. and what few
Spanish sailors survived remained on
the green isle and in due time married
lrijh ,gi'rls. and in this way the dark
:9de dark haired lassie of the light
little. isle became a feature of the coun-
try.
.‘ ‘ROWAYTQN.
in modem. He intends to remain
about «a week.
A nut: 'and one- half pound daughter
. was be to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boer-i,
umtgof Vayton Tuesday.
Mrs. son. of Maple street.
Nor-
wajk. then of ProfessprV J. Hopson. '
spoilt fiday yesterday. with Mrs.
J. 'V. .~
I: of Highland avenue.
to received from Rev.
Brown. who Is at Ocean Grove. brings
the 09 'p'ews that he is rapidly im-
PFOV us in health
8.. Edward Dibble who has been in
-St Luke's Hospital. New York is at
3 his home again and feeling well. He
' intp‘nda to: resume business in a few
d:igeliis Hendricks. of Rates Point ave.
nu ,VJIaIVI resigned his pdsition with the
hectic-In Railway and Lighting
as. and 1expects to accept a po-
. but: Grove.
01V
Hickson Cole is on It business trip "doc
C. the stoop of Farview cottage,i
an ..o lI-I'i-
"i‘ho Hose Comps may hold an .,
cream sale. last night. and disposed of
about seven gallons. ladding a nice
sun: to the flin their
tmaupyt. on .hand
II
who éillilm .3: “ii-m” “ng
Blind”; We
conducted as they were by theW
commuted!” Ir. Jon
the Florence mission.
hrewasa
out “3.."
band at her home in Highland avenue.
pair of spirited horses to the dope
and caused them to run away
numeracy was? thrown Will“ there»
riage and died almost Instantly He
was sixty five years of age. and had
had a family of nine children, eight In
whom. with Mrs. Dusenbury, survive
the deceased. The mural was held
today and Mr. and Mrs. Merrifield of
this place, are in attendance.
DARIEN AND- NOROTON.
Miss Annie Conn ‘WBS aflviiitordn
South Norwaik. yesterday afternoon.
Charles E, Nichols. superintendent
of schools of Mount Vernon, was I: vis-
itor in town yesterday.
The work of putting new doors in
the Center sch will begin shortly.
Vnder the of: tint: of Contractor
inch.
HSemi
rai inmates of the Soldiers‘
omwerediacharged for various rea-
sons on Monday. One of them is to
ihnter a national home.
William H. Doyle. and family am
moving in the Mary medley proper -
ty in Gracie street. recently purchased
by .Mr Dorie. trombone. Cons.
All sorts and descriptions of auto—
mobiles pass thro ,Vi‘igh here. but yestero
day the quoersst poking one of them
all went through. it was a backboard
and caused considerable comment in
regard to its peculiar construction.
The sharp thunder shower'vwhith
arsed ov'er Stamford. shah: 3 p. m.
ueadsy.} put a Myrtle avenue. car
out of business on Noroton Hill. This
caused a delay in the schedule of that
line which!” not. made up until the
evening. The lightning cut up pranks
about he Town Hall. coming into
some at the offices on the telephone
and light wires and scaring the neon
Mills.
1
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CASTLOR I
. For Infants Mountain‘s"
auAtIIInIIImIIumI
.-1
Bears the
Signature of
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Mrs. H. R. Bracken. of New York.
is a guest at Mr. and Mrs. R. H.001-
den‘s “Bungalow." for a few days. ’
The tag John H. Starbuck and the
barge Church. with the steamer John
Sylvester had large excursions at R0-
ton Point yesterday.
Miss Carmen Fongi, the Misses May
and Ella Thompson and Miss Nora MC.-
at Rotou Point over Sunday
Arthur G. Krom. of the Insurpncc
firm of Olmstead & Krom. of Danbury,
has returned after spending several
days in New York city. and at fieiie
island. ,
Mrs. Osborne and the Misses B‘lora
and Bessie Osborne, Miss Minnie Mll-
ier. and Miss Carrie Marsh of WDau
bIVIry.VlI ave gen to Belle island for a
two weeks' out as
i Johndt‘ Benedict. Is engaged, [I
Slob 1qu Edward Browne. of '
\eottage in North street Belle p
Mr Benedict has been working under
Mr Browse for some time. He I: now
preparing and 'of the lots for phbflfi.
Frank DeKiyn. of Cottage Nylkfidiiamd
having the large. rocks blasted out lie.-
tween his place and the Pine iJedVge
dock. Pieces of rock were pentV high
I
Q
., in the air at every blast. and earns
dowkn in the water as far out Md,
\ :‘Tha Stamfords" continue to ente‘V
i told goodniized crowds at the pleads ofm
| the Roton' Point Hotel each a
c‘aud- even: {they give a change i
! program day. and are well worth sap.
' ing and hearing. Another attracpipn
will. be at thePointv next week.
#3.“; boas; carriage. one of lait-I .ae'a
s'op‘ plaiductions. is now tranquility
posits the barn. at Belle island.
Faster Ia planning to build a separate
house for the apparatus. The elements“
are getting in their work and soon the
rust will not permit the various parts
of the carriage to perform their work
WEST NORWALK.
Rev. Humphries will hold services in
the chapel Sunday, at 8:30 o'clock. .
There was ‘a service of song 'Vat'tho
ant party in“ '
nines. on in
”WWII.
Wes-
leyan Praying Band. of New York so
‘jeadlt of V ,
Ia Inge number from liiast Norwall: prea-
Jolie. Show “attained the
Mrs. .Fred C. Merrineld received the
Vsad. loosing? axis- week of the (1'
ma domino at her. Hallstatt it.
in Peekskiil. aN. He was driving
when a train unbiased the. Wilma
Nerney. of Daubury. enjoyed an outing ’
.a‘”
. vote for temporary chairman was not .
' ’- Jhior one: re-
oeived many vi:
The most wicked use alcohol was or
or put to is when secretly added to liq-
uid kidney remedies. It creates kidney
diseases and pro on copery.
A.V eneral awax ni- ”to is harm-|
ful e ect of alco ol in "odd kidney!
remedies resulted in Dr. Pattingui' s
Kidney-wort biota 9 (without the
drawback of aIcVVpldol). anMafitnowledged
I for II uey
gryfl'guring‘kldne). livenmtieru and
urinary troubles in a way no liquid al-
coholic remedy ever succeeded in ,do-
ing.
Why qu the risk of 0 mole kidney.
trouble and death by in log a kidney
remedy known to contain: .0 ”Weill.
poison when itiduey- Wort Tablets are
' obtainable at every drug stomach con-
tain nothing that can interfere with a
steady improvement? ,ITiIa. Tablets
have never failed to check kidney dis-
eases In the young “Stile uid.-
Jacob Alfonce, 59 Pearl street. Lynn.,
fi—
‘ 1 bet.
—7
completed “33’“ the chooses tilt the
ter 0rd git 'v'}
The onset "freak' that created a
sensation In races off Black Rock and
Norwalk was down the river Sunday.
Rev ..I Schiosser and family. of De-
troit. Mich" are summer-tug at the
Farms.
Qut of town friends are guests at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Jab‘ez
Backus
Mrs, Robert Sherwood has returned
here from a visit with friends in West
ern New York.
Rev Levi Holmes led the revival ser-
vice in the East Norwalk Methodistm
Church last night.
Miss Elia V‘th Averill wnliio ha‘sYiigenm
the gt: t. or sister. rs. ur
Jenniugdlmi: zone to her home at
Jackson. Mo .
The new model barn being construct-
ed for Fred Bedford is well advanced.
yet it will be some time before it will
be completed. interest ls general over
the proposed stock farm that Mr. Bed-
ford Is to have at the Farms. it is
"hobby" with him far more than busi-
boss. and for that reason something
out of the ordinary Is looked for.
Our roads have not all obliterated the
effects of the. storm some weeks ago.
nor is the town .as active in repairs
as is the general rule. Westport has
been among the favored in relation to
good roads and it will be a matter of
regret if they are permitted to deter-
iorate. in the hill sections. Greens
Farms and west. almost constant at-
tention is necessary in order that the
highways may be kept in condition.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard. of VRowayton.
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Levi
Holmes. Sunday The more we have
of visiting elergymen. with all due re-
spect to them. the more lasting the
favorable impression held for out as
teemed Methodist Church pastor. There
may be. in a degree a lack of modern
day finish to Mr. Holmes but his style
is of a character that leaves a favor-
able impression and there is an earn-
estness to his work that wins here.
We have had it better but the effect
has at no time been more disastrous
than was the case Friday and Satur-
day. No deaths directly resulted. but
men were overcome who previously
bore reputations for being veritable
Salamanders. Few believed that heat
such as we get would retire so robust
a manna selector“ Lewis P. .Waire—
man. but it is conceded that he had a
close call and he is not outireiy free
from the effects of his prostratlon
yet.
REPUBLICAN. OF KENTUCKY.
-—.———
‘ Second Day of can Convention Open
r’a Eminent
i l.
newsman: yuguly‘W1 It: ~— linsec
and day’ a session of the Republican
State Convention opened with the
pest of further excitement, to be m-c
lined by the report at. the mitten
oncredentiais. The commit satan-
til midnight last. night hearing evi.
Q9 ;npd co in the contest waged by the Beik-
and Wills cross 9 er the ionis-
vfiieel del egstidu idumx'i‘h‘té‘hni: vote on the
matter resulted 7 to 5. In favor of seat-
in; the mains tdelegatoa. Hammad
by Gov. Bradleys personal popularity
and the semi: sunbeds of yesterday.
the Wllison forces hays determined to
entry the fight over. the' Louisville dele-
gation to the floor of the Convention
the five members of the mil
crabentihla who voted the
'Wiiison delegati
V‘m ority report thaviag been smug-
edhatflovernor VllradieyV should load
this: In.
The night was spent by the Balkan:
managers II: strengthening their fea-
;V. eel and bolstering up the weak spots.
V‘it'l‘herew was a general hitting of the
lines ladt'might. the WI Icon, and Pratt
mg: taking renewed courage after yes:
terday afternoou' s Bradley demonstrm
tins: my were claiming that the
{air test; Vfiat
on from a large person-
“were.
." .J/
_ _ V.Vr-..1|-..
'- . moua‘ vote has decid
to: 1b
to return
‘ indictments againti Jstohmnppingor
Barman. > .
' :a' corporation, ortsIa city. The
glaucoma!!! no"! returned Into court
Jacob Iiitdtoo Pdssdi Ii ney VSIVV
. ——llIe iabiols 130ml iii!"
Jll'elmed a strong ..
fit ‘
I. . at
If: at
on lasts
s for iii:
“If lNI' am It... .
Mam Writing near. 1103. says: Into.
nay-Wort Tablets'have given me great
Iralldf and ill a wonderfully short tithe.
I havpV passed kidney stones for thud
years. “but 'III'ch delay 'Kltindylwarl
WWW are raw
carcass.
I hot. in”
iai At this Vllrsl IiV'us
dqio a orig Ira:
bra”: or
I‘cmi’stViV anon,
petite,“ Vcip oi:
or am
breat oi- au-
gist-lb dwellig
all at
“3;?“ d: z‘lmug
feet, bl Isaak 'rb, VulVVnatis
water.
pas. if ii iii in
ed or romaine a riid
hard Hi; rVVIto
'1' 9,9, 0 J»?
the shirt”
test: let ydur
er stadd iti' a V"gii:
cloudy, high oi:
dial: sediment. yopI-V moneys are disor-
tiered o'r'dlaeaVsed. Riduey- Wort Tab-
:iets exactly wits such symptoms You
V: may be sure of getting well if you take
the Tabi’ptyegulariy
~
‘authamoattatdtoiailgb-
am we“
14132”
”not... rv
FALL KILLED GEORGE SMITH.
Died ea Result of Injuries Received
at Glenbrook.
George Smith died at the Stamford
Hospital Tuesday night, as a result of
Injuries he received by "filing from
the Glenhrook railroad bridge early
this month. The body was removed
to Lyman Hoyt‘s Son & Company‘s
morgue. and will remamhoge for a
few days. in the meantime efforts will
be made to cummunicate with the
man’s relatives or friends. He Is ap-
parently about fifty years old. So far
about all that is known f him is his
name. it is not known w ere he lived,
or how he came to fall from the
bridge,
TREAT YOUR KIDNEY: FOR
RHSHMATIIM.
When you are pufferln from rheu-
matism. the kidneys” m ’be attended
to at once, so that they'wili eliminate
the uric. acid from the blood. Foley's
Kidney Cure is the most cffectiVe
remedy for this purpose. R 'i‘. Hop-
kIns of Polar. Wis” says After unsuc-
cessfully doctorlng three years for
rheumatism with the best doctors i
tried Foley's Kidney Care and it cur-
ed me. I cannot speak too highly of
..s great medicine. " Sold at Piaisted s
Drug Store
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The foliowmg were Issued July 4.
I903 List furnished from oillce of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, Conn.: "
Wm. 8. Stanley. Bridgeport electric
socket; John Gardner. New Haven.
primer for cartridges; iii C. Hamil-
ion Hartford. push car; Bengt W
Hanson. Hartford. adjustable tool
post; Geo A bong. Hartford. tele-
phone toil Indicator; ‘Wiillam H Sted
man Hartford. 2 patents: trimming
mechanism tor sewing machines.
I! eding mechanism for sewing Ina
clues; Wu:
binding pest and contae
switches: Geo. C. Gama: ..Stamford
chuck; Chas. J.“ Coley. New Britain.
hub and mil it: «heals P. Dunn.
New Britain, . Ver bath apparatus:
Thus. C. Louden. Riverside. *1.
pocket; Emil H. Goetae Willi oi-d.
gt patents handle for crumb scrapers
or similar artie handle for vessels
or similar arti 1 border for vessels
or similar articles foot for vessels. or-
naments, or si:_nl%mV articles. designs.
A. V. Bry on old. "St. George
hater." (For Hug Water.)
W
WORKING guitar awn am}.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that evecwa‘a made is Dr. King's
New Life Pills Theaetpiill change
weakness into gtraogth. listleunesa in-
to energy. brat into mental power.
They' re wond
health. Only
Frank H. Butdl’
If
uaww It: neon
orks
for electric
.1...
. I cos-purse
. eda certificate
the secretary of
surest Smile... cf'VUVelfla.
, om a.tyu. . .. ~
1‘ . Is senior-p,
‘ Cheneyi I
an".’:
aurevrtta.i.re.zrv
lI-fl‘resonins. autism :
tan: a". iflMA‘fii
6E,” building up the”
per box. Sold by 9
,. .inobrporatod, or
a certificate of in- ' "
crank J. Cheney makes oath iii-t lie
pagernr-te ilrmofil‘ J.
Isaac ideas 'In- the
this." of Toledo. 00 trnd‘flim alum:
as
sum 1: one hundred dollars for can
and every case of Ontarrb that eanl’o
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
. "'raasai angling,“
Swarn to before me an su :- r
In my panama this :Ithd dfiyVVo {M
b": ND .
‘ A. W. OiiillASON,‘
the III) Notary‘ Publlm
Hair a catarrl: up... It tali'en- internal:
Iy. and acts a blood and
meta” ..i-i... at l.“ 'r
for t
WHEY-k -&CO.. 'li‘oledo, 0‘.‘
Sold by all Druggists tile '
..I
renewal.“
satin m tiers-sum.
on “F—
Eligilii‘inalilani
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
H
tradesmen
- moon
JACOB l. “W. Mitt.
-" 1 risk.
mum»: ~ ‘
John H. Ferris Henry Iaymour
Jolu: H. Kan up, Vita-tattoo Swarm
:IolIII it. LI t ' ‘ athewaon
Joalplt R.
arvivI 'Gamucrdruman
J. Wallace warn. .
\4. ,.
-.id.‘
Accounts Solicitor!
Ftilhiw
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering radio. '
HEADQUARTERS fVUVR
Guns. Revolvers.
FlSillflQI'i-dciiie
VaIVIVdA
all sorts of
Boat and Store Re-
soil Supplies.
Wm? has! 251:5. 381.3
as...
TI!“ . .3
1’9
Next near City? Library.
112 waamudvofiia'ntnr.
. scorn ‘Eo'I’IWAIfK.
Phone. 4”.
advertisements it has
policy holders and wear.
near.
. Wm iriigwdamitwtflo.
jaw
ape-9‘
'i‘agfl ".
ad that's-l MIMI! any silo .
Hails Famiiy' cm- are the best n V
'0'
00V
AmmautIoII..Jllanks.
A n
w.
ill W _
come gratitiously from its inhaled ‘- .
. . reasons ..i... Sims-V
A Valentine from man to wife,
. trft brings a ‘dylngiove to life.
' A Gas "Mason certainly wII:
please,
4 PM love, ‘tIs said, thrives best
on ease.
'l‘ ere is still over eight weeks
at lilOT weather beret—e us'. br- '
dar st once and er“. thg' benefit of
your range on i: that time.
Prices from '8 00 up,
Connections froe. A
A postal brings our represent-
'Itive.
Ii»: ultil‘ ..‘y.
Guns. Retires)! and
Lighting immunity.
cam: Tonto
this. uni out inlaid. look mu
’cnewionger.
costs 'LIrrLE‘ro auv. *
ll EASY TO APPLY.
Orient eur color cards wili'be
Interesting to Intending paint pur-
\ohuera. . 1. : I,
""‘"“ "' '\
Window m *
Picture W
It. ..
Wail-reposen
Paliitorl' cappuc-
ant-u- W .-
\ v‘uiv. ' rm
airman
wane canary: reap with (V
too.
can: Wisco- states no" mm
are. -
BOlLd am- Edit (Julieta lode. l it
was Mill atrium.
in
romantics" “can "
W1. M We: ~
Tomcat“ am.- we... v. '.
' ..SOIItII Nwalficosn.
pitched,
new. makes new buildings stay V-
Pitt‘s-tits convenienoov
to" getV the light without
match.
k’aeond—The Ismail:
by
om,
of auilocation . .
ceideatnliy luv-in
to. If the no la:
ii
Third—(Ill. My,
daVnger 9! an .
2: lll'ih 0 l
by the send ll
vants and I'll...
throwing the! .
floor. and the par. ,
the carpet, ‘
ml:- «chum
'VIéu than than
.~.»- Aux/7.24:,“ . '
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