is. hottie: a dentin are.
01.25 dooen delivered.
, anions Puasuacv.
M Washington.” 3.”- Norwolit. Ct.
Mrs. Cora Peck.'of Wilfin ’I‘s ingiihiw
into a house on Osborn avenue.
Arthur Godfrey, who in the keeper
of Stratiord Shoals Light. was In town
today.
George Hesiod has oved from Ben-
edict Farm to a he as on Pleasant
avenue.
New potatoes are selling wholesale,“
at 81 a buéhel. and some of them are'
W" “P”. 999“; , , , .,
A gang of men is oi work strength—
ening the approaches to the Washing-
ton street draw bridge.
Sylvester Ellen. of East Norwalk, is
working at the Kemps'r' factory. in
Westport. for a few dayI.
William Qamberlaln of Dorchesier
Mass., Is the guest of Captain A. B.
St John. of Van Zandt street.
Arthur Brush and mother who have
been visiting In Ridgclleld. have re-
turned to thier home In East avenge.
Guests of Mrs. Eunice C. Campbell,
in Ridgeiieid for a few days were Mrs.
M. E. Brush and Arthur Brush. of East
Norwalk.
The flowers sent by sympathetic
friends to the funeral of the late Ar-
thur Cunningham. were very handsome
and beautiful.
William Poyvez has sold his launch
“Clara" to E. E Gorham. who will use
the boat In going back and forth to
his home on Bette island.
Mr. Barrows of Bridgeport. led the
prayer meeting at the Advent Christ-
ian Church last evening. Rev. J. W.
Davis assisted. The service was deep-
ly spiritual
Mrs. Hobart floor. of Brooklyn. is
visiting friends here. Mrs. Geer is an
ardent Christian Scientist, and attrib-
utes a cure which she received lately
to that agency .
The Member iactol'y, in Westport. is
having improvements made; and a new
holler put In the engine room. The
Automatic ToolCommy. of East. Nor-
wsl. has charge of the Work.
E. L. Hanfpr d in fishing today. If
Mr. Hartford uses the ‘kind bi halt that
he usually tides, end has ills than good
luck, the members of the tinny tribe
will be sadly diminished by night. '
Mrs. J. H. Bundle. encompanled h
Mr. and Mrs Charles Clark. went
Danhury on the train. yesterday and
returned to this pi e on their bicy-
else They had a ve pleasant outing.
sergeant Spirtan St .lohn bill
Zandt street. has returned thin. a t'w o
weeko' visit to Boston and other places
in, Massachusetts. He visited Bunker
,Provlncetown. Dorchester, Glou-
Sr aha other places of interest.
Asliecloi meeting of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company will be held next
Thursday, for the purpose of making
arr meats for the celebration of
Old 0 in Week in Bridgeport. The
com trill he in the parade which
wilt.” 'atin be the largest Bridgeport
hail aver on.
H y mson Is recovering very
nicely item the injury to his left hand
cab ed by shooting himself with a
blob cytridge pistol on July 3rd
There is no fear of blood poisoning. as
bait been stated. and Harry believes he
who" Very fortunate In view of the oth
er seldou‘b and fatal accidents by toy
pisto
A 1’ moot old gentleman as a plump
daughter of Ham calls a friend of ours
who can never go out In the sunshine
wi t one eye being tightly shut. End}
(hen
clobs ce had occasid to buy a pair
of jbogu- {‘3‘} shoes and id his isioe was
g‘ge‘ven or a short sight.
produced a pair and said thy
fit Head‘s}! ‘ like the paper on the Wat
' ' on Cyclops putting them on
and. ‘i 1;. g them. which he did all
day, and ”was not, until night when he
venting b the golden stairs which
won olllgt fight about lit a number eight
shoe.t he found he had to go up
sidldfila Having worn the newness
off,’ "so anglng them was out of the
attention}. Since then‘wlte'n he wants
sh .he tokes a shoe ker's measur-
ing dk Said having go the width of
artist 2
to It. 11%.
of lgo'.
~Buildo up the system; puts pure.
ricu .bimg in the veins; makes men
nndmo on strong and healthy. Bur-
deck 3 d Bitters. At any drug store
',L——-----—-—-v—-—d .
ROWAYTON.
Company disposed of the
of their cream last night.
‘.J.ockwood of Albany is via
itin sihp'brents Mr. and Mrs. Theron
G.
in this way he gets shoes
He had been given A polr‘
The H.
rematad.‘
ids rlryer meeting was held in
Church and a large num-
t.
H Monaell. of Rowayton.
; letting her daughter,
"iii;
her. ,
‘ ..i‘"‘it'iit
we have nick domed him Cy .
the .-
the; gets a shoe to' fit that width -
of all the palaver of _'_t_he son
Mrs. Edward Fonohaw has five Iuni-
Brooitside avenue.
John Neary. 01F}:
dham College, N.
E Grove, ‘ iris Lodge.
wMIsI Florence Heath. Miss Sadie
ley “(19“nger “idiom. ' m"
Arthur Scribner. who is employed
in Norman. is muting i the week
getting his hay stored in llton.
Mrs T. C. Browne and Harry A See
veil of New York. spent monday af-
tefidon pie
rh Stephn
iyn, has Mbee? Izlsltlng her daughter.
. rates, was as n
nht té ill 9 'I‘ We
Miss AFMSh
Mrs. T. Sherni ah was recehtiy
married to a gentleman at westohest-
or N. Y.
Mr. Nash. who has rented Charles
E. Hobble's cottage. Le Roy avenue
and Main street. to operator at the
new signal tower. Railroad avenue.
The old tower is to be taken down.
Miss Nellie Leogard and Mrs James
Leogard vgitedmoarlen friends. Wod-
nes ay rs n d recsptl arriv
cd from Kansas ‘95. is visiti‘lig Mr.
and Mrs Richard Leonard Noroton.
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch and Mrs Al
fred Jelllffe accompanied their cousin
on a trolley excursion to Tarrytown
Charles Leonard, visited their brother,
John L.eonsrd at Middletown, Monday
Raynmoud Heath. oi Jersgy City, is
did the summer wit his aunt.
Mrs C ,aries Webber, Main
8
Miss Hattie Whitney has returned
from 1 very pleassnt visit with rela-
tives in South Norwaik. While there
she greatly enjoyed the drives in
scuth Norwalit and vicinity particu
larly a delightful drive to Compo
Berth, Westport.
party of young people from Dari-
en Aand d3N w Caliban enjoyed a picnic
East
Stella Moore Hasel Fitch. Julia and
Hattie Heath. Ethel Taylor. Fanny
iéeeier. Florence Scoileld and May Pet
James Lockwood. youngest son of
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Lockwood. of
Brooklyn. died at his home, Sunday.
July 12, aged eighteen years. The in-
nsral Was held Tuesday, from the feel-
one» of his sister Mrs. Carl When,
Darlen. Rev. Henry Scofleld official
ed. interment was in Spring vae
canister. arise.
The toy Afternoon Club was en-
ter that” ddt week Friday by Mrs.
E. ranklin Weed. Contentment Island.
The meetings of this society have [trov-
ed to be very pleasant and pr table.
Mrs Dr. Noxon ls president an Miss
Nettie Lesson is secretary. Those pr
out were: Mrs. Dr. Noxon. Miss
tie Leesen. Mrs. R. L. Gillette, Mrs
Robert A. McDonald Mrs. Col. Lucce.
Mrs. Dr. E. T Payne. Mrs. Dr. Large.
Mrs. Alfred Morehouse. Sr.. Mrs. Clr
ence Bell Mrs. A Morehouse, Jr., M o.
W. E. Street and Mrs Holmes. Mi‘s.
Holmes will entertain the club this
week at her home in Noroton.
+—-———-————
nodes. er “rt-rs sea sucks.
W F Clarke s new barn in the Belle.
Island orchard has been completed
Miss Dorothy Kane of Newark, N
.i. is a guest at the Belle island Hduse
MS. Maria and daughter. of New
Yo
are at .the Clinton House Belle
island.
Belle island is in New York City for
a few days.
Mrs Bartlett and daughter of Belle
liland have gene to Lake Mnho'nk N
Y. 'for a stay.
Mrs. Louisa Tests. of Daisy cottage,
Belle island is entertaining Mi'ss‘ Min-
nie Hoi rook of New York. ‘ .
Chores Gray Sanford. of Hubbell
Cottage Belle island. has been enter
taming Louis ngson. of Danbury, '
The Little Joe owned by Se
semen Lynes of Norwalk, into, it
hauled out at the Norwslk Yacht on
Dr. F. M. Wilson and family. “bi.
Bridgeport, are at their sum bier,
rage on Smith's island for this
in
Miss Dottie C_lark of Outlook Cot
tiige Belle island. is with her grand-
meager... Mrs. E S. Clarke, In New
Canaan for a few days.
Mrs. Robert Richardson stud hI tens
Miss Mll‘n‘a Liticlrardson.
port. are spending a week at ,
island for the benefit of their it
A new door and some interior!“
tions have made decided improvonle
in the barn owned by Mrs. C. H. .
cox. on the north end of Belle lslo
Seymour Curtis and Fletcher M
gomery have had their catbodt
.Iorie hauled out at second Point;
Norwalk to undergo an overg; i
Edward Browne of Hillside
Belle island, is having a ruoti
with cobble posts erected by r .r
Stevens of Darlen', to enclose M5!"
”it
mer boarders at her pleasant home.
Idar'. or Mr. and t,
.9
d ‘liaughter
e tie guests .
'ldt‘idv dog's- doll-bk ”
and White Plains, last ek, taking
lgnch at‘lh Y‘aond I: the ‘even-
l gvlsitin‘g Byewn ,
Mrs St. John 8‘and her brother.
at‘li Point} Wed esday. They
word?3 Sli‘dle odd . Florence ;~
Heath. thel Wiimot. Belle Foote.
Mrs J. J. Strohmeyer. of Alto am. ’
Sit .
WC.
. g... .4 9,
film ofN an...»
Milan's ml
the
own future wt
faring.
.E’l
Would not now be suffering with
that happiness-destroying, death-
dealing kidney trouble If she had
done as this young lady has:
THE CLIFFOR D PHARMACY
Fisher 4 Bradley, Proprioiors.
Wire is
. 6i: trite but true.
saying. “Self-preservation II the
first law of Nature. " A saying that
teaches us all u wholeme leI .
son. Yet In spite of this. we con-
stantly hear of some
a who
their
through neglagthflli burd "d suf-
misery
[OLICTID lLLNISO i8 AN
OFF! N3! TO NATURE.
YOUR WIFI
nlrr“ J
a. Fisher,_ a friend of , 4.
Clothes wished no soul! chess retain til!
oiniite Stat.
300 eLeoAN'r resinous WITH)
sweet odor
Amman lately, Borax
-- n“ Ufl’“ gar,” -
w... T. it. our 24 p... Illustrated Bullshit; giving new
or over 300 premiums. which
smut .,1ro- the sure
w tug WWDBR. or
last" it“? 4"»
fDavndS Brown Q Co.
The Norwalks and surrounding towns. Kemper are not deemed Just by impar-
The program presented was good and tlal parties
artists have proved themseIVes to
be' excellent In the various roles they
hav
Ion
e assumed during the week. They
will probably conclude their engage
ment tomorrow nigtn. but may return
here later In the season.
The Lake Torpedo Boat Company In i
which Norwaik capital is interested. is, to censorship quite as much would fall
making arrangements for beginning
of a series of torpedo firing tests. The
torpedo, which is eleven feet long and
eighteen Inches in diameter was its-'1‘ empei does not Justify the asperstonl
sembled yesterday and today it was l lielnx made of MI conduct on “it“ 00'
placed in position in the Protector The C
torpedo Is not loaded.
out 0'! a torpedo line in the boat in the ”10m ““1903-
same manner as If the vessel were on . 101' that after dark backed “D by the
gaged in actual warfare
do Is ejected by compressed air.
tests are to behold unddr the supervis-
-lt will be fired
The torpe-
'l he'
of Captain Simon Lake and Lieu-
tenant John J. Hilligsn, U. S, N.
B
Set)
d3?-
CRANBURY.
cnjamln Allen has harvested a fine
crop of raspberries.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Gregory spent
Thursday in Bridgeport.
Miss Inez Disbrow Is entertaining a
friend from South Norwalk.
Mrs. F. H. Blake’ and children were
guests of her sister
Mrs. Thomas
nders, of south Norwatk, on Thurs-
Mr. and Mrs E. W. Gregory spent
and
Wednesday in Bridgeport and Ansonia.
attended the Saunders-Billman
nuptials in the latter place.
V811,
poo
for
it!
hi"-
,m
a‘a‘d tool; In dInitial «kl. not neces-
as »
M
"WESTPORT.
Kenneth G. Mackensie Is visiting in ‘
New York.
fr its“ Shirley Treadweil Is visiting
Miss Kathryn Langtry of New Ha- ‘
do In town.
is visiting friends here.
Frank Harris and wife. of Newark.
N. 1, were recent visitors here.
Saturday halt holidhys are in vogue
at the Toquet Launch 00. factory
Dr. Stuart Sherwood Is substituting
“fizmwé Sanitarium at present.
e are Sou stuck ethodist
coRTQiChiIl-chbd is N
bglng repainted.
pheo Doscher Plans and Tool Corn
y has shut down for Its annual in-
lory-
tillam Kirk has gone to North Wil-
llélé Moss" where he has secured
n.
he Misses Violet and Grace Adams.
with Miss Annie Cameron. left Monday
an outing at Rochester. Vt.
George P. Housings has resumed his
y messenger service to New York;
will continue it to August 1.
oak Osborn has retired from the
grocery bdliin'es's and Is novr' In the cm
of C. H. Kemper in the tannery.
rry Brown, who is a guest here
' . D. Marvin, sung at the Metho
proyghzervice In Stratford. Wed-
arresting a man accusedK of violat-
the low the night before the
fined“ and costs
2..
o of s TIN 01.058 SOAP. SAIliiii
sales
“was
“oémflilter'sd was .
kidney is '01. tor b or 0 years. ‘
and suffered very badly dud“ ‘did
not get any relief from anything .
wiles .l tdrl Dr (to lama)". a kidney .
,"el i
more good in“... any ing ever
took. I think It at , dmedictne
and Will «can
friends—— or: AM
and his .‘r '6!
an. . ogre
glossy. Burs
.r gr. ' m ‘1' syn-'-
‘ we I swirled. 4.
itfv'fiii
l,’ ’l "
we give free for the trade-
URINO SOAP. Adm
dist st. a North-Riv;
NEW, YORK 4 CITY
Mr Kemper Is no wild
Jumper at hasty conclusions although
a stibkler for law and order. He was
out to do his duty and there is no
‘resldent here that will come forward
! with the avowal that he does not: Per-
. haps the Incident might have been con-
doned. perhaps not but when it comes
,to the lot of the oilicer who acted as
judge and jury as well. and the per-
.;onal and oillcial standing of Fred
anion. The general clamor had been
for peace even with indisputably pa-
Mrs listener was out
Iluw; what _thon all this ado?
an...
WILTON.
1 he Reading circle‘ incl on Thursday
with Mrs. 1. Melissa Bette
Miss Sarah Tolford returned to her
home in Triassic on Monday
Miss Eunice sewing is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. HE. Cinch ester
Levi Whitney who has been Ill for
the past week is much improved.
Mr. and .Howard Stockwell. of
Bridgeport s at Sllndoyi town.
um Nellie Fartrick o Derby.i
the gue'itt tof Miss E tn’o Pal-trick.
Miro tilt, of Be el has been re.-
centl y vi tng “Mg” nIfr'ed‘ W.hite
‘l’n'es u r ist' cm}? will meet
.0. Thom-
”Percy Knapp is recovering from his
recent severe illness and Is now about
the aim.
neat Toe ay with Mrsil
the past week.
antes Ke'ysar. of Bridgeport rile
luvs nor’e' the guests this week
of re J. o“Madden Bell a
Miss S. P. Mime oi‘- New York, will
give a reodlngl n the Town Hall. Wed
nesday evening July 22nd
Mrs P J Andrews, who is a guest
of Mad. B. Sturges. visited Mrs Dov
vld Miller. of South Nonwnur this
weBIL. . 3 j
. Miss Frederico and Master Fritz
Myers returned home on Monday after
a week's visit in Brooklyn. with their
aunt. Mrs. For and sauna. '
Miss Susie eymour. or South Nor-
Sturges on Thursday and attended the
entertainment at Canada Hall.
Mrs. Eloisa iPatterson died last
week at her home in Hurlhutt Street
after a dingo g floss, age-inmost»
ve More [novices were held to
h Matthew's Church Studs! otter-
an. burial was I the cemeteryaeorby‘
N. In
WM” evenlnl in the flow
:1le Mutter the “we; 01am!
“mace socmm Hillel
groom t mitt]: tilyds‘contoo: booth
devoted“! a“ ’gigttidy‘j‘fl.’ Liana was
Ming; Hos:
W 08 - I
earn; ’- was fl...
:‘ .‘ Egg“
‘ cells on
till
" few "sites. so; ‘
Miss Folsom has been entertaining , ,.‘
Mrs. N: M Holden, oi Danhury, during ;, “
opending o west with his sister,
Berth
6 Misses llargaret Telford and .
noon, ltev. w. E. Hooker .oiiiciaflllm ' ,
entaas'rnmm
:1.de the centre of ottflci‘ -
break we...» mam oath that ill
ll mil! wine! of. the 'firm of: V. d.-
hawfz! thumb“. HEW...“ “m
. and “that. will 'Dll‘die
m ovum... comma um bonnet
use, ‘.:'.; Iluw;;a
FBANIW CHENEY.
Sworn to before no and subscribed
In my presence. this ah day of noes-I-
'10er mo, .W w.
: A. w. QGLBASO
(Sell ) “Pu Io.
Holi' a Catarrh Cure isN interni-
‘ i. and acts directly on theddodd toad
bonus «surfaces of the oysters: loud
for testimonials. free.
F. J.CHINIW I: 00. Toledo, 0
Sold by all Dr guts. 'liic. ' '4
Hall's Family P itsxare the best i”
”r..,
"'7 was a
we Luisa.
mm of M
' Hrs. Gilliam
: ford not; says: “Ba-Hi Bow-sv-
on my boy's lIfs. Hr stilts! like
the on. we lost with o‘i w.‘ m.
hihi‘ a few doses. He ydrop‘psd
to ilssp and was all rf "i: in the more-
For sale by ll. '1‘! Round?
kW?" and rs. obese: Phar-
1,. ‘ run—parq-
..s
"r If
int—um
élplfll. 1.100. 000 00
till, mafi‘iiiiiii
" “ outcrops
John H. Ferris
' John 1".“ KW Oitl'io 1..an
‘s fl
restrain. mmuflgmuvoon
Amelia. dim... .
sun-La}.—
“smear
Jammie New
ll
r 1
its, '1 4 («it t'
We aim flee line or these
9004: at very assemble prices
considtrins Willi) ' I
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers
Animation Blanks.
FlSiililil Tactic W
and“
all sorts of
sBoat tad Shore Re
sort hurries.
-,¢ 4"
‘ . boldness City Library.
112 wasiuuoroa eraser.
courts NORWALK.
.......
'wailr, was the guest of Mill Helen ord
seem at grip." on, of Toledo. m...‘ 7
. admiration» store- .
Inn unit on. outward- ”lorries-«sash .
cured by warm 0ththan .
1
ll-
. .ssi .
i
J
‘ v
I
COSTS LITTLE TO BUY.
.Wall PM
are. ‘ ~ to“
son. or... an: Colloid abet. u,
long, with In . lbs.
1.
Besidencmiflrsoflm
MI'RM' "JV" 4“” ‘
Cloth Window Blind“. Illlmfl'llfl
on clom'alastu. its has.
them." N w
N Bar. Home
Erecting.
A Valentlns‘frbm‘lltau to wife,
Oft brings a dying love to life. .
A GAS RANGE certainly will
:os.lfthe
t.
gsr offi
by: the
, please
For love 'tis said thrives best throwing we .
on a“. door. and the .
There is still over eight weeks u” mm-
of HOT weather before us. Or-
der at once and Mgei the beueiit o__f
yopr range during that links“
‘l’rices not, mm up ‘
Connections free.
A pohtai brings our represent-
otive. ‘
['0 It
\
Fees grime! and
W”'.'”ii9”ii€"”
The re
4 r
fart, 1') HM . ’
also. the old building look like ~_
new. makes new buildings stay
new longer.
EASY TO APPLY.
One of our color cards will be
interesting to Intendlil: valid, our
chemo.
T0 0 it.
Window SW :9!
Picture tit-Eh}
u -I
DEALER IN
bird-PT!“ ‘
matches. ma clad
Fourth—To ,, .,
The coat of W
less than thsfgostm or.
s
lli . VIM *{W
V 3.... ills Other
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5280“”th
Residence: ,1
a “norm
vagto and tho
“I "-0.,“
Slim! 5‘. , ”It ..
testis
l defy any patent
equal body with-Hid ,
' f
[1th Shiiplles.
groin Baptists.
1 #—
methi- "
"Evan. Comfy. rare. wlih when
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