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DRUG I
You 1trill notice I certain this; ad-
vertisod for sale at I. certain drug
store. MONEY will buy ANYTHING.
wn alive got svsavrnmo in our
line. We base. lav of!” slow steps
and at the sa timot you Alla
vice. (Orders cllv .
,IIRID
205 Washington It.
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v. .
orwllk. ct.
*Ma-N- :r-
A." Stull
1-51 in I {"1
250 lb.
“5 («Lei
Fancy
Creamery Buffer
20 pounds ‘ 1 ‘. it» V‘i
Granulated Sugar . S! 00.
(with other goodts)
" v r (“w '
“Vigor" (the new
breakfast fed) 70 pkg
’4 COTTAGE AVE,
sas‘r uoawamt.
WiST lWJWWWLW
Fritz Wallln has secured a position
In Jackson s grocery store.
W. A. Reid. of Gregory Boulevard,
has been visiting in Boston.
A. iii. Chasmar'a yacht "Ayll" is be-
ing overhauled at Second Point.
Burr Day. Jr.. is working tempor-
arily in L'ilommedieu‘s grocery store.
Charles Gray has started on his vn
cation which he will spend up the Hud-
son River.
Word has been received here that Dr.
and Mrs. G. F. Brown have started on
a trip to California.
Regular weekly prayer meetings will
be held this evening in the. Methodist
and Advent Churches.
Shipbuilder Joseph R. Fowler is on
gnged in boxing in the engine in C. A.
Freeman’ a launch‘ Kit "
Mrs. Ann Smith and granduughtcr,
Miss Grace Smith. are visiting in
Nantucket. Mass, for three weeks.
Contractor E. E. Gorhnm is painting
the house owned by Mrs. Henry R.
Fitch. in .West street, South Norwalk.
Miss Ada M. Tompkins, of Orange. N.
J.‘ who has been visiting E. E. Gor
ham’. returned this morning to her
home.
John Angierson‘ s sharpie which was
upset some days ago. bids fair to be-
come It. (My. wreck. gNo attentions.
has Mn giVen her since she upset
Captain Peter Becker‘s two oyster
steamers are at Cos Cob where they
are receiving a thorough overhauling
and having a number of minor repairs
made. .
The launch Sarah K.. has receiver] a
thorough overhauling and is ready for a
cruise which will begin on Sunday. A
party of young men will ‘take the
launch as far as Buffalo
Harry Ainsworth will lead the meet-
ing of the Junior Band on Friday even-
ing and Mr. Kane. of New York. who
was one of the Wesley Evangelists.
will assist at the meeting.
The- ork of carrying away the oys
ter strain from under the Radel dock
’has almost been completed and one or
tonsmall loads will be taken out on
chop! the company's small steamers.
Mrs. Charles DuCross. after an ab-
sence of a number of weeks, during
which she has been ill at her home in
Newhflaven, has returned to East Nor-
wallt. .Her daughter, Miss Kitty Du
cross; however. is sick now and unable
. to leave .New Haven.
Steps were taken today, after The
Sentinel had published the warning. to
fill lathe dangerous hole which exists
at the end of the Washington street
bridge. There are, however, a number
of planks which are badly rotten which
should be looked after.
At. a. meeting of the East News“:
fire police. recently held. it was voted
to tat! part in the parade which is to
be held in Bridgeport. September 3 on
the occasion of Old Home Week. The
maize“ will attend with Mayflower
‘ , 1 and Ladder Company which will
alsotbe in line. The Oriental Fife and
DrumCorps, of Stamford. has been en-
gaged bylths two bodies to lead them.
They will ‘doubtless make a line ap-
pearance in line.
A. S. Hoyt. of Third avenue one of
the best known and most highly res-
pected1 residents of "The Farms." is
seriously. ill at his home, and it is
feared that. he will survive only a short
time longer. The complaint is said
to be cmcer of the stomach. Mr.
HoytItIdflnced years complicate the
bead considerably. While in health.
, madamwe (In for his friends to
m Jewell. of Bri
the sailboat um (3:3an In.
_. of the schooner Georgie ban
1-.“ hell up in T:
e
Point.
aggregation of vegetables. to find til
during the night a voracious. thoughts ‘
less and altogether cruel cow had dc»
serum
transferred from t
3»!qu which could pla
In ts throat,
rare. M
Benjamin St. II’ to Impact: Y '
m hitching:- lair. aloud . .d
den had suffered a simi
”1 r ‘ AI
Mrs. A. Raymond's horse took a
tumble on the road from Roton Point
to the island. and the owner ltsd‘some
diillculty in ettlnl the animal on its
feet; AJIW a}! mien went V her II-I
clauses; ‘.1hursov.w raised
a
Win!” u .H” -‘1 71'!"
T c H.131. Sunday school i. which
went to Glen island yesterday on the
Kate C. Stevens and C. S. Page, arriv-
ed home about mo, escaping the
shower nicely. There were about 180
on the two vessels. and all report a
most eruoysirlsV time.
'i‘ llrerhcn' h' cornmlttee of Old
Home Week at Bridgeport have Writ-
ton Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pany. invl log the company. to partici-
put 0 in t a parade on September 3.
The compsuy will take action on this
ittter at the next meeting. A large
number of! members will no to Bridge
port to take part in the tirade- The
truck will be fitted with a appliances.
and the boys are to lailn taking
a band of music Wham on first day.
The Sunday schoob of thmflaptlst
Church will picnic at Pine Rock Park
near Shelton On Wednesday nest. Aug»
ust 5. Two cars have been chartered
and as the school Will only require a
car and a half there are about twenty-
tlve seats to be disposed of at seventy
five cents each. These are On sale at
the house. of A. B. Cleverley, Craw ave-
nue; and first cement-at served is the
rule. When these twentydlve seats
are sold applications will be received
and if they reach fifty a third car will
be secured otherwise. money will be
returned. . No tickets will be on sale
on day of picnic and no one will be title
on who has not secured a ticket-in ad-
vance.
DARIEN AND rte—acrou.
The youngest son of Mrs. Rust-cc is
quite. ill
William Gaffney has lately purc~hus
ed a new bicycle
George Lord of Noroton. has pur-
chased a new wheel.
George Chattcrton has secured a po-
sition at Collender’ s Point
Mrs. Jo Wood. of Sunshine loodge,
was a vial or in New lurk yesterday
Harry SI Johni of Hartford. is to
spend a week with his father, Benja-
min St. John, in Nnroton.
Mrs. James Clock, spent yesterday in
Rowayton, with MIs. Smith. of that
place.
Magistrate Mott, who but Dr. Sco-
vilie's sanitarium. is about the same.
with perhaps a slight change for the
better.
George Dugdale. Jrf is Just recover-
ing from a very bad case of sunburn.
with which he has been suffering for
several days past.
Next Monday a party under the guid-
ance of Rev. Herbert S. .Brown will‘
start for Northileid. Muss. where they
will visit the home of Dwight L.
Moody
The regular prayer meeting was
held at the Congregational (‘luIIch last
evening, the attendance being huge.
The meeting was led by Rev. H. S.
Bronn.
The operators in the. new signal tow-
cr, which has lately been pttt in oper-
ntlon here are Andrrw Nash William
Soofleld and Walter McGuiness Thel
old tower has been abandoned. and!
will probably be remm ed later
A large tent arrived yesterday. and
has been erected on the spacious
gmunds at Sunshine Lodge, the home
of the Sunshine Society. The tent cov-
ers 900 square feet and will accommo-
date a large number of children from
the crowded districts of New Y.ork
Tho work of repnlIlng and improv-
ing the Center school building is well
under way. New floors are being laid
throughout the building and a num~
ber of other improvements will be
tirade so as to have the. building in the
heat of condition when the full term
“ledts
Mrs. Clarence Cook and her sister. ‘
ahi On
ed in Liquid Ki
Clues Bad lnilamma
Alcohol is the. primary cause of 80
per cent. of all kidney diseases.
The fact that alcohol enters at all
into liquid kidney remedies, proves
Dr. i’ettluglll' s Kidney -Wort Tablets
ctrntain no alcohol The reeomumuds-
tion of physicians has brought about
an enormous demand for the Tablets.
No otherrkidney remedy ever had the
confidence of Ike public that Kilncy-
Wort Tablets have today. . 1.1.
Any sufferer front kidney trouble,
who will read the following letter: will
be confident of getting rid of any kid-‘
Vuey Weakness he. or she may have.
East Panonlield, M...
Fsh.22,1903.
lav October my back :and slow pained
me night and day steadily. l was ob-
ii'cti to not up six and uvsh times I
III M. and severe cutting pain would
in low. lily doctoII (std i had a had
inflammation of kidney Ind biaddsr.
i could neither eat nor sloop. i took
his medicine, but it did In. littis good.
by strength was gone and i had a ter-
it hour): 3n. 2- 1- ”at III w» Vicar
Relieves Instantly
«mum
Sore Metrics,” Sore Joints and Neursigla.
The only External Ramada which will mswqrt Our tirci:
Fever and
Soldulyhlh.“ £81me
Kline yi- Wort
Bladder.
that they are not the prescription of the time; i do not got up .It night Ind
any reputable physician or cliemistr1psin is
AREYOUSORE? ' I'
aracamp
shit SALE ’a‘v Iii-IE" c LIFFGRIJ T’HARMACY.
bl _
dnell ll
"Iill' it 1‘- s
list mt ‘1! in I I'M
Tablet
tion of itidnctts and
9‘;
A t I l ‘ r ‘ o . , i I
rlble thirst. i could not sit up all
idly. I get a bottle of Dr. Pattingill’s
Kidnsy- Wort Tablets, and the first one
4 Its so Much I rent for another.
aim i nit sit up all day Ind work all
one. Ihsvo good appetite,
in.” wet, and am thmklul there is
something to help anyonl for life was
1I burden the way I wat-
1 Yours truly,
I -.MRI MARY CLARK.
Lame back is only one symptom of
kidney trouble. Need of passing Wat-
er often during the lat and to get up'
many times at night inability to hold
your urine, winning or irritation in
passing. brick dust. or sediment in1 the
iurlne. catarrhsl of the bladder. con-
‘siant headache. dizziness, sleepless-
ness, nervousness. irregular heart
beating rheumatism bloating. irrita-
lrllity. worn-out feeling. loss of flesh,
are all signs of kidney trouble.
1 if you are in doubt about your kid-
neys. let your morning urine stand
twenty four hours; if you find a red
‘ilish brick dust sediment or if it is
(loudm tWilcts weasel-mam
W‘. * ‘ “AFDC:
'Ul e”
or Money Reloaded.
Rhodrhirfism
do“‘At aligned Dual-u.
shop of Contruc'iot lluIIy \V. Mather.
\Y uter strict.
\ir. and Mrs.
son AlItxaIIdtr Warren have Ieturned
to White Plains. after a months stay}
at the Belle island Home.
’l‘hud. (‘. Belts, of Norwalk; John F.
iiodillot, of Westport and Grenville
i’nrkt r. of New Y ork, have made appli-
cation for membership in the NorwalkI
Yuelrt i‘ lub
lilux St-nltoitel the Hobre“ lmpt-rsou-1
ntor. u ho made a hit at Roton Point
Monday night. appeared again lasti
night. and gave a number of amusiugi
features. llar'r) Stewhnsou well known’
in South Norw nlk fmored with several
vocal solos :dwurri it Manville was
the accompanist.
'ihcodoto Baker Giant Erickson ’
chd Starkey and F. l. ElitHflOll acI
companied by the members of the Al-
tair Cycle. Club, are arranging to come
to the Clinton house, Belle island. ovcr
Sunday. They will come down Satur-
day morning, and wr.r go back Mon-
day. The club members are planning
to do this every week for the remain-
der of thtI season.
There. canto near being a catas-
trophe at Outlook'Cottage. Belle ls-
lsnd. While a number of people were
sitting in the parlor of the house.
someone smelled. smoke. and a search
was made. Finally Arthur Clarke hap-
begins
The male members of the Methodisti
Church are. planning a social anti ice
cream sale. which will take place on
the grounds of the church on next.‘
Tuesday evening. The men will sell'
ice cream and cake. and act as waiters. l
Rev Thomas Miller. pastor of the flock
has the affair in charge. |
The surviving members of the Ninth '
Regiment which dedicates a monu-
ment in New Haven. August 5th. who
are at the Soldiers Home. Noroton, are
Lt. Daniel OSulllvan Daniel ”ruby“
John McMhnus, Fred Kline. Patrick:
Well James Cody, Andrew C Colburu.
iohn Devlin. Robert Kennedy. J. .W.
Coleman William Conway.
Hanlord Smith the long suffering,
has just cut the string of a new bun-
die of trelrbles All summer long he
has been tilling the soil and coaxing
vegetables to grow in a handsome lit~
tie kitchen garden which he has at
the rear of his country home. The
vegetables showed a disincilnatlon to
grow very much during the warm weal
ther, when it was so dry. but after the
Wet spell, they took a start. and the
garden was beginning to look fine. and
Mr, Smith's mouth was watering for
the succulent string beans. lima beans.
green peas. tomatoes and cucumbers
which were ripening there What was
his horror. when. a few morning ago,
he went out to look with pride as th
m IN. .
Wheres-ii
e jwentmvor to
.ma edit“
Bile {1W
- pencd to look at his father's pocket.
iA little water and some stamping on
«Bridgeport.
:John H. Wehle
wed in) tor 1
Tome It On N J., after a visit
; with his nkrenntfeiiere.
and saw that the coat was smoking.
the coat put out the tire. Mr. Clarke
“as not burned The fact that the
coal was damp with salt water prob-
ably prevented It more serious alt-l1
(lent.
WESTPORT.
Frank Burr, of New York, spent Sun-
dayhere with his brother,
Frederick H. Nash. of Wallingford, is
the guest. of his daughter.
Dr. 1. C, Stearns and W. S. Adams
spent. yesterday ln,Naw York.
L. H. Silverbcrg.-Msin1 street. is
entertaining friends from New York.
Mrs, Frederick Byrus. of Williams-
port Pa,_ is visiting» relatives at thtI
Farms
Mrs WillisS lonss and Mrs. D. R.
Beebe spent yesterday with New York
friends.
The Mrs L. Whitney place in Saugs
tuck has been purchased by Mrs. Mary
Mc.lliahon
MMiss Gertrude Barnes, imperial
avenue, has been visiting friends in
Mrs, Mary Keeler has returned home
from a visit with friends on Staten is.
land N. Y
John IP. McCormick has secured a
position as conductor on the local
trolley mad.
Col William H. Donahue,“ Hart
ford, ,is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss CsrrieBrsdsy left home yestes
lily fora visiting with Mrs. F. C. Coley,
in New Haven.
Dr. A. J. Waksmaa. who has been
rusticsting in the Maine woods return-
home Sunday.
Howard Mills has returned to his
Superintendent Partly says that on
Sunday-1.500 people were carried on
It madman Bosch- .
Gorhsm. of the Westporter
lavas Vnegi. ‘wpek for a self I
‘ WW lib!!! will
. Tm selected b)‘
M
Christian Bellmer and V
.—a.-.-
Incn' s Association, to be held at Bran
lord next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas Adams, who has been hit
‘more of his mother Mrs Mary A.
Adams has returnul to his work at
IDeriry.
Mr. Istel, formerly of the firm of
i’ritchard d'r Estel. has secured a posi-
tion in the tummy of the Westport i’u-
our Company.
Rel. George Weed llurludl. rector
of (‘lrrlst Church. is spending this
week in Vermont He will return in
time to fill the pulpit Sunday.
A special town meeting will be held
Saturday afternoon for the purpose of
making the annual appropriation for
state roads. it is hoppd that every
totar will be present.
Chicken thieves continue to reap rich
harvests here. F. S. (iorhum is among
the latest victims and is minus thirty
lowla, stolen front his heunery. last
Thursday,
The fair of the Greens i-‘arms
Church, held on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings and this evening has been
exceptionally well attended so far and
the outlook for large net reeeipls is
bright. The fair of last year netted the
society about 8400.
The home of George P. Jennings at
the Forms. has been of social galety
and during the most part of the season
has been a centervfor out of town
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings are. at
present returning thcI compliment. and
visiting friends in Wisconsin.
On Thursday afternoon, August ti.
from 3 until 6 o‘clock. a fair under
the management of Miss Helen Sta-
pies and Miss Nathalie Mitchell will
be held on the grounds of webour
L. Staples, corner of State and Main
streets. The proceeds will be devoted
to the Westbort Reading Room and
Library association,
Mrs, Kittie, of New York city, who
is spending the summer at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Butler, Slate
street. sang in the choir at Christ
Church on Sunday. Mrs. Kittie is a
singer of note and her many friends
were pleased to hear her. She will
an the vacancy while Miss Blackman
is enioylng a two weeks' vacation.
Among the organisations that can be.
productive of most good. is a bird club.
on lines somewhat similar to that. or
Norwaik. Protection to the feathered
songsters cannot be. advocated too
strongly, especially in this section,
where liaiians andothers of fprelgn
extraction are systematically popping
the birds off, for table delicacies. In-
numersble robins have been killed and
the practice is becoming as pronounced ‘ "
with the small boy and hirsuu as with
the foreigner with extenuating circum-
stances in favo; of the latter with kills
for food purposes. Birds are none too
abundant here, and it is not necessary
to he s member at a club to appreciate
them or their companionship.
LITTLE-SIGN OF A STRIKE.
Although 6.: er. mama first...
American Hardware Cerium »
NEW BRITAIN. July.30;-'-4While a
strike has been declared aggilllt the
American Hardware Corporation of
this city the.Nationpl dy of the
Holders' i ales. there is little sin 01
it about the factories or streets. Less
than thirty niolde‘rs. about end-fifth
of the number employed quit. pg ‘
this morning Thejiilkers’ 50%} . .1 1 ~
say that they will have all emp oyoes
mild? Saturglsy night.I mewhu ‘
III upon e Amer ca re
Corpordtlos‘ 1;,io payday-aegis
1 with II. For
i
lists of Ohio. City of Tolsdo. Lucas
County. ,
' . rink J. otto'ney firm oirur tbst Ilia
is senior blitner of the ill. ofJ‘. J.
Chaney a 00;, ailing business in tho
Ciubuf Toledo. County and State store-
said and that said firm will pay. the
hum of one hundred dollars for each
had every case of Cutarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Cstsrrh
lure. 1 . .
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before Ineand subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decom-
ber.1.A. D., 1886.
1 A. W. ULEASON.
(Seal)
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces at the system. Sand
for testimonials, free,
F. .i CHENEY a 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggista 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best "
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salt» "In ‘Sb car-3min
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IOUTH NORWALK.1 CONN.
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tub.
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press I.“ Oil. cashier
elitism-opal,
John .H. Farris Hwy. nymour.
John H. KM” Christian [warts
Jban. Light E. H. Mathew!”
iosiah R. Mai-sin Samuel Grumman
J. Walls” .usrvio.
4'.”°‘€.'?“.,5°’.l9ttéd
Hammocks
We have a fine line or these
goods at very reasbnable prices _
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. - RevolIJers;
Ammunition Blanks
Fishlnu Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Show lie-
sort Supplies.
communes:
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WATKINS
" DQYX.
Next Door City Library.
112 wasHiuo‘rou eraser,
sourI-Irlofiirlam.
‘ Phan'e'. 4318. ‘
The Conn Genl Life his. Co. has
discovered to its profit that the best
advertisements it has ever live
come gratltiously from its .sstls ed
policy holders sad we are striving In‘
this agency to life up to I high sund~
ard in the Life insurance business.
For panicking
FRI RICK “HEAD.
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Op ecisl Agcng
United Bank I’Btiildlng' 0. Norwalk.
VTai. Call 97-5.
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or ALL xmbs cookie
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RANGE
Are you using?
1' The coal range burns coal all
day whether you are using the
tire or not.
stops when the cooking stops,
GAS RANGES from $10.25 up.
for sale by
only when needed,
THE GAS RANGE burns gas
the expense
W”. .
cub. Rs‘llWay and
Lighting Company.
new longer.
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dint: ionic
Makes the old building look like '
now. makes new buildings stay
‘cosrs LiT'l'LE TO ‘suv.
Is EASY To APPLY.
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
Self high T
. .V 3
i" rut-dit- convenience
Ana Til“:
to get the light without
' 1!.
match. 3 1T I;
1 1Sp'cond—'l‘hu lesseningl
rim of sulfocatlon "claim
by accident: by lesving'th
. if the gas is tur
tight
Third—Tho Brest
danger of tire fV .
matches. to)! n
1 my urth» 0 AM
by. he scrstcbd
vsnts and tho 1
throwing the disc 1‘
floor. and the carbon
the carpet I» "
The cost. ottii "
icii than the aortic oLsn‘shtWV u I, II"
propu‘ cars the hi or last' or.»
f ",
Beats the (Mildr-
by Four Tear-i
The residence of The nos.
Smith 66~0bbom “0an hilt
Norwallr was painted with lad 1.
oil and sine hand mixed, it can 1
yearssgoby me. - 1‘ 1
l delkmy astebhpslnt to how 1
equal- body with.“ much wear. ,-
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5'2 south Main limb
cbuors. .1- . ‘. T10 “1‘10“! fill”: If.
- Vt. . and Money Orders.
. ro'rphfill\' \ where in Eurm‘OV .s.
Window Shid‘éVl ‘ '9?“ “MI.
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alarm
White Curtain eon. with minus »
Ltoir.
Cloth Window Shades. with drill"
m.
sour mar nan Curtain soar. n1 ‘
lorrit with minus. nos.-
Oil Cloth Sliding. life has.
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