DR 9 Li I.- Yon will notice I 11111111111 thin; 11111 vertisod for solo at a bartsln drux store. non 11111 in ANYTHING. we: have “Mighty in our stow stops ' “W “modal“ you M Ito'- (Orders delivered} BRIDGE PHARMACY. 205 Washington at. Io. Norwnlkr 01- t taut Wuhan, til. roll aytan avenue. noct out ton smart-1111:1111; to sail on Tuesday. August ii. embark on tho sloop “Tiger." Lou lI K1 ndt'l ck. of Rowliytfih, ll“ secu4'od 11 pil4911 in tho‘fdice of the Con- 111.111 . lllltthi i. Btuvnns' duck in 0,1! Llyh‘ing Coin-i“ 11% 1111111. '1‘ 911 will: .41 ,1- l'V I‘ 24 COTTAGE AVE. if 1181 11111111111 The schooner Lucy Lane is discharg~ log a cargo of sand Mrs. Mary J. Dunning and sister are visiting on Chestnut Hill for a week or I’lV Gold Modal Floor, 65 c per bag. Tube Rose 17102.13 60¢ per bag. Fancy CreammuBuftar. . .4..~.23c1per lb. 011:- best 10c Mil/1 Crackers at 13c lb. or 2 lbs. for 15c. ..14‘. EAST NOVVRWALK. E J. Nowson, proprietor of the Berk- ley house, is entertaining a number of guests from New York and Brook in The hotel is well known in the melt-doom. mMiss Clara A. Morris 11nd Miss Blanche J. Morris. of nrooltlyn have returned to their lilotrpnplltsn after it short s‘ttiy wtth Vlllinm Moore. or McKinley street Edgllr Raymond 111111 11111111 Lynch the ways on the east side of the river. as scenes the craft is launched. Harry s Bryan called on his father ht the Methodist Episcopal Hospital; Sat turday afternoon. lie found Mr. Bryan greatly improved and it is ex poctcd that he will return the. lust of the. work B. Arthur Grimm, the blacksmith, yesterday cast a new fifth “heel for tho tmvn road machine. which is being used b 0112111111111 h‘dwurd l.n.ir.lgun The oi wh cl was snapped in three places one. day last week. ed the work of pointing the Hotel Clif- forVd 1'11 South Norwulk and are now in this place. and will r~e nint his barns and several other out uildlngs. , The annual excursion of the Baptist Church takes place tomorrow to Pine Rock Park. The members of the. church and Sunday school are prcpur- ing to have a fine time on the outing. Special care will leave here at 7: 511 (1 clock The Ladies’ Aid Society of the. Row- ayton Methodist Episcopal Church. held a meeting yesterday afternoon and vet ed to order the dime collection albums Each album pays five dollars and the money is to be used toward the new ltomei lilo overhauling the "Wild thick" on They expect to enjoy 'stnnc Jolly times 4 Stevens and (31111111111111 have co‘mplot- ' at work on Franklin Lynoh' a property l i V N... l .7 Policeman. 3.4, 4.4“ h‘fiafimmi ' emoluments oo 4‘7W A as. FOR SALE av me o .. instantly Relieved. Quickly V‘ l Elm 1.9x} lwm 4 VVV Conductors: 1" ‘ and all those who .11 on me test I. l 1 keep a bottle of PARAGAKPE in their 11011.3! . Gives hot-int Relief to Come. lantern and Ira. 4‘2“” We Guarantee every he or limit it fails your 111mm oi )1 i A W111. chinks. Healthy Comedy 4 ? . ‘, VV ,lte lived all Scream 11‘. Burning EMS‘M figuration, Prevents ad Odor. sum! ,4 'V later the Circulation Keeps the Fest Want: and Comfortable. Notormon. 1 Clarke. "sat deal should always for use at night. 11.1. tile todo ti Lin-one eHAVnhacv. 111;» evening. The attendance is large I 'llrc subjctt of tilt next one is “ltost. "‘ lton'1id l) L,1.1111 of the. Broadway, llrlnh, New York. hilt-‘1 submitted the’ 11111111; for a hundsorllu residence, to the carpenters and builders. 'l‘bc ll(.l‘.lst‘4 will I111 erected on 11 lot recently purchased by hinron Main street. The 0Miss miner Haufor'd, daughter ,of Letter Carrier 111111111111, is visiting for a week in West Chester county. Contractor Leslie Gamble has started work on a frame house which he will build for himself on St. John street, East Norwalk. A. P. Hlbbter has hauled his boat out i at Fowler' 3 shipyard, and after several repairs of a minor nature, will give her a coat of paint Mrs. Carmen Remsen, of 11 mt Point street, has returned from New York, where she has been attending the fun- eral of her sister. Miss Dole-n11 Grant and William Gamble were married in New York Sunday, August 1111.. and are at the home of Mr. Gamble‘s uncle, in Jack- son avenue. William Gehrman and son are over- hauling their boat and scraping the paint off. They will start 1’01 Brings- port as sodn as the natural growth sea- son opens. George Van Alstyne, at the Crescent laundry. has built a crib around the houhdliry lines of his property at the rear of the laundry and is filling in (’l‘S. 3.8 manager, f n abonl, the place and doing considerable celebration Captain W. l. StchrlS excellent card returned by Fred Juck- grading, _ and Percy Shcrr'on were appointed a 51,111, Edward B. Smith of the office of committee to purchase new suits. (lut ............ 4 1‘1 1'1 4 5 f1 4 S Gv—«lti Taylor & Golden, South Norwalk, ro- Which will be worn the, first time on in .............. 4 i l :i 4 1'1 4 7 ti—«ll turned yesterday, from a week's vacu- tht' 0" 118ml! Of the Bridgeport cele- The result of the match was as fol- tlon l the Catskill Mountains, and brntlon. loWs: will to 9 another Week to go to Man- 'tit', comm‘ehcing next Sunday. Next Simday, Miss Weist, of Roway- ton will conduct the morning services at the East Avenue Church in the ab- sence (if the pastor. The preacher for the evening has not yet been decided upoh. Miss Welst is especially at tradtlve to the young people and it is hoped that there will be a large at- tendance. C'aptaiu W. H. Verity is now busily engaged in. repairing and renovating his h’buse, and his many friends are wondering, just why he is doing it. The secret came out today, hawever, and tits? is that Captain Verity expects his and e to return from a visit out of towt‘l shortly, and the cleaning up is in 11111 honor. Hit-l many friends may now pg'ep‘ ,e to congratulate the genial curtain. The 11111111111311 of the Epworth Lea- sue Volr 111111111111 Avenue Methodist Churéh n'r‘e planning another outing. which will doubtless prove to be a very pledss 9. They will go to Cooke- noe Vision, where they will' he the guests of E. E. Keeler, who is camping thcré.“ They will go on Wednesday evening, and Albert Gcib will take them to 11131111111111 in his sharpie the h it ll Darlen the bargain. parsona’ge fund. The.1 Rowntton Red Stars, captained by David Milli: anl William De \Vnt are rapidly getting into trim for their coming battles with several good outside, teams. practice every day, and are developing nto good plsyers The Tokenoke Corporation gave a Clambake Saturday afternoon. at its club house near Butler's Island. Guests .wcre present from Greenwich arc! and Norwalk. tab the apparatus. Lester Kent and furnily. been occupying .l W Fees house at Lenoir Hill for about a year and a half moved out the other night, going to Mr Kent had expected to pur- chase the house from Mr Fee out when he moved in paid him $50 to bind Since then no other pay ment has been made and Mr Foe will take the property back. Th11 boy who have DARIEN AND NOROTON. Miss Annie 001111 is spending her up cdtloh out of town The Volunteers are preparing to old a dance in their hall Kenneth McGrcgor is visiting his unt, Mrs. Clarence Clock Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond of Dar— ten are guests of Greens Farms rela- tives, Miss Helen Morehmrse, who spent Silhday in Bethel, has returned to her ome hero, Charles Millspaugh, who spent three days loot Week in New York, has re- turend to his home here . The work of painting the Austen bleak is being done by Charles Sam- min [i is reported that Miss Elonnor Stam- The host was Mr. Norton, the well known New York bulk or, and the guests were entertained in royal style. The monthly meeting of the. Roway- ,tpn Hose Company was held last night. The principal subject discussed was the purchase of a new supply wagon. it was decided to secure one as soon as possible and F, C. and A. E. Stewart of Rochester N. Y., will probably fur- The cost will he in the neighborhool of $500. The Reliance Hook and Ladder Com— pany held their regular meeting, last night and voted to go to Bridgeport Old Home Week and participate in the Swordfisha1 3owsv'rou. The sido Nettie. owned by John H. Plunder is eing overhauled. . Milton, Ion of Mr. and Mrs Howard Every; ls‘i‘ecoverlng from an illness. hasre Mia Hattie Young. of Logan street, reurned from a visit out of town. Th 111:1 “Léo " owned by Captain Daniel ~4Wicks4 is receiving a general overhaul- 118- John Rich has moved to Harry Pep per's apartment house in Railroad avo- nue.’ Miss Annie Cthhill is Thomas is open 11 '84 Flol‘enbe Mobl'fl. logistics mourn entertaining frishds at her home on McKinley street. Miss, Wis Price butternut-11.111 341449;: oi Iliad “1.111; Wicks, in Crochet s ding a week er, Elwin Thomas, ,in $3. of McKinley g 'a few days " '.W.1W ' 44 occupy the room over Nepouuus ' at “1111 Stevens will soon leave for a visit in the West. , The men. of the Methodist Church Darlen. will give an ice cream (animal «any 111 August. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Morehouae and son, Theodore are spending a week or so in the Adirondack Moun- talus. house will be a credit to Daricn in ev- ery way. The many friends of Mr. and 111.1 l‘. W. ’l‘rlggs gathered at their home. Saturday night, on, their return from their wedding trip and a reception which combined many pleasant ion- tures resulted, A number of those who attended were musical. and the even- ing was spent in :1 very pleasant mud not. The reception and ice ‘crczun sale to be hold on the grounds about the Methodist parsonage on Friday night. in being looked forward to with pleas- uro by 11 greatmany. ’l‘his affair will be in charge of the Men's Club of the church, and the gentlemen will serve the ice cream and cake and take, the rush. They are. anxious to break all records in a financial Way. and every man in the town who desires to up— hold'the claims of the superiority ot’ the male sex is requested to turn out and give the Men‘s Club 11 lift. The Wee Burn caddies slrnt out the caddies from Hillnndale, in a match on the Noroton links, yesterday morn» lug, A feature of. the match was thc g Wee Burn- wh‘rctl' Jarksoh, ii: 1‘. (“alluhnn 1’1: M. Ryan,” 1; J Callahan, 13.1‘otol 39. lililnndnlc-0‘ Brien 0: .l Kencaly 0: J. Smith. 0; T Murray,.0 Total 0. Next Monday a return m’utch will be played on the l'llllandale links, The current number of the Cosmo polltau Magazine contains an lllustrnt. rd article by Frank Moss, entitled “A Great Public Service."_ it deals with the suppression of policy playing in New York city. and tells of scv'ernl 1 aids which took place with the aid of M1 Moss and his assistants. One oi the latter was Charles l". Dillon, well- known to many of the residents of Barton He. was a former resident or this town and for soreral years attend— ed the seminary formerly conducted by Miss Davis. and which property ls non owned by 11‘, W. 'i‘rlggs, one of the edi- tors of the New York Press Mr. Moss 9 story tells of one part whith Agent Dillon and another (”film played in the capture of a man named Coughlin who was supposed to be at one of the elevated stations, to receivr- returns 1111111,; propels the train. Coughlin was f0 nd' and as seized. He fought and rolled down the stairs with his captors At the foot of the stairs, being 4tllidcrn th Dillon who 11111115111151 the foot 33111711111193.1111 weighs 300 pound he submitted and was brought to the house and added to the cap‘ tivca. A splendid half tone of Mr. Dil- lon appears with the article. Rev Louis Frmch rector of St Luke‘s Church Noroton, celebrated Mrs. R. L. Gilette and daughter 1101s have gone to Northfield, Mass ,- with- the party, which left here yesterday morning Rev. Mr. Curtis, of Norwalk, will ofilciate at the Durien Congregational, Church. at the services to be held? there next Sunday. Miss Etta Bowen has returned horn Sunday. the forticth anniver3nry of “11. beginning of his ministry to that 11111111131111: come here a young man, and his friends are glad to see him to day chiming so many signs of goon health and activity Before accepting a call to DhriV‘tia he had filled charg- in Ansonia and Seymour St. Luke 1 in many respects a typical country from a visit in New York state My 1 The 11111111414111.4141: in an. “t 3 Pee ey. who 3 n e Norm . he 1: 14:41:11.1 is rapt 1 Pharmacy ,4 cDon- ' ‘- new ' 1.. avenue. and fizdfilvte , togttle amt}! at!“ all“ 7 been a great power ~ ‘11 , frigate the sausage conveyed by John- ~ 1111111. through Moses. to the children 0) 4 nos:- 11111111. There is little opportunity for hat is called "aggressive" work ulll St. Luke‘s bar 1- good: ain't it: hgrogation can look over the two- cbre years of Mr. French‘s pastorate lth satisfaction. and can look forward opetully to more yours of the minis- '4 y of one who has endeared himselt the community by many yeai‘s of roast. labor. The rector chose for stout Sunday morning a passage, in its own quiet we, Israel, as they were about to enter promised :3; t may have em geitoti to he rector by thet first the chosen Vbeonie. .mte text was th Sunday afternoon. on! friends. I irons-t 113mm . teronomytviifl: "All? thou'shait 111 to prove that to know what was in thy heart whether tlrull wo4ul1lcst keep his commundmt‘uts or no.’ NOTES OF THE SEA Sl'IORE. wmrm‘n Stone and family, of 11111111. forth nvcnue, ilnnbur'y, are lit Belle island for the Week. F. A. Hull and turrrily, of 166 Deer lllll avenue. Duobm'y, are at Belle [3- lond to spend a monlll. Fred Smith and Arthur Cruel. of Granville avenue, ilrrrrbury, are spend» lug two weeks at ilelle Island. ’l‘opy'ldobort, of :12 White street, Danbury, has “turned home, after spending 11 week at livlle island. (i. Mortimer Rundlx' and family, of 28 Fnrvlow avenue, Dunbury, are at llelle island to spcnd two weeks. CRAN BURY. Alfred and Arthur Saunders spoilt Sunday in New York city. (Ylurcnt'c 1111111111 and wife are enter- taining New York friends. The Sunday school here will picnic at Rotou Point on August lilth. Silas Sherwood, or liriducport, spent Sunday with his father, William otter. wood, Sylvester 11111111, Clark and of Brooklyn. are visiting Edward Cook. and family. F. ‘ l-l Blake and family spent Sun~ lay 111th Thomas Saunders and fam— ily of South Nor-walk. Miss Louisa Smith and Ebenezer Fitch. of Weston. are guests of Mr. Fitch‘s daughter. Mrs, l-‘rnnk Gregory. ll. ll. Adams and wife. of Bridgeport, have returned to their borne in that place alter a Week‘s Visit with l". W. (lrrgory and family. _' There was no preaching in the chap- cht Sunday the Praying Baud .ofnthe East Norwelk Methodist Episcopal Church. Will be present and conduct the service at 4:15 11. n1. WESTPORT. Miss Ackard, of New York, is visit- ing friends here Mrs. Lewis Ambler is entertaining friends from New Ymork Popular John H Gallagher is in the employ of a Dorian butcher. Miss Stuart, of Brooklyn. N. Y., the guest of Mrs. R. P. Sherwood. ’l‘hc selet'tlnen will meet tomorrow and dispose of the town business for luly. is There was 11 large. gathering at i’etric's pavilion, Cornpo, Saturday night. Granite steps are to replace the old ones at the main entrance of the High :1(‘.ll00l The registrars will be. in session in the selectmen's omce. Friday, from noon until 6 p. 111 There will be no senhes of any character at Trinity Church next Sun- day or the one following W. Mnryott of New York arocent vialtor at the residence or W. W. Cmssman. has departed. for home. Miss Catherine 'l‘rendwell has re- turned to her home ip Lyons l’lalns, after a visit here with Mrs. E. N.‘ Sip- perley. Westport will be represented in the dr‘cmena parade at Bridgeport. Sop’ ternber 3 by 125 men and 1 band of '1 music Rev.- Father T. (‘ Shanley has re- covered from his recent sever client: matte httaé‘k ,n'nd officiated t his chit-ch. yesterday. 111 grangers are preparing to turn out in force on the evening 0; the 14th. whén me , journey to ten, where they are to be entering by Charles 1.1115111111111141. who is in a Noriield Grange. New York hospital under treatment for appendicitis, is: so for r¢cbverad that he will rdthrn’ 11111111111111 Week. This is gratifying intelligence to his numer- A special down meeting was held Saturday for the purpose of so 3 u tehithwtty‘ appmprlntlons ‘ rpught‘arps Nextu‘ia'hniatiay afternoon at he «i on the Staples Import stats “111111.111 streets, the moon 5 can . wh. h willba Mediums-11W. Chief in the work are finial Staples, and wit 4 44 4 . tsswaas 11111111111111.1111 Vros ca. ~ qlh‘e’r Profits, 345.2400 .00 im 1.. 111ttt1tttr ~411w,1_ TARRHt I'HATHOONTMN ~ 1' ~ MIICURV '11 Van mercury will surely destroy tire sense of smell and completely damage the whole syItom when entering it through the mucous surfaces. tlcles should never housed except on prflcscriptlonnhom imputablc' phyald-‘ tans, as the damage they will do is too fold do the good you can 1111:1111ny de- " riverfront them. linii‘s Cutarrh Cure manufactured by1 F; J. Chaney £100., . Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is' " taken «Internally, acting directly upon .1the-1hlood and mucous surfacosof the, lisystcm. in huyingflall's Catarrh Cure rile sure you got the. genuine, it is tak on internally and made in Toledo 0. by h‘, J Chcncy it Go Testimonials free. _ ‘ Sold by Drugglsts. Price 751: 7 bottle. llull's Family Pills are the best. 1 " 1 !. 'eur‘ noun 11111141 reconfirm. Ioorl-l 1.“WM.-K.couu. 44 . signal. $160.01.? V0.13 surprm. macaw. .1611 ll. 111111. 1111111111. “0403 ill. lAlWN. Cashier. .7... ' 4 ' 41 crisscross: John 'HJ-‘tit'tlc Hinr siyiuohr 111.111.111.111; earls lnn Swirl: John H Llhht E. H. Mathemon Josiah R. Mn'rvin‘ amoel Grumman J, wIllIeo nurvin. W [accents Solicitor! '11..11L4_1 ,Htlttl‘llliitk‘s. We have a fine (in: of these goodsat very reasonable prices 41 considering quality. HEADQUARTERS FOR GllnsV. :Revoliléls. 11111111111111. 13111111. Fishing. Tackle and all, sorts, of Boat and Short: lie- sortbtrpplies. “1 '1 '1'""'.""1,,1, I .; COMSTOGK WATKNS a- 156W, Next Door City Library. 112 wasumor‘ou STREET, souru nonwALK. Phonon“. v The Court, Gehl Life 1111.111;th discovered to its profit that th held 5 , advertisements it hits over 11111 h‘a'v'e' ‘ come g’ratitiously flout it's‘ satisfied policy Minors and we pro striving in ' - this agency to dye up 115 a iil‘gh stand- - ard in the Life 11111111111111 business. For pancreas cations“ 'of Fssotsictt' H‘. Place, Gallant when, , N 48MlTH FERGUSON B‘p oélith‘i'e asst 11114111111111, 111111411. och-+4 snout: masses Allin 311A rooo‘ or am. Kiwis. (room To 9119511. ' ”1'11!th sun net-nun. earn nouns '_r airlift: or 3:11 Such lt‘w' per 4 11 11111111 111111 4' Editions arid Fires l leaking. out story to tell; plosions are an lmpo oAs sauces from WATER $9.75 up. ing at cost. Estimate tive. United Bank p4l3uilding”, fee. Norwalit. ‘V Faint Tania ing look like V new, mated new buildings stay Nukes the old build new longer. ‘1 , COSTS LITTLE TO BUY. ' x. l8 EASY TO APPLY. One of our color cards will be interesting to lntendl chosen. \. .----vV "is 1'0 CHOIR. Window Shades. Picture Frames. \ .J “a, 1-DIALIR m Wall Pane". , .. Painters' Supplies. Artists' national-1' \ IPECIAL. White Curtain Poles with lintnrht 10c. Cloth Window Shades, 25c. loiideruI Half Curtain Rods. .I it long, .with aurora. 106. 7 011 Cloth Binding. 10¢ 1m PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. ‘ iosoomrmo. 11 id in .l LHI“ 81 Washington Street, _ South mom-111. Telephone V Connfifikfl' DAVlfiV'V‘V w. impotent). 7 Moral Director Wilda.- 11.1.1.1. 1,143. aid Elsi iii Ndrtitflain It.” Refineries” W11 Mos. Telephtrtie ID house. I“ 'tn‘M! Fill [I i 1’ '1‘”. liit‘ “' ermine. '1st 51,111; 1": V 1,1197 11134311 1:11. 1111p ops arr-1111141. Tin, Shégl‘ lion, Mine. .1‘14.‘ 191% so South Mala arc in order where gasoline and kerosene stoves are used. Just think of tho 1'cc(-nt deaths caus- ed by them either by bursting 01' THE GAS RANGE has a differ- thcrc's no oil to leak and count: 11 fire and ex- Hansen Any old house plpcd for light- A postal brings our representa~ c1311}; Railway and . 11111-111111 dammit», ., n «I... . «144.4- ssiblltty. $10.26 up. from 3 given, \ A ng point pur- .4 VIK ‘ ”k \ “It. "E 11th less t map“ you. 1101111111 1. Cor. ‘North Mahmud Walt-'7’? 4,4,4, WW 1? l1 “sienna—4'11. lanolin: sons of suffocation fro by Incidentally leaving til,” on, as, if the gas is 1111‘ I'l‘hil'd—gl‘gno fl”; - den or o 1' matches, It! tolls: Fourth» o 11. l‘ by the Icmtchint vents and the Id! throwing the ulnar floor, and ttho carbon ., t 0 corn. 1J'i‘lro‘Vt cost: of thlI‘ Lights? 1111' VBcat-Vu the Other by Four Year- The residence of “(£on Smith norwslk was painted oil and zinc. hand mixed. 11' ten ' years ago by me i defy any 91111111111111.1111 how equal 11011111111111." mm: wear. . lihhldoncs: To the Old Como. . and M’ oney Orders payable any where in Europo. lowest mum monolith snnllmmmm 1 our Ligh ., . mitifi‘ns Ti FirIt~ its convenience 11V to get the light without hamfi?‘ 4...;V , if it“! It"! one i 111111111 Mill. 1; .11 1.“: Tu, lathe out of nuts on ‘3“ on. 1.13111" 1911M '1‘ 1 55 Osborn avenue, last “uh. Mb 11111111 11111111, P111111 52.811111} M3111 ”rm, «1.VV-V .~ .asllmarou 0'11 11.11 111111;: 7-1 1‘. 1.135;; , ,.: withfflnlt V it». the ‘1 .111". 0.1 A St Casper; 31ml. hr implant! methods torso. m 1 ‘ res-Wm mi. ‘ 1‘ 1111111, one. Nichol; bop”, u- 4 4 ”snowman:- fill-1.1.11.4.- ,41 4_ Motors. 1101 1N"; tor really has “Minn Cindi," IM' '40. “may.“ 1 11 "Vs my. 0.11}. 1114.11an » a 11111;: .er 4131.8114 my I 1111.11 rave 911.1..11‘ use... Vise , H4'4FG 60.4 13‘6" ,‘R 3:10 1 ’1;4‘lh‘- 6“!“ id 1193‘f». n . V show out“ newsroom 11111 , wmpgmfi that to o. , ~ tress " iron. - ' giro 39111" his Halal? "21 5591 s‘ VF”'
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