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raucv cahah's‘av sonar.
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rancv umve comers.
,1 22 eta. pk. ‘
oua BEST MILK CRACKIRI
2lbI for 15 ots.
2 P'K'G. saw 3le
' as eta.
rev "woos," rue new assas-
rasr soon 1 m A encased.
“A.STULL,
24 com? avenue. .
saer‘rlAa A’LK."“
izAb'T NWlWALii
, E. E. Kecler iI entertaining out of
town friends. '
’ Miss Bates, of Darlen, is the guest
of Mrs. E. S. Busted.
Joseph Teahsgén, of New York; is
the guest of Herman E. Malmo. ~
Letter Carrier Haniord and family
have returned from North Salem.
Harold Hall, of Van Zandt street,
has returned from a visit to Broklyn.
Alexander Britten has returned to
this place after a visit in Great Neck.
. Charles Keatlag has returned from a
:acation spent in the Catskill Moun~
oi us.
Work is progressing on the addition
to' the Automatic Machine Company's
works.
Mrs. J. E. Fowler, of Seavlew ave-r
one, has returned from a visit to San-A,
gatllck .
Miss loy'glous Dempsey, of 8mm-
ford, is 0 guest of Miss Eva Fla“. or
Keynes avenue.
Harry Shea who has been visiting
relgtiyes here, has returned to his
home in Danbury.
nam- Howell is mourning the loss
of u‘.,pet dog, which was killed last
week will! the trolley cars
Mrs. 8!;th and daughter are visit-
lug fir. and Mrs. James B. Cunning-
9W Znnt street. -
he,“ ‘ ”fling; meeting at the East
odist Church last evening
rte srge of H. J, Hipson.
William Moifat will lead the Junior
BulQ, in the Ladies‘ parlor of the East
Avenue Church, tonight at 8 o'clock.
Lotus ks, of Filth street has
built’ andvlaunclled a fifteen foot canoe
an will , he enjoys himself these fine
aye. ‘
for
heal of those who are to take
A e Gypsy entertainment will
_ ,‘the home of Arthur Wal-
nday evening.
iii Smith took a party out fish-
ng orning In the party were
DmAett§ Frederick Hoyt, John w
Bea , Jack P. Beatty.
' C orine Cavanagh and daugh-
‘ A ghlln. of New York are
i Mr. and Mrs. Francis
eory Boulevards.
building in Cottage avenue
.ilormerly used as a store is
ed into a dwelling. This
to the appearance of the
motif
313 steamers Medea, Etta
Waylon and Bond Currier,
Yindel decks being painted
them? fall and winter business
pected to We very heavy
The' knife‘ slipped
$3 a bad snap on the lil-
! his left hand. Dr. Baker
Ainsworth led the prayer
the Advent Christian
evening as Rev. J. W.
not returned from his va-
ill probably reach home
- his vacation, which was
hlarly at Northileld Mass.
Aggat the homes of his two
A. . New York state and the
_ Jersey. ~
rs. Edward D. Yanderwier,
3 were guests in town yes-
- y inspected thew. 8. Das-
. \ which they may buy for
. They .
that 16 on sale
,l3, no doubt it was made in England'AA
t o" her daughter Mrs.‘
Bates. Daren.
Mold will preach in the.
Union J'cllapel. Welt Norwalk. Sun-
day “toggle :
Peunoyer
streog'ii termrfi‘f it‘dfisa Frances
Hog: Digging Norval
so. an 0th ldwin and Miss
lmndfidrurow. ionidyhd a trip to
Huntingtogw
“Alain I all
(red GYocirett. rocket Litres;
~Mrs.hlrnniav. super as rented her
barn on the island in the rear of
Bellman a factory. to John K. Knapp.
The Ladlel' Aid Society of the Me«
thodldt Church. will hold the regular ‘
salts and cream sale in the chapel to- ‘
morrow night.
lunarrettlto‘n, of the West Side. is '
having a new pier and summer house
built. which adds greatly to the ap-
pourance of his property.
piles? Never ‘lll‘lnd if ev-
crythlng e se failed to cure you Try
Dean‘ s lntmont. No failure there. 50
cents; at. any drug store. .
ARIEN AND uoaorou.
ls. G. H. Norton is visiting friends
near Buffalo.
William Fleming has caught some
large blackflsh lately.
lira. .R. Kr S. Blbbins and son are
visiting in Long Hill.
A large party of Darien young people
went to Roton Peint last evening and
enjoyed the dancing there.
The Public Library and Post omce
building, which is owned by Theodore
Adllsten. is belns painted and decorat-
-—itchin
Constable John Finch has returned
from Middletown where he took John
Bunion who was adjudged insane Yes-
terday.. ,
Miss Glare Hendrle of sound Beach
has concluded a very pleasant visit
has as the glfest of Miss Floreute
McDonald. .
Tile work of laying the drain pipe
from Main street to the brook at the
rear of the Eagle Hook and Ladder
Opinions". has been completed sud the
authorities are waiting for a rain
storm to see how it works.
--Tickets for Coney island Excurs-
ion by Steamer Hampton, Sunday. Aug-
;t McDonalds Drug
store and at the ucker House Start
made from South Norwalk at 9:15
o'clock, stopplnz It- {list street both
Tyke»
slim .Blrdliard. the collector of an-
thues. has secured a piece which
causes him much pride and which he
takes delight in showing to his friends.
it is an old English serving table made
of mahogany. with carVed claw feet.
The mahogany is very dark on no
count of its age and looks almost like
ebony. Mr, Blrchard is not sure just
how old the table is but says that there
before the revolution.
CRANBURY.
nt Vi l t
lllock “l'siaugsoryl 5” 0t nesday a
Mr. and Mrs, Laurent e Saunders are
visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Malkln.
of Norwalk.
erl Charles Rubey alld children.
and re. Riter spent Thursday at
Compo Beach
George Van Hoosear. who was ser-
iously injured by a fall a short time
ago. is slowly recovering.
Misses Charlotte Adams alul Maud
Fosdlch of Bridgeport, arc guests of
iriouds and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wood, of
Norwalk, have visited Mr and Mrs.
Charles Gregory recently.
Mr and Mrs, Edward Cook are on-
tertalnlng relatives and friends from
New York city and Br.ooklyn
The bell for the school house is ex
pected to arrIVe soon and be in posi-
tion by the time school begins. ,
Charles Boston of Brooklyn was 9
recent guest of friends here. ,
Mrs. George Mills is entertaining
New York relatives.
A social)! Was held at the resilience
of William regory. on Wednesday ,ev-
suing. it was given for the benefit of
the chapel; Graphophone seleouons
and other music were the attractions
of ‘the evening. Ice cream cake: and
watermelloq we. served.
mil
' TPORT. n'. '0‘
George Head eke is taking a mk's
vacation»
John J. ilackett of Boston. was 9
recent visitor here.
Oliver Johnson is now in the employ
of Liveryman Eli Mead .
Miss Alice Harley, New York, spent
Sunday and Monday in town. '
ivlth Christ church for worship 8
le Michell?“ Bldo‘mileld. '
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al~ '
a lgor
tgrsat
« offered. also ice cream and cake. in 11-
street. 5
‘-a '5’! t" it'-
in
-.. .0”...
era of debutantes skilled in providing '
mental and material refreshments:
jolly souls all of them, the other side
of the glange was perfectly staAlsiiAedA
to be honored.
Bic'yt Ie thieves are active here again
and this field has always been I Droll
fit- one. The latest victim on record is
3 Norwalk man. Joseph Cahill, who,
while visiting here Monday put his
wheel as he thought in a secure place
but found it gone when he wont for it.
Some are inclined to the belief that a
trick has been. played upon him, but
the wheel has been gone too long to
infuse the matter with any lluruor to
Mr, (.‘nhlll.
WILTON.
Louis Vel‘lin. of Norwaik. was in
town on Sunday.
Charles M. Cawer spent Sunday with
friends in Reading.
Miss Ethel R. Belts is enjoying a
three weeks’ sojourn in Canada.
Lieutenant Knight has returned to
(.‘annon to spend his vacation.
Mrs. i). it. Lambert. of (Joshua. N.
Y. is spending two weeks' in town.
Mrs. J. H. Sturges, with her guests,
enjoyed an outing at Cumpu. on Tues-
day.
Mrs. Dram,
guest of lli'l‘ mother.
Wiggins
Mrs Mary A White of Cannon. is
spending a few weeks’ on the coast
of Maine,
Mrs. L. L. Caw.er of Armenia. N. Y.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
A. (ire-gory
J B. Sturges. of l‘o D.’ Nt'i'rwaik is
sptudlng. the week at grimy (YY‘WWV
lain, Nlahtlc. '
Frank Cole and son. of Daubuly
spout sunday. with the former' s father
i‘ harles Cole. .
W. R. Foam has recently purrhascd
a new horse and now drives a nicely
matched team.
Mr. and Mrs. George. 'i‘aylor have
been absent from town on a two
weeks' vacation. .
Mrs J. M. McEwen Belts left town
Wednesday for a visit with friends in
Lyme. Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Fern. have re-
turned ironl a two weeks' trip in Maine
and New York state
Mrs G. A. Davenport was the guest
last Week. of Mr and Mrs. ,Oscar Da-
venport in Danbury.
Harry Miller has been nursing a
badly swollen arm. the result of a
hornet sting. for several days.
Mrs. Theodore Jellilfe died at
residence esday 'morning. She
been in poor health for some time.
Mrs. Frank Weston entertained
party of ladies at luncheon. at til
lnn. Wednesday afternoon to meet
Mrs. George Phelps ‘Pi‘l daughter of
Stamford.
Tho Summoil Whllt Clldf’lhet with
Mrs. Frank Weston. Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of H. .Thom-
son.
pri
is the
(‘urlton
of New ' iluvou.
\irs
Bil
third by 3&3... m, rind 'i‘o'urth by
Miss ”May gillhs. The consolation
was won rs. A. W. Merwlth.
A“ om have sheen meta
hol the lawn: party under the auspices
o the ladles.of8t.othqw‘s.€ln1uhre
esday. August 1 th. all the spa-
upremises of H. G. Thomson. A
variety of fancy articles will be
pip
Trinity congregation will ssallgf'githe evening the eground .wlll be hm.
George Henderson and wife of
ville Km. are visiting friends
Farms.
L. H. White, wife and daugh
Susan Adams.
Broslyn. N. YA" are mean of. Mr
a...
1'
iris
liaatly lliumlnnt with Japanese lane
arias
W
Senator Stewart of Nevada tells a
we: of MarkA'i‘wain's youthful days
on reporter n Carson Atty
A}; uty one evening to rf'phriaum
. 29
f the city council. whose president '-
“:9. Milena“ o tatesman given to
n. A motion w made to ex.
e from the minerals mat-
hich the presiding oiiicer was ex-
ely anxious should a as;
of local history. The
n seconded. was eager y passed
ogdqredw expan-
' ed. declared Mtfigbiefldfiwfih
‘
ly no the clerk will proceeds—
pu'uge. it shunts be wectively
of his «stem of annihilation.
ere. gentlemen?“ he asked "will
I!
afternoon and from 7
F0 tablps e ill led. First
AA gunman" F. lire-
,‘aeco .byAMgs. H (it hpmson; 10 p
out." He paused. to notice the "
. 1 rhgvAeAp the expunged matter depots, ‘
edifim’fif ‘
it? ii 2‘ ' ‘
Write as for our 24 page illustrated Analogue, glvlng description
Is 1300; MN which; on; give frog for the trade-
' met p out from fine motor; h'f SATIN GLOSS SOAP.
pumps ”woes. orilldshlpspcounmosqglp. .A‘PFS'E.
.David S. Brownm CATS.
SATINE
statesman-arm .
new yous curs.
"When a man glts to thinkln‘ he's
smahter. dannnybody else.“ said Uncle
Eben, “you kin look ioh a bran’ new
set 0' build luck stories beio‘ long."
"This world Is but il fleeting show,"
remarked the austere citizen.
“i suppose so,” answered Mr. Storm-
lngton», Barnes, “and the. taxpayer is
the man who pays his money at the
box otYice and takes whatever the man.
agers choose to give hilu."A
“A horse is a man‘s truest friend."
said the man who lovrs animals.
“'Dnts a fuck, sub." ans'wered Mr
Erastus Pinkl'y: “but some friends
doesn't show deir friendship excep' by
habbln' a iineAA appetite at meal time “
TOWN
lat Allfllllis hill
Notice is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay Taxes to e Town of
Norwalk County of Fdir old and State
of Connecticut on the Assessment List
of 1902,. that i will meet them to re
colve said taxes at the Dulce of the
Collector Town Hall Building in the
City of Norwalk in said Town of Nor-
walk on Monday. August 31st. 1903.
from 9 oclock forenoml until i o 'clock
o'clock until 8
o'clock evening.
Said niiico will be oppnA thereafter
every week day from admin 12 lore-
noon and from i to 5 afternoon
Taxes may also he paid at the cities
of Jacob M Layton Esq.. South Nor
“'le .
On all taxes which shall remain on
paid after the let day of October 1903
interest at the rate of NlNL Plait
CENT. will he charged from the 3lst
day of August, 1003. until the same
shall be paid.
SlDNEY Cl THRTE.
Tax Collector
in sud for said Town of Norwalk.
on rhe list of 1908.
Dated at Norw alk, Coon.
1903. - . .-
NEW Your: New'uavuua
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLE.
in “but July l, 1003.
COUTH VNORWALK FOR
.. NEW R.K
A. M. —~l2: 40: By: 0241:. 5: 58s 6:15.
0:,55 7:.03 7:45, 8:15, 8:15 0:051,
9:3“, 9:10 10: 241'. 10: «I0 11: 85:5
P. M.—-l2: 55x. 1: 1,8 2:25;, 8:05.
3:20: 1:07. i.50x,5:40, 5:,55x 8:.”
6: 56! Y: 073 7: 65:. 8: 00 10: 20.
SUNDAYS.
A. Ids—12:001. 5:0“. 5: 58:. 9: 05.
9: 42!.
.5:40, 5:55x. 7:20.
August 7.
a7 ti
LEAVE
Leave new“ vomit son BOU'IA‘Ai-l
A M.—~1Aa:ox.s:,oo 62.00 7:60.
800:8’029001908310:02x,10:04'
lizililx.li:.‘0ll“',‘
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szsox4:o2x.t:ot,'t:§o. 5:02 5:.so
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Leave snow: Npawaos roll
Hart!
1’: :A'gs‘s
ding words and intellectual con. 11.
~ by l“, J. Cheney E Co.
‘ policy holds a
fit ,.
A; El"; 4?): VAA:::WMN
wads be
A i" TAA'IFMI
as mercury will surely destroy
sense of smell and completely dorsal.l
the who :a iystem when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar-
ticles shinlld never be used except out
prescriptions from reputable physio-
'imit' so the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can no ibly do-
rive {rum them. Hall’s ate”
manufactured by F J.
Toledo. 0., contains no mercury. and is
,taken internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
'system.
on internally and made in Toledo, 0..
Testimonials
free.
Bold by Druggists.
bottle.
Hall‘s
Price 75c
Family Pills are the best.
' ram: aw. :rocyiltmi- ‘
'lrj Lorelei}
scum “DINA“.MHN. , ,
Capital. momma
Somme. . SiOOfiMOO
Other Profits. “$0.200. 00
‘, .. 'e5 t
on a. male. m
upon a. uvros. clear.
DIREWOII: '
.:rl ":r not;
a . e rs
John “All” Ath mm
Josiah R. arvin Mutual Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
‘41
“canon Solicitor!
‘1)1
Hammock's.
We have a fine line of that
considering 0'9“"): .A .
nsADQUARrERs FQR
Aoa'w
Grills. Revolvers.
Ammunition Blanks
Fishing,~lackle
, Aan‘d.
all sorts of ;
Boat and Shore Re-
soil Supplies.
Next Door City'Lihl-sry.
112 Want-uneven eraser.
spurt-L NoawAALK. ,.
. elos.
discovered to die refit thatt
advertiselnéa is it is ever, have
come gratltiou‘siy from its' satieiled
full We are smallish
the b filingfimbwam
amass "stints.
lam Mousse mastic Iv iii.
r' Perfect
in buying Hall' s 'Catfilir'rh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. it is tak- .
per
goods at very reasonable prices
cheap
lveulp 39‘s pigs lane 5
I}, 9551';
Cooking
requires the best of fires—a
strong, nonmalignant“. regulated
with ease and precision.
The one way to get it is to
050 a Gas
Range.
Have your house piped for
lighting; we pipe any house no
matter if it was built one han-
dred years ago, and you will be
surprised at the small cost.
Our representative will quote
you a pride at ybAr rédueg't. ,. . _
.._ ”Au—.1“
l.rl.l}v wo'on
Conn R’wy i
v. v
a.
wt 09
5-. 1'}!
i
browse
M . . .
Paint Tonic
Makes 11,: old building look like
new. makes per/buildings stay
new longer. A ‘1‘ A ‘ .
coa'ra LITTLE To BUY. \
Is EASV‘TO‘ APPLY. .
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint purv
ounce.
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when shallot. ._A._,
Picture Frames.,,.' 4" 3‘}
" DEALER lN
Wall Papers.
Paintm' slush“ \
Artists' laboring. A
‘sridlal.’
White Curtain Poles with W
100.
t
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'0“, ‘
long. with fixtures. 10¢ . .. g.
0“ Cloth Binding“: "1 ‘ ‘
mutua- first sauna
a aDEOOIA‘I‘iNI. as
‘- ma l one: a
sit. lei:
, I7 Washington. m
Sanctum Donn
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no ._
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ADAVID .W: 0ND. »
roam
..,.; stud. ...: «5er
is North Maid Bil-ll Dom W
' Residence. s Crescent Terrace .
Telephone at -
Hall ,8. '1
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ya? gr“ be. :-
RING
»‘. affirm “bu-1‘
3,3: 3-.»
Hormrm
was
FITTING.
13355”
Sit ’l;"';f""-’1Lfig'ri " e- ~ r
on south: Hits, soon.
we. smug oven.
Allies dbl ”Mi
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° Horace
Cloth Window IhstAiss. with m .
solid Melanoma soul. It!
mom
was
All WARE
First quality.
Four coated.
w‘v..u0m
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Stamford Ranges
.i L g m l chant
ll. Will
Cor. North Main
and Wcfiot Its-J"!
Mare—mfg
WWA.
l l
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Benita the onto;
by Four Year.“
The- residence of inmate
Smith 55 Osborn avenue,‘ as!
Norwslk was painted with' ad.)
oil and line, hand mixed, iii-am '
years ago :by no. zi-
l defy any patent paint to how ‘9
equal body with as much he“. _
lUiiiUS BROWN
fulfil,
32 south Main ml)?
Residence? or as: shin-love st.
jock-17134.
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