Burl "Herc“!
rAncv casmsav surrsa.
23 etc. lb. .
sauov M'nvs comets.
22 “‘9' pk.
one star . MILK . caucuses
2 lbs for Is cta.
P'K'G. asav arrs for
as Its.
rav "VIGOR." run new naeAk-
FAST FOOD 7 etc A' PACKAGE.
A. ST U L L,
24 cornea Avnnns.
EAST NORWALK. .
Mrs. Sarah Thompson has return
ad from Brooklyn.
Shipbuilder Fowler is adhering from
a severe but on his hand.
Dr Herbert Ayres 0! Brooklyn. is
visiting vinIVun last street.
0. N. McKibbln's launch is being
overhauled on John Cole's float.
Robert Wood of Van Zandt strbet:
took a ‘trip t Tauntington yesterday.
E. E. Gorh is painting and dec-
orating Eben Hills new house on Ta—
vern island.
Mrs. Margaret McDonald. of Bridge. .
port. Is the guest of Station Agent
and Mrs. Cornell.
Henry Mueller will resign his posi-
tion In Brooklyn soon and return to
East Moment to live.
Charles Blydenbnrgh has started on
a cruise to the eastward with Mead
Brothers. on the “Elsa."
Miss Helen St. John. Mrs pinch
and Russell Finch are visiting at
Washington Connecticut.
Rev. James W. Davis and Richard
Bland regur urued home lust night from
a vis‘itto omen. R. 1.
Mrs Tate, oi" *Rovnn street. is get~
ting along nicely after her tall from
atrdlley oar at Pin Rock park.
Rm. Charles E Wing, at South. Nor-
wait, will preach tomorrow at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
Captiln19harles DuCroas states that
. the-vols graham esa dons in his
“ aw. exceeds that of any
has been in town.
. Ellis, of Danbury. will
the Advent Christian Church
w. in exchange with Rev J.
. :‘7 , who went there today.
rars of the third district
” I" at E. E. Gorhamts store
voters for the primaries
Thin was the last opportu-
ter before the caucuses.
l Sherman. of New Ha-
: been (or the sat week
Mr. and Mrs. .E. Clor-
cottagc 0n Betta island.
home.
ng of the Junior Band
East Avenue Methodist
a beneflcent spiritual at-
all who attended. it was
In Moriat in his charac-
F. E. GorhaIn and Les-
ve a gang of men at work
e old Osborn estate
putting a street throng it
it Into building lots as was
me time ago in the Son-
ry Boulevard Twins cele-
dirs'tan ry oi their
nickln a‘t orlon‘s last
b far out an bored their
interested vo bed the at-
formed evangelistic and
the Yoke Mates. wril
bury Sunday and takd
e services in the Cranbury
will also hold a cotton:
he home of J. S. Randall
evening and will take ;
set-svices at the 829nm
ion. unday. Au st ,
terbury. of East!” Nbrwailt
ll Brown daughter or Mr.
bert Brown. of Wood
South ‘Norwalk. were
led Wednesday evening.
“mags ot the East Avenue
rch. by Rev. E. Cunning-
the families were precept
Waterbury are keeping.)
sent avenue.
l who had probably been
returns from the Corbett
‘ I Maison
. t
(can be accentuates will ties ”with
him In a stern manner. This
will cost several dollars to Noises.
'fl‘h brickhwhlcn wag! inside was
s , . ,
Norwalk police force is not large
though to miss it possible to keep-
nurn on the bridge all the time thoug‘l
one is sadly needed there all
II
III. I: III. Misti.” all?
rendering it very unpleasant and even
dongeruus tor We residing in Esqt
NurwrilkI to piss across there. «
4 *W
Rowavtou. .
Mr. and Mrs. . Dibble visit .
Ibo’ Em Ire tracl? tlgay. qu
The c air 0! the ethodlst church
held the regular rehearsal last night.
Mrs. Mary Payroll. or Logan strict.
is visiting irelatives In Huntington.
l...
The Bone Company had a continu-
futon: of their ice cream sale last even-
T 9. Reliance Hook and Ladder
C'ornb ny will- bold as meeting Monday
a l l-
Mias Ruth Spies. of Brooklyn N.
Y. is the guest 0! Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schmidt. Crow avenue.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society. or the Me-
thodist church, will serve cream
and cake in e chapel ton ht
IR‘ob‘olt lb 0 and Geo ge Moore
went cabb ng at Gorhlms pond yes-
terday and succeeded in capturing tor-
yMr. and airs floor a Sloan and Mr.
and Mrs. illianr ones, who haVe
been spending two weeks at the Berk-
ley House, returned to their home In
Greenpoint. L. 1.. today.
Mrs. F. R. Stevens and children,
Mrs. Earle Stevens and Eugene Cush-
man who took a trip to Greenport on
the steamer Kata 0..-Stevens, on Wed-
nesday. returned home today.
F. A. Brands and A B. Cleverly. en-
tertainod a few irle'uds at ’i‘okeneke
pavilion not area ng A. most enjoy—
Ih care was had. E -J. Laurigans
carryali conveyed the party to and
from the pavilion.
r. and Mrs. Fred Ambler and son.
1‘ coy, left this morning for Quo-
gue. L l where they will visit re-
latives. Mr. Ambler will return Mon-
day but Mrs. Ambler and son will re-
In It two weeks
lileves visited the hennery of Mrs
A. Dibble Thursday night but Tortu-
nately were detected and trightened
away before they secured any at the
feathered flock. Mrs. Dibble's garden
and chickens seem to be considered
common property by some people in
the near vicinity and they have help-
adléthoin'seives accordingly. Patience
has ceased to be a virtue however,
and the next person caught either in
hennery or garden, will receive soure-
tbing that will stay by them longer
than chickens or vegetables arid. it
the aim is true. will probably cause
them considerable suffering.
“A...”
DARIEN AND NOROTON
~CONEY lSLAND EXCURSION BUN-
DAY AUGUST 16.
Tire Hampton loaves South Norwalk'
at 9:15. stopping at 31st street to at:-
commoda e the R I: G hall ream. Lear:
ing Coney island at 6 o'clock a at
will be made at 31st street at about?
o'clock. Will sail through center of
fleet of warships of! Glen Cove harbor
There will be no extra charge for can
{are (mm the landing at Coney island.“
Anyone who wishes to go to New Yuri
will find this a very pleasant still.
Music and dancing.
Mrs. Straley is on the sick list
Haniord Smith went clamoring yes-
terdsy and reports excellent lrrck.
There will be a rehearsal of the
Barton Drum CorpBI next Tuesday
night.
W. F. Majory of New York, who is
visiting here has decided to stay uni-
til ntembor I.
s. Wesley Brady entertained a
number at her friends at cards at her
home last evening. There was a Very
pleasant one. Refreshments were
nrvod during the evening
The sale of tickets for the Danes;
Methodist Sands School to be liteld
at Rye Beach: It 21 Is a
one and the atten use on that1
sur'a'bl'e oféht will oubtless beildrgi‘r.
(The registrars held their last ninet»
ing. yesterday tor the enrollmanigot
voters under the banners or their re'r‘I
speotive parties. About twentywtk
new names have been added :3
lists this year.
I—trrcséta' for Coney island new...
limb! Wont“ Winn Shadows?»
hat is on sale at McDonald'
store and at the Tucker House. Stir
made from South Norwaik at an
oclock. stopping at 31st street in
ways. .
Fears are entertained here no
the insanity of John Reardon ia‘
incurable nature.
he is adhering from paresis
on by partial starvation. Livin
as he did. he fell into the habit-m
eating meats and good. solid,n
lag. cooked food. He often It
days at a time with nothln
, «Mares
Mi
Polio;
’ prescriptions from runtable _
fieldipidhge they will do9 is ten I
‘ told to the gill)
I rive trons thom.‘ Hall' s Catarrh Cure, .
. Toledo.
6 bottle.
Condu‘o :- . Clo
andallthoaowbol on comm... «a should always
mum-erfiwm
in their botanist ass at night.
. Oivos Instant Rollo! to Corns. [unions and l‘ro'at Bites.
We. Guarantee ovary bottle to do»
‘Whatwdclaimiorit. Hitisllsyoarmoncywillbcrsfnndcd.‘
Ismsocpnumssoom “denim '
i nil " ,
WESTPORT.
E. M. Lees Is enjoying life at Burla-
Ioga Springs.
ii. it Wood. of Albany. is a guest:'
at Beachside inn.
FOB OALl Y THE C Irma FWMACY.
zaheth. N. l.. have been nguesta of Mrs ‘
James A. Smith.
Miss Robinson recently returned
tron: Michigan has spent a week with
Miss Elisabeth Scofleld.
M.rs J. M. Perry and children. of
(‘ E. Bedlord has returned homeifiomalk- have spent a few darn “‘3
from a trip to Larchmont
Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie and sons
are visiting in Amherst. Mass.
Miss Alice Gould. oi Stamford,
visiting trienda at the Farm!
The Misses. Josie and Susie Keeler
at Brooklyn. N. Y., are visiting rela-
tives here.
The tire police are going to Dorlon's
Point {or their annual shore dinner.
Monday night.
M. W. Sherwood and wile have re-
turned bome from a visit with friends
in New York.
Mrs. E, Collins and children. of Flor-
ence. Mann. are guests at the Everett's
house. Compo street.
Peter Larsen is on the sick list and
his place in the car barns is being tent-
porarlh illled by Charles Carteseu.
Mrs. inmes Gray of Annuals pre
sides at the organ in Greens Farms
church during the absence of Miss
Ophelia Taylor on her vacation,
Popular George Mahoney. of Bridge-
port vsna a. visitor here Wednesday.
Mahoney. Iormerly a well known drug
clerk. is now engaged in'selling cigars.
Dr H 0. Boom. P. Boo. bicydj Nash
and it w. Post have eat- “‘p nosentnd
the tire department with 010 h on
is
~ defray: the: exponents on?! so trip to
Bridgeport to 2‘?" be a. the fires
men“ a parade. e are ”hand, at Port
cheater. N. Y.. has been engaged.
With the approach of fail the old
song is sung by Selectmen Wilkenteii
nnd smith ' "No more for us.” These
gentlemen are personally charming. in
hcir olilcial capacity they have serv-
ed the town «indirectly in many res-
ports brrt. there has been unmistult
.able cvllence or. the tact Inst coupling
thtlr own Judgment Mill ‘tlle desire-
or the select low they have persistent
ly ignored the orders of the electors in
town meeting. in several important
matters and there Is a growing senti-
mcnt that majority should rule and as
servants of the town that rule should
be a golden one with the selettrnen
be it good or bad. There. is a question
of doubt as to whether the Republican
seiectmen are not playing (or points
but there is no doubt but that the
opposition to their reelection will be
stronger this year than before, The
woods are lull of prospective candi-
dates nmong the list being Senator
Lloyd Nash wh would no more eaten
tain a proposlqon, to he a candidate
for selectmau bah he would a town
constable. Mr. Nash has vital tutors
eats h and no resident i‘a more lib-5
oral or regressive but do ltl'caliy his
aspirations. ly higher and the honors
he already boars n‘t tend downward.
Thomas Quinlan: ‘hn vor and de-
se'rvlngly so, of to epeop e and for the
people: a man on push property and
solely for this community; clever with
tail. nong regardv
ing his In egg“ or the pqllcy he
vcuuroi RWM Kern
per Is at; Mr minor is a
man of the set ideas to be seriously
themachiaeelcnsarmoe
loo, is push ng and able. but with a
throng incllnwgno [cards his
I‘ Judgment a viii id ha‘v up-
Wag. F. fM. lSInlrnon, E. C. Birge.
0 can see; u I where:
wider“ a whirl?“ out: And ml:
mural way. properly so, but there are
aged. opportunities. here for a trio
easily win favor from the
le by serving thorn as a body
. ——-—-:—-----—-—
wns'roti , ,
mirmf— of Norwuik, is a guest
_las .Velrna Benoll.
as Eva Ferris. is visiting friends
1‘ am Connm'N' .Yz‘“
.Allco Mervin. or Norwnlkm has
low dayn with All?
I
Theodbre Hamilton.
Mrs. Frank Morehouse is entertain-I
ing Mrs. Frederick Morehuuao and
children. oi Portchester.
Mrs. A. E. Turney and Mrs. J P.
Fitch, attended the picnic of Bucking-
hum Post i}. A. R. of Norwalk, held
in Beardsley Park Bridgeport on Wetl-
TOWN
lax IIIIIIIIII iiIIIII
Notice is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay Taxes t the Town MM
Norwaik County of Pa rtleld and State
of Connecticut on the 'Assessmeot List
of 1902 that i will meet them to re:
ceive sold taxes at i once of the
Collector Town Hall llding in the
City of Norwalk in said Town of Nor-
walk on Monday, August 31st,1903.
Irom 9 o‘clock iorenoon until 1 o'clock
atte’rnoon and from 7 O'clock until 3
o'clock eveuiug.
sold otll'ce will hg open therealtar
every week day up? until 12 toro-
noon and from i to ternoon.
Taxes may also he aid at the oillco
0: Much M. Layton,
walk.
, On all taxes which shall remain un- .
paid after the 1st day of October 1903.
.interest at the rate of NINE PER
CENT. will he charged from the 31st
day oi August 1903 until the same
shall be said
8113an comma
Tax Corrector '
In and for said Town oi Norwslk.
on the list of 1902.
Dated at Norwalk Conn. August 7.
1903. a’l if
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIM! TABLE
In effect July 1,1903.
stirs-n..—
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK' FOR
MYOIK. ‘
6:65 1:03. 7:45, 8:.15 3.45 0:.on
4:07. 4: fills, 5: to 5 552 cuss
A. II.--Is: 40:. 15:05:. ll. 58:, s: or.
10:10.
sooxsossmaoutoozmoor
Innis (:02... «most. 5:0 5:30.
stmna
Ann—12:02}; a”: 00 7: so 10:03.
1:42 817;": a..10:. Io wait: 0
A. M.-12: 40$. s: 24:. a. Mix 8:15.
0 “is: to 10:24:.1010 11:35:.
.k' rte-la: lion 1:13 2: m. s: 05
Sign 7: 01: 7:55;. szoo' 10:20.
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s: m.
P M.-—8: 20x, 5::on szssx. 7:.20
Lsavs New YORK con SOUTH
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11.00:, 11.0
r Its—15th; 1:06. 2: 00,
6:00;; mafizoo s:0ox.9. s:30.,
11:00:. , 00"
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any“: sourH admits, Iron
saw my
A. ‘Iv—Iseosx, 1:15 im.
5: :5 eras m“ g?
11:13. . . '.
(1.. South Nor~ ,
:wurx‘rne
6:.00 7:00.‘
‘a 03; ‘
never be used except on ‘
p-byslc :
Mil.”
you can possibly do-
manufactured by" F J. Cheney l 00..
contains no mercury. and is
thkerl In ernally, acting directly upon
Mdflood and mucoil
EM} in buying H
a sure you get the g
eh Intérnsliv and made ih‘ Toledo 0..
by F. J. Chaney & Co. Testimoninls'
tree. .' ‘ ; .
Sold by Drugglsts. Price The per ,
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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301.10 AND 311665381711. ‘ "
Brigiaiunalllnl
tit-Is uoawank. coon ‘~
Capitol.
Wam1¢h
91.!!! Purim. ”HM-99- 9.0
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monsoon.
{700.000. 00
ninth? étill:
[John H. Farris Hoary do men.-
Joint Knapp Chaplain" m
“Mia. LIQM' a“
Josiah R. Marvin mnomrumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Massif. 39119119“!
Hannah
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We have .3 fr... lower. these
goodsat om reasonable prices
considering qaslity.’
mat/ARMS; ms
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Poland has
all; sorts, of:
Beat and: Shore ae-g“
sort supplies
COME-EEK.
.Ncntlmmty Library.
or vacuoles-on eraser.
count humans.
spans. 4st.
The man. 098T Lli‘b lasico co. nos
discovered I}. i? profit that the best
advtrtliéineati t' hart“ eyes nail ~
coin? “MW Mill it‘l‘ coat
policy holders and we are aterg" ii '
III-Imus. "romeo“
For particular“ Noun
FEEDER WEHIIIID.
N. masseuse",
United Bank alm.§n
m... ant...
"ample ,
gators 03E 1
nine, it is ta ~
' -’ true economy in cooking.
3100.000.” .
,lq EASY To, APPLY.
Ono oi our color cards will be -.
3:: .
Yuri.
“or" -fi- in?
Loaves of bread well-halted.
I biscuits light and tempting.
menta thoroughly well-roasted.
are readily obtained when you
i
,‘ cook with a
$6.3. Range.
ii alnays mph with the best
‘ results. The heat can he regu-
: Inted to a nicety: the fuel
used only when needed.
/ .
is
It's
Gas Ranges. $10.26 to 84.25.
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CONNECTIONS FREE.
'Ooort. R’w’y &
7% “I“:
Makes the old building look like .
m. Inskea‘ new buildings stay ‘
new longer.
COITO LITTLE TO BUY.
interesting to intending paint pur-
chssars.
Tn oaoaa.
window spaces '
Pictnro Framed.
DEALER IN
Wail Papers.
Painters' Slipping.
Adolf Interim.
- I .3..—
OPIOI'AL.
White Curtain Poles with Flatum
10c.
Cloth Wind” Ihodas, with Ringo
15c.
Solid BrasaBali Curtain M4 I 9
long. with natural. 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding. 10c boa.
pam‘l‘mo.‘ Farts HANnI'NQ"
DICOIIA‘NNO.
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(“Hi-098 filing} .
Four Coated.
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Alum.
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years ago by um
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