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25 cts.
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24 some: avenue.
sIcT soawfitx.
HIST WilliWiiLli
Sylvester P. Decker is visiting in
New York today. .
The schooner Lucy Lane arrived this
morning with a cargo of sand for John
H Ferris.
R. E. Morrison is laid up at his home
with a very sore foot caused by step-
plug on a nail some days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wicko. Miss
Elsie Wicke and Royal Rottenrotu. of
New York. spent' yesterday at Rye
Beach.
Albert and Frederick Young. of New
street, are entertaining Russell Broad-
way, of Crockett street. Rowaytoa.
for a few days“ visit.
f. Contractor E. E. Gorham is engaged
. in painting two houses in Cottage
street. and one ,intEast avenue owned
by Henry D. Wright.
Robert Carr. who has had a party
cruising on his boat, and who has been
away to the eastward. returned last
night after a very successful trip.
Miss Carrie Taylor, formerly of Gre-
gory Boulevard, now a resident of
. Wilton, has been reengaged as teach-
er in the district school in that place.
tun. Chris Sterling anti daughter,
j of summer street Norwalk. .were
guests of Mrs William H Rowland at
gar home, No. 4 Cottage street yester-
. ay.
Sanford Wicks of Crockett street.
Rowayton, has returned to his home
after spending a few days with his
aunt. Mrs. Young. at her home No.
11 New street.
A great improvement is being made
' on the Keogh property at Gregory
Point Junction. A hollow lot to the
west of the house is being filled in
with 'dirt and nicely graded.
, Rev. E. 2. Ellis, of Da'nbury, is visit-
' ing Rev. J. W. Davis, of Rowan street
for a week. Today Mr. Ellis and Mr.
Davis arc in New York. They will
probably return tomorrow evening.of
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Randall
Freeport L. i.. are the guests of J. S.
Randall. They have been on an ex-
tended trip through the Green Moun-
' talus, also at Saratoga and Lake
George.
The Junior Band of the East avenue
Methodist Church will take a trolley
ride this evening to Seaside Park.
. Bri port. and they expect to have a
‘ time. They will take their lunch
with-them and eat it in one of the
prettiest dspots Connecticut
Edwnr . a former resident
hermw and a 3brother of Fred and in-
, in Smith was in town yesterday re-
newlng’old acquaintances. He met
many triends whom he had known
ycars ago and they were glad to see
him. He is now located in Boston.
A party of young people took a trol.
, ley ride to Saugatuck last evening and
had a fine time. They were headed by
. E. E. Rosier and went for the purpose
of visiting his brother who resides
there on arrival pt their destination
' they listen to phonograph selections
i and played: ames. They returned on
a late car it. their homeslhere. one
in the party were William Molina.
Sylvester Elxea Raymond Waldron.
_ Joseph Fagan Oscar ,Hedinan, E. E.
Keeley and Charles Hill.
surrsh.
for
o
“Three spectres threaten baby' I life.
‘ Cholera lnfantum. dysentery, diar
rhoea. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild
Rtrawhsrry never fails to conquer
returnodnl'iome Ion :Y
The members 'of the Baptist Church
held a cottage prayer meeting last ev-
cul'n‘g at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Schools. B hows street. 80ch
Norwllk.
John ilsster of Retail Point avenue.
who has been ill of drop for some
length of time is ratio d today as
growing rapidly worse. The attend-
lng physician gives no hope of his rt-L
covorV.
Miss Grace Wiesi gave tw very in-
tort-ting talks In the Bapii t Church.
sancay. to good congregations. in the
evening she sang a solo, accompanying
herself on the autohnrp. Miss Wiest
has an exceedingly sweet voice which
t‘hrills the audience as they listen to
OI‘.
Charles Beers, the well-known char-
atcer of this place was on the war
path with a putty knife yesterday af-
tornoou. and for a few minutes he made
life miserable f0i his wife and those
living in the near vicinity, but he fin-
ally camc to his senses and decided
that the best thing he could do for the
good of the community was to jump ov-
erboafll. One of the neighbors very
kindly offered to show him a good
place. but up to the present time Mr.
Bgers has not taken advantage of the
0 er
DARIEN AND NORO’I‘ON.
Fred Smith was In Norwalk on busi-
ness. yesterday.
Mrs. George Mo'ulton, of Stamford.
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Lillian Stillman left yesterday
moaning for Providence R. 1.. for a
v s
Dr. G. H Noxon and Robert McDou
aid were visitors at The Knob yester
day afternoon.
Mrs Mary Koch spent Sunday In Dar
ien returning to Bridgeport where she
is stopping with Mrs. E. Fairchiid.
Ralph Conn and Norman Williamson
have returned to their homes here af-
ter a visit in the Catskill Mountains.
lilies Mabel Allen, of Greenwich. is
visiting friends in town and spending
a part of her vacation in one of tho
pleasantest towns along the coast.
The work of laying the new floors in
the Darien Ce'ntsr School is progressing
nicely and everything will be notch and
span for the fall term when It com
mcnces.
There is a crying need for more
street lights about the town these dark
nights and it Is hoped that the public
spirited ones of the citizens will place
lighs in front of their houses.
Charles Stevens of Dailen. Is at
work for John H. Ferris at Cobble cot-
tage, Belle island. A lot of Work is
to be done here. and the masons will be
busy in this locality for the rest of the
year.
it is reported by those who so down
to the Sound in boats that there is a
rather large run of crabs this year.
One party went the other day and so
cured a half bushel of fine crabs in
about an hour.
A large encampment of gypsien are
occupying the low lands north of the
Congregational church. on the Norwalk
road, and the members of the tribe net
considerable revenue in swapping hor-
ses, telling fortunes and selling var-
[nus articles of fanty Work.
Farmers have practicalLy finished
the getting in of their hay. and they
state that the hay crop this year has
been far in excess of their most san-
gulne expectations. The damp sum
mer has more than repaired the dam
age done early in the season by the
excessively dry spell
News from Middle-town in legarl to
the condition of John Reunion, who
was committed to the insane asylum
there several days ago on ac. count of
mental disorder, resulting from improp-
er food. rendered scale by the death
of his dog‘ ‘,Jack " are to the effect that
he is slightly improved.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Mrs. A. S. Schuldlcc s skiff has been
attached at Belle island by Charles
u
The usual weekly dance will be held
at the quarters of the Knob Outing
Club tonight.
Miss Minnie Toets and Alfred Tests,
of. Belle gland. are capending a few
days in Nw crk
Another consignment of nurses has
arrived at the Edith Home Belle ls-
land to spend 'a few weeks.
Miss Marion F Mints has returned
to her home in New York after a few
days' stay at thqfilinton House.
G. Mortimer Rnndle and family. of
28 Farview avenue Danhury, have re-
turned from a sojourn at Bella iaiaiidie
John heridan. who has been the
guest 0 Frincls Littler. at Bella ls-
land has taken a position in Brook-
John E. Hunt and family, of New
York. are to spend the balance or the
reason at the Clinton House Bells [in
an ———.
Alexander, William and John Reborn
son. who have been for several days
at Bella island have returned to New
York.
Miss O’Laughlln, of Laurel Hill.
Long island returned home yestehlay.
after a stay at the Clinton Cottiga.
Belle island. .'
A nugber of Danbury Elks went to
‘.
no of
3;;
led to
am 1 Point,
Write us forour
‘ of ovsr 300 pflalllras. which
marks cut from the miners
Clothes washed with sand ctoss retain‘ the.
sweet odor of the soap. .
W
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r«werrumhi
24’." "MW MOW: ‘lylug description
OI SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WWW“ POWDER. or consume
xasoa poaeluouunv '
I”
we give free for the trade.
SCOURING SOAP. Address
————.——
Mrs. Mary Allen is recovering from a
short Illness
Services will be recanted in Trinity
Chimh Sunday
William A. Dixon, of Boston, was a.
recent visitor here,
Quantities of crabs are being daught
in Coxnpo mill pond.
Darwin Bougher is breaking in on
the 1m nl trolley lines.
lien Allen of Compo is entertaining
a friend from Hartford.
George Whitehead and wife are at
their home. at the Farms.
Miss Rose Sullivan. of New York, is
visiting Mrs, George Avery.
Miss Raymund, of Saugaluck, is via-
iting Miss Fitch. in Cranbury
Mrs. Jellil‘fc and her son and daugh-
ter have returned from Wilton. ~
Mrs. C. P. Chapman. of Port. Chester.
Y._ was a. recent visitor here.
Several hot beds are being construct
ed on the. property of C. B. Dolgo.
A large party from Craubury drove
to Compo Beach and spent the day last
Friday.
Frank Bulklcy has returned home
from a pleasure trip up the Hudson as
far as Albany,
Friends from Baltimore are guests
at the Greens i-‘arms homo of Rev.
Carlton B, Strnycr,
Miss Elizabeth Merritt of Newburg.
N. Y. is stopping with Misses Mary
and Carrie Bradley
Mrs. C. R Osborn and family. who
have been enjoying an outing east. re-
turned home Friday.
lvery available boat left this bar-
bor und- -thc surrounding harbors for
Oyster Bay. Monday
Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting the
Rev Thomson and family at his home
in Bound Brook. N. J.
A young man named Krlewald has
secured a position in the Dost-her
Piano and Tool Company.
Miss IIIZI llullock, who has been visit-
Ing Miss Bessie Iilrge, has returned
to her home in New Y-oik.
Miss Jessie Jelllff is dangerously III
at the home of her grandparents, John
H. Bennett on Comuo street
The’ Shepherds of Bethlehem are to
hold an Ice cream festival in their
hall on the light of August 28.
A lawu party will be given August
27 on the grounds of is. J. Taylor. 'llie
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
Greens Farms Congregational Church
Thomas Glynn is about to engage in
the trucking business. He has con-
tracted to do the hauling for Leon Man
ul‘acturlng Company, and has purchas-
ed several horses for the work.
The"'army has returned here from
camp and there is nothing to awake
Interest now other than the flremen‘s
carnival in Fairiield htI) w‘h’i‘cfi a num-
ber got from _t a v ty. .
Alfrspeggl meeting of the fire dis
trict It is understood that the proposed
raising of tmotfim hydrant ser
vice from O'iidoh- ear. was
opposed. 0n the street it; a :20 or
nothing. . .;_
It was' . ry crowd of young men
who Albert Smith' a Ind Alfred
Warnock’a. launches. Monday morning,
d went across to Oyster Bay to view
:0 festivities there. The. young men
were employer of the Computing Scale
Company. and were quite surprised to
and they were to have a holiday. They
left early and returned at 3 p. in. There
were cigars and other refreshments
aboards. The launches w re taken
hear enough to the Kcarsa e for J.
8. Gregory to take a picture just as
the order was given to man the ship.
Th say it certainly was a beautiful
sigh Those who went were George
Northrup Harry Sherwaod. Ralph Al-
lbs, Frank Dayton; William Walsh.
Frederick Walsh. Joe Fagau Harry
Hurley Alfred War-nook.- WIlliun Cob
[tum-”John Gregory. Dick Baynham and
last. the popular host. Albert Smith
manager Iad Inventor of the Comput-
lag finale.
OWMITE CARTRIOOC IXPLOOES
1th some AugusfiHn acciden-
“explosion ofawifldgeomeaits
In an old hole made during
the subway, at One Hundred
N.
tlan of
Maggot! street and Bmwfi'm today
' (W laborers.
. Lille. Tha foreman "in charge of the
’ was arrested.
r .IYAN IN N W HAVIN.
m NA VIN A 1!. -WIlllIia J.
.;hrflm..hmm Int snlght to is“.
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QNMII RIVOI'
”David S. Brown (ll. ems... "55.31“"
A 'wnérponr.” WESTON. M
’chutcs.’
Miss May Hamilton is the guest of
NorWnlk friends.
Mrs. Wheeler. of Wesiport.
guest of Mrs. ll. (‘. ilulbuti.
Miss Florence Meeker has returned
from a visit in New i‘uiiiiun,
Mrs. George Brown entertained
Rldgol‘leld friends our Sunday.
Cluroiicc Smith is visiting his aunt.
Mrs. Provost. in Elizabeth. N. .l
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'l‘rmdwell.
Welcomed a little sun last week.
The Nor-field Sunday School will pir-
nic at Rotou Point, on ’I‘ucsday. August
25.
Miss Helen Pendcrgaat, of Daubury.
has spent a week with Miss Miminle
Lyon.
Miss Robinson. of Michigan. former-
ly of Weston, is the guest of Mrs. V.
lodfrey. s
Mrs. A. E. Southey has entertained
her sister Mrs. Lee and family, from
Dalibury.
Mrs. S. S. Unrvvn. of Alili‘lllli. N. Y..
has spent it few days at her former
home here.
Mrs. George BI‘I'I’i'II and Miss Vel<
nui llerrell are spending several days
In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Winter). of
New Haven, arc guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Prank Gorham.
Miss May Bennett. of lietiicl. and
Miss Bulkley. of Bridgeport, have been
guests of Miss Alice l-‘itcli.
Miss Edith Hewitt has been called
to her home in Stoningtnu by the sud-
den death of her grandfather.
Mrs. F. W. Mort-house and children
have returned to Forte-luster. after
spending two weeks with friends here.
Weston friends are pleawd to learn
of the birth of a son to Rev. and Mrs.
II. I". Root. of Waterbury. Mr. ltooi
was pastor of the (.‘nngregatlcnai
ifhui'eli here two years nun.
is the
A WOMAN'S MISTAKE.
S. M. ("ongcu registrar of voters.
couldn't help laughing when he was
telling it. It appears that a friend oi
the family—an attractive young wom-
an of one of the Norwulks (we are
not telling her camel—is a visitor at
the house. On the first day she com-
plained of the noise, hustle and dirty
appearance of things about the rail-
road station. Mr. Conger is mnscious
of the truth of lIlL‘ complaint. but be-
inn. filled with home DI‘IIII‘_ remarked
that there were improvements going
on which would remedy the evil In
time. "Why.“ he said. in a gush of
local focllug.‘ didn‘t you see the big
man of our non roller lift bridge up in
tho cir a short distante from the do
or?"
“Roller-bridge." exclaimed the
"why i thought it was a 'shoot
"—Bridgcport Farmer.
——-1-——--'—-‘
girl.
the
DELIGHTFUL 3am av SPECIAL '
'r AIN
A nice party of 150 people left Tues.
day. August 18. by special train. via.
the Berkshire division of the recreation
tour to Niagara Falls and Thousand
islands, and as this is the only special
train run over the New York Central
road, with New York New Haven and
Hartford equipment, the Recreation
Company are always complimented on
their business, which enables them to
accomplish this Tickets for their re
maining tour of Earnings and Ausable
Chasm, Block Island, the White Nouns
tains, the Catskills and Collage City.
can be obtained at the cities of George
H. Harris. and despite the cool sum»
mer these outings have been well pat-
ronized. and very satisfaclory-
TWENTY IANDITS CAPTURIDV
ST. PETERSBURG. August 19—A'
despatch received here from Port Ar- '
tbur says that a number of native bsn- '
ditc recently attacked a dynamit use.
also a'car the Manchurian front stalk
tlon, and attempted to blow it up. A
datachincnt or Cossacks captured twan-
ty of the bandits but the majority as-
inn-‘8-
tilt.
STOCK BROKER ll
NEW YORK. tugust Henry G.
arkot opera
Well; a prominent stock
“unwind
a... mmmaifhu m“
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W“‘ if Joined them.
I ,
raswsyetiacmnsxiu-orfisirp-
t amt houses To usin- av su ,
aswaas or ammm FOR ca~|
Tami Mylar" CONTAIN
as nihrcury will surelyv destroy theI
sense of enroll and completely dorangc
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar-
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
fans as the damage‘ihuy will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly dc-
rivc from them Hall? Catarrh Cure.
manufactured by F. ‘ snoy d: 00..
Toledo. 0. contains no’ rcury. and is;
taken internally, acting direttly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Hall's Caturrh Cure‘
be sure you get the genuine. It is ink-
en internally and made in Toledo 0..
liy l" J Cheney & Co. Testimonials ,
roe.
' Sold by Drugglsts.
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Price 75c per
1r...
SOLID IND SOCCESSI'UL.
BiiuNiiiuniiIBank
IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
WE
Capital. a '00. 000' 00
Other Profits. us. 200.0...
JOlllii s. masts. mum.
noes ii. ““0". Cashier.
DIRECTORI:
John H. Farris Henry uymour
John H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathswaon
Josiah it. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
. __ chum. '\ ‘s.
Accounts Solicitor! 10‘0”...) ‘
Window Shula \
Picture Francs. \
Hammocks ...., x
out.“ is ‘
Wau Papers. ._,. ‘.
We have a fine line of these ruinim' nanny. "the .
Artists' Mateflbll. ‘3
goods at very reasonable mice: -—--- . . “it.~
s IAL.’
considering qualify. mm m3: 1:... m. "mt.
loo.
HEADQUARTERS FOR Cloth Window shades. with trust
its
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
To 3 Turn
biscuits
meats thoroughly well-roasted.
are readily obtained when you
«col. with it
results. Tile heat can be rogu-
lated to a nicely; the fuel Is
used only when
true economy in cooking.
Conn R’w’ y 8:
new longer.
COSTS LITTLE TO BUY. V
II EASY TO APPLY.
Loaves of bread well~biikcil.
light and tomptlug.
Gas Range.
It always cooks with the best
nccdcd. It's
Gas Ranges. $10.25 to 814.25.
(‘ ONNEC'lIONS FREE.
L’t’g Go.
Palm Tonia
Illa.” the old building look like
new, mast"! new buildings stay
\
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
Solid Brass Half Curtain Beds. 8 it
long, with fixtures. 10c. ..
Oil Cloth Binding. 19c box.
a."
PAINTING. PAPII HANGING.
South Net-walk.
oscoa‘armo.
.os ‘-
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
Conn
Telephone Connections.
sort Supplies.
comsrocx.
WATKINS
O DOW.
Next Door Citytbihfary.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
BOUTH NORWALK.
PM“. M
The Conn. Gen'i Life ins. 00. has
discovered to itcproilt that the best
advertisements it has ever had have
come gratitiously from its satisfied
policy holders and we are striving in
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
resonates H. FIELD,
General Agent. ,
N SMITH FERGUSON,
Saul! "Ascot.
United Bank Building. 80. Norwsik.
DAVID W. ahruoue
i
Funeral We!
Era
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link i iiiiiiii
prostrate.
HIM
1m WJTER;
rim or:
nurse.
1 Tin. She'd 1 Int. Copper
‘ and Zinc.
SC South Main smut.
until hint-walk, oann. .
Telephone. tats~ "
“ruins All parse.
‘ Stamford Ranges
' ‘ phoneme AND T
Enameled
KITCHEN WARE;
First: Qualityd
Four Godtod.
Also,
I“ . ‘WU ,
Horacell Ntih
Oor. North Main
,smd Wont Its. ’
Beats the Other
by Four Year-
Thc residence of Thor. ns .. ‘
Smith 55 Osborn avenue ' sat .
Norwaln‘ was painted with all. 3
oil and zinc. hand mixed,ni lent
years ago by me. ~:
1 defy any patent palutfio now ‘ ‘
equal body with as much wear. .
JUiillJS Broil.
Prints!
52 south Main ail-us . ‘
Residence: 25 Elm have 3!.
count 5
To the Old COM- W
and Money Orders payable IN‘
wherein Europa” For Ialdul .
lowest rates. .1 ,3“
JACOB l. umm- ’ ‘
I animus Dina. lasts Itshualii. ta.
\ '5 ‘Mlllm
PLA TING '
by improved DWI. “I“. ICAI‘ i. ,
MING—IO" lath]. » 9: ‘
Gold, suns. Nichol. pm It,
us Access moan
v Motors.
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HE G. N. HCHBBW .,
MFG co.
co. NORVALK.
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Our New Goods are
' now- in stock.
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HOT AIR HEA
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