as who"... It. .
our men lino WINI.
The kind “5ng r
. vi stir.
Don’ t Patrice "Much
For Living Well i
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Burr tiger}!
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FANCY cnnmaav IUTTIR.
23 oil. lb. '
rmcv unrvsi fonrou.
22 cu. pk.
oua sear strut means:
2 the for 16 oil.
P'K'o nasv one for
25 ch.
TRY “VlGOR.” THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD 7 oil A PACKAGE.
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24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
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LA8'1 AAiiLiWALb“
Mrs J. l. Dunning and sister are
spending the day in Chestnut Hill.
The prayer meeting at the Advent
Church. tonight. will be led by Rev.
James W. Davis.
Rev. Edward Cunningham will lead
the prayer meeting. this evening. at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Misa Eva 1. lagg and Miss 'iillie intr-
sen went fishing yesterday They both
suffered somewhat from trial de mer‘.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood. of Van
Zandt street, are enfertaining Mr.
and Mrs. George Wood. of New Haven.
,Miss‘ Claudia Mae Beanie. of Pan-
saic. N J. is the guest of Mrs. M. D.
Drew. of East Washington street!
South Norwalk.
The telephone and telegraph wires.
which were knocked out by‘the storm.
have been repaired and everything is
in working order now. I
Mrs. Willis Bonn and children, of
East avenue am returned from a say-
en Weeks" visit in Canada. They had
a very pleasant ti-.ip
Special rates on the railroad have
been secured for the members of the
East Norwalk Fire Department, who
will attend the Old Home Week Cel-
ebration, in Bridgeport.
’l‘he chimney of Eli Pcck' s residence
in Gregory Boulevard was strurk by
lightning, during the storm The dam-
age was slight. The electric fluid
knocked a section oi! the roof of Bart
Roblnaon' il home, in Third street.
Contractor John W Bentty has a
gang of men at work, painting and
pape’ring the interior of the building,
which is to be occupied by Mr. Hobble.
the edition keeper. as a dispensary of
cooling and stimulating beverages.
shortly. The appearance of the plum
will bemuch improved by rennvstion.
“Look. gramme. look, see that skinny
looking man with half ll dozen kids
around ‘him. isn't he queer?" was the
spontaneous outburst or Mile. Mabel
as she looked out of her grandmotlier' a
window in Benedict street. The ec-
centric looking chirp was none other
than the whilom mascot of the May-
flowers. who neither tires or tumbles,
and beats Jules Verne in the fiction
lino eyery day in the week. Every
town hits some such character and in
Ben lngto‘n. Vermont where tire,
you x lass "lives when she' a home they
have b good-for-nothing fellow called
Jeff Dd’via, who has the strength of a
donkey. the appetite of a bear and the
digeuidn or an ostrich. He will pick
up a stupid range almost as it it was
a feather ,and carry it up stairs.
or a barrel of anything «else in the
semi easy? Way.“ and all he requires is
a lost 61 d and a quarter. in this
4 way be eke! out a miserdble existence
‘ month in and month out.
iftowavrou.
‘ it ’15: uni—nu—
Mini Sadie Whales spent yesterday
in use
Th0 Slower W. I. Stevens left at 3
o 'clock tW'atrorning, for the rscosi‘
lléiihboii Hook and Ladder Company
held I. Ipfiihl meeting Tuesday night.
Freeman Light, of South Norwalk,
stained menus in Glenbrook. yester-
ay * _
Mrs. .' 1H. Galiney and daughter
have rot od home from a two weeks’
vacation
on? omer and parents. who
hashes;
e
. . i .
omik. 0t.
I also is and
many other trees were broken oi!
The sloop "Sneak." owned by An-
diow Mills of Bownyton . rled her
will, avr s ‘
n
‘n ere storm Tuesday
afternoon. several large trees were
blown down on Courtls‘nd avenue.
Crescent street and elsewhere. . Large
branches were broken front the im-
ms‘n‘Io shootout tree ago
of li‘ovi “atriumfia aven
'i‘iiere won a lar uifiber t-sent at
the clnmbake. held at the residence of
John L’Homniedieu, under the auspi-
ces oi the official board of the Metho-
dist Church. last evening. After the
supper was served a social time was
enioyed bi’ a ll. ,
Next Sunday evening the pastor of
Rowayton Methodist EpiscopN Church
is to have one of his object sermons
for the children but as it iI caiculat
ed to interest the adults ‘aI‘ well many
of the parents and friends will be pre-
sent. The last one that was given
the church was filled. The Gates of
Zion will be the subject of the com-
ing lecture.
James H. Smfiith the well-known
newslioy. is suffering from veiy pain‘
in] burns as the result of E‘DOi‘lllliu‘
experience. last Monday morning.
James arose early, and started to make
it fits in the kitchen stove. lie had a
lighted match in one hand and a box
of matches in the other. in some way
the matches in the box became ignited
and the hold the box near his mouth
and attempted to blow the blaze out.
As he did not every match suddenly
caught tire. and the flames biased in
his face. no eye‘ browis rind eyelids
Were burned oil: add a nunibbr of Very
painful blisters raised on his face. Dr.
H. Noxon Da‘iieiig; Iiinimon~
ed and succeeded in saving the boy' a
sight and mating him ooitt‘tortable.
The wounds are now healing nicely.‘
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Fred Ditkermun. the blacksmith.
taking I vacation.
Charles Keeler, wlio has been ill. is
now fully recovered.
A. C. Bailey is entertaining friends
at his cottage It Scotch Cove.
The schools or the town will open
for the full term Tuesday, September 8
George T. 'l‘iliey. of Greens Farms
and Dalian, sailed for Europe on ’1 ties—
(13
Miss Mary Warner. of Center school
kindergarten, is expected in ilurlen.
September 7.
Conrad Alves has been awarded the
contract. to build a new school for the
Byram district;
John P. Brummer is moving into the
new house erected for him on the
Brit roster ty.
Char es‘ Williamson has the position
of bookkeeper at the Soldiers‘ Home
Noioton Heights
Norman Williamson has a fine posi-
tlon with the American 'l in Plate
Company. New York.
Principal William Perry. of Center
school returned Saturday from his
summer vacation. spent with relatchs
in Ohio
A notice has been placed on the door
of the post omce that it will on and
after September 1. close at 7:30 each
evening. ‘
Mr. and Mrs bred Mon-fry and son
and daughter, are visiting Mr. Morfey' 3
mother Mrs. Angle More) of Brook-
side avenue.
One of Samuel (lrrrinnrnn‘s horses
ran away. yesterday. and smashed the
wheels of one of Mr. Grumman's deliv—
ery whgorts.
The entertainment of the Methodist
Church which was to hate been held
the night of the storm was. of course
postponed The date for the affair has
not as yet been set.
Mrs. Thaddeus Bell Miss Grace
Boil Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bell and
daughter of Colorado were the guests
of Mrs. George S Bell of East Nor~
walk. one day last week.
The selectmeu are greatly improv—
ing the condition of the road at Put'I
Hl.ll east of the borough line The
roadway is being graded widened
and macadamized. it is being done“
under the supervision of Silas Suthera:
land
Albert Gahne has bought the Ddrien
meat market in Railroad avenue tmm
J J. Lynch. 0.]. Shoemaker, timbre
gen for the Packing Company. and al-'
so for Mr. Lynch. will continue ’to fill
the position of manager lore Mr.
Gahne. »
A tree over one hundred years old
gave way to the elements Tuesday
afternoon. It was located on Tax Cob
lecto; William W Ballard’s property;
in Dar-ten. and was One of the isi:
shade‘ trees bereabonts It was com
pletely [uprooted during the haightif‘j"
oh the storm. -
Mrs. Martha M. Foote died at it
home in Darlen. Saturday, after
brief illness, aged seventy threey
Mrs. Foote was much beloved f?” hei‘
Christian character and many e not
ing qualities of mind and heart. Th”
funeral took place Tuesday. at 3 pi:
from her late home. Rev. Herbert
Brown oflciatlng. s. Foote is In
vlved by three dIugh ers. and and col
Mrs. Wells. of New York. Miss
Foote. Mia's Antoinette Foote and
has resign
W
l'
was
the property ‘3
_ Elim Home Belle ii
““aeriaing Mrs A Ashl
, heart the tracks at ,
The storm hit! so e effect at Rattan“
,, guided
WEST' ORT.
Mrs. S Wheeler a visiting relatives
in Weston
Mrs Charles HarAris is visiting in
Bridgeport
John Stiilly.
much improwil
Mics Bridget McCAann. of Norwich, is
visiting Saiigittiich .
Di. Chapln ot SpAiingfiold. Mass,
hero with his familAy.
Miss Angie Post, of Wilton. has been
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Curtis Thompson. of Bridgeport,
has been visiting htArc
John Shields, of New York. is among
the recent arrivals lore
The Starch factor-A company are hair,
trig the water tank repaired;
laurcnce .lorgenrcu. of New York.
has been visiting fr ends here.
bridge street scliiol property is be-
ing fenced off on i ' t side
William Commisk .y . East Orange
N. ..,l isagueql of d .d Lelia. ..lr
(rear-gs mugs: a Stork is u \isi
tor at the home of iliiam Ilurlbiitt
Miss Josephine
York. is a guest at
.l. Frcil Cannon is
liavr» been watching
J. 1!. Morris liuii i
plat-.c iii (‘oirrpo by
bull t
Fred Salmon is bAing pushed for so
icctman by the yo rig voters of the
town
Iilr. rind Mrs. Chanting l’. Harris. of
Bridgeport. have bet Ii visiting Mr. and
Mrs Charles linii‘is
Mrs. James Floyd Kceicr entertained
her Sunday- schoel class of young ia-
dice Tuesday evening.
Ed. llubbt-ll of Sangniuck cxper is
to have a. new launtAh soon. it is be-
ing built by parties in Mianus.
, William P. .; ‘Stltlfiilimk bird as
his guests. to view A the yacht races.
Rear Admiral Henley and his wife.
The Rev. J. id. ’l‘uiilc, former pastor
of the Westpori‘ Congregational
Church, is visiting i 'illiam l-l. Burr.
The excursion to l’cwport will leave
Snirgntiick at 7:56 a..m. and leave Now-
port on return trip Art 4:05 p, m.
The lici. \i' llAilnics left ‘iiorrduy
for the Berkshires to spend two weeks.
llis prrlpii will be :Atipulied iicxi Stirr-
day
Mrs. George llum ierlund who has
been Ir sumnrct bunrdoi here for some
weeks has rctrrrnctA to her home in
Brooklyn.
lioli (,‘nriimiruiou aAervlcc was held at
M: 30 u m MonduyA at Holy Trinity
Fpisc opal (‘ huicb
'lioionrcw's day. A
Samuel chlcr. 'l‘iAnothy Merwirr, W.
K llirbbcll arid iluv‘ Viggiirs. who have
been camping at CtAimpo Beach have
returned to Wilton. A
The C. F. Society of Greens" Farms
Congregational (‘hutAcli holds a in“ 1
fete on the premierer of E. J. Taylor.
this afternoon and nv.cnlng
E. N. Sipporly huAs finished the ar-
teslan well hc was dAliling for Mr. Fes-
senden of Wilton. and has begun on
other on the same property
Herman Pctrie is planning for a
special festival at is pavilion Labor
Day, afternoon and n1 ght. A cake walk
is announced as one i t the features.
The Tempemncc and of Stratfoid,
composed of young 1 ion and led by ..i
M. Dormiin. assisted in the services of
the Methodist Chun h on Sunday.-
Rev Levi W liolm cs is outing in the
Berkshire Hills rs. Holmes and
daughter will visit friends at Shelton.
Ansonia. Waterbury and l.ltchtleld
during that time.
whoA has been iii. In
AS
among those who
the yacht races.
ecu improving his
listing now ferries
m
NOTES OF THE? SEA. SHORE.
n—I—in—
Tire cover on Russell Bailey's launch
at Hickory; ‘Bluii‘ wris rent during the
low. '
’ Miss Maggie Neeron and sister. of
-. Brooklyn are at the Hanna cottage
Belle island.
-.J Stanley Malonev has returned to
Brooklyn after a vAlsit ‘wlth Bernard
iarhoe zit Belle island. '
-.Mr Modett of New York.
is the
wrest of the Rev. \
Villiain James at
slanrl
Bartlett, are ea.
or of Providence
island.
removed a large
Mr. and Mrs E N
It their home in Bell-
H.‘ I. Rowliind ha
dumber of bushes A
well and back of the cottage of G.
' arnést Benton. of Belle island.
Trolley laborers are reiairlng thé
frocks in front of the Belle island eros-
Lear is hauling gravel to be used be-
-e Junction.
Tuesday evening. '1‘] e eléctricity rail-
‘od to materialize ant the entire grove
in point was lights syn s. e
ephone wires we uslness,
Ind the entire shore with out of com-
ties with Thai Newark;
One or the posts t It will tor-In {he
drifted to the new A . d projected by
. H. Easter on th east. side of the
Summit avenue i sin position.
Charles Stevens o
ion and will stiff“
fie other post
II soon as 'isprac‘
manic THAT confirm
tMIO of smell and completely dcrInge
«he wholI IyItoin when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such Irv
rucles should never be used current on
,tprescriptlons from reputable physic-
dons. II the damage they will do is ten
old to the good you can possibly do-
{live from them.
IWARI 0' OIN'I'MINTO FOR Gk"
‘ Ml HY '
. II mercury will surely destroy the
lion's Catnrrh Cure. cause we want you for a re ular
as it was St. liar '
n ar'r. H. Foster's.
sing. and another to ce is at work on; '
dire rails near the DA idge'. The work,
1.9!! did the“
_.—_
naacuso Iv strains.
NIVIi Mllitilmen in Role Of Lift Gav.
er. at lentlo Bay. '
CAMP REYNOLDS. iantic, Conn.
Aug. g7.»’i‘be officers no men or the
First Division. naval battalion, en-
unmped here are looking forward to
today' a duty. which will be in the
small boats on Niaiitic llny and pori
hops Long Island Sound The coast
drill will be it littlc iiiorc extended.
weather permitting.
Yesterday morning the Third Divis-
lon'parilcipated in the rescue of n
naphtha launch with it New London
party on board. The brunch was half
filled with water. and with ‘wnves
knocking her about like a leather was
in imminent danger of filling and sink-
ing. The machinery had become dis—
arranged and the people on board had
begun to despair of getting on dry land
again, when the disabled boat was
sighted liv thew airliiu‘ eyes on board.
the Eifildn. which bird the Third di-
vision oiit for lilH‘iitllte vro‘rk in the
small boats.
Lieutenant Coiiriiririiiler F. S. Coili-
wall was in conriiiuuti. With Lieui
hrodcric A. Bartlett of the Third di-
vision nccond in coriirnoml. Heading
for the small boat knorklng about
helplessly. the llfr'idii soon ran
alongside. A line was thrown out
and the iinperlllcd party was taken
on board. The Elir'idri tlicii towed the
launch into New lnirdun harbor. fiber
1
officers and men of the lilirldu were .
thanked profrrscly for their- timely as
sistiiuce.
SAVED A news LiFE.
Mrs. Captain H
lord, Del., says: “Brazilian Balm Inv-
ed my boy' I life. lie begnn just like
the one we lost with tronp We gave
him a few doseI. lie quickly dropped
to sleep and web all right in the morn
lng" For sale by it. 11 l'lalsted. F
ii Baxter. Ind The Clifford PhIr
mIcy.
liowMuy i hold your hand till the
car comes?
Shir—Oh this is or unexpected dear
(‘.iiiirlio The liil‘H lrrric stoppcd run-
ning on this street ion knew. wChlcago
News.
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PI nu Mining on. Timber. smelter Ind
imustrial Stocks niIklIi pow ll!" Large
[blunt and Profits. list and unlisted. our
specialty. Booklets givrng full informs-
tioii on application.
DOUGLAS LACEY & CO
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal Agents.
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange. 66 Breadway and
:7 New Street, New York.
E. BALDWIN BAMMITT, Manager,
Western New no land lunch: lien ur-
ten: Suits 60-69 hallo Dinahmrtiord.
Denney 8. Hull. Spools! Ropreuntativo.
Room 1. Lauder Building,
Iouui Walk, Conn. .
'iilordt'sm Place. ‘
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up '
Hubbard. of MIL “
' discovered to its artist that our best
. advertisements it has ever had have
. policy holders and we ate striving lb
” Ward in the Life insurance business.
Tireisirté sin.
for men, and
c.
The Periods
for firemen, .
combbiatt'on that has
no superior.
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The styles are (Specially
.r
4r 4. «an.» a.“ a semantic s AA.‘A- Mm: “fin-h an“.
,. .4 .ds‘» influx
manufactured by F J 'Chenoy a 00.]
‘ Toledo. 0., contains no mercury. and is
taken internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure
be sure you got the genuine. it is tak- '
en internally and made in Toledo, 0..
by F. J. Cheney Co Co. Testimonials
es.
Sold by Drugglsts.
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Price 75c per
soup rvivnm reactant.
Elli] AAililllilillBflilii
IllOUTH N0 IWALK. CONN.
Am
capital. voodoo ca
mitts. ‘ . :10 M9
Other Profits. 540.2 20.00
min Ii. more. mus-r;
Irons II. ratios. «on.
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John H. Form Hem‘ ‘CWVMU'
John H. Knapp coming FWD"!
John H. Light 8. H. Math.» ‘0"
Jodlab a. Marvin smear amnion“
iTo Order-—Wirrdow Shades. Pic-
J. Walim .mrvin. N.
Accounts Sellollod -
wt have a fine line at these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revelvers.
Ammunition Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
and.
.— all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
sort Supplies.
‘ gingivitis}. moist \ti
domsrocx
..‘~‘w:~ at Ma r mum
WATKINS
6 now.
Next Door Citg WUbrIry ,
112 wasntnorou eraser.
so urn ‘ttpawitLK
» rogue. M »
e’t‘o’rin Gaul Lite his: as:
collie gratitlo'usly from its satisfied
this agency to live up‘iio‘ a high sund-
For particulars one
rsso fuck it.
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CHOKE DINNER‘“ ME
‘ or rim. Rigid“!
uni-4M WWW»... -
isiio n
i to I little sensibld straight
forward talk about our claims on
your consideration.
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to make our
l
money out of it. We are not IIt- ’
isficd with the sale unless you are
'sstisfied with your purchase, be-
customer and a business friend.
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters” -
Supplies, Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tureI.ioc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe, a C.
Solid" rass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long. with fixtures, toc.
Oil Cloth Binding, Ioc. box.
.“Shure-Cut” Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
L. H; Beaker:
87 Washington Street. A“
South Norwalk, Conn.
, Telephone Connections.
Buy a Gas
Range,
l T’8 WORTH YOUR WHILE.
“I: PRICE “0.25 UP.
Cheapest and ficleanest fuel in
existence. \
Buy a GAB RADIAThfi
will glvefion just the extra“ his“:
.you need for the cooler weather
Have your house piped for
ILLUMINATING 0A8. it will
iglve you light and comfort at a
j'small cost. Inquire and see for
‘ Ayourself.
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A A postal card brings our rep-
treacntutlve.
concise—Loris FREE.
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i. tigf CO.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
and ii
19 rain fiiié‘fli- a”
“legion“ It am ‘Hw ,
Ann. Shed Inn. copper
i , and Zinc.
A“.
. .36 sears: min arm
rd; prim cicosilhsring dream we
as mine the first tension: not
Bibi IRDN GLAD
Enameled I
iditi‘ii’tii WARE.
L156 WATERST»
vacuums Mn”:
rigut'Qoolity.|
Four Coated.
Also.
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Stamford
Cor. North Moi
‘. PACE “VIN. ’
Ranges
11bit “
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and Walt Ito.
Piotr-II
run
(“It Ian‘-
rsIIonIbls- «not. lasting;
la Antioo— Jim-ail.
Mot
i tor ‘rully no- no film.
now you bud.
MFG CO.
9
by improved Iodbods. hm more
Gold. liner. Nichol. 00”
its“; WORM W I»;
mi.
mac. MMKIBBIN”
80. NORWALK.
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Our New Goods are
' new in stock.
‘ ll Iii-It mass In? soil
‘ ‘ I'll. out an.
no.
q*. i {that ’
HEATING.
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Allilliiiilii
To the Old Country.
by
' years n i in
i dogging patent
‘lequalzrogiwith‘ [In
and?
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am you soon oni- M a
,gmcnuonn annals! ’l ., A
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heats the mutt»
Four You‘d;
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