Bridgetpbrt on September 3
.w
m' W MW an“
as Washington a. to. Nomlk. or.
III! IRON ,WINI,
Pint t ,L .
The kind doctors recommend—~that's
all.
W
Don't Phil .LTOO Much
For LivincWell 1.
Bus Horst
FANCY, CREAMERY BUTTER.
23 all. lb.
FANCY NfiTIVS, POTATOES.
‘2! drops.
can our mus caseKsss
stains-15cm ‘
2 P'K’G. RBAY BITS for
25 cts.
TRY “VIC-OR," THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD 7 cts A PACKAGE.
A. STU L L,
24 co‘rrsos Avsuus.
EAST NORWALK.
up iiiiiibiili
- .liev: J.WW. Gs'iis will preach at the
Cranbury Chapel. Sunday.
Miss Lena Main...“ East Norwalk.
is visiting Miss Annie Smith, in George-
town.
Miss Annie Philip, of Brooklyn. is
visiting'E. L. Curr, of Gregory Boule-
vurd.
Rev. E. Cunningham led the prayer
meeting at the Advent Church last
night.
The regular business meeting of the
Advent Christian Church will be held
Thursday, September 3.
Misses Lottie and ida iioscgood, of
East Norwalk. have been the guests
of friends in Southport.
Captain McNett. of the local Salva-
tion Army. 'will speak at the Advent
Christian Church, Sunday.
Robert Thompson, the bicycle and
lawn mower repaitier. has moved from
Rowan street. to 252 East avenue.
Everett Jackson will lead the meet-
ing of the Junior Band to be held this
evening in the East Avenue Methodist
Church
Several outings which had been plan-
ned for this week by East Norwaik
people were postponed on account of
the weather.
Several East Norwalk people went
out in boats to see the wreck of the
schooner Willie L. Newton, at Green's
Reef. yesterday
th. Wfina’vis Will attend a camp
meeting-i lien week. at White River
Junction Vermont. He will start Mon-
day and will return the latter part of
the week.
The prayer meeting held at the Ad
vent ‘Chi'istian Church last night was
led by Rev, E. Z Ellis or Danhury. it
was well attended and the meeting was
enthusiastic.
Theta will be a special meeting at
Maydbwar Hook and Ladder Company
tonight to make the final arrangements
torrthe fltendance at. the Old Home
Week phrade of firemen to be .hek'l‘ll"
e
East: Norwaik Fire Police will head the
line mm the Oriental Drum Corps of
Standard will furnish the music for the
occasion. The firemen will march
from their quarters here to the South
Norwsilt depot and take the 12: 02 train
There will probably be over 60 men in
line. , ~
mBodily pain loses its terror if
you vs a battle of Dr. Thomas‘ Eclec-
tric Oil In the house. instant relief
in cases of burns. cuts, sprains. accl
dents of any sort.
, ’ROWAYTON.
Chester La Mar has moved from Row-
ayton to South Norwalir.
Mr. Albrecht is building a new house
_ on the pretty road leading from Dar-
in to Rowayton.
um Abbie Ogden will return to her
home id Brooklyn tomorrow after a
Visit With Kr. and Mrs. George Scott.
A G. balls and son have completed
the workgof painting and decorating
thovinterlor of the Middle Five Mile
Rivoi‘ School and the building is in ex-
cellent shape for the beginning of the
fall term.
Mrs. anrani and daughter of Mora
lngside Heights New York, returned
yesteitda'y to their city home after
spending Several days as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sharron, of
‘ Rowayto'a.
Hooteaant Charles H. Oakes. of this
plsoa has resigned his position at
In Darlen, and will again be
come chef at Dorlou' s Point, with Mr.
Vilma. who hag been employed there
this , ,t Cakes i
tugs low at Island
'mainder of the season.
gym 1).}. unspent pl?“ w in
mom
Cantrell ue:t
of Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Cantrell recent-
iy.
ySelectman iluymond has been super. ,
intending the painting of king's lcnd ‘
bridge
.I. B. Morehohutl‘ has been improving
his grounds and walks by clearing and
soddiug.
lira-Lonny Monroe and daughter. ~
Miss Lucy,
i..cwisboro
Deputy Sheriff Johb W Sculley. of
South
on busieas
t.‘ harlcs H. Seeley arrived home F32!-
dny. from a stay with his parents iii;
the Adirondacks.
are visiting friends in
MIs. John C. Mather, of Newton, is “
visiting her aunt. Mrs. lsuac Selleck.
ilrooitside Avenue
Miss Hook and Miss Windas, of New
York, are boarding with Mrs. F. H.
Fairbapkp. this summer
William Chalmers was in South Nor-
walk yesterday and Mrs. Chalmers
visited bore for the day.
Sunshine Lodge. of Durien, received
a handsome Estey piano. a few days
since, the gift of the Estey Piano Com-
pany.
Mrs. Harper Bethei. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Clock and Mr. Freudenthai
are visiting at the home of George
liates.
The. Sunshine Society, of i’elham.
sent one little boy from New York
this season to enjoy life at Sunshine
Lodge.
Miss Jennie Fairbanks has been en~
toying her vacation at Lake Mohawk
and Newpaitz N Y.. where she spent
last week.
Mrs Joseph E. Morehouse and
daughter. Miss Helen. are the guests
of Mrs. Morehouse‘s sister. Mrs
(‘I'harles E. Vail, in Orange County, N.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. French and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. F. Y.
Mathis and niece. Hazel MacKcnsie.
of Noroton Heights, have just return-
ed from a three weeks’ stay at their
camp in Maine. where they had excel-
lent luck fishing. and returned fill:
of enthusiasm for Maine and the tint
sport there. They considered it an
ideal place for a summer vacation.
Reports of the wrecks caused by
Tuesday's storm continue to arrive.
The latest is the news that the beau~
tifui great tent for the children at the
James and Harriet Wood Sunshine
Lodge of Dsrien is a total wreck, Sev-
enty children were in the tent at tin
time of its fall. but all escaped unhurt.
Mrs. Wood reports that they thought
more of the loss of the large apple
tree and apples than of the tent.
Clearing up the debris from the
storm still continues and the town is
beginning to regain some of its former
well kept appearance. The electric
lights were still out of business yes-
isrday.-aud had not. been repaired this
morning, so it is fair to belleVe that
this evening will be spent in utter
darkness. The wires in Stamford are
in such a condition as to take all the
time of the men there who have not-
been able to get out to Darien at all
as yet.
The ’i‘illey place is very beautiful.
this summer. with bright red gerani-
ums growing in profusion above and
below great ledges of gray rock. day
iiliies and hydrangcus in bloom near
the lake, in which may be seen dis-
porting the graceful white swan or
group of little ducks of iridescent
hues. while‘wootlcd hills in the dis-
tance and flourishing corn fields near
by, with ever and soon a rushing ex-
press give a farinatiug combination
of rural quiet and city life.
in 1865 Miss Myru J. Davis came to
Darlen and Noroton by recommends-
tion of Rev. John Spaulding, of Bible
House. to trustees of Soltiicrs' 01*
phans' Home here at "Elmwood." For
over forty years, she labored faith-
fully. and now, after fifty-five years
of teaching. she has returned to the
home so dear to her. to told her man-
tle about her, and at “Cednrwild.” un-
der the care of Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch.
she says she “will await the call.“
Her friends say: “God grant she may
spend here many years of the happy
rest she so richly deserves.
uo'rss‘or THE SEA snoaa.
S. B, Sturges, of Cannon, spent Sun-
day with friends at Belle Island.
'1 be family of C. J. DeWitt. of North
Wilton, are camping at Belle island.
Cornelius Woglum. of New York. is
spending a few days at Old Well Cot-
tage.
Miss Tessie Canning has returned to
Roton Point. after two days' trip to
New York
John J Snellback, who has several
attractions at Roton' Point has secured
John Sheridan to assist him for the re-‘
, Messrs. Demorest and Warbletol
have returned to New York, after a
stay at Elim Home, Belle island.
The yacht Nylked with B. F. DeKlyn
and party on board has been on a
cruise to Atlantic Highlands and was
also at the yacht races yesterday.
Edward Brown of Hillside cottage
Belle island. is making a number of
improvements to his property app wilt
soon have one of the ilnest residue“
in the vicinity.
A union picnic of he Wilton Colt;
n gregationai and North‘Wilton and Olin ed ,
"‘ . . , Last night the C. E. society of ‘
«(—
orwslii. was in town yesterday i
sweet odor
mutated ITBorax
Cannons have been the guests during!
the last two Weeks of Belle island;
Home c.0ttagc of Ebenezer lioyt, of
Ridgeiield
WESTPORT.‘
F. M. Salmon is oil on a week's vaca-
tion trip.
Rev. J. E. Coley. of liamdcn, is a
visitor here.
Kari A. Dolgc spent last Sunday in
Mt Vernon.
George H. ’i‘uley has gone on an
European trip.
A party of New Yorkers are camping
on Hall's island.
Mrs. Frank Crane of Bridgeport, was
a recent visitor here.
Miss Elizabeth Walls of New Britain,
is the guest of Mrs. E. J. Taylor.
The launch Ssyonara. is anchored off
the Sturges float, (lrcens Farms.
Mrs. Neil Mitchell is entertaining
Mrs. George Bicknor, of New York.
Miss Russell. of MeadviUe, i’a., has
been visiting Miss Dorothy Adams.
The heater in the cur burns is being
overhauled preparatory" for winter use.
The Saugatuck Methodist Sunday
school picnic yesterday, Stratford may.
R. M. Post and wife have returned
from a visit with relatives in Manches-
IOI‘.
About fifteen residents of this place
went on the excursion to Newport, to
day.
l). W. Searcr and wife returned
home Monday from the White Mourr
tuins.
Hanford Burr and family, who have
been visiting returned to Springfield.
Mass.
1‘. Mrs. George St. John has rcturncd
home from a visit with friends in New
Haven.
Edward Songs, of Waterbury, has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. 1|].
Sturges. ,
New heaters are to be placed in both
the Fast and West Ssugutuck school
buildings.
Miss Mary Adams
home from a visit with
Gray at Ansonia.
The Juanita Outing club of East Nor~
walk. will hold 9. clam bake at Compo
Beach, on September 5.
Mrs. W. S. Rogers and children. who
have been visitiug bcrc, lcit Mondai’
for their home in Smmour.
Mrs George ln‘vcrctt and children
have gone to Florence. Mass. for .I
visit to her sister and brother.
Final preparations have been made
by the Westport lire department for al-
tending the celebration in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Mary Huributt, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Price. in Brooklyn, has returned home.
The weekly prayer meeting of
Greens Farms Congregational church
will be held in the chapel this even
ing.
The Misses Ophelia and Myrtillu
Taylor have returned home from a
three weeks' outing at Lake Mohigun.
N. Y.
Walter Peck and Austin Wakcmnn
are endeavoring to get a week’s pleas-
are out of life camping on Cockenoe‘s
island.
Mrs, Ebenezer Coley, formerly of
Saugatuck, now residing in Chestnut
Hill who has blood poisoning, is re-
covering.
The Advent Sunday school of East
Norwalk. passed through here Wednes-
day morning on the way to Seaside
park Bridgeport.’
Dr Dow Beebe and wife of Bridge-
lIas returned
M rs. James
, port, who have been visiting .st the
bone of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones for
some time. have returned home.
Editor Jones of the Westport Herald
viii attend the trial and inspection of
i thi Lake submarine boat Protector
w ch takes place in Bridgeport today.
wing to ill health Miss Reauey has
ban compelled to tender her resigna-
timi as teacher in one of the schools.
At}: a recent meeting of the board of
education the resignation was accept-
.“fi Ground l'armu Congregational church
M Ito. artisans id to
for Wednesday. was:
Mar? Verde,
Wrench; lass ans. sensual “
Nogwalkil MI- and In 0;?
n
sue-ta of “fi- film au-
a cottage, Bella is-
, . held a business meeting at the home
m’ amiss Bessie Blrge for the purpose
of- completing plans tor the coralng'i'lh
is aartv.‘
ougthecssestoco absinthe
Sgtember term of the urinal coin
is a following: John Olson of Chi
charm with breaking into the
h- as of London ‘.Ketcham in West
.. _2, and stealing agold ring will be
. .. to piss on the ohms! burglary.
on In another baseball game sche-
. . . for Ssturds! between nines of
.. ried men here and Saugstuck. The
. a will be ”W1. on the Nash held
..cluie tidied with sun was mm the
of the stat ‘
zoo steam resinous wrru
'iil"
xcsoa mammalw
I
write lts for our 24 page“ Iiibstrsted catalogue. giving description
of over 300 premiums, whlch we give free for the trade-
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SGOURINO SOAP- Address
David 'S.‘Bllrown QlCo.
515! 8t. 5: North Rivor
NEW YORK CITY
cr,a the proceeds am to help swell the
fund for a water limit in Suugatuck
The residence or J. ll Morris at
Compo [leach had a nar'm escape
i from a serious flrc \‘t sielduv afiernon.
[A bolt of lightning came into the
dwelling over a It'li‘llholli' wire and
set tire to the beams in the cellar.
Prompt action saved the house and the
fire company was not called.
WILTON.
Bridget Moriariiy, of Beidcu Hill, is
quite ill.
Mrs. D. it. Lumbcrt returned to
Gouhen on Monday.
Mr, Merrislees bus rciurued to New
York. from Cannon.
Mrs. A, Gregory has returned from
an outing at Belle lsiund.
Miss S, ’i‘heicklc. or llsnbury. spent
Sunday with Mrs. llmljamin Brown.
Miss Edith Holmes, of Elmira. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ii. 6. Thomson.
Miss Agnes ()gdcn. of i’ussuic. N. J..
is the guest for u truck of Miss Elsie
Miller.
Mists .lutkson umi \liss lulunie Jack-
son of the city arc guest:~ of Mrs. J.
B. Sturges.
Mrs Frank Weston has been spend-
inih the past week uillt friends in
Grccnwich.
Will Olmstcad llllr the contract for
painting St. Mllllllt‘ll"h rectory and has
begun work.
Miss lielcn Storms spent a few days
this week in Rowuyton. visiting Miss
Ruth Thomcs.
Dr. F. l). Sturgcs rcturncd Wednes-
day, from a visit to New York. Red
Hunk and Lurchmont;
Mrs. J. lit-Ewen llet’fs'lms rcturucd
from a visit in Lyme. with her sister.
Mrs. Cailu-rinc liunuiug.
Miss .losio Stommcll is spending a
few days with friends ul "island
liomo" Collage. Belle llillllltl.
Mr. licrbcrt Ogden will deliver one
of his series of popular ictturcs in (bi
(ongngulionnl (‘hurib Sunday crou-
ing August Rth.
Fred l. Sturgcs has returned from
his vacation which hi' spent at Atlan-
tic (‘ity and other points of interest
along the Ncw Jersey roast.
A most cnioyablc whist party was
given in the Town Hall. Wednesday
evening. for the library piano fund.
Six tables were filled. 'l‘bc prize win-
ucrs were Edward Ecklund, first; Miss
A. E, Carpenter. second, and Mrs. Cro—
i'ut. third: no consolation.
Mrs. Edward Olmstcsd, accompanied
by Mrs. A. W. Merwin and daughter.
Miss Alice, left town on Wednesday, to
visit fricnds in (.‘olcbcster. and attend
the celebration of the two hundredth
anniversary of the settlement of that
place.
The Summer Whist Club was enter-
tained Tuesday afternoon. by Mrs.
Carlton Wiggins. Four tables were illi-
cd. Prizes were awarded to Mrs, Fes-
senden. Miss Mary F. Gregory, Mrs.
George Miller and Mrs. Frank Com-
stock. Mrs. J. McEwcn Brits received
the consolation prize.
Despite the uncertain wcuther. the
lawn party held last week on the
premises of H. G. Thomson. fully sn-
swered the expectations of the patrons.
Seventy dollars was realized on the
saieof fancy articles and the not pro—
ceeds will be over 8100 to be devoted
to St. Matthew's Church interests.
A party of forty. including Zion Hill
Methodist Sundayschooi, of Cannon.
Joined Wilton Congregational Sunday
school on a picnic to Rotou on Tues‘
day' The severe shower in the after-
noon seriously interfered with the
day's enjoyment. the excursionlsts
’crowding every available shelter to es-
cape the effects of the electrical storm.
if
t‘ emu can RETURN TO woax.
NEW, HAVEN. August 38--Concern-
ing the strike of the 875 shoemaker-s
employed by i. Csudee and Company.
Superintendent Pierce says that" all or
,e girls might return to Work it they
shed and a satisfaCtol‘! settlement
Wt! be made. lie believed that the
Tester number now out wished to re-
am and they will be protected should
ey do so. The girls hold muting
and formed a union. Toni ht slim
the factory and it is fiaderstood
at an attempt will be made to start
a sympathetic strike.
0-..-
:1
MOBILE. Ale... August asunder“
my!!! up to midnight from the
fission! Democratic antenatal-iii
it show 1 m for Var-dam.
if.“ he a meeting of all the employ» ‘ 7
mustard»: asylum aura. _>
“3%"
TAHRH THAT CONTAIN
ii t:Jilli‘mmlRY d tr th
as In rcpry w re y as by a
sense of sins ammuplotsly derango
the white system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces, Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
rescriptions from reputable physic-
as as the damage they will do is ten
old to the good you can possibly do
ive from them. llall' s Catarrh Cure.
anufactured by F J. Cheney & C0.
oledo. 0.. contains no mercury and is
taken internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Hall's Cntarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. it is tak
n internally and made in Toledo, 0.
§y F, J. Cheney it 00. Testimonials
res.
Sold by Druggists.
bottle.
» Hull's Family Pills are the best.
i’rico 75c per
soup sub races-firm.
.Ciiuiiaiinnaiiianit
Capital. 1100.000. no
Surplus. 5100. 000. 00
bum Profits. 345.200. oa
JOHN I. FERRIS. I’leldeai.
JACOB II. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORI:
John H. Ferris Henry Isymour
John H. Knapp Christian Bwsrts
John H. Li M I. H. Msthswso
Josiah R. urvln Samuel Grumms
, J. Wallace Marvin. '
W
, Accounts Sollolud
Hammocks. ,
We have a fine line or these
goods at very reasorable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Taiiklé .
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re.
sort Supplies.
COMSTOCKi
WATKINS
8' DOW,
Next Door City Library.
112 wnsmmrou srnsar.
s‘ourH soawsut.
Phone. 4”.
m ’ -
The Conn, Gen‘l Lifeglns. Co. has
discovered to its profit that the best
advertisements it has ever had have
come gratitiously from its satisfied
policy holders and We are striviagfin;
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life insurancoibuslnsss.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. Flinn.
General Agent
u. sum-t rssou’sou.
Special Agent,
United Bank Building, So. Norwallr.
m
Tel. Call 073.
Gregorys Pout
WALK, «an. ; 5 '
a ”3le ___',_,",
ssoas Smith's Asa sill soon
or an. lawns. icoouuo '
,ro auras. ..
ssrmuo mo mama ,
urn houses 1'b km av CIA
,:
lawn: or omrusuri son and
it
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4 7 DAVID W. RAYMOND.
to a littlbised'blble‘. straight-
orward talk about our claims on
your consideration. ‘
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to make our.
money out of it. We are not sat-
isfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase, he-
causc we want you for a re lar
customer and a business friend.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies, Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. roc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures, 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding. Ioc. box.
.."Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
10 CTS.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING.
.li. Dec ker
s7 ’wasptlifitsji stitcflf’f‘.“
outh ‘Norwsilr. ’
Telephone Connections.
Buy a Gas .
Range,
IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE.
PRICE 010.25 UP.
Cheapest and cleanest fuel in '
existence.
Buy a GAS RADIATOH . it .
will give you just the extra beat
you need for the cooler weather, "
Have your house piped for
lLLUMINATlNG GAS. it will
give you light and comfort at a ‘
small cost. inquire and see for .;
yourself. '“ ' -
A postal card brings our rep-
resentative. .
CONN@CTIONS FREE.
Conn. R’w’ y &
L’t'g Co. ‘3
run” oral Director“ ‘ "
and Embalmer.
til North Main. St. loath Nor-wan
Residence. l Cruse-t 'lisrraoa.
Telephone at house. an. ..
but i: Variety g;-
‘ PLUMBING.”
‘ lunar.
Holman.
”mus '
‘n. .'
inSlled Iron. Copper '.
and Zinc. " ' "
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~ so a... stain sin-:5
Conn. »
WBUY lRON GLAD
rites saves.
Enameled a
' Fir-t Quality. |
F'pur Coated.
Alao,
Stamiofliiaugos‘
Horaceli Nari
Cor. North Main
and Wool: Stu.
Motors; ‘
'tarrsailysssaoulpclor. nlsdly
56 murmur”
'Ione Ilt
PLII TING
by improved methods. scans. lore
reasonable-mom‘lamag. ‘
Gold.:silver.Nloksl. 003”" ll
so Antique Broom
in. our lagiaad mu '0:
slow. you silo. small it
" THE o. N. McKlBBBV
. are co.
so. NORWALK.
‘ Punting,
1|
, and Money Orders payable ally-
, where in 3W: Isl; all. a!
-' lowest taut, ; 1.,
rectum. ms.
au't
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"; navamussaosrmd l‘ 5"‘l
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Our New Goods are
noWin stock.
. .
Paper Hangpg,
Decanting.
libel AVGIIIIOr‘ WNW“
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Gas and Steals TIMI. tr
MOI. » WW2
monsoon mess: it!
no poses a‘ screams , " ,
company. {out ,9
it. was arson. comm.»
HEIIillllEi
To the Old Country-Draft.
rim.
noon II. wrung.
facsimile Other
by Four Yeas-am 1
The residence or Thomas
Smith 65 Osborn av
Not-walk was painted “a
~ bit and also band
Wm bidfit
“$300!. Stiles: nasbw
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