clans.
'gc‘sbo‘t‘l‘le: : [Kr 25%.
I. a vote .
halibut «runaway.
'0! Winning!“ 0t. .9 Norvililt. 0t.
Dou‘ti’aii TooMuclr
For Living Weill
Burl lithe!
, V ._.......
FANCY CREAMIRY BUTTER.
23 on. lb.
FANCY NATIVI POTATOEG.
’ 22 etc. pk.
OUR BEST MILK CRACKEOS
2 lbs ior 15 oil.
P'K'G. REAY BITS
25 cu.
TRY “VIOOR,” THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD 7 ctl A PACKAGE.
LA. STU LL,
: 24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
r,.' EAST NORWALK.
lid-8T Iillilitllli
2 for
Mrs. John H Cole is visiting In New
York
‘ The steam yacht Nylked was in the
Vliarbor, this morning, coating up.
. Miss Lina Taylor, who has been In
.Bridgeport, has returned to lrer home
here.
: Richard Denny has returned to New
\York after spending the summer in
:East Norwaik.
It. The Radel Company's steamer Me-
’dea will take part in the Old Home
Week naval parade.
Mrs. Anna Phillips has returned to
thaw home in‘ Brooklyn, after a very
‘pleasant visit with relatives in this
place.
' St. Paul's Mission will hold Its an-
nual excursion tomorrow to Conipo
: Beach, where the day will be spent In
. a pleasant manner by those wlro attend
the affair.
A meeting of the lschodn Club will
be held at their clubroonrs this even-
. us. Business of importance will come
“up for the consideration of the mem«
ers.
Arrangements are progressing nice.
y for the outing and clam bake of the
uanita Uuting Club. at Compo lleach,
atnrday afternoon, September bill. It
s is expected that quite a number will
ing their suits and go in bathing.
Archie Kemper, deckhand on the
teamer Hampton resigned his post-
ion with the boat Saturday. He was
it New York when he felt (allt‘tl upon
0 sever his connections with a life
it the rolling deep.
The regular monthly business meet~
ing of the Sunday school of the East
Avenue Church was held last evening.
t. the home of Miss Cerile Osborn. In
shorn avenue. Rev. Edward (‘rrn—
iugharn reviewed the lessons for the
,month.
William Wicke Is mourning the loss
this St. Bernard dog. which for years
as been the mascot of Mayflobrcr
Hook and Ladder Company the ani-
mal will be missed in the front of the
Company at the Old Home Week par-
, de, but William A. Bronson's dog has
>ibeen chosen as mascot to take the
lace of the dear departed.
3, The annual picnic of the Epworth
League of the East Avenue Methodist
:Church‘. will be held on Nauvoo island,
“but Day, September 7th. Each mem—
er of the League Is privileged to in-
ltc friends. The members and their
friends will probably be taken to the
stand by the launches of J. C. Hawk
3an and H J Iiipson. A tub race may
be one of one attractions
ROWAYTON.
Rev A. L. Hubbard and mother are
pending the day in New York.
The Hose Company will hold a cream
ale tomorrow night. at their quarters.
Mr. and Mr's. W. F. Ambler and son
Tracey, rcturn‘é‘d last night, from a
visit in Quogne, L. 1.
Mrs. E. L. Kennedy, of Brooklyn. is
he gum of Mr; and Mrs. William
ushhran, Logan street.
Minis M. Emma Cushman is spending
a few days In New York the guest of
her brother W. E on an.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles :Pinkney have
cloned to their home in Brooklyn af-
ter a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs.
William Pinkney.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meta-
a. llltxpiucopni Church. continued their
.5 sale. last evening, and succeed-
1:0 disposing of all the cream on
Ohhrlea Crockett. .who has been
filling a month’ 5 vacation with his
:, Ilr. ind Mrs. Franklin Crook-
returned to his duties In Prov-
. R. i. ,
members of hhh‘rmtln‘nce Hook
der Company are requested to
- morning. to secure lléti- uni:
‘ W and get in line for the march to
’clocigtra
«as J. Peiihéli. ill-other of John
. naell of Rmyton. who has
teaching innate at Memphis.
' the past four years. is on his
, ith his family to Walla Walla.
" l I - ‘ n. where be lit trccupy the
of vocal Instruct It Whit-
“:ud’gw‘m‘ mananshing-
fiemTfnltei‘lJm ”On the way
6:} reaching that town they outwit
MOW tin mil vs .
tilt dirt: or '
tirl ill and "
. fr «lids are off on a cruise.
t. the quarters bolore‘! include .
respectfully asked “Is iliist 9 read to
Jerusalem?" “No it Is not!" answw-
ed the girl In white. "Can you tell on
how to get there?" parent I the driv-
er. “i can.” interposed the girl in blue,
"just keep on {bill road 'til‘ you come
to the fort. tur‘n to "rout'lm and you’ll
find it bridge when you trot to the nihi-
dle of the br dgo Jump off: in live min-
utes you‘ll be as near Jerusalem as
you'll ever got."
W
oa‘sn'nt AND noaoron.
Harry Oberrandur and it party at
he Knowllbn Fifti and Drum (tarps
will 80 to liritigeport. Thursday.
the condition of Magistrate Matt. at
New York t‘c'rnains about the some. '
The selectmen held the re gurar
weekly meeting yesterday and trans-
acted business.
About thirty children from the Sun-
shine Home were sent back to New
York yesterday. ‘
A. new stoop Is being Iurill on tho
store occupied by Mi'iiuAluxander Fe-
ris. in Railroad avenue.
Stephen O'Dcli expects to move illio
the apartments ov‘or Wood’s market
formerly occupied by J. P. Drummer.
Potatoes are said to be rotting In
the ground as the result of the wet
weather at Just the time they should be
harvested. :
Bennie St. Jello started for New Ha~
ven Sunday, brit missed his connections
and has postponed the trip until some.
more favorable opportunity
With the aeriatarrce of Royal Wood
and Harry Perkins, J P. Brummct Is
at last lustalie In his new house and
is enjoying ltf ‘with deep satisfaction
Some needed filling Is being placed
in the road in front of the ,poshotiice
The roads on both sides of the railroad
track wash badly in storms and a cob-
ble paycmcnt is the only thing which
will last in that particular spot.
Charles H. Sceiy, of Wee ilurn. has
entered the tournament for the golf
championship of the United States.
which commenced at Garden (‘in to-
day Seely spent most of August
camping in the Adirondacks and ought
to be in good condition for the week it
play
A special meeting of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company is called for this ev-
ening to make the last arrangement for
the trip to Bridgeport. Thursday. The
truck will be taken to that. city by u
pair of .horses and will be there in
time t the parade. The details of;
sturtin and probably a preliminary'
drill will be held this evening Eaglel
Hook and Ladder Company‘s friends
will be proud of them as they see them
in line.
There will be complaint made to the
health authorities regarding a nuisance
which exists right in the center of tire
town. Carloads of fertilizer are
brought in and put on the side track
with the result that the whole center of
the town is inundated with a most pro-
fane and unhnllowed smell to the lit-
ter abandonment of eating meals until
the carload ls carted away to some
form on 0x Ridge or elsewhere. it
Is probable that legal steps will be
taken in the matter.
" CRANBURY.
Charles Bouton. of Brooklyn,
calling on friends Sunday.
Allen Burton, of Long Island City.
spent Sunday at his home here.
Silas Sherwood. of Bridgeport. is vis-
iting his father. W. II. Sherwood.
Miss Bertie Van Hooscar Is sprouting
her vacation at Greenfield. Massachu-
setts.
William Wellnitz is visiting friends
and relatives in New York and Long
island.
Mrs, Syivosttr Youngs of Newtown
avenue. spent last week with friends
on Long Island.
The little daughter of Robert (‘lreg~
ory, who has been seriously ill. is
much improved.
The Misses Madeline and licryi
Crook are visiting their uncle. 'i‘iromns
Brown. in Easton.
Frank Wlilmott, of New York. and
daughter Florence. spout Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory.
Mrs. Harriet Benton, who is ill at
the home of her son. George Bouton.
remains about the same for the past
Week.
Miss Charlotte Adluns and Miss
Maude Fosdick, who have been visiting
relatives here for the past three weeks
returned to their home in Bridgeporn
Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Adams. who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs Minnie Greg-
ory, the past two weeks, returned to
her home in Bridgeportwllonday. Miss
Jennie Cronk accompanied her.
Newton Fillow entertained a large
party of his young friends on Monday
evening, It being the fifteenth anniver-
sixty of his birth The grounds and
veranda were prettily decorated about
his home with boating and Japanese
lanterns and foliage, music and games
were enjoyed, and a bountiful collation
was served. He received many gifts
as mementos of the day.
As the Danbury band has been on-
gaged to go Lb Bridgeport Labor Day,
with the Central Labor Union, or its
excursion, the Gentlemen’s Driving
Club of Daubury. has ensued the Dr».
enpca Band. of Ridgeileld, to furnish
cit‘the race meet at the Fair
Gf'biindu; Monday; The band has been
Willi
w h a series of weekly outdoor con-
. and comes well‘rectlmmendéd it
w: give a short parade before start-
d' i"for till: Fall‘Gmifllds, and will play
‘ an. is races; The e on n the
are: closed last night. To ephnibe‘r of
entries received was large, find a
prbsra g; ppm-t: is assured.
' wnsrpna'r.
.Gnult Brotb'eilijhi ' Received, : two
bane: of cool.
"leggy h." returner! here from
dilidt'lhygmbdng made to the
e ertaining Ridgedeld this summer ,
@e‘wlm‘to belopenedin ’ . hi!
: l‘i.
: if“: quality
aroma 01'
in the
'17»
THE CIGAR th s proud
of its name, because its
is always the same.
only smoke that
hover changes in
The Largest Selling
Brand of Cider!
it (In SIT-elm?
Protection ,
in price.
World
Baud" . :.
L by their firm.
HOW’B THIB?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rs.
ward for any case of Caturrh that. can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh ‘Oure.
F‘. J CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0
We. the undersigned. have known F.
.I. Ciro up for the Inst 16 years. and be-
have 9him perfectly hottflable In all
business transactions anti financially
able on carry but any oblMlops made
wpsl'ro it Tltlwix Wholew Drugglsis
cello m
WALDINGO, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Caiorrh (‘ure is taken inter-
natty, acting directly rrpou the blend
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75¢ per
bottled Sold by all druggieis.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. .
.3, . ' ‘1 C
,
soup awn neonatal.
Brig
UTH NORWALK. OONN.
have returned
I’lukiram
cheater
W ll Smith has secured a position i
with the Southern N. E Telephone Co. i
Mrs W Wheclock ofNew York was I
n wu'iil visitor with Mrs. H. J Taylor
Mrs. Ficdlor of Broad River. has
been the guest of Mrs. George ii. 81.
John.
Charles ll. (‘inrk and wife of Scran-
ton l’a.. are guests at the home of S
I I (‘otlct
The Misses Fannie and May Itcckly
of Pawtueket. R I. _ are guests of Mrs.
W. H. Smith.
lsanc Wnkcmao is having a float
constructed to be moored south of Surr-
l:iituck bridge.
lior'ic (‘Irnpierfi 0. E. 8.. holds its first
meeting since the summer holiday, to-
nior'l‘bw night.
Mrs. havens and daughters, of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. are guests of Mrs.
Margaret Sniffer).
Lucius Fanning, of Riverside avenue.
has been suffering with an attack of
quillsy sore throat.
Seth Downs anli Louis Envrard.
with their families. of Dunbury, have
been camping on (‘ompo Beach
The purtv of young men have brok.
en camp on C-otkenoe island not re
turned home to East Norwaik.
F. M. Raymond leaves this week for
Snratoga, N, vi’.. to attend a convention
of international Street Railways.
On account of the rain the game
of baseball between the two married
men‘s clubs bad to be postponed.
'l'hc Iv‘at Men's (‘lub which has sev-
eral Westpurt member-r will hold its
annual reunion and shore dinner at
Itoton Point on September 3d.
William and Edward Walsh, so re—
port says. are soon to start a (log ken.
net on Imperial avenue. Already they
have several wcll lu'cd dogs to board.
Owen Fucncy lure returned from a
trip to Providence. when: he has been
:titt‘lltllili: the convention of the Pork
esters. llanici i‘. McKcnnu. of tiri:
place, one of the Connecticut dele—
gates. has also but u in' attendance.
Tire funeral of Mrs. Cornelius Drls~
coll who died at lrer borne. on Strai-
ford avcuuc. Bridgeport, on Wednes-
day. was held from the church of the
Assumption. on Saturday. Cornelius
Ilrlscoli formerly lived in Westport.
The Fire and Water published in
New York state had a synopsis of the
career. as volunteer fireman. of Jmn
S. Jones. of Westport, who was re-
cently elected for the twentieth time.
as secretary of the Connecticut Fire-
mcn‘s Association.
There is on exhibition in the win-
dow of Cannon‘s pharmacy. Main
street. a pair of old andirons that
have been continuously in the (fan-
uon family for the past two hundred
years. They are brass mounted and
are attracting a great amount of at-
tcntion. :
The. juvenile fever. political. has got
Iroid of this communitr and there is a
cry for “younu blood" to direct the
town affairs. A change is badly need-
ld. young or old and there is a growing
belief that with the coming election
limited as are the town gifts it will be
1 sweeping one.
Miss Su‘sah‘ O'Neil. of Waterbury.
who was the attorney for Mrs. Mary
Ill. Wright Smith during some of her
litigation, and who purchased the
property for met-iv owned by the lady.
on Wright street. was in town yes-
terday, and made arrangements to im—
prove the some. The small house that
stands next to Wesley Perry‘s resi-
dence is to be moved back. and the
large house thoroughly renovated.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
George G. Godwin returned to New
York today. after a few days‘ visit at
'Belie island.
Walter. J. Strohmeycr Tait Belle Is-
land today, for a few days' visit in
New York c l.ty "
Rodney Burnett. of New York, in
spending two ‘eeks at the Hanna cot.
organelle Bolhkltnd.
R. I". enter and family. of 75 Town
Hill avenue, Danton, are at Bell II-
land to Spend a f
Alfred The“; of
log his mother Mu. Loqu Teeth, at
mm color boils-rm
mum Mi and “slim no.
iory. with h Berle Inland re.
turned to New York. yesterday.
Joint E. Hunt and faintly. who spent
to Port- l
“n. . .
ew York. to visit-
Augua’t at the Clinton Bevin. Belle ll- '
..._‘
high a tutti irritant Pitt;
1‘ he Great uni-rivet All Vegetabk Contain no Mitten".
THEY OPERATE 0N BOWELB.
LIVER. KIDNBYS‘AND BLADDERI
"All li' "right—far Alon Winn Ila/j- (’rnrury"
iTUTE MINER8..
RELIEF FOR 0531
M—
Captain Perkins Wants Permission to
Look After 100 Man.
TACOMA. Wash. Sept. I.‘-( uptuln
Perkins. comnrundi Lg the II niiod
States post at Fort Egbert on the Yu-
kon. has wired the War Department for
authority to send a relief expeditionl
to thin impoverished trainer s who started
In July on a five hundred mile trip
iltrough a tracklcss wilderness fronr‘
Nazinu River In the. Copper River val.
ley to Tatiana River. thence to l’ukon.
Miners hurried rrio Nazina last
spring only to flint that placer pros-
pects there were workable only by hy-
draulic mining on a large scale. licar-
lug of a new strike on the 'l‘annna HIV-
or they started ovonand. carrying but
small supplies, supp using that provis-
ions could be purchased or several trad-
ing posts on route.
'l‘lircc minors wore
vatlon by lienry Ilru
plorlug the Alaska mineral zone for
the Rothschilds and London Explora-
tion Company. In a small tent. cxirnust-
ed. unable to move and hardly able, to
speak be found I’. A. iii”!l:z. whose
home is at Delano. N. Y: William
iiruhm, of Baltimore. and Harry itch—
tcns, who said he lili'i'tl In New York.
For three weeks llli‘n’l‘ men had lived
on berries, but ilnuliy their strength
gave out and they had lain down to
die. They told Bruttnoot‘ir that the
trail from Nuzlna ti Tunontt was be
ing traversed by 20L men in the same
situation as themselves.
THE GENUINE VS. COUNTERFEIT.
The genuine is always boiler than a
counterfeit, but the truth of this state.
rucrrt is never more iorcibly rmrliircd or
more thoroughly appreciated than when
you compare the genuine liertt's
Witch Hazel Salvo with lilt‘ many
rounterfeiis and wol'tblcss substitutes
that are on the runrkci. W. S. 1‘.ch
better. of Shreveport, I_.a.. says: “After
using numemus other remedies without
benefit. one box of Detht's Witch Haz-
el Salve cured me." For blind. bleed-
ing. itching and pr trading plies no
remedy is equal to iITWIII‘s Witt-h Haz-
cl Salve. Sold at Clifford Pharmacy.
0.
rescued from stur-
llltllli'l', who is ex-
TELEGRAPHERS DEMANDSGRAN‘I-
' ED. .
CHICAGO. Sept. I.» Negotiations
which have been prndtnt: since May
l between the Illinol (‘eutral Railway
and the tclccrnphm
‘ast niubt. The demands of the teleg.
rubbers slightly mortified were grant.
=~:i. 'i‘heionu time taken to effect the
settlement was necessary because of
the fact that the schedules of more
than 1.500 different others had to he
considered individually. The. conces
oions consist of greatly reduced hours
and an annual Increase In the pay roll,
amounting to more. than $100,000. The
average Increase in the salaries is 15
per cent
.~.
1
EDY FOR DIAR-
A FAVORITE RE
RHOEA THE ORLD OVER.
During the thirty years and more
that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has been in use it
has constantly grown in favor and
popularity, in every part of the United
States it is now ihe‘ acknowledged
standard for all how ei complaints and
is fast becoming a layer-lie the world
over. The adios-er the Pain Akbhor
a native newspaper published at La-
hore. indie an: "i have used Clim-
‘berlaln’s Colic Chet a and Dilutions
Remedy many tim among my chil-
dren and servants or colic and diur-
rhoe‘a and always f lll‘ld It effective."
For 51110 by Stalin Powell Company
1". H: Baxter and Gifford Pharmacy.“
It’s well to have one‘s horse-sense
handy at a mule
Telemuh-
land; have returned to New York:
We flinch E. Kan '
not It. so:
it were. concluded '
exchanger-Macon
1001’. 000.00
5100.000 00
Capital.
'5 drains.
”.191. Pra’lt’o.~;‘46020‘on 00 .
‘ ‘9 President.
"forward talk about our claims on
latitudinal
to a little sensible. straight-
your consideration.
This store is run on businels
principles; we run it to make not
money out of it. We are not sat-
isfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase. e~
cause we want you for a regu air
cuptomer and a business friend.
To Order—~Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dcalerin Wall PanelistvPainters’
Supplies. Artists? Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. toc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long, with fixtures, toc.
Oil Cloth Binding, 100. box.
.“Shurc- Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
pan...—
PAINTING PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING
iii
87 Washington Strectflm: :.
South Norwaik Conn.
Telephone Connections.
Ti .
noon II. Lorin». “ill"-
“cu—”ad .‘lh‘
DIRECTOR” ""
John H. Font. Honey Seymour
Johni-I. Knapp Christian Swans
John H. LI ht Elihu-themes
Josiah R. awln hmuolGrumm-n
J. Wallace .iarvm.
rm
“counts Sollefrod
Hammocks.
We have a fine [ingot these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS- FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle:
and
all sorts of
sort Supplies.
COMSTOCKr
“is, A i.
WATKINS
8' DOW,
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET. .
sOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-8.
The Conn. (Isn't Life Ins. 00: has
discovered to its profit that the best
advertisements it has overland have
come gratltlonsiy from Its sou-nod
policy holders and we are striving to
this agency to live up tea at high stand-
ard in the Life lgsuraneo business.
For particulars enquire of
F REDERIQK H. FIELD,
General Agent,
N, SMITH FERGUSON,
Special Agent. .
United Bank Building, .80. Norwntk.
Tot all 9755.
Gregoiys Pout
nob? koivuut, cook.
nun—n.”
IHORE DINNIRO AND IRA FOOD:
or All. KINDC. cook“
1‘0 canon. r“
IATHIM Alto militia;
IATH HOUIIO TO RENT IV “A-
ii" boy a Gas
Boat and Shore Re- , :
3090090000000 . .
Range,
IT’S WORTH You»: WH‘LE-
N, PRICE $10.25 UP.\
or may not
armed
Enameled
WIRE.
Fir-t Quailtyd
Focu- QOntod. .,
Alla.
Stamford: *Ranges
Horace it. tits
Oar. North Main
and Wont
It.
Macao 1‘
PL}! TING.
by improvm mailman. ”iii. 'nurl
renounce-«mono mung.
cart. Olin}. NW1. our: tu-
lo Antiqu- amnion.
Motors.
The it» mom mm to. . ‘
tor rally on M “PM 91““: I ‘
now you on. , mm"
THE G. N. Mama]
56 WATER ST"
so. aerator.
Cheapest and cleanest fuel in
0..
" \
, existence.
Buy a GAS RADIATOR . It
will give you last the extra beat
you need for the cooler weather,
Have your house piped for
ILLUMINATING GAS. it will
give you light and comfort at a
small cost. inquire and see for
yourself.
A: postal card brings our rep-
rescntative.
. \-...,
CONNECTIONS FREE.
:00nn. R‘wy &
mg 00..
0.6000000000000000»
DAVID WI RA‘YMOND.
Funeral Director-
19 North Main St. Booth Nor-our
Residence. 9 ere-cent Terrace.
'l'ei phone When 0 no
; Punting,
‘EEGor
: nor
.‘ continuum Metals
,0“: New Goods are
now in stodt.
Putt Hiring ’
1| mm mm V um MEWM‘
m an 1!"; “teem ,
1341 .. uuth-i' ' ‘:
PLUMBI¥&gNu arm
Arne unfit!" .
301“ AIR HEATING-i
3 ITOVII AHO M
stare, Alli: and.
Cu on Him t
Han you «on our‘ own:
’ ' so warm: Water.
‘ "momenta-o.
Telephone. 1374.
» oer"
"til; of? ’E! 3'? s
“ocean »
HQ; fil”
,. 1535?”:
d
as usual on the first to live our pi
iron the sum.
More ‘9 In“ it ill! b. was
run JONES a‘ no
'l‘li‘ pylon stout having dropped 1" "
mammotommca‘
RICHMOND Ramona;
COMPANY. 9; m; t 1‘
liliilliiiill
To the Old County. Draft!
and Money Ordcrl pueblo any.
wherein Europa: Fen gale II .
Imam“... ‘V his!“
L “00!» In “my
rt,.-.
Namath was mint
‘1 oflwd zinc; hand .
lmmmtaai ' ,
«w m with; .u . .
H'MQA-E ,,‘-_
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