“LAND I 3' ed“ II p
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lbo bottio;" .. for 256.
81. 25 dol.. delivered.
IRIDOI PHARMACY,
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Don t l’hué‘ioo Much“
For iivtna' Well!"
Buu , More ;!
FANCY GREAMERV BUTTER.
. W331“. lb.
FANCY NATIVE POTATOES.
22 eta. pk.
OUR BEST MILK CRACKERS
2 lbs for 15 all.
P'K'G. REAY BITS
25 eta.
2 for
TRY “ViGOR,” THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD 7 on A PACKAGE.
A. STULL,
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24 éb‘rraca AVENUE.
sas'r NORWALK.
co the above
“also. mm
'o
.Io. Norwalk. ct.
Calhoun. has returned to her hemp .
'llretoltl yu. ‘ ‘:
The ladies of the Methodist Episod—
pal Church will give the last cake and
(roam sale of the season tonight, at‘
the churth.
'Jobn Ltster was found to be in In
II II Itate to be removed to the No
Ik Hospital. as was Intended. and l'.
seriously ill.‘
Rev. A. L. Hubbard will go to
Springdaie. this afternoon. to give a.
obju-t sermon at 'i o ‘-,I~lotk at the camp
meeting there
Mrs. Charles Brooch, of Stamford.
who has beenspondlhg the summer at
rc‘urncd to her home.
s Iending the summer with her aunt;
John Lowndea. has returned to
horrH homo In N ‘w York
"l‘hc moanlight sail. on the W. I.
Sicvcna. last night. was very sIIch-ss-
iul. both socially and financially. About
seventy people were present.
The Young People‘s sSocchy of Chris
tian Endeavor held a lawn party last
evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles RIYmoud. in llarlcn‘
street.
George A. Sherron. of Coppm Hlil
Polk County, 'l‘cnnessee. has returned
to his home here, and will resume his
studies In Columbia College. next“
week.
. The Baptist Church will welcome to
the pulpit, Sunday morning. their pns‘
tor, who. on account of illness, has
months.
Rev. Joseph A. Judge anti family.
who have been spending several weeks
Bil8'i illlliliiiili
Rev. J, W. Davis will preach at the
Brookslde Chapel tomorrow. , ,
Captain Charles Hlydenburg has re-
turncd from a trip in the yacht Elsa.
Joseph E. Fowler has completed a
new thirteen foot boat for William
Nash.
Miss Vera Robbins, of Philadelphia
is visiting her cousin Miss Kathryn
in: Cross.
The Juanita Outing Club will hold
I s
a clambake at Compo
afternoon.
Beach ,
Nathan Edison a tailor has leased
the. shop formerly occupied by Caleb
it. Wood the. well known painter.
Mrs. William H. Browa and daugh-
ter Eleanor, of New York. are visit-
ing Mrs. Brown‘s sister, Mrs. S. Wal-
lace Osborn, Osborn avenue.
Miss Annie O‘Deil will
morrow. The subject
will be " The Call of Moses.‘
The regular monthly class meeting
,' of the official board of the M. E
Church will be held tomorrow morn-
ing at 9: 30 It will be led by Rev
Edward Cunningham the pastor.
Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker have
returned from White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia where they have been
o.re Both are im-
for a oath 'or
proved in bealtlr by their visit .-
H. J Hipson gave a sailing party
last night his guests being the mem-
bers of the loung Men‘ s Christian As-
sociation orchestra and those who to-
cently participated In the minstrels.
The affair was greatly enjoyed.
A special meeting of the lschoda
Club was held last evening at the club
house for the purpose of taking action
regarding the invitations to a banquet
which has been received from Betnard
it was voted
last night to hold the. banquet next
The members of the club
Keating of Bridgeport.
Thursday.
will go to Bridgepmt on the” I. 28 train
and the banquet will be held at Pleas-
ure Beach.
The meeting last night of the Junior
Band was largely attended, and was
bliss
deliverbd a
Her singiogi
also was listened to with great pleat-
' are. There were several visitors from
very helpful and inspiring.
Welst who had charge
very touching address.
out of town among them being Rev.
Theological student it was a. meet
log that will long he remembered.
trollable desire to go to
In the middle of Ithe road
Seaview avenue. The number 0
win assisted by another officer.
lead the
x [0‘
meeting 0’ u" Epwortgf [fizg'fieei- of the Young Woman‘s Christian Asso
A. J. Smith Mr. Chas Warner, of New
York and Mr Bernard Mcoy, aoDrew
Charles Wesley. of Port Chester
drank too much "deadhonse rum. " yes-
terday, and as a result had an Incon-
sleep
drunks in this part of East Norwaik
is disgraceful, and Constable Goodwin
was notified pf the. exhibition Wesley
was making of himself on the road A
man who was with him was just able
to stagger along and he escaped. Wes-
ley was arrested by Constable 9810(1-
ey
at the home of Mrs. John Crockett. re-
turned to their home in Windsor. N.
.I., Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Weed. of Falls Village,
Conn. a senior at the State Normal
School in New Haven. is spending a
few days with Miss Florence Raymond,
at her home on the Darien road.
.in the Baptist Church Sunday morn-
ing. there will be. preaching at 10:45:
Sunday school at 12; Y. P. S. C. E.. at
6:30. At 7:30 there will be a concert
with solos, trio. quartet and readings.
All are cordially Invited to attend all
services.
Miss Anna E. Chandler. of New
York. has returned to her metropolitan
home after spending some time at tho
Bergeley house in Rowayton. A large
delegation of guests took Miss Chaud‘
Io‘r to the train and Igave her a rousing
farewell.
iiaggagemaster and Mrs. Frederick
E. Lockwood have been spending a
few days in Bridgeport. and particl-
pating in the Old Home Weck cele‘
bratlon. John Coffin has been substi
toting for Mr. Lockwood in the bag»
gage room of the local station.
Mrs. Pierce. who has been in charge
elation quarters at Contentment island,
has closed the Centennial Building. and
returned to New York for the season.
Many New York girls and women have
had'a week‘s recreation at the island
' and the Institution has been most suc-
cessful.
A large delegation of the members-
of Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
went to Bridgeport. Thursday and par-
ticipated in the parade. The showing
mode. by thelocal company was a fine
. one, and very favorably commented on.
The apparatus was one of the hand-
somcst in line. and drawn by John
Brundagc‘s best team of horses.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. A. L. Hubbard, pastor."
Morning class. 9:30; preaching at
10:30. subject, “He iloelh All Things
Wellfl‘ Sunday school, I230: union
meeting at the Baptist Church. of the
Young People's Societies. at 6:30;
preaching at 7230. subject, Esau. Mon<
day evening. meeting of the 0mcial .
Hoard: Tuesday evening. class meet-
ing: Thursday evening, prayer meet-
ing.
Rowayton may well be proud of her
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
of 25 men, who appeared unch the
leodcrship of Forcman J. lirundage.
The, were uniformed in bios shirts
'Ind white duck trousers with fatigue
caps. and were a stalwart body of old
time typical fire fighters such as were
the pride of the small coun‘ry towns
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William!
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Mrs. Lucy Lyons. on the west side. has ‘
Miss Mollie Sammls, who has been ,
been unable to preach for the past four .
» hcr
twenty years ago. though the Rowdy-
ton boys are in no sense back num-
' hers. Their truck bore a full rigged}
model of the yacht Rcllante. and on!
her bowsprlt hung a tin (up remind-
ing the people that the Reliance alas
the cup. Their appearance along the
“DI was greeted with much favor.—
nBrldgeport Telegramdlnion.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Hon. George P. Brett is the father of
a fine, bouncing boy. Mother and
child are getting along nicely,
Miss Jessie Mead of New Canaan.
has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. H. D
Paras
sit
Draws out Fever and
lates the Circulation, Keeps the
1
‘rca “am: is m
...I..r.7. >eV‘wl’
plate but gives f‘od's pure sunlight
and air an opportunity to keep the
property in good sanitary and cheer-
I'III condition. Others about the town
could follow the. (‘aptalti’s example
with good results.
Eagic Hook and Ladder Company
made a fine appearance in tilt: line of
parade at iirid'eport. After all, the
crowd was but cr pleased to see the
good, old-fashioned rcd shirts and bolts
than the newer fangied livery suits.
'l‘herc were about thirty-three men in
Eagle's detachment. and they were
headed by the Knewlton Drum Corps.
the members of which looked well In
their gray uniform. The truck was
driven by ('onstubic l"ilit‘ll. it return—
ed here aftt-r the parade. '
~l19'i.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Marshall Andrew,
of Nqu'IIlk, are occupying Ihclr licaI-h—
side cottage, at Bella Island. again.
Mrs. (Tharlcs S. Day and sons.
(‘hnrlcs and Sclhy. of Hello Island, are .1
spending a few days In New York. I
Mr. and Mrs. John ltobcitsou all
White Rose Cottage. Belle island are]
visiting Miss Katc W.hitc of White
Plains ’
The steumci John Sy'lycster is
scheduled to make an excursion to
itoton Palm. Sunday afternoon, fromi
ed..0uiokiy Cut-gs
by the an of
NMWI‘. lCoolInI. MIWIII M
RIducIs the Swelling. Removep Ill Soreness, Stops th ’
ation. Prsventimd Oil .Stimu- .
‘ Policemen. Motormen.
Conductors. Clerks.
and all those who are on their test a great deal should always 8
keep a bottle of PARACAMPH In their homes for use at night. ’
leu Instant Relief Io Corns. Bunions and frost Bites. ,3
We Guarantee every bottle to do,
What we claim for it. If it fails your money will be refunded. 1;
25mm ”cesium! 01.00 bottIII. unmanned
LIFFORO PHARMACY
.‘h'l
Feet Warm and Co bio.
' Dividend
Pa ing Mining Oil. Timber. Fmrlter and
In ustrlnl Slmlfl making possible thur
Interest and Profits, lisIt-Il and unlisted our
sprtialtv ilookltts “may full iIItntIIIa
tion on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & co.
llankcra. lirokcrs. Fiscal Agents.
Members New YV'L' Consolidated
Stock Exchange. on Broadway and
I7 New Street, New York.
13. BALDWIN HAM M ITT, Manager,
Western New England lit ch» Head aar-
Icrs: Suite 00-69 liiils bloc .iiartiord.
Denney 3. Hull, Special Representative.
Room I, Lauder Building,
80th Norwaik. Conn.
HOW'8 THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ite-
l
i
not be cured by Hall’s I‘ utarrh Cure. l
I F. J. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo, 0
We, the undersigned. have known I“.
J. Cheney for tho last 15 years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business tmnsactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEI'I‘ CI TRUX, Wholesale Drugglsts
'l‘dipdo 0.
WALDING.
Wholesale Ilruggists 'l‘oledo.0
Hall's Calath (‘urc is taken inter-I
naily.‘ acting directly upon the blood
and nlncous surfaces of the system.
Toshilunlala sent free. I Price 750 per
bo' tie. Sold by all Ilrtigglsts.
Hal. Family Pills are, the best.
satin AND socctssrtlt.
Bii‘ullitithiliiani
; , ,Ioura INOIIWAILK. cons."
‘~6apifal. groa.aoo.ac
surplus. 3:00.900.”
murmurs. flamenco
.IoIIII II. mats. Presidents
JACOB II. “homespun.
.DIIIOTORO:
John H. Farris Haney Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian DWI"!
John H. Light EH. Mathewson
Josiah It. Marvin OamuIIOrIm-Imaa
J. Wall-so Marvin.
Accounts Sollaffod
Hammocks
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revelrers.
New York city.
'Mrs. E. Maxmann. of Klngsbridge.
New York. who is occupying the Arbor
Cottage. licilc island. is entertaining
brother. William Miller. of New
York. for a few days.
Hill'ilt'ii ll. Donaldson, of the Niutw ‘
tccuth Ward Hunk, New York, has ar- 3
IiIcIl at iiclII Island to spend Sunday
and LnboI Day, with his mother and}
bmthcr at ”to (ink Iottuge.
\i. S. Raymond and Iatnily. W. A
Wheeler and family. Mrs. W, A. liar-
l'tiL and family. and Mrs. S. B. Hoyt.
all of New Canaan. and M. Comfort . .
I‘ottage, lIcllc Island. for It week.» ‘
James liurke, the Ilbntionlst at Ihc'i
Rotou Point Hotel, who was called to.
Brooklyn again this week. by the ill-'
III-as of his wife with typhoid fever, has
rcturned and resumed his duties.
Ii. F. llclilyn is making a numbcr of
Ixtensiro lmprovctucuts to his dock
property at Pine l’olnt, grading and \ .
filling a large portion of the land. The WW“ “n“ South N°"”‘”“
Improvement will be a very noticeable . ‘ _ . Phone 54-5-
one. " T' 4“
You cannot get Better Coal
than at our New Yard,
and we know
you cannot get it
for less money.
a .25
Per Ton;
3. "than i [ii
Ammunition.”~Blanks.
Flshing~:l'ackle 1,“,
and '
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re:
sortbupplies. '
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
so “now,
The New Canaan firemen‘s annual
picnic will be held in a grove ncar Ho.
tnn Point on Monday \ii who expect
to attend this picnic are requcstcd to
be at the engine house in III-u (‘ aunan
at s o'clock shaIp.
This is the last wait for thc palm-
isls Madam Klein and Madam Signs
at lioton After Labor ilay these two
gifted palm-readers will leave the
Point for an extended tout Manyl
from Norwalk havII come down in the‘
rain these past few days to visit the
.Indies.
Beryl] Furlonhg. the pretty little
daughter of Mrs. Stephen Furlong.|
who is visiting Mrs. M. C. McVey. of
itoton Point is the center of Interest
ihis is the Season
for Ousters.
We have the finest in the
market and prepared in every
Style, Half Shells, Stews, Fries,
Roasts. Etch Etc.
IMPERIAL CAFE
Railroad Avenue.
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-0.
The Conn. Gen‘l Life Ins. Co. has ,
discovered to its profit that the host '
advertisements It has ever had have
come gratlttously from its satisfied
policy holders and we are striving to '
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life Insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
these days anti claims a host of ad-
mirets among those who visit the
ON I? 1’!" Ilufllll-IH
managed to carry the intoxicated mat!
to the lockup. This morning he was
tried before Judge Taylor In the south
Norwalk side of the town court and a
fine of :2 and costs was imposed.
' M
ROWAYTON.
Miss Emma Cushman has returned
from a visit with relatives In New
Yozk.
Barge 56 discharged a cargo of all.
Thursday night for the Standard Oil
COEDIIIY-
James Ladrlgan witnessed the fire-
men' a parade In Bridgeport. Thursday
afternoon
Miss Mattie Ridge. of Danbury. Is
the guest of the Misses Bessie and
‘Mabel Clark.
Jack mm hpIIbs'Iaengag zed recent”
in making tenant to the well on Post
mister Comet-W Bryan' s property.
”Miss Edith Meade of North avenue.
entertained a few friends. Intercom.“
W
Sarsapartiia—Ever
. shirts with
Hanson of Barton for three weeks.
Captain Mallett, of Newport News,
VIL, is the gutet of A. C. Bailey They
went fishing yesterday, and made a
good catch.
Charles Millspaugh and wife are vis-
iting James Barrett. a wealthy mer~
chant in Newburgh, N. Y. They have
not seen Mr. Barrett since 1861.
An auction will be held Tuesday.
September 8. at the home of Mrs.
Charlotte Coilcnder. at which time her
household effects will be disposed of.
All the places of business have
agreed to close at noon Monday. and
mosttof them will voluntarily clorse all
day. The barber shops will keep one:
In the morning only.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Congregational Church held a very
pleasant
oEfiMrI ard.
taken there In a:csrryail.
In the national championship golf
tournameatubeing played on the links
of tho luau Country Club at gvlcn
of co
Cove, Charles =..H Seeley.
Burn was defehted by Howard W
Perrln, of the Philadelphia Country
'I alking about put
Eagle Hook and Laddmer Company of
Darlen had fortv- five men in line. un-
der the leadership of Foreman a F.
They were uniformed In red
e culls and trim-
apparatus consisted
bydnlgllflxtom.
Steam.
ionic yesterday. It the home
The menibors were
'Poiut.
l The posts which mark the entrance
to the. new road on the upper end oft
Belle island ale rapidly nearing com-l
plction. and the work 0| building the|
road itself will soon commence.
(‘harles Stevens, of Darlen. and a
force of mergers in charge of the job
._ Sophie, the well-known scrub preach-
Will-J ..
ml
math-am; III Dronln
NGLIIII
and G.” metallic onus. Isaird
willldurlbbon.1alrlaotker.llohu
an and Ita-
Il our
LIA 0a.”: tam. by n.
F:- all. ”.000" tout-mats. may
man-WW «in-F's:
General Agent
N, SMITH FERGUSON
OpaoIal Agent,
United Bank Building. 30. Norwalk.‘
i I
to a little sensible. straight-
forward tslk about our claims on
ward for any case of I‘ntuth that can- ydur consideration.
This store ls run on bull‘ess
principles; we run it to make I. I‘
money out of it. We are not Iai-
isfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase. be-
cause we want you for a re ular
customer and a business it end.
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“”1“” a” WWW" To Order—Window Shades. Pic’
tore Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. Ioc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
triage. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. ion ,with fixtures. 10c.
Oil C ot'h Binding. 10c. box.
.."Shure-Cut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. 'No ragged edge.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
mo. DECORATING.
Becker
'8;- Wasliinétpn SIM?“
South Norwalk.
Telephone Connections.
n.
"Buy a Gas
Range,
rr's woa'ra YOUR WHILE."
PRICE $10.25 up.
Cheapest and cleanest fuel in ‘
existence.
Buy a GAS RADIATOR . it,
will give you just the extra heat '
you need for the cooler weather, 7 _
Have your house piped for"
ILLUMINATING GAS. it will
give you light and comfort at a.
small cost. Inquire and see for:
yourself. we ‘1'" .
A postal card brings our rep-.8
resentntive.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Conn. il’w’y dl
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andvflmhahni-
19 North Main 8
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id 6- his
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Tin, M Iron. Copper?
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.’ that. 'AIR HEITINO.
BUY iROfI 0th
Enameled
pus
stratus WARE.
inhumane.
Four Coated.
Alto.
Stamfoanansas
lloraceli iiasi
cor. North Main
and Wont Ito.
”on“
FLA TING
by improved methods. halos. Iaou
reasonable—enters IAIN".
Gold, Silver. NM MP" 0
lo ADI-Mlle Mum
Motors.
“W M IIIIu‘I menu at.
to: really has no In“ Dial!)
ODO' ’9' “In, I ”win“,
THE G. N. MCKIBBHV
56 Iva me :22. 50.1mm”.
Wall“
Paper
Our New Goods are
now in stock.
Painting,
Papa Hanging. W...
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mum-a «w
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Gas and Item Fitting. ‘
Gas 'lxtlfll. Metal Collin]. -
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ma aortas I! sarcoma
COMPANY... ~
1t:wann___ m. so,
To the Old W
and MoneyOrdcrI
,,Ifld Eric.
so :Sanwsom am». “
rm. 5 «meals; capo.
Where in Em: 5".“
lowest rates. ,
I. lam-cu "M“'
I if I
“cool. It
: galsphonm, ”187-8.
er of New York. arrived at Ellm Home
on Wednesday. where she will rest for
a few days. and Mr. and Mrs. Join.
Froscho. of New York. also expect to
rest therefor a few days. Mr. i-‘roschc
is the superintendent of the branch
work of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
A woman ts from of hulking about the
things she would do If she were a insn
while a man confines himself to telling
what he wouldn‘t do if he were a wo-
man.—-Philadelphia Record.
Church. New York. He is an excel-
lent preacher and singer.
CASE OF KENNELLIAPPEALED.
Weston Man Who Was Arrested for
Insulting Mrs. Loomls M; Gould—
Adam Kennell, of Westtm, was ar-
rested IIst weak for insulting Mrs.
Loot-inn Gmld. of. patch. The
case wastried before mtice of the
peace, Ebenezer Fitch, In Westport.
who found him guilty. Kennel!
thougbtdilferent-and has appealed the
case.
\, Kennel] lives in the Joel Perry
place, which was given to him by that
gentleman some time ago. At the
time c. conservator was asked to be
appointed over him:. but there was “
Jagger: phced in.
m l'
I‘F. who claims ”fill-f
ting-It‘ll»,
aredaahertrodflr.w
BEST Fllll TllE
W‘s '
It you hana'u regain. bout ”mom-IMW or the
do .
Will I)": an’l well. more In tbs 0"an or
vlol In fie II
the “la
“GA"gt
Gregorys Punt
——
or ALL mans. oooaso
1-0 chose. 9
. saramo skirt-Imam
IATH Hoot“ 'I'o lam: IY II»
can. -
ill. O’Slliiiill'ill .Pttip
g yttwp'iv‘ I‘M-wu-
Palatemadhuraum
The Bah '" Work
at Reasonable
65$-
SHORE: DINNER! AND IIA FOOD 1':
i' ll usual
trons the benefit.
because we know it will be utilise
tot-y.
$6.25? fila-
iTho prl
W . a”.
use are. toms-rm w
“manometer-name“;
You can't beat our coal or our
«crisis? was painted
oil and nine hand,
“’0'“ m by met-
film
nuisance of null
Ol‘bnrn
Dad.
more»
I def: my mum palates
'00!!! with as no
national.
Norwalk Chronicler