Faith Creamery Dill!” 23c lb
I? f, Fallen. Roi Salmon 2,5c
Clinic} Alpha Salmon 10: can
2 p'tys. Kerri Min 250'
‘ .39..” as“! Ms with To-
mm Jim 25:
‘ East qulalh." My . Conn.
Clarence H. Webb has taken a posi-
tion at the Raiiel Oyster shop
“Red Fox" George Wilson. the cham-
pion oyster opener has been visiting in
town.
Edward Rose. of Patchogue, L. 1., is
visiting his brother Charles Rose, of
this place.
Harry L. Bradley, of Westport. has
'* taken up a temporary residence at
East Norwolk.
Mrs John Cole. who has been under
medical treatment In New York, ls con-
siderably better.
A large electric feed wire fell yester-
day In Van Zandt street. No damage
resulted. however.
Mrs. William Hosegood is expected
home tomorrow from a sojourn in
~ Washington 13.0 .,
The regular meeting of the Junior
Band will be held this evening at the
East avenue Methodist Church.
The regular prayer meeting and so-
chit service at the 'Advent Church last
evening was led by Rev J. W Davis.
Rufus Osborn. of Seaview iii/anus.
has had his residence repainted. and it
presents a fine appearance. E. E; Gor-
~ ham did the work.
Mrs. Michael D Drew and sister
from Newark. who have been visiting
relatives In Milford, have returned to
Mrs, Drew's home here.
Mr. Clark the concrete walk contrac
l tor has laid a walk in front of the rosi-
I,‘ dence of- Jesse Seaman, Cottage street
This thoroughfare Iii .now In good con
dition.
A meeting of the probationers of the
East Avenue Methodist Church was
held at the church last evening Rev.
Edward Cunningham had charge of the
meeting.
Richard Bland, of Milo edieu
Brothers store. caught the mid le ting-
er of. the left hand in the door of the
, ice box, yesterday afternoon, and split
the end of the finger badly.
Regular prayer meeting was held
last evening at the East avenue Meth-
odist Church Rev Edawrd Cunning-
‘ham hail charge of the services which
were well attended and inspiring In
their,chdracter.
The Junior Band will hold its regular
meeting tonight at 7:45 o'clock in the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. A large attendance is dosir»
ed and all young people will be wel-
come. The leader will be Roy Fanch-
on. ‘-
N 9 Ferguson will take his Sunday
illooi class from the East Avenue
‘zfihudlst Church, to Compo Beach to-
J
in leaving from LHommedieu
Br rs htore at 9 a. in. There will
be a ball game and other features,
with A big dinner at noon.
0. ll. Beoiieid, formerly of Dorian.
now with the A .I. Nutting clothing
firm Brboklym has purchased a farm
of thirty acres in East Nurwaik. and in-
tends to introduce there many improve-
mantis. Mr. Scofleld is a brother In law
of Leilie Wood of the Railroad avenue
trait “Ind vegetables market Darlen
, lain Hevelon Rowland of the Rs-
’t‘lel Oyster Company. -,who in company
with Congressman Bell, of California,
has been on a trip to the eastward in-
specting oyster grounds, near Cape
Cod and in Bass river visiting in the
meantime many points of Interest about
Boston, has returned. He reports that
the oyster grounds in that vicinity
are far better in condition than he had
supposed. The oysters are in line
shape.
the Washington
Roddentl along
street bridge are drawing up a peti-
tiomflhlch will be circulated among
those living and transacting business
along the bridge as well as in East
Norwalk,‘ that the bridge be cleaned.
The dirt Which is of the kind which
blows into .‘one‘ s eyes, nose and mouth
lies inches thick on some parts of the
bridge and is a menace to health. The
structure is bad enough even If kept
clean. had a its present condition it
”3;! d the residents to be-
air"
line has come to use all
outs to have, something
B. Berhnbfleld and Company who
have M the East Ncruclk laun-
’t-’na tori tens or years are also
tense Improvements in the
Leslie Gambia has
the contract {or doll!
u: “1%“ I 7" Til“? “I“: u
e r y are c a a e
a! wiring 9 tid-
once and stor-
t
‘ use
- Mfimi “I... outlast“ ”gills.
4 Wm ,
“f
’ fflerflle pill!" In 6'
, There #31)! “In!!! W All
1,, utomorrou night at Reina Point did
2 alone at having special-
considerable work a”: it will be neces-
sary to erect derricks and chateau
tramway to carry the coal from the
bringt apparatus to the bins pull
her th.ings A new set of
'I‘h‘ ll be put In place shortly.
Mill as: been taken away and it new
structure built a little at a time has
taken lta‘nlace.
tine ago printed the history of the
.0 mill and the changes which it has
ugh since the deed was given
Riverside Mills operated by Leslie
Gamble are rapidly growing and Mr.
the stiucturo each year to accommo-
dhte his rapidly honing business.
The changes have necessitated the re-
s i moval of the old structure and the sim-
ultapeous building of the new outside
the N .‘ After the new one was com-
plot a few days ago. th last of the
old pitructuie with its oaken shingles
. and hand wrcq. lit nails was cut out
and carted awa or to be used as kind
ling wood. Another old landmark has
passed away In the tide of progress
ROWAYTON.
Constable and Liveryman Edward J.
liadrigan, has purchaser! a new horse.
John D Hoyt. employed by Livery-
man Ladrlgau. has an attack of grip.
Mrs. Alice Dean Ward. of Content-
ment Island, entertained her niece
from New York. yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Street and children. of
vester Remington, in Broaksiile.
visiting Mr and Mrs. John DeWators.
gaslrcturiied to her home In Bayonne.
Mr. and Mrs. S D Woods who have
been visiting at Wilton for a
Highland avenue.
John Fl. Sharer, to Highland at cnue
and Mrs, Harry Kidd.
John D. Feltcr, Jr.. and faintly. wh
have occupied the family residence 0
the West. Side all summer. return 1
Brooklyn tomorrow for the wiuicr.
Constable Edward J. ladrlgan is a
entire length. the earth bcln secured
frbm the town
Bridge.
n'Pha pin was lost from the. wheel 0
the trolley pole on car No. 110. be
afternoon. and Conductor 'i‘olles and
Motorman Hall had to stop and make
repairs with a wire nail.
There was special singing at the
Baptist Church prayer meeting last cv-
S. D. Woods and Miss Norma Shorei
in a duet. Miss Ogden and Rev. Frank
Brown duet and Miss Ogden solo.
Service on Sunday at St. John's
Episcopal Church, South Salem, was
held at the usual hour. 4 p. m.. but us
Mr. Selleck was not able to be present.
the communion service was omitted.
The Rev. Ralph Jefferson. of Brookside.
preached in the absence of the rector.
llie text was from Mark iv-i.
”'— l
~thn doctors fail, try‘ Bufdo‘ck
Blood Bitters, Cures dyspepsia, con-
:tipation; lnvlgoratcs the whole sys-
em. ‘
CRANBURY.
Mrs. Benjamin Allen is visiting rela4
lives in Brookhn
Many farmers are gathering swamp
grass In this vicinity.
A business meeting will be held in
the chapel on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Allen has been enter-
taining her sister from Brooklyn,
A dance will be held in Washington
Lodge Hall next Thursday evening.
Master Willie Miller has returned
from a visit with New York relatives.
Miss Eva Gregory. of Norwalk. is
ory.
Mrs. Rivers. of New York city. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Mills.
sucnt Wednesday with her
Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hawkes have
returned to their home in Bridgeport
after a visit with relatives here.‘
William Disbrow has purchased the
Benjamin Fillow farm at Poplar
Plains and will soon move there.
Mrs, Smith, of New York city, Mrs.
Charles Hoyt and children of South
Norwal were guests of Mrs. William
Gregory} Yesterday
parents,
Iertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F.
Hawkes, of Bridgeport, and F. W.
Gregory and family and Mrs. Thomas
Gregory.
and Mrs. C. A. Rubey spent Wednes-
day in Bridgeport. attending a conven-
tion as delegate from Washington
budge. I. O. G. T.
tions for an entertainment to be held
in the near future. The proceeds will
be added to the piano fund.
norms or was SEA sacks.
Miss Agnes Jarboe, of Brooklyn. who
bahheen spending part of the season
t lie Island, Wed to her home
od ay.
Mrs. William H. Jennings and Mrs.”
Ruth Quick, of Ridgeiield. spent last.
Saturday calling on friends. in South
Norwalk and Belle Island.
machine Pinckney. Mrs, Donald-
ran and son Francis Donaldson" who
have pent the summer at their con
" will return to
orthtostliy.‘ “
inwards of Mr.
3: :1?! 3|! mars. Itrs. Norton
1‘ In m It
Hickoryininif.-—Rldgedeldl’rau. .'
anomalies will
and there will
an?“ at 1ithe M’HI’IE
”WW
willegul$
This“ will he
at remnant of the‘ old Benedict'
The. Sentinel some
allowed of the construction of ;,
Ill did tide mill and mm dam. The ‘
Gamble is compelled to add more to ‘1
Darieu, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Syb'
Miss Carrie DeWatcrs. who has been '
few j
days, have returned to their home in "
Work graveling Rownyton uvcnuc the.
lot near t e White;
tween Noroton and Darlen. yesterday 1'
ening. Those participating were Mrs. '
visiting her cousin, Miss Louise Greg-'
Mrs. F. W. Gregory and son, Clayton,‘
I
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gregory en- '
Mr..snd Mrs. ill. S. Taylor and Mr. ’1
. I
The teachers and scholars of (bodily
school are making extensive preparI-I
chilies wasiei with sun cross retain the
hwee‘t odor of the soap.
«Ni
Ammoniated ’Z‘Borax
of over 300 premiums, which
390 ELEGANT PREMIUM5 WITH
Write us for our 24 page Illustrated catalogue. glvlnlt descrlvthIl
xesoa _ poseguouiuiv
we glve free for the trade-
marks cut from the wrappers of SA’I IN GLOSS SOAP. SATINE
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURINU SOAP. Address
David S. Brown (it Co.
Cover your poultry houses—r0
SEAVIEW AVENUE.
not GAMBLE. a Neasioe MILLS.
slat St. 6: North River
NEW YORK CITY
of and sides—with our Eco-
nomical roofing Keep out the cold and keep in the profits.
Is the original red rope roof-
ing. ltwiil gixeyou better 4
. service than any other low
priced roofing made. Don't
confuse it with cheap tar
papers (let the on inal .
with a lilriimcs recur bu- ~~
hind it. You can a My it .
easily; complete no mg kit..
free with each roll. bcnd
for booklet, “Buildin Econ-
omy." and tree camp es.
EAST NORWALK.
WILTON.
Mrs. (lri‘truili; 'l'u'l'ucr. of ILImklyu.
is the gut-st of Mrs. i-Illzulwlli lllll.
Will Olmsiciid lius paliiiul llll' born
til it. lu‘. I‘hii'licstcr uiiiicr cuntrucl.
Fred Wei-lion. of Ncw York, is NHI‘lIIlu
lug his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. ll.
ti ’I‘limnsoli.
I". Mlddlcbrook. of New Yni'li.
been ii Icu ut gucst of his l‘i’llllt‘l'
Midiilciirook.
Mr. and Mia. lit-ibtil Slum.» lt'li
town this wele ”lliilisiiu) for their
winter home In Brooklyn,
Albro Thomson received a painful
Injury last week. by driving it null Into
the sole of his foot. The wound is,
slowly healing. i
Louis \Vi‘l‘lli‘lii‘ had the llllhltll‘liilli‘
to losc I90 Ili'i‘S in his Illilill tilt li.IItl.
I. iiSl \‘Ii‘t‘k‘ s Windstorm was It Spillhllllt‘
lot the damage.
Miss l’lUH‘llit‘ llilril 'Inis ltlllttl llitl
house for thc mouth of ()Itolul to I“.
Edwin Eiwcll. the New York sculptor.
who, it is rcportcii, will occupy the
cottage nut season.
A pleasant social tumtiuu van: Ilit'
ten given Saturday afternoon by Mn
James Fesscniien. bliss Rogers, who
I with her sister. Is a guist of Mrs. Fos-
,scnden assisted the hostess in rccciw,“
Inin‘
S. ll
A shingle bee was held chuczuiliv i
' afternoon. at the (‘niigremitlnncl Chap
1 ._ ,,_ . . , . - - ~
in... mm
"You Have Always Bought. and Which has sent
in use be over 30 years, has home the signature or
and has been made under his pu-
soual supervision silica Its infancy.
Allow no one todcoeiv'o you in this.
(I. “lilk on IlIi l‘tltl was done by a
number of nun who Inutiibuteil tliclr
:‘il\ll'“-t Al mun E.litt lailiis of Ilit‘
.lliirI-Ii lll‘iH‘ltlt‘il u lmnnlil'ul luncheon.
Tilt nr-Iv gIIIvI-l highway on the
iiidgviirltl i'xtcmiuu northward from
:‘I. ii. .\‘llililli'lirmlli‘s I: progressing un-
der Illt‘ I-illciciit Illli‘l‘llfln oi ScIci-imcn
.limllill tililwii and .II oh Killlz. Tilt.-
impropriuilun for ilu' toad was $I..".Iu0.
Mrs. Ili‘rbcrt Sting: izzigo u small
WillF-I purtytut llt‘i‘ il‘lllil‘l, Saturday
I-vculug. ‘iflircc tablrs were filII-Il. The
Ills”. prize was won by MI. and Mrs.
iii lllt'l‘l (lull-‘11 iiiiil (‘. J. lleliI. Tile
consolation was llll‘lii‘ill'l to Mrs. J.
MI-Idu'cil Hells.
bliss llclcu Midillcbrook ciitcriulni‘d
iii-r flit-nth at an lllli'l'llUilll reception.
on \\‘I~IIIII-.~duy, given In honor of her
slhltl‘. lira. Ucitruili: ,{Furueia Mrs.
III l burl (ludrn prcsiiiml at the Inn urn
'l‘lw II‘t't'lllltln clinics; u Vt‘l)‘ onloyulili‘
«1 ill . of ul‘tcruoon toss.
Mrs. (‘arltuu Wiggins gave it too
Monday IiIIt‘i‘IIUOII. .\ll‘§. i‘ruln and
Miss Wiggins assistwi in receiving.
Min lingers rendered a violin solo.
Miss llalay Rogers rccitcd. and Miss
Wiggins sung scvorul amine. Dainty
rcli't-Isliiucnts were scrvcd.
harirn news will lli' found on pugu
iliwc, and Wcstpurt ncwe till page all:
today.
a
All counter-felts, Imitations and " Julian-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with
ram-hr
(W ”:wa T
The Chills-en’s
.:-l-:‘k_:b“; .r.
GENUINE
and 'Flatulency. It “simulates the M. W “I.
Sicilians: and Bowen. trim
M
and endanger the health of
Inflati- Ind Children-Experience against Experiment.
‘ at. for Castor Oil. Pare-
Drona and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
«:0an Dug?! Organist. Morphine not other Rwanda
an on. age is guarantee. It saucy: urine
and alleys; roves-lumen. It cures mas and 'Wind
roubles. W- Constipation
ammonium W
assume we
, with tho best materials in the skillful
how's 'ri-iisi . ,
We offer One Hundred Dallars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by .liall’s Catnrrh Cure.
i‘. J. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F.‘
.l. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
lieve lillll perfectly honorable in all
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST h TRUX, Wholesale Ilrugglstl,
Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglats. 'lloledo. 0.
Ilall' s Catarrh Cure ll tuhm inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of theisy.stam
Testimonials sent free. Price lbs per
bottle. Sold by all ilruirgistii.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. .
i I
s
Do It; “Now.
Wc consider that this is it good time
to do pointing. We will do your work
manner which our experience cushion
and the best of It all Is that OUR
PRICES ARE Low.
‘ Painting,
“Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
.___....
E. E. Gotham’s,
10 First Avenue. East Norwaik.
Telephone Cali, 136-2.
T-
4-..:v 4-.» 4-
SOLID AND SOCCESSF'IL.
Cilglaiiinalllank
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
capital. “00.000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
on.» Profile. 345,200.00
JOIN ll. reams. President.
JACOB '- “HON. Cashier.
DIIIOTOII:
John H. Ferris Henry .Oymour
John H. Knapp christian Swirl:
John H. Light I. H. Mathiwlon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wattle. «Win.
‘II-u.
Accounts Soliclrcd
Hlunetks.
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering vitality. V
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. "Blanks.
’ Fishing Tackle
in
all sorts of
Boat and Show lie-
sort Supplies.
business transactions and financially}
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1017.10! ‘tbcatonroonl
prices. %"
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SEASON
Lasts all year,
NOT ONLY m THE summea
is n' season/wen. our IN
THE WINTER as WILL. IN
THE MORNING WHEN YOU
00 T0 enemas BREAK-
Fhsr AND riNo THE‘COAL
rib: Low. in you save A
use RANGE YOU cAN LIGHT
i'r-iNsrANer.’
A‘ MATCH KINDLEI IT.
A VALVE REGULATES IT.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
cecaecccccccccccd
l to a little sensible, straight.
forward 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-
lsfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your. purchase, be-
cause we want you for a regular
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. ioc. .
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Reds,
3 ft. long, with fixtures. rec.
.“Shure- Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
BEST STEEL PAR'. NO KNIVES,
PAINTING paras HANG-
ING, DECORATING. /
L H,i |0 "Gr
87 Washin ton Stre
South Norwalk, g et'Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAVID' W. Ransom,
‘ Micah Dim,
unload
l9 North Main St ‘ m
Residence. 8 W'i'm‘m
Telephone at Nansen-1‘
m
In I VIIISIIII
PLUMBING.
, sis-m.
‘ nor WATER.
annals
rmmo.
Tin. Sheet Jean. - Capper .
'and fine.
i
80 South Morn Strut.
loath Namath, cons.
, impress. me
luilig Lockwood & to.
Th. We of odal having
maths:
W-mI-rontssuymwuaoon
mechanics will boutiitae
”mummmittoginmpn- W
honest. “
him" , (
PAGE satin
£847. to
PLUMEBINO AND STEAM
or “warm a TING. I"
or AIR HEA IN .I .
STOVES AND HANOEB. ‘1‘]
SLATE 'AND TIN ROOFING. I
can and Steam Fitting. I
Gu‘ Fixturel, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? '
THE JONES MgrAl-IOTCHKISS
17 WALL CBOTREIT, NORWALK- '
V Il'fi'moled
“'TGIIEN win,
«all I
Find: Qualityd
Four Ooatod.
:3
Also,
Stamfol'dhaiiges
Horacell. Null
cor. North Main
and W0“: .tl.
by Improved methods. has. con
reasonable-lam W
Gold. luv-r. m m: II
In mm m “.4...
THEE. N. MW”!
H'F'G 00.
so. sacral...
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L56 WA TER 57.}
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I "* .‘I'O ORDER.
9
’ IATHING AND FIIHI
‘ / , ,. Int-plus, 01m
Industrial Saunas and loss 00.
on new .YOIIK.‘ - -
Stare supervision of New
York and Connecticut. 7, I
Par 5 not sent. w
OFFICE,” so. MAIN of.“
Resident Directors Resident Man-m
Mortimer M. Lu I. I... 065th I .
Charles I. Dow ilohn I. W ,
fl»! ‘ unn—
wherclnw
lowest rates.
The residence of W
Smith 65 Osborn am
Norwalk, was painted
‘oil and zinc, hand M
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