on who sees after the utilise acme other fellow is waiting ‘0'.” w ”- REMNANT SALE Wall Paper Having sold more wall paper1 this year than in former years we have on hand a large stock of Remnants. Seine with match borders and others with- out borders. Same we will put on sale at u. out of one- haif of former prices. Now is the time to buy good goods ........NK .1 C4. LH. Decker 37 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn. Big Reduction GAS RANGES for one month only. dating from July 9th. low. ..__- NO. 500 B, FORMER PRICE $14.25. PRESENT PRICE. $l3.25. NO. 1216 B. FORMER PRICE $12.75, PRESENT PRICE, $ll_._l5. cONNEcTIoNe FREE. Gas Co. 'PHONE. CI. Specialty Mfg. Co. 71 WATER STREET. soUTH NORWALK. new AND SECOND-HAND Electric Motors FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND BE PAIRED. SATISFACTION CUARo ANTEEDI IIIII on iiili momma. STEAM. ' nor WA TER. Imp airs rrrrnvo. Sheet 1...... Cam}. and Zen. i 0 Tin. ,SD Soul): I ma. Street. 1...”... Ian. . Seati- Ilorwalk, cone. Finer-aim, . Hg. . candidate; 7 ion-coolness. mum-III. Fat. March Id and Nov. 9. 1007. Cal. in Canada Nov. I, 1'", II and Jan. as. soon. CONTAINS N0 ARSENIC BUG DEATH IS A VALUASLE PLANT FOOD. KILLS ALL BUGS AND WORMS. ‘l‘hat eat the leaves of Plants, Trees or Vines. Prevents Blight. Produces Setter Quai- ity. Backiet Free. Watkins 8. Dow, 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone. 48-0. You can buy S Per Cent. COLD BONDS of the CONN. GEN’L LIFE INS. CO. on installments. A good investment for you. if you live. a splendid protection for your family. if you die. FRED II. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT. N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING. so. rionvalk. Ct. INIY NANNNAI BANK COUTH NORWALK, CONN. at WITH Capital $100,000.00 Surplus. “00.00000 Net Profits. 355.000.00 a—d—I . Solicits accounts of individuals, Itian- ufaoturere, merchants and corporations upon favorable terms. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pree- JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathewson John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. 000. Surplua,.SISS,000. The Earning Power of your savings in- vested with Company at 5 per cent. is 25 per cent. greater than if in- vested at 4 per cent; is 42 of per cent. greater than if invested at 3% per cent: and 06 2 3 per cent. greater than if invested at 3 per scat. State Supervision of New York and , Conneotlout. ‘ BRANCH OFFICE, 12 SO MAIN ST. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn Charles E. Dow John S. Lawrence 1847. x904. W'PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. nor AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGER. ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and Steam Fitting, Fixtures, Metal Cplllng. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES 8: HOTCHKISS COMPANY, 17 wALL STREET. NORWALK. WALL PAPER OUR STOCK~ OF NEW GOODS Gas Etc. THAN EVER BEFORE. WONDERFUL How Low YOU cAN suv NIcE oooosnane. you KNOW wE DO THE WORK IN THE VERY BEST MANNER. WE HAVE TAKEN A oooo MANY CONTRACTS _-ron HOUSE PAINTING AND win. as GLAD To SUBMIT FIGURE. FDR _ yous WORK. , g ‘ we Tnv To oAjanv IN men Even-ruins you NEED FOR THE DECORATIONS or vans HOUSE moves on our. tIIIS ' JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER ‘ Mia's Clara Ainsworth, oi rid ' Was It recent Visitor in town. ‘ A. U. Smith started last night for Dayton Ohio on a business trip Alfred Wernoek has returned here from a visit with friends at New llam- burg, N. Y. Mrs. George Dayton. who has been visiting friends here left for her home In Mount Vernon. N. Y.. Monday. Work is being pushed on the now railroad bridge across the Bungatuck allthough of a‘charucucr necessarily a ow. Mrs. J. K. (limit will chaporon Miss Buslo Taylor on an outing at As bury Park, N. l'., next week. Mrs. L. l’rltchard plans to accompany them. Mrs. .iuhoz lluckils. regent of Nor— wulk Chapter. ll, A. it., made tho pros- eutution address at the unveiling of the bronze tablet, presented to the :‘own of Norwalk by the chapter, Mon- ay. - Compo Inn appears to have the lead this season in popular favor not par- ticularly large. its conduct is none the less excellent and the almost night- ly social functions enjoyed there at- tracts townspeople as well no visitors. Its brief existence already plainly evi- dences the possibility in that section for a more commodious hotel. The new stock farm of the Messrs. Redford ls beginning to be a center of attraction. Not yet is it in thorough running order. the owners purposing to make it one of the complctcst in every detail in the country, but It now hous- es‘a string of record making thorough- breds and is destined to bc a feature in blooded stOIk lines III the hour III are. --Years of suffering. relieved in a night. itching piles yield at mice to the curative properties of Dean’s Oint. meni. Never fails. At any drug store, 50 cents. it is necessary to pay up, even when you plank down. If You Went To Sell your property, whether it is a farm, a house and lot in town or real estate of any description quickly, call or ad- dress W. D. DeCARMO as WALL ST., NORWALK, mm. It will be of advantage to you also to see me if you are desirous of buy- ing any kind of property. F. E. LOCKWOOD 8 C0.. 39 Wall St.. Norwalh. are factory agents for the following automobiles: OLDSMOBILE. all styles. The .WHITL. FRANKLIN. LOCOMOBILE. Wlil demonstrate any of the above machines to interested parties. Headquarters for AUTOMOBILEgletiPPLIES AND RE- RN lliI Norton title Food Boilers. FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. [nsuree a Warm House. Day and Night, in Coldest Weather. Send for Catalogue and Investi- gate for yourself.- tioiion it Lidiltl‘ldilil Company. 95 LIBERTY STREET, NEW your: Tel, c... ".11..- Iegoni 3 out . EAST NORWALK. CONN. SHORE IDINNERS AND SEA FOOD OF ALL KINDS, COOKED TO ORDER. IATHING AND Plasma. .——.—— BATH HOUSES—'EOERE‘NT BY GEA- i. f.«~0‘8iiliivan. Proprietor A VERY ADVANTAOEOUS COM -TRACT V‘ made with the Metropolitan Pharma- oal Company enables us to sell their high grade , , BEEF. IRON AND WINE. mulls totalled at 75.: ron 45: PER Putt. rINT. » ‘ from New Haven. . article in the store. Fortunately They prose Specials 1 LI. . SCANS “NESTLES” COW MILK FOR 25o. MEADOW BROOK BRAND COW MILK, So CAN. ‘, 3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES. 26o. READY BITS 100 POK. A. Stuli o4 COTTAGE AVENUE. EAST NORWALK. CONN. All Agreements contingent. upon Strikes. Accidents and other delays unavoidable or bcyond our control. RA CINE BOAT Mf’g. Co. Designers and Builders of Steel, Wood and Composite Vessels. MARINE ENGINES AND BOILERS. GASOLINE MOTORS. STEAM AND SAIL YACHTS, LAUNCHES. MOTOR BOATS, TURBINE BOATS. now BOATS AND CANOES. C. L. 51'. JOHN. Agent. . 49 Water, street. Catalogues on application. Brooksfde Lake loo Co. at Ponds STREAMS. OR SNOW ICE ON THE JOI. NUFF' SAID. “—— J, L. McFarland, Brooksiio into In to. OFFICE, NO. 5 MADIEON STREET. H. S. Pickering. 'Phens. 18!. Jenkins Sros.Velvoe and GARLOCK' PACKING Carried in Stock. A “COLD AND SILVER PLATING. New England Electric Motors. New no superior. Can show them in operation. lgiyeicians know about Ayer’s Sareegarllls. o it for exhaustion, anemia. FANCY CREAMERV BUTTER, 220 .- , Fancher spent yesterday in New York. 'dus are planning to start for St. Louis ARE FED av CLEAR SPARKLING. NO DEAD WATER ICEA . tIiIIr Godfrey, Isyivunia, an old school mate of John Repairs to Stationary and Ma- . rlne Engines and General Maoh- l ine Work Solicited. ' JHE c. N. McKIBBIN . M'F’G 00.: ‘ 50 WATER ST.. 80. NORWALK. St. Louis Exposition 10 Day Trips July 18. August 1,15,29. September 12, 26, October 10th and 24th. $7 6.00 This rate reduced if meals and sleepers en route not desired. WHITE MOUNTAINS, 5 day trips, 02300 July 26th, August S, 22. SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or S day trl pa. $12.50 and $15.50. July 18th, 25th. August 1, S. 15. 22. 29, Septem- ber 5th. AUSABLE CHASM 6 day trips, $26.00. July 18th 25th, August1,8. 16, 22. 29th, September 5th, BLOCK ISLAND. 3 day trips, $8.50 or $10. 50. July 16, 23, 80, August 6. 13, 20 and 27th BOSTON AND NEW YORK, 4 day trips, $21.50 from New Haven. July 25th, Aug uat 22d, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, 5 day i in the East Avenue Methodist Episco- . pal Church trips, 814.50 from New Haven. July 19th. August 0th and 23rd NOVA SCOTIA,10 day tour. S5800 August 20th. MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. 7 day tours, 052.00 from New Haven. July 26th, August 10th, September S and 20th. For “New England Tourist” arid flo- kets sail on G.W MLI-ilri'ia. Depot Onion. .M- M..._..._.......__ - .4... w. Sale For Saturdali FANCY SHIRT WAIST SUITS. ETANMI NE SUITS. SUITS FROM 35 TO SS. SILK COATS AND COVERED CLOTH COATS, LATEST STYLES, SJ To SS. ,. Give us A cALL. . Special prices for Baton-day before Fourth of July. Cut in prices in every chip «I... ll tired out. A the whole If No comfort. or Do .laea: L. W. Sykes. of Philadelphia. was a visitor in twou yesteiduyl MIs. Rudolph liehrens and son llar- ry are visiting In Waterbury. George IiI‘Iss, (If No. has an attack of tho measles. , Robert Thompson, of East avenue, I made a trip to New York, today. Mr.s ’I‘. B, Griffin is confined to her home with a severe attack of malaria. Miss Nellie Fancher and Miss Jessie Charles Aisthorps has returned from a business trip to places in New York state. Mrs J. Brundsge and Miss Jennie Brundugo have returned from a visit to Bildgoport. Cbsiios Meriitt and William Bogar- ln a short time. George Tattle, of Fort street. has re- signed from It position with the Nor- wslk Box Company. Mrs. Anna Purkci‘ton, of Hendricks avenue, has gone to Stamford to visit friends for a few weeks. While able to continue at his bench as yet. M. S. PurtI'lck the cobbler poet, is not feeling in‘ tho bust of health. Bertram Fanchcr has returned to his home in Meridcn after a visit with his cousin, Roy li‘ancher, of Winfield street. Arthur Brush. of East Norwalk, has returned home after a visit with his aunt. Mrs. Eunice Campbell. in Ridge- field. Miss Lillian Walsh, of Cottage ave- I nus. is seriously ill at her borne, hav— ing had several hemorrhages of the lungs. 'lnc members of the Enianon Club are planning to give their play. "A Parliament of Servants" in Westport next. Tuesday night. Miss llazcl Potter, of New York. who has been the guest of Mrs. Ar— of Cave avenue, has returned to her homo. lilugsno Webb, of Winfield street. who has been employed in New Ca- naan, has taken a position with the Hawkins Shoe Company, South Nor— walk William Elzoa has resigned his post. tion with the Norwnlk Liiunch Works. and is now employed as machinist with the Colonial Foundry and Machinery Company. The regular prayer meeting was post- poned last evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church. The members at— tended the. group meeting held at the Smith Norwalk Methodist Church. Leroy Wood who has been employed by the Colonial Foundry and Machin- ery Company has resigned to learn the cigar makers‘ trade. Elmer Benedict. of South Osborne avenue, succeeds Mr. Wood. Gmrgo Hall. of Washington, Petiti— L' Hommcdieu. surprised the latter by making a call on him, yesterday after- noon. He was a former resident of East Norwalk. ‘ J. C. Hawkins and ii. J. Hipson‘s Sunday school classes ulll occupy the room just vacated by the infant class. One year ago this coming Sunday there was an attendance of 245. and an effort will be made to have over 300 present next Sunday Shipbuildcr Joseph Fowler had his launch running yesterday on the river. She goes well and as soon as the en- gine is tuned up and Mr. Fowler he- comes a little better acquainted with it it Is expected much better results will he obtained. Rev. James W. Davis, pastor of the Advent Christian Church, has been called to occupy the pastorate of the church for another year. This action was taken last evening at a church meeting held at the close of the legu- lat weekly prayer meeting. it was ai- so voted to give Mr. Davis two Weeks' vacation. but the time for the vacation has not been settled upon as yet Mr. D vls has built up the church and done client work during the years he has been here and the entire organization has begun to flourish like a green tree under his mlnistratlons. ROWAYTON. Mrs. Judson Adams is the guest of friends at Cornwalleon-tlie-Hudson. Rev. A. L, Hubbard and daughter Olive spent Wednesday in New York city. The Rowayton Hose (hampany have purchased 100 feet of rubber lined hose. Miss Hamilton of New York. is a guest at the home of Mrs. George Wicks. Mrs. Earl Stevens has returned home from a visit with her parents in Greenport. Charles Sherwood. of Toledo. Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J E Stevens. , There will be a meeting of Rising Star Division this evening at the Di; vision Hall. Miss Olive Hubbard of Pennoycr sweet. is spending a‘ few days with friends in Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Albrecht are the proud parents of a son, who arriv- ed at the home Sunday. Miss Olive Cole. of the ofllee of Bid- ney Guthrie, tax collector in Norwalk. is taking a vacation. ' Mrs. James E. Stevens has returned home from a visit with her sister, Mre. Annie Miller. of Sprlnlilale. " Miss Ruth Wells, of South Norwalk la spending a week with Miss Eva Adams, of Highland avenue. ‘ Mrs. William Duahman'. of week's visit with relatives and friends in that place The Omeial hoard f the Baptist thd~ Dar monthly Church.“ soil A I Belts Place, 1 A street, Trenton Huntington today” for it ' ‘0 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson, of Lillydale. N. Y., Grand Worthy Wise Templar. and Member of W.C.'I‘. U., tells how she recov- ered by the use of Lydia E. Pinkliem’ 9 Vegetable Compound. no Mas. PINKIIANI~I am one of the many of your fi‘ateful friends who have been cured rough the use of Lydia E. Pinkham' 5 Vegetable Compound. and who can to- -day thank on for the fine health I on 0y. When wan thuoll“ dive years 01,! suilcred severe b be and frequ nt bearing-down pains , in fact. I ad womb trouble. I was very anxious to at well, and reading of the cures your mpouud had made. I decided to try it. i took only six bottles ,but it built me up endeared me entirelyof my troubles. " My family and relatives were naturally as gratified as I was. My niece had heart. trouble and nervous prostration, and was considered inc-mu, able. She took your Vegetable Com- pound and It. cured her In a short time, and she Manna well and strong and her home to her great joy and her hus- band‘s dell ht was blessed with a baby. know a number of others who have been cured of different kinds of female tunable. and am satisfied that your. Compound is the best medicine or sick women." —— Mite. EszAnwru ll. Taosrsos. Box tori Lillydalc N. Y. — 00000 forfeit If original of about latter analog seminarians cannot be produced. I the Mary I). llodient farm, at Weston, consisting of forty acres of land. with limisc. burn and outbuildings, to M. A. Brocklcy. of llIIwaylon. Miss Alice lllrdsall, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hark— lcy for some time, returned to l-lones duic, I’LL, today. Miss Blrdsall was accompanied by Mrs, Huckloy and bliss Mary llncklcy. who will be her guests at her home in that place. DARIEN AND NOROTON. George Smith will spend Sunday at Waterbury. Miss Cora Darrow is visiting Miss Louise Langdon Rev, '1‘. ll. Miller anti wife visited New York Tuesday. William Singer, brotha' of Mrs. Louis Stoorza. is visiting at her home. Miss lxiuisc Scofleld will attend the “(Almal school at New Britain, next in . Mr. and Mrs Andrew S. Waterbury have returned from a visit with New- ark friends. ——Big bargains on Saturday at Street‘s Cash Grovery, Main street. Miss Sadie Wood is visiting the Misses Hattie and Julia Heath, of New Canaan. Thomas ll Mead, of New Canaan, visited his daughter, Mrs. Will Lang- don, Tuesday. The Eaglc Hook and Ladder Com- pany will go on an excursion to Rye Beach. at an early day. Josiah Grumman, father of Samuel Grumman, is critically ill at his home In West street. South Norwalk. Mrs. Herman Singer and a friend from New York visited Mrs. Louis Stoorzs. Center street. this week. Mrs. Will Ballard and Miss Ruth Ballard have returned from a visit with Mrs. Ballard 3 aunt in New York Miss Grace Nichols of Newark, will spend several days each week during, July or August with Mrs. Andrews. Waterbury. Myron Weed recently visited his grandmother. Mrs. James Whitney. at Stamford, who is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Chichester. Miss Eleonora 'Achihuld Stevens and Miss Louise Rosco blood of Barton, have been the guests of Miss Clara Kellogg, in Ridgefield Rev Thomas ll Miller and wife are entertaning Mrs. Matthew Miller. of New Haven, and Mrs. John Donaldson of Springfield. Mass, the mother and sister of Mr. Miller. The foundation of Frank Wright's cottage. Cedar street, is .completcd Charles Weed has the contract for the building. The cottage will be cc- cupied by Mr and Mrs. Smith, ' from near Rowayton. The East Side sewer lien against the Children's, Home has been released. This assessment was 3139. The Wee Burn Golf Club women played bridge whlst a. week ago to raise funds to pay the assessment—Stamford Advocate. The members of Albion Lodge. Sons of St. George, of Stamford, and their friendo. will hold a clambake at Esra Hartwrigbt’s, Noroton Heights, Satur- entertainlng Mrs. Matthew Miller. of the affair will be a cricket match. . ' In an attractive number of Vanity Fair, one page is devoted to the ef- forts in verse and pictureanaklng of Miss my Search. enlighten of Mrs.'bl . M. Seovell. of Dorian. Her sketch of Hammerstein. the amended! manai’ ger, is said to be excellent. Illustra- tions are given portraying Miss 8cm- eli as she appears in Karl equip. us a negro singer, also other poses are air» on The writer of the article remarks: "Miss stomps career in the artistic and literary world will be watched with interest." - . ._ WESTON Miss Annie Milford some time In Ridgedeld . m Altai Man-um [IL is spendiu MGW~L__M u of endeared. are scents of In. tin Rowland. Mrs A. J Williams and little daughter hove spent several days Mrs J M Beers ~ Miss Marion Perry, of llaat Nor- walk. is the guest of Mrs. Theodore Hamilton. Mr. Wolfe. of Norwalk, was a over Sunday at the Iesideuco of dare liniiiiiton. Mina Pauline Godfrey, who has been ill for several weeks, Is very low at, this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Hawloy Williams, of Ridgcdeld. ale spending a week. at their farm here. Mrs M. Ii Hill and granddauahter. Miss Doris Godfrey have returned from a week's visit in Bridgeport. Miss Mamie Kennel has returned to New York after a visit with her ‘pan outs, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kennel. Il est lieu- ‘ . WILTON. Miss Helen Ludlow of rhiisaeip‘liia'. , is stopping at the Elms in South Wit - on. » Mrs Warnckc. of New York. In MOD- ping this season at the Seltilchtlufl house. Mrs News] and son, of New York, Slat guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bene- c Miss Fessenden. of Stamford, hill been the guest this week of HTS. J. G Fessenden. ‘ Mrs Elizabeth Iliady is visiting her daughter in Weston, Mrs. Thomas Tineadwell W. Olmstead has been papeflnir a room in the summei residence of Mro. , Charles Jones. The whooping cough hi prevaiifdz In some localities a mild form of the complaint however. Mrs. G. A. Davenport will entertain the Summer Whlst Club Timsday‘ af- ternoon July 19th. Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert of (toot-sec t,own was in town on Tuesday, 'visi in; Mrs Charles Jones and other relati ea. . Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Till ‘ St John of East Noi',wolk newlines Ieccnt guests of Miss Helen Maillo- ' brook. Mrs. D. B. Ogden, who has been: ill! guest of Mrs J. B Sturges is visitlhz Mrs. J. M Beldeo in Danbury elitist week. Mrs Frank Weston. Mr. and Hubert Sturgcs Miss Katherine tu‘rr gee and others comprised a party lplii- ing the seashore this week Tuesd y. Miss Sarah Riggs who has on spending some days with Wilton lives. has left town to visit lie-ital ter, Mrs. Gowns. of New York. beforeiires turning to her home in Palmyra. - ‘i The variegated sweet pea tied at the station cites much sanitation whichi is evidence of Agent Bradley‘ a success in cultivating flowers which beautify: the depot grounds. . A benefit whist porn; with India this ' week Thursday afternoon in 1'! Q. Thomson” a Studio. Six tables war In. play. The proceeds will be duvet the interests of Wilton leritry. ,, NOTES OF THE SEASHORE. , E. Burton Beers wasa visitor 7‘ Belle Island yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Satchel, of Br 9. guest at the Bell Island Mrs. Charles Hart. 0 spending a week at the Bali hotel. Mrs. H 0. Rowland is Salem a party of tripods from Danbury Old Well cottage Miss Gertrude Stanton. of port has been a recent guest at Bell Island hotel. Mrs. Frederick J. Meyeran’d Newark. are stopping fix Rio er of the summer at the Be, - I Hotel. her View Cottage. Miss actress of considerable note. Thomas F. Brown is erectin’ga. , some boat house at the end o It ' running out from his mopei‘ty house is nearing completion ' People who spend their" at Bell Island will be infers the announcement that platinum - » . ‘ consideration for lighting the Milli?“ electricity. There is considerable bathlhi'ev ings this summer at Hieiso “Bl" and those who are busy dim " can usually find a merry party then! early in the evening. The steamer Willlmn Flute em to Roton Point yesterday with am of the Sons of St. George filial M lyn. There were about Silooutli ‘ " and they had a rather quiet tints. Everyone on the island is ' i ever the news of the rapidly ‘ of Joel G Foster at the Nor pita]. Mr. Foster is a man of‘ kindly disposition, and pink wherecver he goes. . Charles H. Davis. of Radio 00 is daily expecting the only handsome and speedy now Go! touring car. Mr. Davis has of his Winton touring our, in , had here last season. to New . parties. As '1‘. H. Foster’s black coming down the hill at th as- of the Island. yatordp * with a big load of hay, the brake and the horse became éd. Before he could be shaft of the wagon had bee and the horse quite badly The following oilicere on}, Island Improvement scotch chosen: President. W president. Richard H, tary. J. H. 8eeiey:t ‘ Wallace Btrehmeyer New York friends.’ In cruising in the yacht Ori yesterday afternoon having time. They stopped at New London. Sayhroek New Haven and Srl .. cued yesterday by the a horn and malice?
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