ii iii
III Hilts
i ‘ . —;——— I ,’
HAVE THEY sEEN PAINT.
ED?
we FURNISH THE sear
eLAcK PAINT AT THE
VERY Low PRICE OF 15
cuts res GALLON IN
BARREL Lore on 29
CENTS IN sMALLER QUAN-
l
Gas Co.
Every'style
I Every style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good taste can be found
in our stock.
Our assortment is so large and var»
led that you will hays no trouble in
making a selectibn.
TO ORDER
Window Shades. Picture Frames.
Painters’ Supplies, Artists' Materials.
SPECIAL'S.
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures.
10¢.
Cloth Window Shades, fringed, 25c.
Extension and Solid liaif Curtain
liods, 100.
I
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CROCKERY.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
L.H.Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk,
Telephone Connections.
Coon.
THI
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71‘ WII TER STREET.
sourH NoawALx.
New AND ascoND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INITALLID AND II-
PAINED. SATISFACTION DUAIn .
Amado.
L
”w-.- - ._
FRANK iiiiiilil
PLUMBING.
mam. '
nor am rm.
limb or:
rlmivo
' Tin. Sheet Icon. Comer
mmjg====:;w__«
so South and: Street.
relapses-s. ma.
ammo.»
HIII IIIIIII IIIIJII
FRIIDOM min my about your fu-
tors—if u live.
family—it you die.
An ENDOWMINT In the Conn. Oen'l.
Life ins. Go. gives you both.
razors. FIELD
elitism A'osr
N. Smith Ferguson. up til Agent.
UNITED eANK BUILDING.
sourH NonwALK, or.
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
iorm Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as Wanted.
p—‘ns—
Other niachirlesciiop meat
onIY. THIS DOES AWAY
Bowl. antiserum.
I , ‘ 9. “M " v ‘
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
Foresale by
WATKINS a. cow
Hardware
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 143 6
L.. m... 4......ng _ 2...-
M
bun with Safety 5". Par innum. -
Your savings invested with the in-
dustrial Savings and Loan Co are {Ice
froms eculative dangers—earn 5 per
cent. 13 r annum
-—a profit consis-
tent with
methods—and al-
ways' subject to
your control. 5
per cent. per an-
num paid for cv-
m‘y day invested
withdrawabie at
‘ your pleasure.
Erldol’sed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 90. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow .John 8. Lawrence
III IIIIIlNIi BIII
iou-rHNOHWALK, OONN.
. WITH
Capital ' $700,000.00
Surplus. 510900000
Nat Profits. 355300.00
I Solicits accounts of individuals. man
ufaoturers, merchants and corporations
upOn favorsbls terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros-
JACOB M. LAYTON. cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josilh R. Mai-Vin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swarm Wallace Marvin
Edi. Mathewson I John H.Li.ht
Fred. H. Rowan. -
1847. « ‘ . , s
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
. no'r AIR HEATING
STOVES AND RANREO.‘
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY,’
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
leaNosNos from want or your ’
WITH THE CHOPPING“
O’HOPS Potatoes. Meat.
safe '
Ito.
:THE JONES a norcHKIss
rAch onaAMInv surrsn. as-
LI. . ,I , , i _ I
s OANI “Nurses" cow MILK roll
m I .1:
usADow snoox IRAND eow
MILK,socAN.
3 DANS SOLID PACK TOMATOIO.
.s 960.
nfipv one
«I e
pen.
4;
,tuII
as COT PAGE AVENUE
EAST NORWALK. ’CONN.
L0 WES T PRICES
Automobile “its 8 Supplies
if you would verify above, call
and get our figures.
WE HAVE INTERESTING
PROPOSITIONS ON AUTOMO-
BILES.
, Factory a cute Ifor Cadilae-
and Orient” uckboard
H.R.BULKLEV,
62 do. Main 9t.
Wholesale
AND.
Retail House
Imports? Liquors. user’s. etc. as.well
as oi the Domestic Brands, Bot-
tled by the case for Fam-
ily Use.
Delivered free of charge. Call and see
the stock. at my new place
of business.
I‘Ierman Quittner,
45 Railroad Ave. ‘ ,- 890th Norwatk.l
Telephone 373—0.
as. L‘OCKWOOD 8 c0.
39 Wall Step Norwalk.
are factory agents for the foilowlng
automobiles:
OLDSMOBILE. all diylos.‘,
The WHITE.
FRANKLIN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrate any of the above
machines to interested parties.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILES SUPPLIES AND RE.
rAI limo.
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
(lotion & Liigervooii Company.
96 LIBERTY smear.
new YORK.
Tel. can 97-65
THAN EVER IIFORI.
V vsav sear utilities.
DAVID w. osmosis,
2.323“
VII NAVI
wean. 4
INNDI DR OUT.
I sHan DINNEns AND eEA soon
I ,. OF ALL KINDs COOKED
, 9r - w. 'rooao oén.
DA'rHINe AND simple.
we 'ITOGK or new oooos " -——~
‘ Just .04: is A -I.rrri.e LAnosn
* woseenroi.‘ How Low YOU
cAN suv NIcE cocoa HEIIIE. you
new we no THI': womt IN THE
TAItEN A coho
NANV ooNraAers FOR House
aAIsIrlno anowru. as BLAD‘TO
susuir Mounts . son yous
we say To cannv "4- areas
emvriiino vou NEED res ml
DeconA‘rIc'iNs‘ or vans“ acute
Glegqiii’ 3 Point!
EAST NORWALK; CONN.
aArH Houses To RENT av «A.
son. ,
i. t. 05995. Propriflor
nilOtél {Victorian-
corner Railroad Avenue and Monroe
Street.
special Tabis cum" Dimi- Dali
_ accents. y'
5.9.5.555... GLEN UNTIL 11 all.
Ila:mnsgeeil‘bhsf. and served In :-
esiisntslrh. ‘ .
T. J. SULLIVAN, I’IOp.
1‘01.“le
age-W
(use vases... f
1
N er
V'I ”I
More. Sara I'll, '
has purchased a new auto.
a.
3 160.
_______...__-—-—-—
M
the sleep Reflel
Is the guest of her sister,
Mead, of East avenue,
Misc Edith Seymour has
bury.
visit with their son, E. J.
lvoryton.
street bridge.
ing the work.
avenue has gone for a
Cob and North Mtanus.
Leela L.
Methodist (‘hiiri 11
Mr. iind Mrs. 0..
daughter Ornh Mill will
of MI. and Mrs.
White street.
twist tomorrow at 10.30 at
the pastor will preach.
The launches to convey
lune. ilypsons deck at 9
White Brothers, of this
plumber
North Salem, Westchester
Y.
guest for a few days
she will sail for Europe.
the Sartain Business
at Massahesic Lake.
weeks pass He wishes to
The usual services will
both churches tomorrow.
___.._._._-—.—-
oven “8
George J. Tampbere. of
lei P. Wicks. _
_..ha‘—-———i-—
The hour of service, at
7.30 to 7 o'clock.
L, is the guest of
Cushman. Logam street.
...__._...__:_".
Miss Lida May Wicks
from te
as pie
inventory of the stock will
illorrow.
_M
priest. South N
E lipase.
Edward Fillii‘lit‘l‘. oi' Winlleid street,
Clifford Randall is In Philadelphia
on a several days' business trm.
Mrs. A S. Palmm and son Wallace
spent yesterday in New Yoxk city
The New Canaan baseball team will
play the Pastimes this afternoon at
“any Hunter took out a party this
morning for It seven] days“ cruise in
Mrs. (Minnie Hoffman, of l’lainville.
MIlii Jennie LcCount, who has been
ill at her home in Seaview avenue, is
threatened with typhoid fevoL
Miss Cora Cole will lend the EpWorth
bengue meeting at the East Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
her home in Winfield street, after a
week's visit with relatives in Dun-
Mr and Mrs J. S Morgan 56 Cove
avenue, have Icturnod home from a
Several changes are being made in
the Jesse block on the Washington
White Brothers are do-
Miss Carrie L. Palmer, of 27 2 East
stay with relatives at Stamford,
Palmer, the little grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Palmer,
of East avenue. who has spent three
months with them, expects to return
' to her home in New York tomorrow.
Holy Communion will be observed
tomon'ow morning at the East Avenue
I‘lie regular 030
class meeting will be led by the pastor.
l-lownrd King and
tiny and LabOI Day in Danbiiiy, guests
Arthur Seymour, of
There will be communion and love:
Christian church and in the evening
There will be
special musicmt both services.
bcrs of the Epw orth League to Nauvoo
island for their outing Monday wil
fine time is promised all who 30.
W
the contract for the erection of a house
in Summit avenue. South Nor‘waik, for
Mr Coaches also the contract to build
a house for Brown, the South Norwaik
Mrs. James ilunford and daughter
isnbeiie have returned from a stay at
They wme accompanied home by
bliss Chilstiuc i..)irnn who will be tlicii
Miss Mac E. hiaglnn. daughter of the
celebrated mtist of Brooklyn. is be-
ing entertained by Mrs. Philip Hossan,
of lianford Place and will spend lla-
bor Day in Danbury with John Mc-
Nulty. After hci return to Brooklyn
“Jack" Moran. a former student of
College.
quite well known hero. writes friends
that he is now located in New Hamp-
shire, but Is at present camping out
He is having a
jolly time with some college chums.
“Jack" hopes to visit South News“:
and East Norwalk again before many
bored to all hié friends here.
Rowavgcou.
Miss Peali Stevens and friend are
spending the do.) at Canny island
Miss Ruth Spies, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. S. A Godfrey, Rowayt'on
ford is the guest of Mr and Mrs Dan-
dist church has been changed from
Miss Nellie Terry, of Centerport, 1..
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
course in stenography this fall at, a
9 Stamford business college.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt has lately moved
Nickerson place to the Thorn.
0n Reverted avenue.
9 H. Schstcat has, it is rumored, des-
posed of his grocery business and an
isolation to- F
""" lites 99...... Hoyt, of 3...... Third
Melissa the was;
Iion ” our doctor shys. Ash 9
’ y Sold for 60 years.
Mrs. E. E.
trimmed to
Morgan, of
in 0 weeks'
Cos
spend Sun-
the Advent.
the mem-
o'.ciock A
place. have
county N.
and
be remem-
be held at
East Hare
the Metho—
will take a
“.3
tea on church iibprdiibme edtii'hbb In
contemplation ,
'1he Inembeis of the Rowayton base-
bnll team will meet this evening at
David Miliei' s to warm up" ml the
some LabOI Ilny.
Miss Florence E Mend has returned
to her home in Greenwich after a plea-
sant visit here when she was the
guest of Miss Edith Head, of North
avenue.
William Moore, Jr., who Is studying
at the oiilce of llr. A. Martin, an eye
and car specialist at 17 West Twenty—
eighth sti',eet is enjoying a two weeks‘
vacation at his home in Pond avenue.
The weekly services at. the 90. E.
church will be on Monday evehinx.
when a meeting of the official board
is scheduled and Oil Thursday evening,
when a prayes meeting will be held.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
George Stevens was in Stamford yes-
terday on business.
Postmaster Ballard was a visitor in
New Canaan on Thursday.
—-Public Market opens Saturday,
Sept. 3. with full stock of meat.
Mrs. William Hindley. who has been
seriously ill, continues about the same
The Burchard sisters will sing at the
Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
Charles Strohmeyer, who has been
summering here, has returned to his
home in Brooklyn.
Charles Reynolds, of the signal tow-
er force, is off on a two weeks’ sick
leave.
Mrs. George R. Byington. of South
Norwalk. was in Darlen ymterday call-
ing on friends.
Mrs. Tolies, of East Norwalk. was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Hindley. yesterday.
The Darlene are playing the Glen-
bi'ooks this afternoon on the Henry
street grounds, Stamford.
Dr, Tripp. of Port Chester, has been
the guest of his slster-in-law, Mrs.
A.:S. Blbblns, of this place,
Mrs. W. P. Beers, of South Norwaik,
was the guest of Mrs. Mark Norman,
at her home here, yesterday afternoon
Charles G. Waterbury and daughter
nIId Miss Maude Van Dine have re-
turned from a several days' stay at
Coney island.
Rev. ll. 9. Brown will conduct the
services tomorrow at the Congrega-
tional church. In the morning Holy
Communion will be celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice, who have been
residing during the summer in the
Facts homestead, returned today to
that winter home in New York city
Ernest Crofoot is expected back from
St, Louis and the exposition in a flaw
days. He has invited the members of
the drum corps to his home next
Thursday night. ’
Watermelons and muskmclons at
Street’s Cash Grocery,
The DarlenIInvincibles. captained by
Clarence Scofield, went to New Can—
nan Thursday morning and wow dc-
fcnted by a team in that place by the
close score of 6 to 5
J. P. Brummer has sold the wood!
at the rear end of lilndiey Park to
Mrs Annie Stevens. The entire prop-
crty has now been sold with the ex-
ception of one small lot. ,
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
is scheduled to hold its regular month-
ly meeting Monday night On account
of its being Labor Day, however the
meeting will probably be postponed to
the following night. .
The Selectmen of Dorian ale plac-
ing finely crushed stone on the road
way and sidewalks at the iOWer end of
the town. Their next move will be to
place electric lights over the sidewalk
under the Main street railroad bridge
W
Nirs. Streot. mother of Henry street.
(was italideredI Dfllrprise 99"” ytilsteb
sy n. lOllpl‘ o obeyed ~splrt an-
niversa‘ry‘ Of her mild 8y. gAbout forty
persons were present and a most en-
joyable time resulted. Mrs. Street en-
joyed the affair as ’m'isch "as the yOung-
est person in the party '
Miss iVy Burchard was tendered a
sopriso party Thursday evening by
about. thirty or be; young friends. The
shuns hostess was NIB o‘ completely
anawares. having gobs o. ills home of
a cousin. When she roturoed she
parlor. The evening was pleasantly
spent in. games and noble and later
refreshments were
The members a the KoewitOIl Fife
and Drum Corps went to .Bowsytoa
Thursday night and ‘were lle'ulteertalnsci
at the horns of LoiiIsW _
Wheeler probed a rdy'al host and ill
the boys report a due tints.
who went were Bennie St. John, How-
8rd Slam. Hsaford Smith. Fled-
Smith, .Frsll Tm Joseph Bil-eh].
Get on Cave, Thomas Cara. and Bert
99.2.5551 no of 8.1599.
Church of Rumbas bphned in the Dar-
. attractive and useful.
I and it. was finally decided to hold m
The operators in the towel"
found the guests assembled in the '
rims i.
here will be
ddanciag every
3 .
II l... 9.-
Eugene Murphy, secretary and tree-
cgraphers. dropped dead Wednesd
at his home in New Rochelle, and
wsiI expected that the annual shore
dinliei of the order to be held in New
Rachelle would be abandoned. All the
II‘Ianxemenld, however, had been made
event.
here will attend.
wasr'poa'r.
the trolleys
Dr. and Mrs. Powers are entertain-
ing relatives. ' ,
William Ackeriy of New York, has
been visiting here.
Samuel (irilmmnn is out with a new
rubber tired runabout.
J. ii. Holden anti wife, of Pensacola,
Florida. were recent visitors here.
Joseph G. Hyatt made a business
grip to Fall-field and Bridgeport. Thurs-
33’.
George Tilly and wife have returned
3 the Farms aftel a visit at Saratoga.
. Y
Mrs. Edwin Jennings has returned
here, from a visit with relatives in
Hartford.
The Beeis Bros. are moving into the.
store in the building recently porches
cd by them
Judge D. B. Bradlcv is about again
after a siege of sickness that was for
a time very serious.
Ell Mead Is getting his trotters in
shape for entries in several of the fair
meets soon to be held.
Marie lodge. D. and ii. is planning
to hold a clam bake at Newman’s
grove in the near future.
The Old Fairchild house on the site
of the proposed new library has been
torn down and in the near future the
new building is to begin,
Oscar Jacobi has certainly demons-
Irnted the fact that: there is money in
the conduct of a popular hotel here and
has brought Compo inn to the from
during this season. The season there
is nearing a close and early next
gun on an extensive addition.
Dr. Boughton. who was recently
taken seriously ill at Saratogn. N. Y.-
was brought. here Tuesday and wave)“
at present is. Dr. Boughtnn has been
an invalid for several years but his
condition has not until now occasioned
serious consideration. it was deemed
necessary to take him iii) the hospital
in nuclei that he might have the care
his malady demands and that can only
be bestowed in such an institution. it
is not believed that he will have to re-
mainthero nIgreat length of time.
Work has been resumed on the
Westport- -Norwalk turnpike. There
once Of State Highway Commissioner
McDonald, but he came to time and
when he did th'ere were motion on
his part and now some of our malcon-
autocrat. One thing he will not toler-
ate and that is school boy work audit
is said that when he cameto town
eels realized that he was bossing the
job and work had to he carried along
the lines he directed. The tangles were
all straightened out and there is a
hope now that the work can be brought
to an early finish.
and the poetic effusion that has for
years served as a starter for the “java
nile orator has been rearranged as
follows: Joseph has a. little lamb. its
color's terra cotta: it follows. him
about. the town and figures ass. sppt
ter. Joseph is no less a personage
than our genial town clerk and the
lamb a product of the celebrated J.
K. Robinson farm, Greenfield. Hyatt
had hopes of securing an anger; goat
but is a. specialist on lamb skin and no
less happy from the fact. that the goal;
has some ordain be a lamb lresdy
:2th b outlined itpielf in heist-
factions of, ptt and there is singul-
aratlng tbq pair. About the tOwn they
go and at home the lamb has the posi
tion of star boarder“ .An nailigater. a
squirrel. a dog. out she lamb ‘2in I
want now is a three sheet poster and a
bead and fitr’fa ten :3}? a when
33610 *3;# «a» , B .\‘ EII I .ir" i "
.fiEMaso 51?“? m MEMPEIQ’A .n
. . re
or “filming In'gbg’xgb life in:
seer bu Died y the Oliver-
Proof: $¥hm
leashesm
sored. One fireman was seriously in-
ipred. Six others movermme by
will continue for
Frederick Newell is breaking in on '
work of laying the foundation for the 1
spring Mr. Jacobi will have work be: .
ed to the Bridgeport hospital where he _
was much ado about the non-appear- ,
tents are inclined to believe him an .
there was a hot old time until the ,10- ,
Mary's little lamb is now outclassed .
ml' 3%? “I bnmeeronr [ngvgooirion
surer of the “sliced Ordasief weld. ~91
ll.
9. 4+ :‘xIJvI‘
I, 3‘ .
sovs' neuo'mn 'ON socks, . .
No,8 :n
51.25 A om’. Fist). "
”HQ-'4 :
GIRLS LIrrLs INDIAN. ‘fu. :, . '
Kid Shoo... at. I I '-
81.26. . .I , Hg: ,
1
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YOUTHS' SATIN CALF.‘,\
Elk Lined Solos;
91.29. .
Try a pair of any of those a
they will outwsar any othoa ma
400 Pa. LADIES' KID oxrohws.
Lovr Heels. at I, '
080. ALL SIZES. . _
$3.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN ~.
NORWALK HEALTH 8H0!
FOR LADIES
l ’ .60..
ill
St. illls‘l lip
iii lily hips "
July 18.5: 9891.1 bar
12,26,0cfebgg10tb swig M
This lists: ”ii I!
sleepers on route st
WHITE MOUNT
$23.00,. July 25th, A"
SARA 013A SPRING
trips. 91.50 anaé'siasq. .l
25th,, Anew: 1. 8.15, 22. 29
bar 5th
AusAsLs cHAsM 9 day
526.00. July 18th, 25th. Au
1,5 22.2901 September 5th. 5‘
'sLOCK ISLAND. 3 day Iri engaged
or 910.50. July 16. as, an. August ll.
13, 20 and 27th.
'absTON AND NEW Yank, 4 3...,
trips, $21.50 from New Haven. July
25th, August 22d.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. 6 day
trips, $14. 50 from New Haven. July
19th. August 9th and 23rd.
NOVA 30mm, 19 day tour. M
from New Haven. August 29th? ,.
MONTREAL AND 005856.? ‘,
tours. 85200 from New Haven. V
th, August 1691,8eptsmbar 6\
For “New England Tourist:’ and
Rots call on o.w ViLHarI-is. Depotp
NEW YOIIK New HAvaN'a
HARTFORD RAILROAD -«
TIME TABLE. '
In Effect August 7th, 1904. ,
LEAVE sou'ri-I Nonwaint Full»
WYORK.
A. M.—12:59x, 5: 24x. 5. 50!. 6: 0!,
6:,17 6:,52 7:02, 7:,46 8:181. 5t
9' 26:, 9: 33, 10: 51:, 1b: 35. I ’
P. M.:—-12 55x, 2: 55!. 8:01),
4: 47:, 5: 40, 5. 55x, 6: 65:,
7:,25 7:55x, 9:5,5x 10:20. ‘
Saturdays, in addition to
3:30 p. In.
8U N DAYS.
@
P. M.—2: 41x 2: 55:. 5. to. 5: 55:. 1:89.
7:561, a: 20x. 9: 55:, 10:10.
OR
A. M.—12:00x, 5:00. 6: , -
8: 001:, 8: 40x, 9: 15x, 10: 02!. 1 04
11. 00:. 11: 02
P lily—12: 02 1:12, 2:00, 2:55,
i: 02): 4: 06x, 4: 32x, 5: 01:, 6. 04,
6' (Mix, 6: 02, 8. 00!. 9. 00x.
911: ..00x
ILEAVE sourH NOIIIVAIJ‘! 0
NE WHAVEN.
A M.:——12 11x, ,1: 1.8. 1:562. 522‘;
r: 4:, 9: 08s. 9:42,i1:.gas.11‘.ssi~
2 .o
8:012, 6: 30, V: 05:,
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9.10.11: 93:
9? n.—9: so,7 uses-our
‘seurH NORWALK ”To DANIu ‘
A. M.——6' as a. 45.10: 11‘s.
I‘lP. 14.:—-1 20. 4. 23!. 6. 09”6
: . Hess Anatolia ensures.
99 W 999-89999
in Town Hall,
, W
lastaillt. freer-“e
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