Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1905 · page 7

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

. F0 Who co In on of thc radar-
of tho BIntInoi, I Icttcr box hII been
plant! on the. bridge In front of the
Ibop of thltgm R. abbot-t. Item for
publication Ire collected daily. 1'th
chouid be Ilgncd by the writcr an In
Ivldcncc of good faith.

 

Frank Hufllic in spending the tiny

flailing. . . J . .

m”...-

Misu Ailco Cunningham has returned
from n‘visit of six weeks in New
Hampshire.

 

 

Holy Communion will be celebrated
at the Advent. (Ehristiau Church, next.
Sunday. '

 

Mrs. Frank Mayhow, of Second avu~

one. has returned from a visit to
llltlg’..-lieltl.

 

J. ll. Cooley, of New Haven, client
yesterday at the home of his parents.
I39 Fort street.

Miss Alice Sherwood, who is Ill oi
typhoid fever, still remains ill a Very
serious condition.

 

Mrs. John Staples. of Ridgeficld, to
visiting Item-ulster, Mrs. llenry Sey-
mour, of Winfield street.

‘ Mics. Jennie Grunson. of nrlilll’ord.
to waiting Mr, anti Mrs. Otto Lind—
strom, ot Osborn avenue.

 

_Mnster 'lloward Seymour. of Mil-
iortl, is spending part of his vacation
at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
ll. 1.. Seymour.

 

Little Freddie Lovcioy, who Injured
one of his eyes very badly while play-
ing with a stick, is getting along as
well as can be expected.

The annual picnic of Illt‘ AtlI‘t'ill
t‘hristian Sunday school \leI be held
somc time ill the lllllltlll' of August. It
will llt' at Rock Spring, on Dr. I). ll.
lioiuulnan’s farm.

lit-v. James W. Davis is to leave
town for a few. days in August and a
“‘Ct‘ll l'l'tllll Sunday Illt‘ pulpit Will be
b'llltlllh-d in the lnornlnu by S. W. “.1.
sun and in the evolltlil; by ii. A. Mr-
Nelt.

A lcry interesting meeting; of the
’llipwortll League was held yoslcl'dayl
at the lililsl Avenue Methodist t‘hlll'l'll.‘.
II. S. t'l'ossctt was lcalllr and Illt"
subject was "Preparing for Our llcav-
only Home." '

The East Avenue Sunday school!
picnic will he held on Friday and lit
is being loollcli forward to with ill
great deal of pltnsllrc by the children. 1
The party will takc the steamer llllll—
IlllHIlill and no in Valley I‘ll'ovlg \t'llt‘l'I'
the day will he spent.

(‘lifion (loolcy, who has just sue-S
t-essl'lllly completed a year's coursc ill I
Yale Medical School, reports that thol
work ill the. school llils your has lll‘t‘ll l
the llardt-st for many years. The lat-ll
that out of ll class of 312 only 3.3 an"
left. littil'H t‘\‘ltlt'llt‘t‘ of Ibis :~l:lt(~lllclll.‘

l'llclc Ned \Viifi up uuaillst it yes-
terday. While \valllilll: h-tuccn lwot
irollct:~. liltlltlzlll' lIIINllIl's tllllg Mortal
his ship caught against the lt-ndolgt
tnalIIuL: .til illll‘IISlt‘ll which 1.. but very.
conll‘ortuid.» tho-c lml days. .\ l'I-tlowl
lltlii In put his loot down outcwllcl'c.‘
anti llt‘ didn't realize he \\lt:~ up suchl
a good size III the \‘I‘tillll. l

WcI-Itlv lulllclllt of tllc l-Iasl avcuuc
h’lctllmllst liplscoplll clllll'cll, 'l'llt'S'lii)’.‘
:l p. m. prctlthille. by ltcv, ti. '1‘. ll‘I'cc-i
man. of Ituricu; 'l‘uosdal. 7: If: p, Ill..l
preaching in ltcv. 'I‘. 5

ill.. l.tttlit~t=' Aid; ‘I'ilul'sdny‘ '1", I71 p. In...

church prayer lllt‘l‘llllll; l‘ridal. Trill: lug along nicely.

p. Ill.. .lllllltll‘ Italld, lcd In Frank
Mead; l‘d‘lll‘tl). .N'ITI it ill. Sunday
litil’llitil (‘Xl'lll‘ilttll to lltllltlnlzlon. l.. l.

 

'l'lltl lust of lllt‘
lugs will he llt'lll lll l-Iou :lvt-Illlt‘
Methodist Episcopal church. liasl Nor-
wallt. 'l‘Ilcsday July to, at I: 11. Ill., and
7:45 p, In. 'IIII- IIev. ti, ’1' II‘I-cclutlu.
of Illiriten, will preach lll illt' after.
noon and the ltcv. 'l‘. it
i), 1)., of Stalllt‘ord in the t‘\’t‘llllll;, ’I‘bc
linion Clitil'ilr. of the tour Nora-hilt
churches will I-illg lllltll‘l' the direction
of lir. Henderson.
the last. Sprlllu‘s revival Hl'l'l’lt‘t‘rl will
he used on this occasion.

...._.._..__._.

Arthur Lincoln. of t‘alt' I‘astllrc. bad
a curious illirllllll yesterday. He was
riding his aim-I .llll_l ll.Id ,iulsl r1 :Iclteti
the ctlrllcr of North Water and Mur~
llllfill streets. in Hitllill Norwldtt. when
a hit; green automobile run into him.
The frolll \\’lll"'l of hi.- llit')’l‘lt‘ will-I

Illllllilht‘il and llc woz. thrown hcltvlill highway and It l'riuhlcucd passing bor-
'l‘ltc ocrllpallltt til lllt' Hop.
more ltllt'lll ulld tulilcd Icl'lrti with the pollen

to the ground.
unto put on
to him an they went all up the l'tlilll.
"Oh. you're all main." ’I'Ilo illllll'l' are
inventllzaliult tbc t'iilt' llllll
be made ill a day or two.
The ltnpt‘csldull that the lictln l’lllcc
letter box. as It lies llulp lllld loptnith
(‘tl On lib lubricant-ll Itttilt‘illlllt. was
ntruck by ”phoning. will»; :1 llllivlltlllll‘l',
but it baa bccu stollstrucli' many a
time by the Hli't't'l Arabs. who. on
account, of their llt‘t'llltlt'tl position.
have long ball ii for a target. and
months ago HIll‘t'l‘t'til‘tl III ItIIocItluIr off
the iron knob which lifts the lid. and
after that, by dwelt and fours, engaged
In a tug of war until they nearly burst

their rigging, but finally succcctlcd illl

oli‘ iIH lanlcntnltti, and
like a tlcltll cock in tho

it In pictly near time
the buttonn. Iltnl

wrenching It
now It lion.
pit. unclean.
nolncone wearing

r. “Willi!

door of

llclllll‘l'stlll,! -
ll. 1),. ol Stilllttol'd; Wednesday. ‘3 pl

.\orwnlk I‘lrollll Mcct- land will soon ltl‘ olll.

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i
i

lll'ndI-rstlll. "I‘illlt'l'lll was strictly private.

The htmlt tittt'tl minutlrcly spoiled by the luck of rain.

 

tlrrcctlt llllly.,\’lllf'. N. .l.. young lllllli who told mell-

 
 

tithcu‘wnih’u ' “Whi‘lp‘fiflillitatl ‘
to patrol the East Ohio. '
t v . WM .

Jules Garrison. the genial Thecplan;
Fred Miller, the jovial New York Cilp~
peritounnd Eli. Jamol. whOihlIvolplnw
‘ oil many pulls in thc‘utagc or lifogmot .
recently for tho mt time in molar :‘
tor'n home, unit as the trio wore oi‘ :
one mind, enjoyed IIIOIIIHGIVOH Inl-
immensely. The old veterans being in a
melting mood. the thermometer titanic
ing at. 99. Illnoouraed gllbly on olden
lilacs. telling their young triennial that
the American Variety Theatre. at 444
Broadway. N. Y., wall the first of IIJI
kind In thin country and they had been
present when Moore ii. Pastora—Poucy
and 'l‘oney—matie the hit Of their lives.
and that was long belore the Civil
War. The two'old nhowmen have
been millionaire!) long [180. but they so
loved their profession they hate. to give

up.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

solver until 12 o'clock. Among those
present were: Mr. Ilnd Mrs. John I«‘.
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew J. But~
tcry, Mr. and Mrs. William Malllken.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens and
daughter Mil-In May, Mr. and Mrs. Wit-
llaln Middlebrook. Mrn. liollorah
Brush, Miss Maria Brush. .lOlIu. Siev—
eila. Jr., the Minutes Annie and Radio
Thompson, of Bridgeport: Masters AI-
fred Buttery, l-lnrmnn Buttery. iiurry
Ucll‘orcst. ll‘rank Stevens.
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant. surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver. by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, vlz.: Dr.
King’s New Life I-‘Illa. They are a
most wonderful remedy. affording sure
relief and cure. for headache. dizzls
nuns and constipation. 25c at F. I".
Baxter's drug store. '-

WESTPORI‘.

AgcntI for “lg Evening Sentinel. In
Weatpnri, are ‘8. DIgIovannI Ind Wm.
E. Nash. Orderc cent to Ilther of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Miss Annie Harris, of New York. is
occupying hcr cottage. here.

Mrs. C. L, Mead has returned here
from an outing at Belle island.

ROWAYTON.

Again for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rawnylcn. Ire Frederick Lockwood
Elwood Broadway and Chart" Potty.
OrderI cent to any of the new will
receive prompt attention.

 

 

 

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RuI-Iuoll Thomco has been made ll
present of a title crochet set.

Mrs. Addie Wood is spending her
vacation with friends in this place.

 

A large party of young people go to
ltolon Point every night. to attend the
dancing.

 

 

Arthur Stoddard. of New York. Is
spending his week's vacation in [low-
ayton and lmlg Island.

 

 

Samuel llall, of (flrocltctt street. has
resumed his duties with John H.
llrondwny for the season.

 

 

 

A large delegation from this place
will attend the evangelistic service ill
East Norwalk. next Tuesday night.

fl...— " n...

(T. (illcancy and wife. of Middletowh.
have been Kilt‘HlS of the Rev. and Mrs.
\ , tlcorgc llishop.
, There was dancing at iiolon l’oint. _
Saturday afternoon ill which a number
of young people of liowayton took
part.

W“..—

 

(.‘.hnrlI-s Mchlwcc was overcome by
the heat the other day and is still
sltd‘crlllg front the effects.

Rev. E. \‘l'. llyscllc conducted II
special evangelistic service ill lilt-
Methodist church. ’I‘hursduy night.

Most of the wells ill this vicinity are
dry and llit' peoplc are hoping anti
praying. llnost ol‘ tllclll hoping) that
it Will rain noon.

 

W
Mrs. Samuel Boardluun. of Itrooklyn,
accompanied by her two children. Is
lvisitial: her sister" Mrs. V. .l, llcnc»
Iislla Mr. llourtllllaa was also :1 viii.
nor ovcr Saturday and Sunday.
Miss l~llllcl l‘clly. of Raymond slrcch
went to Mount Vernon. New York. to.
day, whcrc she joined a party of
i‘ricllds and started on all automobile
Imuu island. She will be
away “110 \vl-l-k.
Miss Edith Wright. the well-known
actress of New York, who spends lll'l‘
summer in Itowavton. while leaning
on a railing: last week. ft-ll overhtulrd.
The tuition was not rely strum: and is no union lnhublutltl that has a
it pavi- Wilt. Miss Wright is a line pl‘pi'pdllul.
unililltlcr and had little llollillc ill get- v~~«-v.--—- -———-
lllllt ttt tllt‘ tltit‘ll- wA whccllnan‘s tool bag isn‘t com-
_....._._,.... [ilt‘ltl without ii bottle of it's 'l‘huulnd
The Yale and ‘I‘owtlc Manul‘actllrtnu “plum-l.» till. “my. cuts, mulch...
I‘olnpllny, of Stamford. on Saturday. slings, sprains. Monarch ovcr pain.
llitltlll Its first sclni-nnnlllll distribution ..
of Soul) ill prizes lo clllployccs for lit‘t‘ll
eyes and alert brains. in the draw-
illl; oilit'c ll. Leroy t'l'ocltclt, of Row
nylon. was awarded sift. l’uymaslcr
Edward ll. llilIllic_v_ ot' itaricll. was a
Illt‘illllt'l' of the collllllitlI-e on splines:
lion.

lrvilII: Stone is reported convnlcs
clnI: from an attack of typhoid that
for a lilac threatened to prove fatal.
'l‘hllrsday afternoon a horse drawing
a pcdlllcrs waeon wan overcome by
heat alld fell ill the road at State
strut-l anti Myrtle avenue.

it is reported that the. American
llrlliltc t‘o.. is to lillish lllt' unconlplcr
cd l'lillll’llt'i of thc l’cnllsyll'ania Slccl
(‘o., on tltc Salinittuck railroad draw.

 

During last wcclt ii nlllnhcr look
comfort at Illl‘ Iit‘llt‘ll and slept out on
the sand all lllILlll. 'l‘llc but spcll just
broken was a record author and there

NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
William l-‘, (‘larko is having his llt'\\'
yacht t)\'l'l‘llillllt‘tl.
'l‘lle blnckflsh do not set-m to he
biting Intuit at present.

Ill. and Mrs (‘ lrvinr. l“t‘t'l'i.~t llavc
v‘t'illl'llt‘li from a pleasant trip up the
Hudson.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Darlen. are Arthur Stauson. and Wall.
lacc Shercr. Order: sent to either of
the above will receive prompt attcn.
lion.

Edwin llarl lllltl finally have nrrlv

l-d front Waterbury. for a sojourn at

the ll‘oole collage.

7—“.— I l
lit‘llliillllll Sl- Jim“. .lr.. 0f ”MINI. littscball on the cast beach, the

was a visitor ill South Norwnllt Sat- .Vottttl: liltllt's ittklltt—l will in the Route.

um“). "m.“hm Is the latest diversion.

 

l"l't'tlt'l‘lt'li Kilt-ll has resigned his
position as clcl'lt at A. ll, 'l‘utilill‘s
:tltll‘c at Hickory illtlff.

William Middil-hrooit. who was ovclh
come by ltt‘ill sonic days nun. is get-

(‘ttptalll Smith. of tile \'ollllltcers'
ilonlc. who sustained Injuries to bits
llt‘lltl and leg. is getting along niccly

Mr. and Mrs Ill-ortzo K. Mill'l‘lltlll‘tt'
and daughter liltliill, of Mull Ital-en. N.
Y., have taken “l.c lit-pas t‘ollllac.” for
the Ht‘llfit)".

w“...—

Mrs. Meier and Mr. Meier, of New
York. llith' arrived at the Island View,
bringing with them their automobile.
which they now keep iii the Foster
barn.

’l‘lloodora liavcnport. the infant
daughter of Theodore and .Icunlc W.
ll. llavcllport. tllt‘tl Friday afternoon at
the honlt- of the parents ill lhtrlcn. The

The yacht "Marzllcrllc." l'ormI‘trly
owned by Mr. lllnlzcc. of Soulhporl.
and now bv w. F‘. Cllll‘llt). of tho Nor—
wnlk Yacht (ilnb, has been brought to
the ship yard of (‘aptuin Edward Mil-
ler at Sniilllvillc, where she will be
thoroughly overhauled and painted.

'l‘llo (lrullfurd Hltm‘l yacht “lmpcrla”
liIIH been placed In collllnlssion by t‘alr
laill Edward Miller. of Smithvillo, and

Farah-rs are complaining that there
In great danger of their crops bclnlt

Even treeu are willing under .‘Yle heat
and lack of moisture and gardens art!
sllffcrlnl: urclltly. l'nlcss rulll comes
soon the farmers will lollc heavily.

A veteran from ll‘ltcb's lioluc, who
thus bccu camping near Weed avenue.

Stamford. has struck cllillp by orders
‘nf lhc ”at“... department. Sunnfnrd. will be placed III the water ill a few
‘1“... l...” was "pvt...” alongside the dtlyu. The owners lntcnd to use her

for the balance of the season. which
will be the first time ill several years.

Several complaints were rogilr

Misti ’I'csldo .lnrboc lost a valuable
gold watch. 'l‘llIII-nday evening. and in
Ilplic of the fact. that there was IIII
elltll't- army of Itcul'cheru out with lllllv
torus Illltl automobile lights. the lilac—
piece with not found until morning.
It was discovered kin front of the
“aim place. on Tina Lodge.-
. “'th—

Amohg Incident-visiting Mr. and
Mrs. tit-urge K. Moruhnulto at the "he.
chnn Collide," Belle Inland. are (lot-
oncl Edward A. Morcllouse. wife and
grandson. N‘elnon Elberlgo. of Brook
Iyu; Otto Frontal and Mia! Florence
liatlck. and-.Noal Slrccltcr. of New
York. IIIIII’MI‘EI. S. Murray, of Roselle.
New .lcrttey. « .

llllnscli Haul! Mlllcr. the Merchants-

llll poll-Io up Ill Illunbl'oolt, u week ago
Saturday night. and was lu‘cllned to
make trouble until some citizens began
to feed him randy. was Nt‘ill back to
Mcrchnntvllle. Friday evening, by the
Hillel-linen. Miller Ilud boct‘nlle hiln~
self again had nppcurcti to be. quite ra-
tional. it In believed now that. the
.cxtrcmo heat had a good deal to do
lwltll hilt mental condition. .

l, A vrt-y pleasant Hill'ili'lflt‘. was low
:tlcrod Walter H. Slew-nu. 'I‘hurslluy
levelling, at. liltl home In Norolon aver
one. in honor of NIH alxleontll birth-
tiny anniversary. A very enjoyable
love-hint; was spent with mush- on the
.phouogrnph, and Illnlrltl . Lunch wan
.Iulrvcd and the party nloyctl tlleln-

 

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’l‘llc lcc 03‘6th ntltl unite Nit) til the
doom cottage. Saturday owning. wul-I
luItlquItIedIy‘ a nuccucll.’ 11' y ovory
vcullge of tho cakmgfl‘ m Willi dillJ
ptitit'ti of. and arm; Infill made for

1T“. “ eventing. a IlIIllslrcl show will be Ell/I‘ll
ll‘filWN‘iur P‘rml

«and!» to I filthy Ill? ‘
own actor." Ill/13M i leave m3 1
. e v . ' l
we . .

proceed: also. to beetievolcd‘io thin
fund. The people of the Inland are
promised an excellent entertainment
at that time. » :1

 

 

in order that be lulgltt not separate
_ } hlmclt. entirelyigrom tile wetla- Ital

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

" large and (Ionlfor
lilo.” formerly owned by .loaeph Binua.

 
 

 
 

1 eight feet. beam and is flied out with
Her illilllgll and lip- '

 
 
 

enough votes to I‘ll“ that body togcllc

inf-v

ctvbclmillhtlleniovlltandhavo me .1 .

itching. Captain William? H. Hoyt. at
death Norwaiit, who recently sold out
hill orator and boat Interests to the Ru-
dol Oyster Conlpttpymllaa secured the
a

0 launch “hou-

 

 

Tho "which” in forty~oue foot long,

Mlanuu engines.
puriennneos are very fine lllld she
promises to make a ycry satisfactory
boat for Captain iloyi.

There was considerable excitement
in the vicinity of the Mallory float on
the east side of ‘licll Island, ’l‘hurndlly
evening, and not without cause. A
domestic Ilt tho employ of Mr. Show
lirll, of iianbury. who had been out
rowing with the baby. fell Into the
water while stepping from the skill to
the float. Fortunately she had first
placed the Infant. upon the float. and
had then attempted to step [ti-illol‘t’t
herself, but without ancccns. She not
up It loud yelling from her watery
berth. but was helped out without
damage. The olhtar maid heard the
excitement. and when HIIO ran to the
scene Idle almost fainted, seeing the
girl all wet and not at first. seeing,
the child, which watt safe and dry.

 

 

FORCED T0 STARVE.

B. F. heck. of Concord. Ky.. says:
"For 20 years i suffered agonles, with
a sore on my upper lip. so painful,
sometimes. that. I could not out- After
vainly trying everything also, i cured
It. with Bucklcn's Arnicn Salve.” it‘s
great for burns, cuts and wounds. At
F. H. Baxter's drug store; only 25c.

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NEW CANAAN.

 

Plans and specifications are. now lit“-
inlt figured for a handsome new res-
ldcncc to be built here for a Mr. (‘of-
tin. of New York, who recently pur-
chased pt'opcriy. The plans were
drawn by Architect. Wootll‘tlff latclnlnn.
of» Broadway, Ncw York.

STOP THAT COLD.
ur It may result in pneumonia. Bra
zillun Balm in breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
It), 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif~
ford, Baxter's and Pialsled‘s. ”

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SUPREME COUNCIL WILL MEET.

_—-——~

What Carleton E. Hoadley Has to Say
an Existing Conditions Action
to be Taken.
(‘arlcton it}. Iloadley, grand secretary
of the [loyal :\l't'illllllll, received some
specific information front t,‘lnclnnall
Saturday. rt-utlrdillr. tllt- reconvcuilli: oi
the supreme council to rcvicw the mill»
tcr of the new assessment rate. Mr.
lloudley says that llluasachusctts, (,‘on-
nccticut, New York. Ohio. Indiana
and several other states. have petition-
:d for the rccouvcnitllz of the supreme
council and that Illl'l'l‘ are already

cr. llis illIt-I‘llmlitni rccclvctl is In
lllt' effort that thc ullprotllc council
will meet at all curly day. vithcr at
l’lll‘lll‘llti)’. or tilt-I'clllnd. 'l‘l’lv lntlu-
cure of the West and South is so pleat.
that. it Is necessary to lllcct, at some
[iliil‘t' In tho West.

Asilcd what was the prospect of Ilit'
supreme council doing ill the matter.
Secretary lloadnly said:

“in my opinion they will adopt op-
tion A. which is a slandilll: rate; and
they will probably illcrcast- the ass
cssulvlltu to an amount about :53 I‘ll
pcr t‘t‘lll. over the prcscnl l'tllt‘. That
would pill $3.tlbll.tltltt into the rcscrxc
lit the first year. Tlml would doubt
less ho a satisfactory rate." '
’l‘llcl't- are about 7.1ltltt ltlt'llllii‘l't-l oi
the ordcr in tho slutc, and they will
lil' very glad to learn that the suprl-Illc
council is about to lucct and l'cvicw
their recent action and that there is
reason to believe that the assessments
will be made at It rate that will Itot
freeze out the older llil'lllllt.’l‘§. it is
said that even the younger members
are suspicious of the new rates. know~
ml: that when they gel old, there will
be reason to believe that they will
act froze out by tho same process. it.
is said by most Incnllwrs that they
are willing to stand a reasonable Illi-
Vance and an increase of 33 1-3 per
ccnl.. it is believed. would be looked
upon as satisfactory by most nIt-tn-
hers. In view of illt' hood of raising
llltll‘l‘ money to tllcct lllt‘ incrt‘tlitllll:
necessities of the order,

W..-“ _-

GOVERNMENT WILL NOT RESIGN.

Premier Balfour Made The Statement
In British Parliament Today.

LONDON. .lllly 24. ~ The govern.
nlcut has no intention of resigning lil
consequence of 'l‘hursduy's advert-1o
vote, This was the pint of l‘rculicl‘
Iluli'our‘n eagerly anticipated allite-
meat in the House of Commons this
afternoon. Although It. has been gctr
erully recognized tillll such would he

the lit‘t‘IHIOll of he. pI'I-ullel- tllcro wan
feverish cagcrnaus on till Hltll‘lt to hear
the exact terms of his slulcnlonl. 'I‘Ilo
housi- watt literally packed. lllvcry
lzlllil-ry available to Illt‘ pccrll and the
pubic wall crowded and there had not
been such all attendance of members
during lilo life of the preaeut parlia-
Inenl.

 

GLARY.

HARTFORD. Jilly 24. w louln
Wright. who Willi arrested ycnlorday
for two burglurten lit the Union Bla-
tlon Restaurant in this city. waived

 

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THE ‘CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Plalner 3. Bradley. Prop.

 

SEVEN KILLED BY AUTOS.
(“lilt‘Atlth .luly B-lr-sb‘cven llf’l‘i-lflllri
killed and .34 injured in the r-lcord
lnatlc so far this year by the automo-
bilists In t‘hicnuo. 'l‘llc figure-s ctnnv
purc with last year's record (If one
killed and 7;: injnrctl.

 

"flax-I’ll. 0 II, annular.
IAFE. .ltuv-nlhwtq Indium-um In
for culmmsrmcs ENIILI. i:
In “ED Ind Gold metallic horn III-It"
with clu- rilltluu 'I‘nltu no other. “ch:
lilngcnnl fininlltnlhn Ind III“-
!IunI. Iiuy a! your Input-t. at urnxt a". II
IIIDIIII fw Particulate. Tull-mild.
Iud “Relief for Lndiu. "I idiot. to n
‘ turn run. “'0.th rnnmt-ut-n fluidity
Mt brunt-u. villa-m" t'hcmlonl cc.
mm. opt-M ’CI|N4- lunar-I. I‘IIII.A . I'D

 
 

 

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COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, 12c

WEAK FISH, 8c
PORGIES, 4 LBS., 25c
BUTTERFISH, 10¢
STEAK COD, 100
SWORDFISH. 12c
EELS, 12c

ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYITER
MARKET.

Old Oclvatlon Army Iulldlnl.
EIIt End of Washington Oil-II! Irldgc

CAPT. CHARLES DUCRDII. Prop.
South Norwalk.

Crescent
Refrigerators

ARE MADE OF HARD WOOD AND
NICELY FINISHED.

FOUR SIZES $7.50. $10, $12.50,
$14.50.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR
SECOND LOT OF THESE REFRIG-
ERATORS. SOLD THE FIRST LOT
OF THIRTY IN THREE WEEKS,
WHICH Is PRETTY GOOD PROOF
THAT THEY ARE GOOD VALUE.
oun BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES
ARE ALSO GOING FAST.

A. J. ANGEVINI it SON.

FURNITURE.
134 Washington at.

 

80. NorwIik.

 

liqw to
Keeptpool

THE ONLY ABSOLUTE WAY IS NOT
To HEAT} THE HOUSE.

W

GET A

 

exnnlinallml lit the city court, today
alld wun remanded to lull III default
or bomb: of lithium to await lilo fiction!
of the superior court. Wright In said
to have confoasod l’llt‘. burglaries Io

 

the clt‘t‘ll‘lt! light I'Iltt itiNexl, Saturday 1 March.

at the pavilion at iloton i’oitlt. thoi tilt

'therc on July
”mm nnidca

 

(thief of Police (luau, and to have ul-
l‘io confessed that he not il number of
limit in Boston during ll‘ohrlmry and
1893. unload them being tires
at the Hathaway handing. on Atlan-
avellun Wright Illiulcd the upper.
Menu of the Springfield police that be
robbed the railroad station restaurant
19. Setbmok authorities

hing n l.j.llcj.th¢ll Of It melanoma
from . eriiirold canton the“ pint
will come here to Question him.

' ' 7.5!...“1‘1‘1' ‘. I “

that he could tell nomc- ,

 

Gas Range

THEN YOU CAN HAVE PLEASANT
DAYS AND COMFORTABLE
NIGHTB IN THE HOT-
TEBT WEATHER.

 
 
 

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1847.
_ PLUMBING AND STEAM

w

.11“an you buy the

;: Palmer w
1 illiilllilllilli

You buy the but.

I ..———

1 Colors will not run or fade. .

and will out-wear
all others.

" ‘fl

Chariot—I. Dow.

HARDWARE.

:1: WASHINGTON ST.
Phonp 143.0.

 

1905.
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.

HOT AIR HEATING.

STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and steam Fitting,
Gall Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, Etc.

Have you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
11 WALL STREET, NORWALK.

site“ of" Gold "Willi
Papers at Cost.

 

 

Now in the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE CF (301.1) WALL PA-
PERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. in
order to make room for now goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. come and see
our stock. ‘ . i ‘

3 ‘.. I
Cloth Window Shades with fringe,
250. . ..

_——-—-

Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.

 

Painters' Suppliec.

...-.__—

Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.

p..—

Painting ‘and Paper Hanging.

..._..._.-

Tclcphono Connection.

I. ll. letter,

87 WASHINGTON sTREET,

South Norwalk, Conn.

FRANK c.
VAN scov.

PLUMBING,
STEAM,

HOT WATER,
‘AND

GAS FITTING.

.Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper,
and Zinc.

and

‘50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—4.

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

till ll‘iiillt all

SOUTH NORWALKI CONN.

ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH

Capital madman
Surplus. ' Sl00.000.00
nu Profits. 360.000.00

M

qucturcrI. merchant: and corporationc

upon fIvorath tarmu.

EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vino-Prop.

JACOB M. LAYTON, OIIhIIr.
DIRECTORS.

E. H. Mathcwcon John H. Light

John H. Knapp HInry chmour

Joclah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman

Ola-Minn swat-u J. WIIlacI MIrvln

H. Rowan.
llIS'flIil'f IllilllEF 2.3.3.”?
flog-I 'l'brui. villi “NEIL“!
u‘ln'fllltblguz'n If“ 032%..
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aoltclu collation of individuals. MII‘I~ T

.tto- ii“ ‘
a plum.

 
 

 
 
 

. 'Phcnc. 1302. ll

hulls Bros; hills.
.,I Inc will}.
‘ ' Guild nun ‘

Olrrlod In Mock.

t‘ rNhI‘ t

GOLD Ann SILVER PLATING'
Ital England Electric Hollis. .

HIVI no lapel-Ion. can In
,thcm In operation. .

RepIIrI to stationary Ind Mm
rlna Engines and General Much.
rln. Work Solicitcd. ‘

.THE 6. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO. .
56 WATER 8T. 80. NORWALK.

 

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II I neceulty of perfect Haiti! and
an essential element of Happiness
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing chant.
bars with a snowy white, one-pleat)
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.

We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices. L

Horace R. Nash.

CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8TB"
80th Norwalk, Conn.

 

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F S. lilllIKs

Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB}
RING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT~OF-TOWN ORDERS BYI
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED I'D“

—-RE8IDENCE—-
27 WESTPORT AVENUE, NORWALKI

CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE DTREET. .
lowly furnished throughout. Mon
comfortIhle and up to—date hotel in th
city. Electrictty and heat in ova
room. Bath‘l in connection. POM ‘
feel: sanitation. Rooms excellently.
appointed. Alwnyl comfortable Ind
quiet. a“ on“ .
Cafe ccrrylng I full tin. or hell.“-
Merrlll Ind Condit’a wines, liquor! '
and clan. lent. clocked bu in LA
city.

I. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. 80H.

Wall
Paper.

Our Itoci 0! new good: just “1
is a little larger than ever beforu

 

 

 

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Wonderful how low you on
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in the very but
mInner. i l .. ' ~MNI~~l

We III" taken I good at“!
contract! for noun painting not!
will be glad to lubmit figuru In
your. work. i mil '

We try to cm in nock' «cry-
thing you need for th- docorItic J
of your noun lunch or out. .3. 4

E. E. .
Gorham.

TELEPHONE 336-4 "‘
E. NORWALK.

10 FIRST ST.

 

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AGENOIES. ,
ALL INSURANCE. REAL “TATE
non-roman. NOTARY. DTIAM‘.‘
BOAT Tlcltlrrc. .
PATENTS account. 3‘.
2 count MAIN ITIIEIT. ..
TDII Glll, 36M "‘r

 

 
 
 
 
 

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