“mm VQHNILENLfl’ I» ”dam
For tho oonvonlonoI of tho "Idea
of tho Sontinot. a tutor box it» boon
placed on thrbrtdgo in front of the
chop of Williamfi. Gilliort. itIinI for
pollination are ooilIotId dIliy.‘ They
Ihould boot pod. by‘v‘ttho writer «an
widened“ o‘od‘TIltlli
Mr. and M’I'El. Cherie: R. Baker. 0"
New York. are spending two weekn‘
with relatives in this place.
Mills Grace Whittaker. of East
Norwaik. spent Sunday as the guest, of
Mine Grace Wakelee. iii Stratfortl.
John R. L'I-Iominedlcti led the Ep-
Irth Leaguemeottng last night. in
tic Mast avenue Methodist church.
Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis and
non Leslie, of Rowan stroct. have re
turned bottle from a stay Ill Canaan.
Miss iiuttlo (l. Cromwell. of New
Milford. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. .Iollil
(Iroliiwoll. of Washington street, for a
week. '
v
Mites Carrie and Nina Carpenter
sang "While the Days Are Going llye"
its a duett at the Epwerlh League
meeting last. night.
A gang of laborers began ex tavtiting
the roadway on .Seuvlew avenue this
morning, to matte a water connection
with the main for Edward Robertson's'
new building.
William G. LeCount has disposed ofv
lillu handsome residence Iii Scnvlcw
avenue. to‘Edwurd Ii. Robertson. who
is erecting a building in Scavicw aye-
iiile for the manufacture of. gasolcne
engines, etc.
Weekly bulletin of the East. avenue
Methodist. Episcopal church. Monday
8 p. lll.. Sunday School Board; at Ell-
ward Simon's, Winfield street; Tues-
day. 7:46 p. in, Class meeting; Wed-
nesday. 2 p. m.. Ladies Aid; Wed-
nesday. 7:Aiu p. ni.. Woman‘s Foreign
Missionary Society, S. S. Ilooill; Wod—
tiesday..7:-l:'l p. in, Cabinet lllectillg
of Itipwortll League l‘riuinry Room;
Thursday. 7:45 p. 111.. prayer meeting:
Friday 7. p. lll., lilo Junior Iiatid will
have a lican Supper in tho .I’ritltary
room. Every member l'cquostcd lo‘
be present. aild bring alriclld.
ROWAYTUN.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Chart“ Petty.
OrderI sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Miss ICnIIIla Parsons. of Ellington.
returned llillllt‘ today after a low flit} s‘
visit with Miss lies-sit.- .l. Clark.
Marshall 'l‘halchcr. of New Iiavcn.
was the guest over Sunday with his
family at. the llolnc ot' It‘rnnk t‘rock-
ell.
Edward Wilson and faintly, of Nor~
walk. spout Sunday with his l)I'(itlIt‘l‘.l
lilo \Vt'll~klli)WIi milk dealer on llll‘
West Side.
The Sunday school of tho Rowaylotl
Methodist Church will go on its annual
picnic, next Thursday. 'i‘llcy intend
to go to Slt.tL|lltf(’ittl:itl Island. Itrtdgo-
porI.
Some one broke lilo lilt‘ now Itaptisl
Church some Illlic during Saturday
lllIIghI. and colliniitlcd various dcprc»
tltttlotis liit‘l't'ill. ’l‘llt- tilist-l'mttll loll
all old umbrella ilisido lil‘tl-r Ills depar—
ture. No inkliui.r is had as to who
perpetrated the Ilt'lti.
Eddie Klit'll and Willie Shun. Ilrlvintl
the delivery horse of the t‘ontrlll li‘ood
Collipltny. of South Norwalk, had a
IIIII'I'tiW t'Ht‘itIto from an automobile
Thursday afternoon. 'l‘lloy tvoro in a
narrow road ut-ar 'l‘okeliI-kc when .l.
S. Iioyt's i'littuil’ctlr (‘Illlll‘ around It
sharp turn lll his :IIItoiIIobilc. going at
It l'ltst pat-u. There was hardly room
for a single wagon on the road lit this
poittt. The driver or the luncihnc
turned out and nearly ran illlo a stone
wall. ”1' tltoll went back itito the
road, just touching the wagon and
taking it [Iii'i'i‘ out of his mud gear iii
so doing.
The ('IIllll'lllI'll ot‘ the various tables
and iii‘jllil‘llllt'lllH of the fair. lawn fete
and water carnival to be hold on (lap-
tttltl Andrew Mills’ lawn. It‘rlday. Auti-
usl.lltll. from :t to Iii p. Iii.. are as
follows: lioiloritry president of the
gain Mrs. .losopllltlo t‘ruw: lit-ling prc-
alrlt'ut, Mrs. II‘. it. llrntldn; fancy work
and pinch table. Mru'. blunle (Iotltroy
and Mrs. J. Ii. ltityltuuld; domestic Ill‘
lili'. him. it. luvhryz' tltlu'rr litllltt, Mill.
l\’tttc ji‘lltlllitrs: ctiniiv table. Mrs. .lolill
I’lttudet': the tltototurc ll‘f'l'. for tile
children. Miss Mitispaugtt and Mist-I
May Id. itaymoud; nilIIoIIt-ticls ill the
Studio, Mil-tn littt-kIt-y; lI-nlonlidc, Mrli.
It}. Marsh; It't‘ t'l'l‘liiil mid t‘lllil‘. Mrli.
Ilrnudtt: lunch wagon. Mrs. A. It. tilt-v-
cricy'. water carnival. Mrs. Hulda floti-
trey. The following gclitlcmon littvo
kindly consented to act illi judgen to
award the princs: ('intttlIl Charles
W. Bell. I“. ll. Quilltltrd. tit‘l'l‘t‘llll'y
Knob Outing (film. and tit'orgl- Id. (Tilrt
tilt, not-rotary Norwullt Yacht (llttb.
licv. Iii. W. Byttlll‘. itt'v. I“. (J. Brown
and it}. It. Laue will Illth' charge of
the out-door sports and games for
lutyu. on Illa tutu Bell's shore front.
All boyli in owllyton and till visiting
boyn are hereby Invited to pain In the
boys are hereby Invited to join III the
afternoon at tililo. There will be no
charge andvprlzvs will bo offered. (tap.
talll An Mlllfi tutti Dr. C. E. Illicit-
Iey fol c reception committee. It,
In hope mt. ovvry one in Rowayton
_ . V , . ‘
boat or motor heat). Will enter hill or
her ‘crnft and try for the two prince.
$0 to, offered fortith . ' f
‘ ‘ fol" lthflwmqflt
a : It?
{L dusty denomination. true libero
front owners are urged Ito decorate
their property. with lights or Japan.
cite lanterns. to add to the scene. Dr.
Hackloy hue placed his «here from
and steps at the disposal of the coin-
nlliteo having charge of thn\ routing
of boats and of the launches taklnx
parties to the lighthouse. All this its
Library. a large “attendance in hope
the coming year may be realized.
DARIEN AND noaorou.
AgontI for th. Evening BInttnII. In
Darion. are Arthur SIIqun. Ind Wat.
lace Sharer. Order. nut to either of
at. Ibovo will receive prompt Itton.
9n-
Anioil Nordlno is having a frame
house erected on the corner of Leroy
and Bailey avenue.
....
George Smith has purchased the
handsome cabin catbolt Kismet. which
he will keep'nt lllekory Bluff.
'l‘llc Dngdale-Itilcy case before Juli-
tice of the Peace Willlaill H. Will-
niott. of Norton. came tip Saturday
illoriliiig, hilt was again continued.
Benjamin Wood. of Norolon. has
placed the contract. for the repainting
of his residence on the Post. Road.
with W. E. Anlltoll, or Noreten
Heights.
James Patience of the Norman
Heights greenhouse is preparing the
benches to receive the winter carna-
liolis which include the finest and int-
est. varieties among them, the "Itin-
ebiintrcss." “White Prosperity” and
“Flamingo.”
W
The many friends of Mrs. Dance will
be glad to hear that she arrived at
her destination safely. Mrs. [lance
left New York on the stcnliicr Parts-
ian. .lttly- ti. Some of her" many
friends went, to the pier to bid llcr
farewell and a pleasant voyage. All
on board enjoyed a very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Danet- will visit Scotland anti
England. where her aged molllcr aml
many other relatives llvc.
WESTPoiu.
—_—_‘—~
Agents for the Evening sentinel, In
Wootport, are S. Digiovanni Ind Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
A party of New Yorkers are camp-
ing out at (‘octicnocs Island.
btclliii limit In to be installed iii the
rcllovatt'd lltllllt' of 1‘}. C. Smith.
The Harrison cottage. on wright
street. is occupied by (I, Jacobs anti
wife.
The mother and sister of Charles
lititinclncli. l'rolil Dayton, 0., have
been visiting; lliul lit-re.
linrlllg the mouth of August special
song services are to be hold in the
Methodist church. Sunday nights.
There Is to be It lawn fcIc Ilv the
Methodist church on the grounds of
(‘Ilarlcs Mills, at ...c It‘ltl‘lttrt, Monday
night.
Sangatuck had llll enjoyable time at
its picnic. held - itl Suttlng's grove.
Members of the church were wvll rep.
resented lillll lllt- lithlIr was one of the
[ill‘llfiitlilt‘sl recorded this season.
Albert Vtiof‘llutru ls confined to his
home ill Sattgattu'k from injuries rc-
l‘l‘th‘li by falling from his bicycle, Ill
Norwlllk, \\'ctliic.~<titiy. lie was serious»
ly Illll‘l tillti In tilidt-r the doctor's care.
It In claimed that Morrln K. .lclnip.
who has donated $20. ....I for the proc-
iloll of a library building here lg one
of the largest backers of (‘oiiiulodoro
I’ctiry III A present voyttgc Ill search
of the North Pole.
Public opinion lulu Won the dtiy llcre
nlld the fountain that was weeks ago
rcIiiovcd from the center by tho sch-I'l-
tiicli will be replaced. stops toward
that cud hclug lillit‘ll now. It in some.
thing of a surprise that our wist- town
fatllcrs concluded to llt‘l now I‘utlit't‘
than wait until the dcprcssing weather
was ovcr and ill“ men and boasts lli‘ll-
(tilted cured little “divide? the fountain
Willi reset or not. The pooplo. howev-
cr. have been persistent ill their dc-
Illfllltit-t for its return and llllt'n in t‘t‘il-
sure for the unwarranted assurance of
the town fatal-r...- Ill moving it and the
result tends to prove that lot the pub-
lic be determined cnough ulid the till-
Iocrltls will be brouulit, to time. .
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
The New (‘linluui Cadets. Ii military
organization or New (inutlnii. began ti
wcolt'a cucuitipmcnt, at Hickory ltintl.
on Saturday. ’I’Ilc I-olIIpluiy numbers
nearly fifty young men. and its mout-
Iiora look forward to Itu annual eli-
clillipment with pleasure.
It‘l'link Iii. Ihiiutldaou. the popular
iiclle Inland summer rctddcui. in in
New York tit-filly where he Willi called
to mtitpotc aolito important baldness
in connection with his nowapuper pro~
party tti Maine. Mr. Donaldson is lot-
noclatod with ll boyhood chum. lt'rud It.
'I‘i-clilig. superintendent of the State
Prli ting mm“. at Albany. Mr. Donald-
son It now recovering from It long iII-
liens. and will take up active duties
as editor all soon all hit} physician will
permit hlili.
...uEw CANAAN.
...—......
Edward M. Gray is arrnii
. lg for the
erection of atmlew rcnidcli on up“
ronltpvenue F. ,
' ,' ,wtiiirt oldie Itoamor
- "9;” the dotted.
v .x .l...,
i. .
. -- . wt. t :'
6 meat beautifully. .
for the benefit of the Rowayten Free.
for. no that. the library's expenses for ‘
an
_ I . I u
nIMua ll ”attuned: Uuyflfltl.
to It» began “It at Guard" he hII oIrIr Ind
tho hoIdIohI. '1‘th have ontiroi enroll him.
0mm“ do Ill“ you rooominond I out to do. I
w in you tho priviiolo or lllinl hII limo."
l.u.btutlion.im Ruin-rituiVJlidlInIpoltIJud.
but For
Tholiiowolo
, .. in“ ‘L. V p "'
swan; Romodx “new." Jim. ”I
ANNUAL SALE. Til IIILIOI IOXEE
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party may be
you to your stomach and liver. by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort. viz.: Dr.
King’s New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy. affording intro
relief and cure, for headache. dizzi-
ness and constipation. 250 at F. F.
Baxter's drug store. "
GLENBROOK.
Miss Sadie Wlialeu has returned to
New York.
Miss Edith Hoyt was a guest of‘
Mrs. Samuel Evens, Thursday.
Mr. nild Mrs. Owen liromfield have
gone to Philadelphia for a vacation
trip.
Mrs. Wilbur E. Lewis with her chil—
dren. has gone to Ridgelicld to apeild
a few weeks.
Mrs. Georgiana Thorpe. has return-
ed home. liftt‘l‘ spending a few weeks
In Bridgeport,
Several ('llcnbrook people are plun-
nlng to go to Norllillcld. MIISH.. for a
couple of weeks.
litibois Ilolmcs hilt-t returned home
from Nortllticld. Mass. where he
illt‘lll a few weeks.
Miss Iicllc Petty and Miss Emily
Lcc liaVo gone to Sayvllle. l.. I.. to
illt'llll a few weeks.
...—......
Miss Dorothy Mix. of anlo avw
llllt‘. has gone to New Haven for a
stay of couple of Weeks.
Mrs. llcllc Ilrlukerlioff and mother.
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Uwcii Itronilield. have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur White. who
have been ill Colorado for acvcrtil
weeks. are expected home in a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. lilirnltitllcr, with their
child, who have been visiting Mr, lllld
Mrs. G. Kent ix'cttlc. Mlipll- avenue.
have returned to their borne in l‘itts‘
Iiild. Mass.
~—A wheelmnn‘s tool bag, isn't coni-
plcto without Ii bottle of lir. Themes'
Et'lt'l‘ll‘lt‘ till. Ilcnls t-ttls. bruises.
stings. sprains. Monarch over-pain
F. J. BRECKBlLL IS COMMANDER.
Spanish War Veterans Hold State En~
oampmont in Bridgeport.
'l‘llt-I'o were 70 veterans ot‘ the Span.
lsli-.\nlcricall war ill Ilridgcport. Sitt‘
urduy to attend the annual state one
campiuI-iit of the Spanish War Vctcr-
tlns' Association, At the meeting of
the delegates Ill-Id III the parlors ‘ol
the University Club Captain F. .l.
Ilrockblll. of lirldgcport. was olct'lt-Il
Iicpnrtillt-iit Coliitnnudcr tor the cold
tag your. '
There Were 27 voting delegates prcs-
clit. (folllililtiidcr l-‘rt-dcl'lI-k L. Ach'lII
ol' lit‘llnfol'tl, presided. The reports of
the various l-otlilnittcos \vcro board.
The murder roll 3IIIIWH that Illt‘ lit"
parimcllt has UVUI' Itltt Ilchan-ru ill the
state. After the routine llllhililt‘li); ti
Ilolnilliitlllg cotIlllIlItt-c t'oIItposcd of
Captain Louis .I. tlcrinallll of Bridge»
port. Captain 'I‘. W. Newton ol‘ Hari-
flIl‘Il. (taptalu ii. A. Leonard of New
liarctl. Scl'gt. \\'. ll. ltccsc. of Moria
den. and Captain Sidney Iii. IA‘UIIIII'tl
of New Iirituill, was chosen. The coin-
Inlttct- retired and Illit‘l’ making up it
state he nominations \vcrc clcctcd lIIl-
IiIilIllolislr nu. follows:
Contnuttidct‘. Captain 1“. .l. lll'cl'kblll
of lirldgoporl: senior vice coIiIIlIutl-
dcr, Major .I. Q. 'l‘liuoll. New Haven:
Junior vici- t-olniutiudcr. (Tittitlllli II.
it. Bittmdtll‘u of liartford; Inspector.
t‘nptaiti S. E. Mngaon. of New liritlilu:
judge advocate, Captain II. J. liloolncr.
of ihirtford: depurtttlcut sill-goon, Mit-
jor .l. W. Wright of tirldgoport; ('lllill"
lulu. Itcv. t‘. H. Iiullock of Hll‘ltlltll'tl;
.(‘tltlilf'll of administration, l-icrut. W. li.
Reuse. of Mcrldcn. Major ll‘. Ii. John-
son, of Hartford. Captain J. A. linen-
ard of Bridgeport. iotunlluidor Ii‘. A.
(iornwnii. of New Iiaven. (:an. Sidney
M. Leonard of Now Iirttalli. W. C. ltob-
inuon. of Now lltlvcll, Major W. Ii.
liwlgllt. of Hartford. and blunt. N. W.
lilldlop of Bridgeport; rcprcnclituttven
to national assembly which mono: til
Milwaukee lil Hepteiithcr, (l. W, New-
man, of Hartford, .1. Q. ’l‘tliion’. of New
Haven. (3.. 8. Bullock. of Stratftiril. W.
ll. licence. of Mertdctl. (3. H. Hutchin-
son. of New Haven: Captain W. J.
itawllngn. of New Britain: C‘. (lolli-
brick. of Mel-Idea. and I“. ll. Mason of
New Haven. .
“4' .l‘tofuo‘oo’ to Conform" to Order of
“Maw
.. 4+ .W \
WoLoAIt nontrivial. IN JAIL.
Court.
Eillah ll. Gray. of Fall-field. who
was sent to jail about two tiieiitlle ago
for contempt of court ill failing to
comply with a Judgment, of Judge
Howard J". Curtis to pay Lillian If.
Meeker about $200 analogue and $2 a
week for the support. of her child. In
still confined at hard labor amt he
eviuccl-l no willingness to paying up.
It in believed that. he will "stick It
out" until at the expiration of six
months. he will take the poor debtor'li
oath Iiild secure his release. It is
thought. that his action of going to jail
rather than of paying the judgment Ill
due principally to his obsttuacy, be-
cause be In a good workman and would
be able to make enough to pay the
judgment if he desired to do no.
Ilia confinement in jail is the alter-
matli of the “take" marriage suit
brought against him by Miss Meeker.
ill which he led her to think herself
his lawful wife when she was not.
Judge Curtis decided the suit against
(tray, but he refused to contribute to
child.
(tray at first was unable to work at
the jail owing to blood poisoning Ill
one of his feet through a rusty nail
but. since that has healed he has been
forced to work hard every day.
WILL INTEREST MANY. .
Every person 15th know that good
health is impossible It the kidneys are
deranged. Foley’s Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease In
every form, and will build up and
strengthen these origami no they will
perform their functions properly. w
danger of Bright's disease or diabete
If Foley's Kidney lure Is taken in
lime. Sold tit I’Ialsted‘s Drug Store.
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SAVED GIRL FROM DROWNING.
Deckhand Jumped Ov‘orbout‘d in Con.
necticut River.
HARTFORD. July 3i.—-—Mliry Ily~
dash. a aevcli‘ycar-old girl. who lives
at ~10 Commerce street. was saved front
drowning ill the Connecticut River.
this foreilooll. She was playing "tag"
oil the Hartford Electric Light Cour
puiiy's dock atid in running near the
edge fell overboard.
Name No. 12, of the Hartford anti
New York 'I‘rniisportallon (lollipaliy. ls
moored north. alid Iii-tints (lotighlln, of
Zillddlctown. n dcckliand saw her fall.
Iic jumped Illto the water and rescued
the girl with difficulty. Mary was tin.
conscious when brought ashore. hilt
she quickly revived. Coltghlili receiv-
cd many congratulations for his bravc
act.‘ .
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest. news front Paris is that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for coastliilptioli. If you fear consump»
lien or pnetunoniti, it will. however. be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. 1‘. Notice. of Van-
Ieer, Tenn. “I had a cough for four-
teen years. Nothing helped me, no
til I took Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
which gave instant relief. and affected
A permanent cure." thiequillled quick
cure for Throat and Lung Troubles.
At F. II. Baxter‘s drug store; price
50c and $1.00, guaranteed. Trial bot.
tie free. "
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
CIpltaI $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of Insurance covering the car
wherever It may be In the United
States or Canada. against fire arising
from any entice. explosion and tight-
nlng included—also marine and trans.
portntion risks—theft or piiferago. up-
on tho most favorable terms.
Jacob N. Laulon.
g t.
5 Railroad PlIoo. south Norwatk.
Tot. 36-2
the Recreation tours.
Block Island. 3 day trips. $8.60 to
Millie. July 15, 22, :0, August. 5. 12.
1t), 2‘.
Watch Hill, 3 day trips. “0.00. July
15, 22, 20, August l’i, 1'2. 10.20.
Cottage City, 5 day trips, $17.00.
Jilly 24, August 7. 25.
White Mountains, b day trips. $23.00.
Jilly 24. August. 7. 21. September 4.
Suratoga Springs. 4 or (3 day trips.
“2.50 or $15.50. July 17. 24, 31, Aug-
ust. 7. It. 2t, 28. September 4.
Atlaablo Clinton, ii dtly trips. $26.00.
July 17. 24, ill. August. 7. ll, 21, 28.
St‘lllttllllii‘l‘ -l.
Niagara Filth-t. 4 days trip, 124.00.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
’l‘lionsand Islands. 4 days trip.
$24.00. Tuesday. August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains. ti day tripe.
$14.50 from New Haven. July 18.
August it. 22, 29.
Royal Tour, 12 days trip,
Islands. Montreal. Quebec.
Clinton and Sartitoga. 837.00.
day. Auguat 22nd.
Nova Seotla. 10 days trip, $58.00
from New Haven. Saturday, August
12th.
Mooeehoad Lake, 9 days trip. “0.00
from New Haven. Monday. Septem-
ber Iith.
Gettyaburg and Wilmington. 7 days
trip. $30.00 from New Iiavon. Friday.
October 13th. ‘ ‘
For the New England Tourist del-
crlbing all loan and ticketI call on
a. w. HAnnII. 7|th Agent Ii DIpot
4-...» ..."-.. “....-.” . ,.
Thousand
Aunable
Tues.
--.. ML LL»... LN “.mcmmm.‘
the support of Miss Meeker or of their .
....gt II ,I'oIIIoI'. ,
tiiic "tilt Btlgtt’sl r
’%Rn'§k Dust deposit in‘Uthl
3‘ ,gr. Burning, tummy and it“!
giant
Jail
Both-Ichc Ind Pain in
Rheumatism, Gout «motif»i
... Kidneys; Stops Gettin‘ "P
Emmet" Cit-lime.
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"-' loaf
is? ,
3&3: TRADEMARK
1%:
No" cguumr Wirsou' I“
‘CN‘TURE OF .
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~"loloiioIoIoIIIilm
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ptatnor a Bradley. Prep.
P.70. CLER‘K Disc-HARCED.
Defaoed Poster Advertising Roman
Catholic Lawn Fete.
NEW HAVEN. July 3l.-—~Wllllam A.
Smith. a young man who has been
clerk in the post. oflice at Woodmont.
has made an apology to ell-Senator
Kennedy. of NaugattiI-k, and to Joe-
opll A. Jackson. of New York, and has
following the apology.
The Roman Catholics or Woodmont
gave a lawn party on the premises or
Mr. Jackson anti advertised it by post-
ing tip an artistic sign iii the post of-
fice. Later Mr. Jackson wait more
than a little indignant to find that the
punters had been defaced, a skull and
boiled having been drawn on one, anti
“No Irish Wanted" written. Mrs.
Jackson removed the marks ’which
were ill pencil, and they were replaced
with ilik It little later. She suspected
the clerk and Mr. Jackson and cx-Scn-
ator Kennedy interviewed Smith, who
was saucy. Later he confessed, apol-
ogized and was discharged.
.____.._._..—-.
THREE GOOD AND JUST REASONS
There are three reasons why meth-
ere prefer One Minute Cough Care:
First, It Is absolutely harmlesa; Sec-
otld. It tastes good~~cldldrcn love it;
Third, It cures Coughs. Group and
Whooping Cough when other remedies
fall. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
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“on. Buy or your tritium. or "out on. tl
uu-pl In It ruruhmJl‘uu—Inlnti
Ind ‘Rollof an ladlu. "| Him. by n,
In"! Moll. 10.01Ml1'vuilncnllll. scram
Iii “liullll. (‘hlehcotn (‘hunlell f‘o.
“Mo-nu. Hull-n- Mann l'lllLA.. I"
T
SERVANT
QUESTION
IS ALWAYS SOLVED IF YOUR
KITCHEN CONTAlNS A
Gas Range
Water Heater
ASK ANY COOK WHAT SHE
THINKS ABOUT IT. on once
A LHIE AND we WILL
‘ Call and Explain.
2
.¢
‘ all others
. I it ----~ "
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
1!: WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 143.0.
1.83“”.-- ._ ... ._ ...-..Igjg.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
also been discharged, the discharge .
III III initial.
digital ,
SOF’l‘ SHELL C EARS.
Tel. Gull 97-5.
While the voting tlcivgatnn were in
nutrition at the tltiivernlly club the oth-
er member“ wereentertained at the
‘l'tmtllu of N. W. Ilishop tiniltp on Main
street. The majority of the men were
In» new regulation. uniform of the till-
oriatlon connildimt of ti blue bloune
street. The majority of the men were
in the fluent-uh war without the shout-
der Hti‘tljllt and gray trmutorii. The
apical of thevwearlnu of the blttn and
my to to sympathize. the roanloaof
the Northern and Southern states
whose pong fought together during
[3. flflthifl. After teaching at
't well“ and til the room null. ao-
Iocliiilen the reform marched to the
Full-City for I
.4‘
Gregory? Point!
I....:*::;:.:rlt~
AND .IIA rooo
or ALI. Kl .oII. oooxlio
1'0 linen
IATHINO AND riot-Into.
ATH nouns 'i'o IINT Iv IIA-
I I? ,“N' , .1. ‘
’ .
l.
REASONABLE calcite. .
'riII
the
tour:
on 5
«i no. um.
i
I.deJ
It»
SPANISH MACKEREL ..... . . . . . .‘ltlc
WEAKF‘IBH 8c.
pORGIES oI-lino-II;-II:~i-‘I--IIII 80
EELS .............................l2c
swoanrieii 120
s'rqueoil......................i’oc
simian nasa.................... Flo
cannon (whole filth) .....'..."....10e
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
'IoIILI'I mu Alto over“ a
W.
. ‘ ,9. m.
73 1;}
I’ll;
You buy the but.“
I
l
Colors will not run or (ado.
and will out-mar
W
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND NANCES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
GIo Fixtures, Metal Coiling. Etc.
Have you seen our Itock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
§ilé of Goa Will
Papers at Cost.
Now to the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. It is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to coat, In
order to make room for new goods.
If you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, come and lee
our stock. . i t ‘. .3 ..
Cloth Window Shades with triage,
25¢. . it I .-
—-‘
Crockery, Glassware, LImpI.
Paintera' Supplied.
...——
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
...——
Painting and Paper Hanging.
.Tolophono Connection.
l. H. hunter,
I7 WASHINGTON STREET,
- South Nor-walk, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
'AND
ITin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc. . M“
so South Main Street.
Telephone. 131-4.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Itiiililillt ‘ But
Iouru NORWALK, oouu.
gonoAmzao 1682.
WITH .
Capital ”00.00000
Surplus.
3100.000.00
Itm Trams. 360.000.00
Bottom IooountI of IndividuIII. mIn-
quoturIrI. morohIntI Ind'oorporItlonI
upon fIvorIbII term.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Proo.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prom
JACOB M. LAYTON. CIIhIIr.
DIRECTORC.
E. H. Mathowoon John H. Light
John H. KnIpp Hlnry Seymour
JoIIIh It. Marvin OImuIl Grummm
ChrIItIIn dwurtz J. WIIIIoI Mll‘vln
' ‘ . Fred H. RowIn.
In M. ‘
”on“.
..j‘ln in. “mm
0. (titled Plating“ ‘
’ Corrine In clock. 1
GOLD AND otLVIn nitride
Iiul England Electric tutors. ""
HIV. no Iuporlor. Con mow
them In operation.
‘ RIpIIrI to ItItIonIrylud Mutt
rlno EnglnII Ind General Manila .
ring Work Solicitod. ‘ '
‘ fI‘HE o. N. Mexinnm .
mecca. . .
56 WATER 8T. 80. NOIWADKM
~ curt—rm ’ ——
3" g‘fi‘fl‘yrrj 75m“.
II I «acuity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happlnou.
To prevent sickneII and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your.
sleeping apartment or droning chann‘
here with a snowy white. oneplooo
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava- ’
tory and have running hot Ind cold
water as desired at your touch. ,
We have samples In our showroom
and will gladly quote you prlcoo.
Horace R. NaSh.
conucn MAIN AND WEST In,
South Norwaik. Conn.
r.s.BAuKé "
Carpenter. Builder laid
General Contradiofl‘;
ESTIMATES GIVEN Ion ital-
BING. BUILDING or new ANWEE—
MODELING or OLD ornuo'runas.
IN on OUT‘OF-TOWN one“: or.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO."-
—-RE3IDENOE—- . .,
27 WESTPORT AVENUE. MORWALK
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND ‘
MONROE CTREET. . a
lowly turntohed throughout. I ’
comfortable and up-todate hotel in {
city. Electricity and heat in, more
room. BathI in connection. . Poll
feet Imitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. AlwnyI comfortable. Ind
quiet. u ”it. ‘
Cafe curring I fail lino cf lckro
Merrill Ind Condit'li wlnoI, tuition
aim olnrl. Iolt Itooked bl! in ....J
c
t1. ,
fr. 5'. SULLIVAN. Prop. , ’
TELEPHONE ”Lam—4.
Paper.
Our Itoci of new goodI just *0
is I little larger than Wfl' baton)
.Wduderful how low you do!
buy nice zoodI hero. You know
we 'do tho work in tho my but
we“ 3 l undo-I ~“t~"“*“:
WI iIvI um I good pill!)
common for 110qu pIintinE’ond
will be glad to Iubmitligumlol
you: work} lull
We try to entry In Itoci «ery-
thing you and for tho 'docontir t
of your houu battle of: out. _. l 4
EB .
Gorham,
TELEPHONE ”H N
10 FIRST 31" I. NORWALKI
in
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALI. INSURANCE. REAL III-Are
mom-mile. NOTARY. o‘rIAM-
BOAT TtoKI-ra .
PA-riiu-ré IIcunIo. It
I sou-m MAIN sTnIIr. ,.
Mm. can, soil—e
Norwalk Chronicler