It day's outing
terdsy.
, ‘ from an attack at typhoid.
lingerie
ya a
been
Columbia River Salmon .........liio
in.
’n a
threat. or the Computing scale Co.
issue, Waitenisn is in line with a
w'Cl'iltn'ivell spent yesterday In ........l2c
,Bluellsh, large and entail. 0
c.
Steak God 1
~ - I' ' . , Spanish Mackerel ................10t! 1‘ _
IN " . . mm) 0 Gilli): hull. M . ii , ;. ., »Weakflsh tic ‘ «I‘
. ~ e . I- n . arses 5- i" t. V
. u n .. on built! II IND ’1‘") In the h ”a“ q M 1%“ now P i 4 ii) to 2m. ‘1‘
, "more out armory 3e «tine. , Ni In M
Ill
men have begun the erection of a $in fruit flavwmlwfly, Lemon.
.‘ admiration. r
Mliifiiih‘iilhry Shea, on Washington
root, is entertaining her. niece. MISS
3““ “ii hi I? It 1i" ‘
'i.‘ tin: ,At‘hist 0
its mill: ”illustrious meeting tie-night.
filtmembers are requested to be pres-
.Howard Gehrman, ot Cove street.
clerk at Chainhors' pharmacy, went ‘on
the eitonrsiou to Steeplechase Island
today.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will he held tonight In the East ave-
nue Methodist church. liev. E. 0. Clin-
nlnghsm will have charge.
Walloon Bates andt‘duushtcr. Lola.
East Nor-walk. was, the guests at Mr.
Bates 'nsreat8.~Mr...and‘Mrs. 0. n
Bates. Sunday in West Rodding.
Captain William H. Verity towod a
“it“! minded schooner to the with“
of the St. George Pulp and l'upel'
Company in Norwalk this afternoon.
Harry Shea, of Dunbury, who has
been making a stay with his aunt,
Miss Maggie Shea, of Washington
street, returned to his home yester-
day.
Miss Charlotte Temple. of Rowan
htroot, is now at the Wheeler Cancer
Sanitarium, Cralgclaro, New York, un-
dergoing treatment. Considerable im-
provement is reported and Dr. Whoe~
[or has evory hope that bile will be
cured. There have been four pationts
cured since Miss Temple has boon
there, one case nearly as serero as
.her own. Miss Temple‘s general
health is very good. and sho. writos
that it. is a most beautiful location
and all the attendants very thoughtful
and kindly in their treatment.
ROWAYTUN.
'l‘hoi‘on G. Lockwood, of llowaytou
avmtue, is very ill with Bright's di-
sease again.
Hiram Sherron. cmployod as outsido
superintendent. at lioton Point, is lilk-
ing It few days“ vacation from his
manifold duties.
Miss Marion Force. of Montclulr.
N. .I., and Miss Kuto NoonI. of Now
York city, are spcndink a low Iluys
with Mrs. Samuel Richards Wood. at
Mitlbrook. ‘
'Arlhur Stoddard, who bus boon
spending at low days in Now York, has
returned to Rownytou, and will spoud
the bulnnco, of tho summor with Mr.
and Mrs. John Sulliln. '
Miss t‘urhurt, of Now York city, bus
collie up for u stay at tho “litu'koloy.”
This charming young Indy. it will IIo
retnotnborod, spout inst sunimcr Ill
Jamcs Storons' homo III this plat-o.
'l‘lIo watcr ill (‘husmnr's pond has
again gono bolow tho top of the dnm.
and Francis lioylstou's invalid choir
mpnui’nctory buds It itguiu IIct-os:~:tt'_\'
to. resort to stonm for powor to run
the machinory.
Tho Methodist Episcopal Sunday
Ischool slnrtod this morning for tho nu-
nuul outing to Stoopitwhuso island,
lirldgoporl. 'l‘ho trip was mndo ill
spocinl iroiloy curs. A piousuni limo
is boiuk lutd. viewing tho quoy nttrnc»
lions at tro. resort.
'I‘ho now truck houso ol' lit-IiIInI-t‘
Hook and Latidor Company will bc lin-
ishod within a wot-k. Contractor ilur~
ry W. Mutiu‘r has It llllilliu‘l‘ of mon nl,
work. and is pushing tho slructuro rn-
pldly Io complotlon. it will ho one of
tin: hundsonu-sl buildings in lilI' pluco.
A louIn ol‘ horsos thIItd II,\ The
Fen-is t‘cdl Company. or South Nor-
wuih. iiuurt-tl ill at mishap. _\tv.~ll-|’II;|)'
lilit‘l‘liotill. lit'lll‘l’ \‘l'IIIllIu'lt. “no of
tho Ilrivcrs. cuiuo how to dclitor a
load of coal, und as ho lol'l lbo unnon
:1 boy numod Willio Soc t‘illllilt‘ti up
on tho soul, and look hold of lilt‘ l'oinu,
'l‘lto horror: boson to buck. nntl In it
short liiilo bud put Ilu- wagon and
thcmsclrcs ovor tlu- t'lllillllliilllt'lil, tillt‘
‘ of tho horsos wits thrown to liil'
ground. but did not III-pour to bo budiy
injuroti. 'l‘bo, boy nus consulcrnbly
lrlgbtont-d mor bis oworu‘tn'o.
fl...»—
‘DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mr. llllti Mrs. Muuricc S. Labor and
dauxbtor Marion, oi t‘ltcrry strooi,
New ('ununn. \roro nuosts oi' rointlvcs
in Sprlnutlulo. Snlurdny nnd Hunduy.
Mrs. J, (‘, Jones has It picturo ol'
the honirstcud ol‘ In-r pnronts in
Brltlnoton, Mnlno. ’I‘lIo bouuc, ulu
though lilo yourn old. is still it wry nth
li’aclli‘c pinct- llliti Is now occupiod by
Iricmls or Mrs. .ionos,
A lillllilil‘l' oi‘ IIlll'i"li uIIIl Norolou
pooplo ontitI-Innlutd point; on tho spo
clIII cxcnralou ul’ tho i'illll‘ttlitl oom-
pauy to Harris ilorh on rinlurduy. ’l‘ho
taro imni inn-Ion will bo only clubly
ilVI- coins. and tho spcolul lruln
lemon Iii llriii ii. III.
'l‘ho storm of i-IIIIIII'tluy who vory ill"
rum in this imulity, but wo born not
learned of any Npocltll dutuuuo boiun
(inllc li‘tltii ll intro. 'l‘hc urountl cor-
tIIiIIiy I‘l'l'ii‘l'tl u most thorough wot-
iinit down. it has probably nun-Ii llll‘
htlt'ltlcbcrry and tIIIwknon-y crops, as
the dry wcuibvr and hot sun wort!
proving disastrous to thrill.
The Ibundcr storms, curly this
week. lnwo cInuu-Il fl itootl don] of work
for tho tclophouc linomon. The most
serious troublo ot‘cttrrorl In this violin
ity, where lightning struck ll cubic
and burned through most of tho wirtiis
in it The Wooldo was not loentod
until yesterday. ’I‘ho ibu-Inon worn at
work on the brook this Inornlnit. In
other parts of town Iroublo was also
caused.
Alwuys look II mon- in tho l‘llcc when
you have anything to say to him.
“w
touring auto. Still they come. with
in N. Sipperley in the lead as the
weathering atom local sprouts.
on; .
ever he completed. Business Iii erenc-
ee appeal to be tangli‘ng matters up
thereito‘an alarminglexteut. ‘ '
‘ While it is olaimeti‘that the act vity
toward a new Methodist: church
has not abated. there is lest-i talk about
It or seeming Interest. ill the movement
than was the case In few weeks ago.
Albert smith has acquired owner-
ship to a portion of the river from ad-
jacent to the Saxonmeyer‘s establish-
oi,
ment. it is surprised that there Is to
be a wharf built on atportlon of it.
Sunshine ls‘WelooméT it is now the
' Witching tituo of year when the sum-
mor hotol man must get his If ever
this season, and we all begin to some
olnte that the good oidsnmmer time is
on the wane. ' ‘
Miss Margaret MoGlInchoy, former-
ly a resident of this place and very
well known in Bridgeport, was mnrrlod‘
on July 17, In New York. to John Ran-
dolph Wilson at that city. They will
make their home there.
NEW CANAAN.
Howard Bossu is now clerklng tor
Newsdealer Goorgc B. Smith.
George Brant. of New York, visited
his pnronts. Saturday and Sunday.
Allie Raymond. ll clerk in the bank,
is spending several days at New Lon
don.
Stunloy iinrtrnm. of Southporl, has
been visiting his parents at Tnlmsdge
liill.
Mitchell Sillinmn, of Pennsylvania.
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
F. Stillman.
Onhoy Ells has opened his pool and
billiard parlors under the library
building.
Miss III-ion ()‘Noill Is enjoying scvt
orul woolts with hor cousin, Margaret
tiusoy. of Bridgeport.
(loorko Iloll is nursing an injnrod
thumb, which ho smushod with a ham
tuor whilo rarpontcring.
Miss lioxlo Merritt. of South Main
stroot. is entertaining hor cousin, Mad
oliuo liossn, of Brooklyn.
. Monroe Ilumnson nnd brother, of
Now Britain, are visiting their grand-
fut‘hor. II. M. Monroe, Sr.
Mrs. it. I.. lI‘unchor and dnughtor.
Miss l<‘loronco l... are visiting for two
wcoks ul .-\sbury Park, N. .I.
ilorbort t‘. llortino and
lriobol huvo rolttrncd from
woolts' vacation at SIIoitI-r
N. Y.
'I‘Iio Now York lionrdors who nrc
summcring nt Nowmun's hotol in Low-
lsboro, guvo a hop Saturday orouink.
Music was furnishotl by .lonos‘s or
l‘ilt slrn and It most onjoyuble time ro-
sultctl.
t‘Iuronco Funchor. iloulmnln A.
Wood, 'I‘Iioodoro Mills. Iloutist lionjtr
Inln ll. Koolor :tnd .Iosoph M. Sillimun
swut Saturday quI Sunday at lAlkt‘
\i‘uocnbuc. in all lhii wIIilo porch
and bass woro onught.
About illirty t‘udols. ()I' Now ('ntntttti.
nro bivouuocd on thoir old camping
grounds ut llickory liIuIl', and lutro
boon oxporioucini: considorublo wot
wonthor. It has ruinod ncurly ovory
dity slut-o tho boglnninx of tholr on-
cnmpmont. It looks us though thc
rquIIIIuior of tho nook might ho pious-
:IIII. howoror.
Lighting struck tho hnuso of hits.
Sumuol lirlnkorhoil in nppor tit-holo-
ill'l'illlt“ Sunday owning. during tho
thundcr storm. 'I‘Ito cornico wns torn
off tho front nulvlo of tho houso for it
low yards. and tho boil cntcrod tho
window, burning tho gilt t‘rumo of n
Int-go picturc and doing othcr tniscbict'
about Ibo brlc-It-brnc ill tho room. ’l‘ho
houso did not Iuko llro. ntul tho light
ulmz Ilopurtod through It window opon
on tho ground Iloor.
CNANBURY.
Miss I"I‘illll'l‘t< tlrtvgory
frionds III I'orl t‘huslcr,
it}. .l, 'I‘uylor has his ltollsc lillt-II
with city bonrdcrs. .
Miss l-iophiu iioulon, oI' lirooltlyn.
Is visiting Ill Iltoruo lloutou's.
Miss liorlio \'IIn Ilooscur is calm"
tululnit Iriouds from llrooklyn.
Mrs. ileiliil li‘lllow. of Port t‘hI-Nlor,
Is vlslitnu lIv-r non. ii. M. II‘lllow.
(‘III'l Lucas, who I-I-oontly sold his
pint-u will still]! ilitll'l.‘ hbt family to
Norwullt.
Mr. and Mrs, Ennis. of Status Isl-
and. Is vinIIitIIz hcr put-outs, Mr. and
Mrs. lierouuhtun.
Mrs. It. A. II‘tllow ts outortuluimt
hor stator. Mrs. .lcunio Hoyt, of
Bridgeport. tilitl rointlvos from Mon-
iunuo. Muss.
Mrs, lIiII Hook and Miasca Joan and
lloryl (lronk are visiting in illusion.
'i‘. it). lircuory spout ycstortiuy in
Bridgeport.
Mitts Edna t‘ruwlord. of this place.
and Mr. (iltIlIimI,'ol Miami, Florida,
worn murrlod Ill tho homo or the
bride's parents. yctttcrdtty. Only tho
relativoa and hour friends were pros-
enl. Mr. and Mrs. tltbhlun will rontdo
in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. J. i‘. id‘rtuhio. or
ilriduoport. nrc visiting lrlonds horn.
Mr. and Mrs. li‘. W. tirouori‘ and
Mr. and Mrs. J. l’. l-‘rishio, nl' Brillfil“
port, who wont to New York and
Albany on it trip last. Work. returned
howls I“.
ll two
island.
ls
\‘ielttutt
Saturday evasion.
puller now itthe war l
mtiroud tutti ‘ till “-33
Blitz
,few days.
.21 ciatubuke at the Point.
breakwater in from at the Olai‘lio ros-
idolicll.
large ’I‘iiittohur «twileiw have
inflow so: I liters
:1 no, ":39 , a togiilslir-N'tm.
silence-Ila 1,: ’ is ~:~, ..
Mrs. Margaret Dean. of Brooklyn?
.y,‘
d."
nrrtvud yesterday to stay at the Hi
‘watha come earths «e tit tor» that
rest. of I . hedged. * ta , -.
The Ndllv gonna oul‘ots- mold
like to arrange with any or the local
baseball teams tor II sme between
like!“ beforolhey‘tgoturn “exile Int Mon-
a“ . .1, . ‘l r, i.
The handsome steam yacht Condrloa
belonging to II New York cruising par-
ty..anclioretl all WI Beach yesterday
Iatteltnoon..whers it will remain for a
William
Pauley, Hurry ,I’nrdy and Sogbort
lirinkerhot'l. oi New Canaan. are open-
ding this week at Rook hedge Cottage
Belle Island. ‘
Mrs. Wolfe and family. of New York
city, arrived last night and took pos-
sosslon of the Btrwon cottage at Con-
tentment island, recently purchased
by Mrs. Ward.
Tennis is one of the lending pus-
tlmes at the island this year. many of
the residences having laid out tennis
courts, unit the young people enjoy
the game immensely.
Work on the new Belle Inland bridge
Is progressing vory slowly; pending n
settlement of tho tleqtp that has re
sulted from the conditions of construc-
'ion as imposed by the government.
The Bridgeport Business Mott's As-
socintion have arranged to have lhl‘t,‘t‘
hundrod shore dinners served to its
members at Roton Point on Wodnes
lay, August 9th. 0n the some day
The Mn’s Club. of Now York~ with two
Iundrod and fifty mombct‘s. will enjoy
No stomubont oxourslon landed at
Roton l’olnt yostordny, but tho grotto
was onI iiilotl with visitors from tho
Norwams. The New Canaan (‘ongro-
‘zalIonul Sunday school numbering
iboul throo hundred mombors and
fricnds urrlvod at tho grove in tho
morning and spout almost all day
there, Indulgiug In tho various sports
which this dclinhlful rosori l‘IIt‘nishos.
Manager Iilt'h, of Roton Point, is
making urrungomouts for tho onriy ap-
.u-nrnnt-o at llotou Point of tho Mutil-
ion' Square Gordon t‘olorod .inbiioo
IJoIIIpnny. If no is suctwssl‘nl ho will
prosont thom in conjunction with his
tip. colorod juhiloo and “Trinity ('uko
\Vollt," which will bo giron nt lioton
:Ioforo tho souson closos. Mr. liich is
list) at work on It do); and pot stock
show, which will be hold for throo
toys and possibly for tilt ontlro wtek.
Sotno of tho iinosl dogs In tho coliti-
try wi‘l bo on oxblbillon und good
Irclttinms will IIo olII-I‘oti to sccut‘c lilo
bost onlrios.
SAULT STE MARIE'S CELEBRA-
TION
SAl'lll‘ STE MARIE, Mich. August
I.'~‘(‘tllllllil‘llllli'lllltlll oxerclsos in tho
Llth‘l‘lilIlt‘lll park Itoro adjoining tho
ship cnuul Inado up tho sooond days
program of tho Nt'llll‘t't‘lllt'lllliili coro-
Iratlon oi the opouiuu‘ oi" tho h‘l.
\lury's Slurp t‘nuul, which connocls
lniko Snporlor with the lowor intkos.
I‘ho oxorcisos Iook tho form of II pro
{ruin of addrosscs. tho louturo oi
which was an uddrcss by \‘Ico-l'rost-
Iont t‘. W. It‘nirbunks.
A lmglo call and the boom of It sun
rtiio gun at. Fort Brady oponod
ho sot-oud day oi tho colobrnilon. ’i'ho
drools loading: to tho pnrh \\‘ol't‘ curly
:Illod with thousands of poi-sons walk-
ng to tho sconc ol tho day's oxoruls
cs, A conccrt by tho t‘nIuInct und
iicoln band, which hogan ill 9 o'clock,
’ll‘it‘llt‘ti tho oxorclsos. Altor tho Ills~
tlnnulshod ghouls and spoukors bud tu-
lton lhcir pianos on tho slund. Art-Ir
Iit‘ilt'tlll illl‘ti, of HIIIIII filo Muril- oftor~
t'li tho invocation.
(Ilium! II}. (Isborn, of this city. lol-
lowod with an addross oi woh-oIno. lio-
tor WhIIo. oi Martini-Ito, prosldont oi
Ibo commission w... .. IIIuI III churuc
Ibo colobrallon. thou spoko mi “'I‘Iio
lit-volopnu-ul of tho l.uko Suporior Itc-
Izluti."
Mr. Whllo. who Is It ploncor of thc
uppor poulnsulu. IlI‘sl'i‘ilit'll IlIo limo
lopmont of tho minim: industry both
Izoppor utul Iron, in tho uppor pouiu»
aulu. and tho llllil‘Vt‘ltiIlu growth of tho
I.IIlto nIIirIIIo trniilt' sinco tho oponiun
at tho ilrsl use tool locks IIcI'o filly
yours Into.
()thcr lltltil‘t'NKl'il wcrc Inntlo by (lon-
grossntun llurtou. of Ohio, I-lInIrqun
ol' the rirors nnd harbors committee
of tho llouso oi Itcprosonottlvou unti
llmllplto Mmioux, uollcitorkonorul of
tho dominion oi' t'unndu. tiovoruor
Warner, of Michiltuu. on "'I‘lIc State of
Michigan. and tho iluildlng of tho I-li.
Mary's t7nnnl:" liuitod t-itutos fitistiior
llurrowa. on "The fquru ol' Autorirnn
(tuIIImoI-co, and William I.ivlnituton.
prm...ont oi lllc lulu» carriors' Assn.
elation. on ”The Nuvlkallon of the
(trout lutltca."
A nuiubor of impromptu addresses
worn mndc by other nut-sis.
’l‘iie conInIoquruiton aorvlcoit were
so long that tltoy worn divided into a
morning and attornmn program. the
speakers and Illslinntiishod annals be-
ing entertained during the Inlcrvnl at
luncheon at tho Snail. tilt! Mario Club.
W
, ONLY CUR! FOR OYIPIMIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Outta.
no. any»: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have crest. distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took iirnsillnn lldim. and one to
cast bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted. F‘. ii. Jin-
ier and the Clifford Phil-moor. ”
l
“as
St. John Wood, ‘(leorgeti
rIi burr till ‘0an e. and those-
gttitilwol Jasmin illegally made by
dltian at miter Canned
1i dalmatian
at no flavors.
A: Grocers. 10 all.
, FIENDIOH SUFFERING
i .,dftfen caused by sores, ulcers and
Calibers, that eat away your skin.
Wm. lilodell, of Flat Rock, Mioh., says:
”I have used liuokion's, Arulra Salve
for Ulcers, Burns and Cancers. it is
the' bot-It healing dressing 1 ever
found." Soothes and boats outs,
burns and soulds. Zhoat F, H. Bas-
IAIIJNI» Tirol-lat I 1“ u n
'a l 1' I .n u v ~
. cs °ilsorifli3
vi. ‘
for CH ICIIE‘ITEI
in RED I'hl Gold Incl-Ilia born and“
with his: ribbon. Tulle no other. lie
”Inger-nu llhlllltlnn- null l-l
llama. Ala: I," ”If lIII-uulat. or strut on“:
lamps .r r on an. ‘ut g.-
Iuo “Rollo! Nu lmdioul-I-I mm. by 7.
our: ”all. I. .m-o momma. sod»
at bran m. (. Irlu-icr (‘lrmlool 0’
“I an ohms Until":- Acma» l'ull.A u
A“—
IIIIIIIIII‘E
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks and
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Mark.
A, PRETTY AND USEFUL WAGON.
GIVEN AWAY AT
H. R. BULKLEY’S
AUTO, BICYCLEO AND NOVELTY
ST
52 80. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
«owns or "our?
Vacation and Outing
Shoes.
ALL STYLES.
Bathinafihqes.‘
'PHONE sol—4.
"won sub-IE IIuI III"
1905 ‘
Summer Tlmc‘Table.
On and After June 16
the New and Commodioua
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
CAPT. IRA B. YOUNG.
Leave Huntington {or Norwalk.
Mondays and Fridays at 6:43 a. In.
IIIId 2:25 p. III.
Leave Norwaik for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 5:45 a. m.
and 4:45 p. In.
Excursion Ticket: . ..... 606
Single Fare ..
Children 5 to
35¢: Single Fara. 26c.
Will stop III Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
Faro lrom Norwaik:
50c.
i'asscnuors from Norwnik by 8:46
ll. In. bout will have "to hours at Vai-
on Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.
............ “-
Round trip,
lite Recreation lours.
illnok island. 3 day trips. 88.50 to
$10.50. July iii. 22, till, August. 6, 12.
ii, on.
Watch “III. 3 day trips. 11000. Jul!
lb, 22 till, August b, 12. ill. :Iti.
Col use City. 6 tiny trips. "7-00-
.luly 24. August 7. all.
White Mountains. in tiny trips, "3.00.
July ill. August 7, 21. Huntsmhsr l.
Hurutogs Springs. 4 or ii day trips.
$12.50 or "5.50. Jilly II, 24, 31, All};
out 7. it. ill. 28.‘ Beptomhor l.
Ausubio Chasm. ti titty trips. 326.00.
July it. 24. ll, Annual 7. 14. ll. 28,
80 temher l.
.—
$24.00. Tuesday, August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trim.
$14.50 from New Haven. July is
August 8. 22. Eli.
lslnmin. Montreal. Quebec,
(Ilium: and 331nm”. Illicit.
II usual. tit-
Nova dentin, 10 days
tram New Haven.
arm sIeswAv commie-rs.
Highway Communion“ Mordonald
has lot-jib. contract fol'rlrmllnu mono,
13th.
, ram ‘ZNOW Illicit.
" no 7-
Iuynru Falls. 4 days trip, 024.00.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
Thousand islands. Ii days trip.
iloyul Tour. 12 days trip. Thousand
Andante
Tittl-
trlp. atom
Saturday, August
oosehutl Luke ,9 days tri .um
“ '7 Mention!)pr
Bea [lass .. Be
Swordfish T§ltlo
Soil Shell Lralis Friday anti Sat»
urday. , .
VAI-Jl OTHER KINDS OF‘ FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THI stone's ms Nhn‘ovma
MARKET. ‘
Old Initiation Army lulldlnI.
Eu! End of Washington mm Drum
‘ CAPT. CHARLES DUCRCII. Prop.
. , Coulh Norwalk.
Your:
There is no promptor or safer remedy
than the
A. B. C. Capsules
The leltfuss PharInaoy.‘
so. NORWALK.
Not Explosive.
8 NO. MAIN 8T..
Not 1 Poison.
V Automobile Insurance.
BOSTON lNSURANOE. 60.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be In the United
States or Catiada, against tire arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
portatlon risltswthett or piltertige, up-
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. Lauton.
Agent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwaik.
Tot. 35—2.
- Tel. Call 97-5.
Gregory’s Pointl
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
~—
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS, COOKED
TO ORDER
”——
BATHINO AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSESSTC:l RENT BY SEA-
0 .
.I. If. 0'SIIIIivan, Proprietor
” DAvIDwI'RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
10 North Main St. South Norwalk,
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at hon-s, 134-!
HAMMOCKS. CROQUET AND
GARDEN HOSE.
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
SUPPLIES. -
REPAIRING IN ALL BRANCH- I
seminar.
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ion’t Worry
about your
Assessment Insurance.
but transfer It to on old line com-
pany, whore payments
saute each year. For a low guaranteed
rate and particulars, address
F. H. FIELD, Gen. A L.
UNITED BANK BUILD NO,
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For The! Senior-r paid at
ning Included—also marine and trans- ‘
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PAL
remain the
TIE—m" -.
SERVANT
QUESTION
I. ALWAYS OOLVED IF YOUR
KITCHEN CONTAINS A
Gas Range
. titer Healer
"ask ANY cook wmrr as:
THINKO “our IT. on noon
A LINI AND w: WILL
Telephone 803—5. 80. Norwalk, Ct.
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Colors will not run or mud."
and will out-wear "
new AND CIVILYENNLATINO
" lies England nutritionist...
Have no superior. CM than
thgmln operation. , “ .
Repairs to Stationary an '
I-Inm luginu ahdhnnml I‘m
rim Work solicited. -
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charlas E. Dow, awarsnsrmouokwn _
snowman. 7 W L '
no WASHINGTON ST.
Phono 143-0.
1847- , 1905; ‘, is?»
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PLUMBING AND STEAM (his ,
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Cu Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
» RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
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sue- of Goodall
Papers at Cost.
to.”
, “T :5th
is I necessity of perfect Health and ,
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip you
sleeping apartment or dressing chm}.
here with a snowy white, one-piece
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
‘vaenav. samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
conNEn MAIN AND wears“.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Now in the time to buy. Annual
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 new goods,
it you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next tall, come and lee
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‘ his. shims
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
our stock. I ~, 1 . . ,,
—-—- ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR Jone
Cloth Window Shades with fringe, SING: BUILDING 0" NEW AND 35-
..56 MODELING or OLD a'rnuc'ruuu.
“ ' I . . IN on OUT-OF-TOWN omens 1v.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDEDJE,
~REBIDENGE—n
27 WESTPORT AVENUE. NORWALK
Crockery, Glassware, Lamp.
Painters’ Suppllel. ,
BOTH—VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Ion
comfortable and unto-date hotel in tho
city. Electricity and heat in our]
room. Baths in connection. Bot-
lect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwayi comfortable one
quiet. - OM"
Cale carrying 'I full line or Inn“.-
Merrlll Int! Gondlt’l wines, liquor!
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. ‘
Painting and Paper Hanging.
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Tolophone Connection.
I. H. beaker,
.7 WASHINGTON STREET.
aim slurs. lent: stocked bar in to: ‘
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lI‘. El. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 30H.
south Not-walk, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
Paper.
PLUMBING.
STEAM. Our stock a! on goods just ’1 '
HOT WATER, in a little larger than over below-
it
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‘AND
GAS FITTING.
iTIn, Sheet Iron, Copper.
and Zinc. In.
5° South Main Street.
Wonderful how low you up
buy nice good: here. You know
we do the work in the very but
manner.“ . . . . . «Mr-4.
w. in. taken I not! mini Y
contracts for house pointing and .
Telephone, 137—4. will be glad to submit span lot
80th Norwalk. Conn. 9°“ "’m l“!!! _
We try to any in stock ovary»
.. . , W. . thing you need for the acoustic
at your house inside or out.
In IIIIIIII IIII a.
tours NORWALK. CONN. A . ' , ‘
when 1m.- GOThflmg
mull SIOOJOOJDO
sinuses! ~ int—a
surging, ”00,000,99 Io Insurer. I. NORWALK,
rm mun. 360.000.00
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Callous amounts of Individuals. man- 1'“
III-clams, merchants and corporations ;,
upon favorable term.
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP Viewm.
Moos M. Lawton. ennui».
DIRECTORS.
I. H. Mothomon John H. Light
John H. Knapp Hoary Caymeur
JOIIII'i It. Marvin Ismail Grumman
Christian um I. Wuhan ervm
I'm! H. Iowan.
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good roads appro trip. $30.00 from New Haven. _.
and Washington. 7 am
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