dihe- ll‘l Ridgciicld. in May Palmer who has been in rapidly recovering In 0 we F at belt r‘today frhe regular weekly prayer meeting still be held this evening at the East Attends Methodist Church. Clifford Judson and wife have re- tiitned to Hartford. after a visit with 111‘ and Mrs. Royal Rocker. Miss N 19. Ryan has returned from her vacation which was spent at Nat.- rs'gansett Pier, Boston and Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew)?» Sterling, 03 New York city, are rankings 17. short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harris, 8 Cove avenue. Mrs. Annie Harris. of Mt. Vernon N. Y., is making a. visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1.. Harris, No. 8 Cove avenue Sylvester Elzea spent yesterday in Block island, and had a good time despite the rainy weather. He met Captain Victor Ferris of the yachting party on‘ the Diilt and reports that they are enjoying themselves in spite of'the rain. ' The prayer meeting held last even- tag at the “home of H J. Hipson in st Norwalit was not very largely at- - tended last. evening owing to the hea- 0y: rainfall. Quite a number of Belle island people were present. however, Add the service. which was led by Rev. William James, was a most interest- ing one. 1100711777012. *. Agents for vii. Evening Sentinel, in Adwayton, are Frederick Lockwood, Binod Broadway and Charles Petty. Orders lent to any of the above will 4'99qu prompt attention. 3 Miss Emma Cushman has gone to Hannibal. New York for a three weeks' visit. Mrs. William E. Cushman .of New Yerk. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al» item 10. Jones, of McKinley street. A new piazza is being placed on the Charles Lowndes estate house, occu- pied by Joseph Kllhefeller. The summer colony at Belle island is rejoicing in the fact that "snuppers" .have begun to run and fishing is cousc- quentiy good. Two trolley cars filled with excur- ‘siouisis from the Rowuyton Baptist Church mandpfiunday school went to . r l. r rb‘ y; stcr #13391; Iii Pig“ i‘gaiilpt‘zzri on‘nbie outing was had. The spacious pavil- ion afforded plenty of shelter for all and the min going and returning was not severe enough to iniuly the young people. Some of the housewives in Rnwsylon have announced to their families that, not wishing to compete WIln the lunch wagon at the fair io-lnorrow, they will not serve‘ any suppers at home, but that their house-holds will have to p.4l- ronizo the meal served by the lunch wagon committee. This occurs to the on-looker as a worthy cause for a strike among the ladies of' the village and we hope it will not be settled by arbitration. DARIEN AND N—OWROTON. Agents for tit. Evening Sentinel, in Darlen. an Arthur clan-on. and Wai iaoc Sharer. Order. sent to either of fit: abova will receive prompt attan. n. - . Rev. Arthur Requn, of Springfield, Malia. spent several days Just week among relatives in this village. The furthers in ihls vicinlly are nearly through buying. The crap is not on heavy as some years, but of good quality. There is 11 prospect of more changes inreal astute inthe near future. list the good work go on, Some are bold- ing on to their property thinking they will gel. better prices later on. Mrs. Emily Waterbury. of 'i‘allnndge Hill, ‘was the guest yesterday of Mrs. Lewis Gregory. of her home in West Norwnllr. Mrs. Waterbury, who is ninety-six years of age. rode the dis- tsnce by carriage to Mrs. (irogmy's bottle. She is little and hourly and has the use of all her faculties. When a friend asked her if the trip did not fire her, sht- replied: “Wily should i be ilred'! 'i‘ilul question you ought to put to file horse “ WISTPORI. Agent. for in.“ leaning dentinai. in Vienna". on 0. Claimant and Wm. I. Null. Orders sent to at her of tho 4:222. will resolve prompt attention. as...“ Mrs. Frcnlt Perry in home from a visit with relatives in flooding. Henry Brilio. of Newark. N. 1.. spent iitc first of lilo week here. " A not! line been born to Mr. and Mrs. Gorge 84. John it 277. Post and wife have returned here from an outing in Georgetown. 9 114 10177000 of Brooklyn has been 0101 friends here at. the Var-1112. ‘43. Alexander and wife, of New York, WNEW CANAAN visiting in town J. H. Cody. of Bridgeport, is now in charge of the Central Pharmacy. 1412:: am: 0‘ 1407: of Brooklyn. 14‘ i s 242110 Smith 2. Vistapi out, after iii!- Eddie Pauied is enjoying another Weeks vacation at his home Smiths Ridge. The new residence for Malcolm Graham. Mt. Lebanon, is nearly-comb- plated. ,- Frank Rushaii. who has been rrrn- fling a store in Scott Corners. has moved to Ponus street. Mrs: Silverberg and son Samuel, of Brooklyn. are visiting at Samuel Kuri~ anskyfs, Baltic avenue. . Milli Edith Golden. of Brooklyn has: been the guest of Esther Seeley. lifest' avenue. for several days Alfred H. Raymond has returned af- ter enjoying several days at Pleasure Beach. near New London. The New Canaan baseball club will play the Glenbrooks on the South avenue diamond. Saturday afternoon. Charles Dickens is reported very ill at the Stamford Hospital, where he has been confined for nearly three years. Benjamin P. Mead, Jr., and George iii. Kellogg, Jr.. will start for a Week's vacation, camping at La'ke Waccabuc, Mend ay.. Charles Merrill has purchased six- teen u'cres of land adjoining property of his brother on Oenoke avenue and will erect a residence Rodney Light.‘ of' Silvermine, is» go- ing to Washington to claim it legacy left him by his uncle. whose demise was reported a short time ago. Jeweler Merritt, while cleaning a watch, one day last wock. found a bed bug in the works. He says it must have got there “between the tick." Either H. Lormsbury, rt brother of Rev. 12. M. Lounsbury of the M E. Church, has been admitted to the Connecticut Bur, and opened an office in Bridgeport last Week. George C. Wliser has purchased the building in which he has conducted a grocery for some time in Main street. 7. it was bought from A. S Comstock and the H. B. Rogers es- tatcs. Three deposits which have not di- minished or increased are reported to the state comptroller from the New Canaan Savings Bank. They are: Anna A. Austin. 910.75; Betsey Weed, 835.;51 N. W. Hoyt 972 76. ii. it J). Mrs. J. ,wsrd Hoyt h'a‘vt? tetrfrnfixti‘from their:I 'w'o weeks' vacation in Vermont. On Sunday the members of the Congregational Church as a mark of esteem present- ed Dr. Hoyt with a purse of 9500. Dr. James McKernon and family, of New York. have returned to the city. They have been occupying Mrs. H. B. Rogers‘s residence in Railroad ave- nue. The house will be renovated. and a new system of plumbing will be installed before the return of Mrs, Rogers and family. who are summer- ing at York Harbor. Maine. The gardeners of New Canaan, pur- ticuiar-iy the professional ones who thoroughly understand their business and conduct it on scientific princi- pics. are making e’xtra preparations this year for a great exhibition of fruits and vegetables, at thka Grange fair. it will be difficult. no doubt, to surpass previous exhibitions, bllt an effort will be made to do so. in other words, the gardeners intend to excel themselves. One or two first—class gardens. not for some years represent:- 041 at the fair. will this year have some fruit and vegetables to show that will make the directors rejoice and the Judges stare. Edwin iioyt's 807114.01 the nursery. will be there, too. with their unequalled grapes. mammoth , pumpkins, squash and cucumbers. and a variegated assortment of other gar— den‘truck, to show a pattern to the aft- ricuiturlsls of this vicinity. as they hsVe done for years. A splendid fair is expected this year, and it is gratify- us. sores or run SEKsrloas. Miss May Coyie of Dunhury, is at the island View Hotel. Tile dance a! The Knob Outing Club last evening aiiracicd quite a number of shcre people to whom iiioso dances are a source of constant pleasure. Quite a number of Belle island peo- ple are planning fo attend the Baby Show this afternoon provided the rain does not necessitsic a postponement of the event A party of collagen from Hello is- land had planned to go to Smith 2 is- laud yesterday in a launch but owing to the rain they were compelled to re- iurn and postpone the party. Itamford Conclave, No‘. 844. Heptc- nopho, has elected 19 M Allen on dele- gate in the district convention to be 17 id :at Darlene Point. South Nor- wilt, September it. Herbert J. 00!! too was elected alternate. Norwailr Conclave will osmotic the visiting Heptaiophs. at the Point. gtllo guests of Charles Jones.- at Am Lodge. belle island. during the past weslt were Mrs. M. A. Mer- rill. president of Merrill Business Col- Percy dollar, of disallow. has been ,, . ‘- grieve with 2 44070704711 ,7. 2711er re ' of 73200102171, N. Y»; 7211074270 “imperial; : play by disappointed time. who era 4' ybit‘ln“ till :70 7070 was twenty ion with lions-now, * ‘ r yesterday did 17, star almI‘Iierscl pics of [sank Wa ton from a try at the members of the filthy tribe. ’ A fishing party frdm tho 1010270 View House. Belle “4999-99 “Monitor. the _ to . [Drf J4‘. ”piano. city. 4191110110, at the island View while fishing off the Spindle Buoy. Smiths island. Mrs. Binsabsugh was startled to find she had hooked a small shark on her line After considerable struggle on the part of the shark in which as our and a knife played a prominent part he was finally landed in the boat. The shark was about four feet in length and weighed about twenty-live oucds. Th‘oA party rowed triumlmsntly k to the island View for lunch after which they- pyuceeded to listen Point. where the shark and party were photographs 17 D090 IN NATIONAL MUSEUM. m Perfect Skeleton of the Extinct Bird Has Been Placed on E21- hibition. ' The national museum has acquired a dude. The curators have been cast ing about for new material to exth it at the Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland. Ore, next June. Their time being limited, they are obliged to move as swiftly as possible, in or- der to get together an adequate dis- Orders have been placed with the great Lon den and Paris houses for analogical, anthropological and paleontological rarities as a result of which the mus eum had an offer recently of a com-- plate and perfect skeleton of that ex tinct bird the dude, formerly a na~ tive of Reunion and the lie de France, in the indian ocean, which was at once accepted. The dodo, or rather his handsomely mounted and‘very complete skeleton. arrived Monday. and is now the chief ornament. on Dr. True's mantcipfece. The dodo Was a species of giant pig. 0017 which inhabited the islands store. said in the days before Columbus, Magellan. De Gama, Marco Polo. and other great explorers. Having no on emles with which to contend, the bird had degenerated, until by the time the whites arrived it had lost both the power of flight and fence. and soon fell a prey. to 100 its man and his gun as wall as to his cats dogs and pigs. which were early introduced in the lie de France to the destruction of the native fauna. STRIKE DELAYS GOVERNMENT . MEMABCI EVERETT. Wash“ August 10. TC. 8. Marshal Critman. acting under direc lion of Untied States District Attor ney Frye. of Beetle. is here investigat- ing the telegraphers’ strike as it. af- fects interstate commerce and par» liculurly government business. Mr. Frye is noting under instructions from Attorney General W. H. Moody. Two important government messages have been delayed. it is said that one rc- latcd lo the lranspdrt Dixie, which was held up two days and the other was in regard to some government business in‘Alaska. The operators delay. Another serious ruse of "Asleep at the Switch," says the Saline Jolrrncl, in recounting an accident to a Saline woman, whose hair caught fire while she slept «Kansas City Journal. W NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. ~— TIMI TABLE. in Effect July 2, 1906. Leave sou-r74 uonwaut F08 new YORK. M:--12 22: 9: 22x, 2: 422, 2: 12: 8:20 .7995? 7:48. 2:12. 2:42. 2:022 9: 32a 9. 00. 10: 60x 11:17:. 11:21. P it-1242:.1:08 2:052, 227 4:22: 6:46 2:01: 41:42:. 7:,12: 7:14 2: 002.’ 2: 821. 1o: 22.“ days. A. Dir-12: 62:. "17:82:. 9:491. 9:88 9: P22 M.:—-2 59x. 8:092. 9:49. 0:017:. 7: 09:, 7: 29, 8:001. 8228:, 9:522. 10:14 NEW YORK FOR BOUTH NORWALK A. ids—4. 90. 0:90. 9:60. 8:002, 9:08 8: 4011, 9: 00:, 9:022. 10:02:. 10:06 11100:, 11:08. P. M.:~12 081, 1:04, 8:001. 9:99. 3: six 8: 44:. 4. 08. 4: 92, 9: 02a, 9: 09 9: 99. 9. 002. 9: 08. 6: 99. 9: 02a. 9. 00:. 9:99. 11:0011,12:00:. - land-ya. A..:l4--8 00 7: 90. 10: 02's. 1’. 14.:--4 09. 9104.9:002, 9:09: 11. 00:. 18:00:. IOU'I'H NORWALK TO NIW HAVEN. “Hr-:19 10!. 1: 21!. 1. 56!. 0:10. 7789.107100J 1.1!. 0:401. 10:031. 11:11:. 114 P. 2442:0211, 1:20. 3:102. 4:88. 9:29. 9:092. 9:91. 7110:. 9:083. 9: 29. 10: 08:. 11:34 Plrldpo‘aort, in iadditlogn to above. ' a A. 22 12 10min! 1 28 o 1 2“ 2 ‘ ‘ g I 3 2:11 11:11:. ' ' '° 9' r. 21.:--2 42, 7. 101:. 2- 022. court-Luann“ 1'0 0127400429. r. semi-:11! :4: 222.0' 4:42, 2:10. 7:17 honour to tooth Norwalit. . .11.—-2 2 7:222. 2:11. 10: 02:. . ‘ r1 . biting very well at that. y'Dne young ' “ malt tried them yesterday and paught thirty-012178. on m or W ~ ‘ here disavow all responsibility for the .- 1:.41 r. 24.--2: 221:. 2: 20. 2: 22., 2 222222220424 3&4“ 3” TRANSPORT BUR RD FROM MAM .fi . shat sitar-reign SrZAllKust 10. —Th% lain 11221.net ~ twenty-one city’s steamship . brought the Seventeenth infantry and ‘ the third squadron of. the Thirteenth transport Buford 0 ed ill pelt lust ‘nish it our Manila. The Cavalry. m1.“ .. W To the Board of County Commission- are of Fulriicld County. i hereby apply for a license to sell Intoxicating Muller's. Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine. and CI der at 61 Wall street. Town of N07- waik. My place of business is not lo- cated within 200 feet in a direct link of a Church Ediiice or Public Schobi- ,. house, or the premises pertaining thereto. or ally Post-0010c,1’ubiic DI- Spirituous and brary or Cernol cry. Dated. at Nor walk. this 2nd day of August, A 1)., mod. l. LOUIS KOENIG, Applicant. We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the Town of Norwaik hereby endorse the application of the above named Louis Koeuig for such license Dated at Norwaiit, this 2nd day‘of August, A. 1).. i905. Herman Quittner. John Oidenschia- ger. Henry C, I-‘roeb, Jacob Wolf. Con- rad Becker. 1 hereby certify that the above nam- ed endorsers are electors and taxpay- ers as defined by iaw,~of the Town of Norwuik. ”nun-.24, ”2424224,:4-4- ”444” 471‘ . c.7737. Fl es ........... 88 lb: All other kinds of Fish selilnl at. reasonable prices. The 449422;: 54274111240 email Lori Money That's wily they cool: with (1118. Gas not onlyfsaws‘ you “daugb.' ' but meat and oegetnbles as well. ~ . it’s IIiiill‘ on of Season, Dated at Norwnlk this 2nd day of - 1- ' . -. - I August, A. D.. 1905. HERBERT R. 8M1 a3 10 TH. Town Clerk. 1209 Summer Time-Tabla. 1900 On and After Juno 19 the New and Commodlcuo 5 TE! ME R HUNTINO 7' ON CAPT. IRA B. YOUNG. Leave Huntington for an02225pm. Luv. Nor-walk fer Huntington on Mondays and Fridays at 8. 45 8.10. g). .220444-4220 m and 4: 46 p.211. neural” Tickets Single ro Childr 5 to 12 years: 354:; Sin is Faro. £80. I, .4...- Wiii stop at \Inlloyl Grove Monddya and Fridays on si Faro from Norm: Passengers from Norwaik by 8:45 a. in. boat will have five hours at Vai- ~ioy Grove 0214124 1247“ Hum. Norwaik. Mondays and Fridays at 6: 45 a. in 24‘s Excursion. Round trip: ‘ :BttlrintiiSlroes. ’PHONI 801—4. 810.00. 10,29 19,22 20. August 5. Cottage Climb 14“” ~.“ LOCI!“ 7 12.10.20 July 24. Au Saraton 419. 90 or 819 90. not 7.14, 81. 28. Septemher 4 Auublo Chum, 4 day tri July 17. 24. 81. August 7. September 4 Niagara Falls. 4 days trip, Tuesday. August 227 47. Thousand iaion 4 AMIGA i lands. Montreal. Quebec. 22m and 82720702. 997.00. .02". August 9912 on “Mia. 10;. 1311'? N077 Haven. Baturday. from Now 1127072. Monday. July Royal rods 12 4‘27- trip. on .. 3 . 71;!“ “MINI” ”275 “VI “10‘.“ D , day trips. 417.00. ’ 28. . White Mountains. 6 day trips. 998. at 7. 21. Beptombo!‘ 4i prion. 4 or 9 day trl July 17. 24 81, A a but": . turn. ll’y iiirmiuiil. I. Phone 68. if you are interested in a Legitimate Life insur- ance Proposition Confer with Insurance Agency of Jacob M. '-Lauion. 5 Railroad Place. 800th Nor-walk. Tel. 20—2. Your: Therein no prompler 01‘ safer remedy than the A. B. 0. Capsules lilo leitfuss Pharmacy. 8 NO. MAIN 0T4 Not 0 Poison. _._...... _ “yuan“... .. ow. IO. NORWALK. Not Explosive. Tel. Call 9741. Gregory 3 Point! IAOT NORWALK, OONNV OHORI DINNEBB AND ISA FOOD OP ALL’KINOO: COOKED TO ORDER IATHINO ANO FISHING- IATH HOUCIOJO'O‘ RQNT IY, ClAp DAVID W. RAYMOND: Funeral Director: and 11712122122207. 19 7402477 Main 04.- tooth Norwalit. Maidens»! Waahlnmn 077004. Toiophono at Mint. 194-! .1 mm”.-- ............ nauuoolta. 92mm 47270;, . canoan‘ soil. t AUTOMOIILI“ANO eleven 5 columns.- ; 4129241142442 424 27.1. cannon-1 . clamor. ‘ we . :3“ .. ..100ib. 9 Charles E. Dow mm For 1770: Slimmer Coldrof ‘ "GIOVERS’ illii' PLACE? Vacation and Oullnii ‘ Shoes. ALI. cirrus. J. r. 05:17:31 Proprietor “WEAR SHOES mu m" ‘ ”lilo 8007880047 iours. Clock island. 8 day trips. 28. 90 to July 19. 29. 29. Augultli.19. Watch 14111.3 day trips. 81000. 4101’: ' " = Jul-l: 47. , cerium ‘3 04 ...............1201I). i” electrons.....................1orlo._ , maltsMackerel .:............}ilcib} simon cib. ”e apCarp....... ...........8clb3 . : , for: buy the 0024. m H220 no nip-:4... 0027- than in operation. and will 04424244001: . 011041702 l l: l I'IARDWARI.A ‘i no WASHINCTON 81‘. Phone 148-0. 2847. 1905. PLUMBING 'AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVEB AND RANGES, .LATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and Steam Fitting, Ola Fixtures. Metal Coiling, Etc. Have you «on our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY. . 17 WALL STREET. NORWALK. Sale} of Gold Wall PdDei'S 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 of (701.17 WALL menus to out. in order to make room for new goods. if you need WALL PAPER for this summer or next fall, coma and Ice our stool. . W Cloth Window Shades '19! 311130. 250. ——‘ Crockery, Glassware, lamps. P3111404? 3119911”. Window Shades and Picture Frames to order. Painting and Paper Banginl. -———- TOIOpIIOM Connection I. H. Decker, 27 wassm’crou eraser. louth Norwalk, Conn. FRANK C. VAN SCOY. - PLUMBING, STEAM, HOT WATER. “ "AND OAS FITTING. [1111, Sheet Iron. Copper .nd Zines ‘_ 30 South Main Street. Telephone, 187-8. louth'Norwaik. Conn. BIII Iifliiiii BIIK acorn NORWALK. cons: 080ml nizad 1222. 0027440! (100.000.4949 for. 1100200000 12107242. 800.000. 00 0000742 accounts 97244124424183“. 04202447072. merchants and corporatl upon rover-ills tarnia‘. IDWIN 24. usrsswooll. Pros. 404444 lots» Vice-0402. 440000 24. carton. 024mm , Dilld‘i‘O 0. g'ltrli-ifiifm' 0 . n sill». Colors will not run or Iod‘orI Repairs to Itaiiona and or? fine Engines and 0043704 24:14 . riflo Work Ioiioltodr NH! O. N. Mam M’F'G. CO. ‘ i la a necessity or: patio» Health and an essential element of Happinooo. To prevent sickness and 017be Qt: comforts of life yotr should adulation» alcoplnp‘apartment or umaina chatti- hero h a snowy white. 04821222 “Standard" Porcelain Enameled L098: tory and have 'runnina hot and «lid water as desired at your touch. We have samples in our chow'dtm and will gladly quote you prices. Horace R. Nash CORNER MAiN AND WEST IT... louth Norwalk. Conn. 7:5.22242 Carpenter.‘Buiider and General Contractor esrluarsa clvsn row :00- amo. solLolNo or new age lil- 2400224240 or 04.0 27721771 m 071 out as TOWN nil ' 4227!. 07407472er 4177324 ~8l8iDlN0l-d '21 wzsrpon'r AVENUE. NOIWA‘illc messes 7442712 tor-12271242 4124171 combrtabieand upéto- W441.” city. Electricity and 71002471 - room. Baths in connocflotti feet latitudes. Room 0:47 appointed. Aiwm 9011110792. 71-. atoll be H ., andCondit’a wines, . " ’31: cigars. M29009.“ bat? -h., T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprictm "LIN-4074' CALL. 00H. Wall Paper- Our stoék-oi new goods just In is a little larger than ever before. buy nice goods here. You know we do the work' in the very but manner- 1 i also We have taken a good my contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit 11317700107 your work. ,, M.” We try to carry in stock W thing you need for the decoratiot: of your house inside or out. . E0 E0 GQI'ham, 1° ngzgpflqu‘ “WANG 1'!!! JOHN I. it 108' Wonderful how low you can ‘ 1:; .4)
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