There is- no contention' at 50c a
pound that snails Lil ett's Saturday
candy at sac. We iliei it with that
understanding. it you do not find it
as we state—4m duality for zicwwe
will gladly refund your money.
"'0 W
veniIncI' of the radon
not, a letter box has been
placod on the bridge near Homer's
n‘vvo store. items for Publication are
collected daily. , They should be cign~
ed by' the fiyitdrs ll In which“ of
good fit: lt.h‘
-”"l *dei: .
; . r w e 1y prayer meeting
, , 1' dis? «shit; at {his East Ave
flue Methodist Church
A meeting of the Junior Band of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
will be held this evening.
fog“, win C. Godfrey. the hatter who
oved to Canada some time ago. is
visiting friends here for a few days.
Mr. Van Norton the evangelist from ‘
,...;
Franklyn. and family, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Henry Mead. of Fifth
Btttgztv' "
.C. Johnson reached a very
. liniprca ng sermon; sat evening. in.
the Adv nt Chritltian Church
apprsclit ve congregation. .
v“
is. ,C. E Pshim dad son Wallace
, tilll‘ooltlyll. “tending the Ep-
no ammonia in antio‘h. and will be
[xiv-.1 rd Baimer’s son. E.
minim, o thatsclty.
bd‘tll‘s‘
aimed; "3 out.
_ i ii a i so
' 3 “ego-hogs flu his also been".
treated likewise,k Alfrod Stephens. of
’li'?
Willow street, did the work at both ‘
places.
.mhn Cole has launched the craft
which he has been building and which
he termed “an ark." The craft looked
very neat when John had flulIhed it
and given it ‘a coat of paint. An en
glue will be installed.
The Sunday school teachers of the
East Avenue Methodist Church would
like to have every pupil bring to the
church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
:34 Ann
Re
MtLovkli'li
Iain kPotty.
I show will
. .1 d . ‘4
ti 1W
Drool-I coat to any a
mom prompt attention.
Mr. Blane? amnily have sit-iv
so from New York city at RoWay-
on.
The ladies' Aid Society of the Ro~
’ wayton Methodist Church will give it-
lawn party and fair on June 20.
The experience social of the Baptist
1 can oh. .which was to have been held:
”mi“. boil has Mrs. .tJoaa ll. ghcreré
as u M pound on i no:
Thursday night
load of crushed alone has
arrived' at the railroad depots, and
will be placed on the roads by Cun-
stable Edward J. Ladrigan.
George Minor, who has been ill for
at t e home of
. several days with an attack of malaria.
Was able to resume his duties as night
baggageman in the South Norwalk
railroad depots last night.
Frank Lockwood has resigned his
position as driver for the Adams Ex-
press Cdmpany in South Norwalk. and
will again become associated with Ed-
:wsrd J. Ladrlgan, in the livelw and
trucking business;
The annual roll call of the Rowsy-
ton Baptist Church Was held last eye-
iiing la the handsome new edifice. and
was the. largest in the history of the
church showing a very healthy condi-
tion of affairs. At the conclusion of
the roll call the members were invlt‘
ed to the’ spacious assembly mom in
the basement. where a bountiful col
lotion was served. and s most delight-
”fut social hour was enjoyed.
Mud-h.— u...—
Waitbr me?" Chocolate
. ..._.. 18c cake; or 30c(i5 lb.
Largo bottle. Imported Sweet OIL.
My Wife’s Silica! Dressing ..2
v.
.r
Egrtamith
lions Liiowayton Cilia.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For tho benefit of tliI "silicate of
Dal-ion. 'I news bulletin board find let.
«r drop box hays been placed in front
of Allen’s Drug Store. News items,
personals and advertisements will be
ooilocted Id'ch afternoon. . Not in
pukiicctlon. but as I go count» of poo
faith, I" Items must I signed. Agents
for The Evening Sentinel in Dorian Ira
Thaddeus Soil. Arthw SlIqun and
a bunch of flowers suitable for decor- Wallace Sh r. Order. Im so any
sting-the church for Chilren’s Day :1 at! one Will receive min» at.
n ofll
’ The mlnlstcrs' convention at the Ad-
rent Christian Church yesterday was
9'. very interesting affair and was thor-
oughly appreciated by them. It took
‘the line of plans for the extension of
the church and for better ivork in the
church.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary
Society. of the East Avenue Methodist
Church, which held its annual meeting
last evening, found by the report of
the treasurer that 340 has been raised
for mission work durong the year.’The
following oflicers were elected:
President—Mrs Frank Seymour.
ViceLPresidetit—Miss Sadie Randall.
Treasurer—Mrs. Frank Mervin.
f
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hindiey are in
Pittslieid for ten days.
Dr. Godfrey’s . mother. of Ohio. is
visiting the doctor and his family,
East Main street
Miss Helen Adeline Waterbury and
Mrs Amanda Cosmos drove to Stain-
ford Wednesday.
Mrs. George Freeman is enjoying
a visit of two weeks with her aunt
at Valley Stream. d. l. .
There is to be a sale of cake and
fancy articles at St. Luke‘s Chapel.
Noroton. June 22, from 2 to 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehousc, Jr.,
' e or the meeting ui his will be
6'1th second Wednesdayg of each and daughters, Natalie and Dorothy.
are gpending a few days at Old Point
~ om Oil
#3013233; ':°Y:gghl§fhtlh‘ihgflgfi:’ (1;; Mrs George Oberlandcr with taken
strike ” now intoreate d in quite ill at the home of lid :7 discs.
.1 Miss Emma Rafferty, Tuesday, but. i8
probis I. wills): hired Charlie.a
L in of till work but while
(Nam! i. pay 81. 60 per day,
chin-us i' ,t he must have
‘ he add hired another
' out: for him. Charlie
went to the strike break hr “and argued
with him for a few nil W3. with the
result that the man went out on strike
Missal! The strike is still on. despite
the? vehement ewostuiationc of the
oils ted party
mugs Flag Day exercises at the Mor-
via School were as follows:
March.
School.
Song—America, hoo
cones Mitotion~Psalm loo,
Chorus-80“ of Brotherhood
koala. .
ms: Saints,
man to 80
H. Stahr,
improved.
Mrs. Peterson has Who Show“)? a
week in Perth Amhdy' with Mrs. J.
with Whom, she visited
friends in Europe recently.
The cottage oh the roohds adjoin-
ing Andrew 8. Water ury's is rapid-
ly nearing completion. and will be the
home of a September bride.
Theodore Sherman has returned
from his little pilgrimage. He had
been no further than Stamford all the
time. while the Stamford police were
telephoning around the state looking
for him. Ir. Sherman vouchsafed no
reason for his peculiar disappearance.
The landlea‘ Aid Society of the Dar
icn Methodist Church gave a very
pleasant lawa fate and ItravIbei-ry
festival at. the church last evening.
The lawns about the church and par
sonsge were decorated with Japanese
lanterns and the ladies served straw
berries in various diftetent ways, so
Song—My Nativec 8cinlaid,
Reliant-Chas Stampers National
“I
~ Emma Kalaneitzll’ds b if
Stud an yin 0 am.
' g-{o%o,°d Rod. “bite and Blue.
A
and,
lw i be celebrated oii
Jan: 17th It at Menus Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. The children
"M“ for some weeks.
but program will be given.
Joins Shown will reader in the
, fills. and Miss Ethel
m iPoor hulls dost?
....wlll from:
mod will
“a...
Millikan? ord
, tattoos. arm
. companied by delicious ice cream“
A strawberry fostivii slid Ihtsrtiiim
meat it“ given by St. John’s R. C.
Church. last evening. in the Dorian
town hall and the affair was largely
attended. All entertainment was pro-
vided by a party of dictators people
lad quite a delegation of their friends
were present. Anon Ildsrdbid Ian:
was netted for the 0millionth; of the
sauna;
Mrs. Charies A Sales as. at her
home on Bell avenue Monday morn-
ing; after a long illness. Rev. Louis
iii-Inch officiated at the funeral. in-
terment was in the family burial-
ground on tile Bates roperty. Mrs.
Solos ml iotmoriy‘ in Ann Elisa
yeah hell I. glut-band and
claim" Kirk
and ‘Batos' of Stone
‘ below
,, 'l'hsdirsmbsil cottage at the Center ,’
will be sold at auction Saturday by
Hahn's house in Cemetery street.
days.
Harry Scoiieid is the new clerk
street.
Miss Florence Heath. of New Yorit
has been spending a few days with her
parents.
an amateur pity vvill ‘be presented
in the Opera House shortly for the be-
nefit. of. the ushers.
muoneiCllliio'r.»of idllhabethJi N. J..
has con visiti 3 his sister, Mrs Edou-
was Color. swear
William Burns has purchasegca
house in F‘o‘rést' street. torihérl ou-
pied by C. W Hodges,
C. Ned Fairly will take his extra
on examinations for Pratt's lnstit
(Brooklyn. on Saturday.
The Birdsall House has its full quo-
ta of guests and the management re-
ports a rushi business. ,
Noises Kai; lulu canal. Sucrose
are working on the telegraph line in
Stamford for a few days.
11R. Metritt and family are spend
in], the summer in one of D C Ros
coe's’ cottages in Hickory Bluff.
mfl‘fileuhouse belongll‘lg it)” Aiols Kohlor
arc ayene a a tram ad
and a raise version is has: militia
Miaa Fannie I. Hoyt, who has been
quite ill at her home in Garter street
for several days. is much vied.
Mr. and MrsrB. P. Mead are on so
extended tour through Vermont and
Maine. They will be gone several
months.‘
Miss Lara Raymond and Mrs. James
Siiilmsn, are visiting relatives in my
iron. Michigan.
be weeks.
journey to Westport. Saturday after
noon and cross bats with the team of
‘ that place.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman Foreign Misslohh'ry Society
was held at the residence? of MrsC
E.. Benedict South Milo street. yes-
yilt‘ré
:terday at 8 u m.,
By request the regular
vice of the nuptial hiirch loiety'.
was held at the real once of hire. T.
"Jill hiss. a Sundli st 3
kg @5333; a very giibd at
tendsnce.
Miss Maggie Donneiley was preciplg
tated down a pair of stalls at her
home in Main street Tuesday morning.
She sulferod considerably from the
shock and scalp contusions She. lost
her balance in nu endeuwr to discus
tangle a clothesline through a small
window at the top of the stairs. Dr.
Edward O‘Shaughnc'ssy attended her.
M. W. Wilkins. the California So~
ciaiist and so-called orator. who up:
peered in town several ‘weeks ago. and’
attracted quite a crowd. failed to te-
celve as enthusiastic a reception. last
evening. as on his previous visit. The
first spasm of socialism had not. been
quite digested by the townspeople and
when he eudeavoxed to administer a
second dose. last evening. it would not
go down. His reception was devoid
of all friendliness and his incoherent
remarks were inter-fumed with calf
calls and the howls of the crowd. At
least five graphones were started.
with different melodies in his imme
diato vicinity. Megaphones were
used with which to howl at him. He
Was a lrue Socialist, however. and re-
fused to quit. finishing his talk He
threatened sovelal times to have the
crowd arrested. it would not appear
that the couple of New Canaan are at
the ripe stage for a Socialists pluck-
lag.
ll
ésponse to a. hurry call trim
the“ red dance of W.C Elliott who is
occupying the B P. Mead place in
South avenue. Monday evening, Night
watchman Marvin S Merrill and a few
selected trusty assistants hurriedly an.
swered the telephone summons. Acm-
ad to the teeth. they drove to the Eli;
liott home, and proceeded to .prop‘r
for the capture of a wild and wooiy
desperado. villa, concealed ill the lolly
darkness was alleged to have fired
a revolver at Clarence ilroadhurst. an
employee of the place. wounding liil‘u
terribly at the leg. The officer and his
trustios made a hurried detour of the
grounds. failing to locate the would
b assassin. \ in the meantime the
fr ghtcnsd young man recovered his
nerve suihciently to investigate this
seriousness of the painful wound. He
was somewhat mildly sunpriaed to find
none, not even the slightest abrasion
of the skin, although he distinctly
heard the report and felt the leader:
in Isle enter his log. it Was learned
id or after a little gum- -shoeing and
stealthy tactics. savoring of the Shar-
lock Holmes fiction that the lad had
oddb egg.
W897 V 'by
u on styl wal'fl
lie was standing. and able had made
aloud report. The oiliosrs wore discon-
Ioiate and could not be consoled The
case. a promiIin one mentiorovor
is ”and? Egan If;
fii'iioa linrldliI New
- skin; eruptions.
to
.. are due
7 31‘
to impure y, i . , lood Bitn
ion in col, 1 .. . Makes
you cloI, ‘ ; r-ilr . clear-
skinned. ‘ ’
unsound
J. M. Sullivan, the ”Ridge merchant,
bought three horses in Bridgeport. on
Tuesday.
William Franciscuf
has moved into his use
the Ridge.
QM; order 01"]le
i... shall: a dil-
add costs was
fit
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt of Carter streei‘ii V
is visiting in New York for several’: .
a
Raymond' s 6 and 10 cent store in with“
They will be gone _.
The New Canaan Regulars will
, ”baboon in use .
ecossor lost sixty you
Illa thereto is” utilities to Him by oi:
right of adverse possession at least. ,
lgns hhvo bee fielded atom; tbs
salad I loading to ill lugs Idve tislil
Sodding Inn. Silas Draggs an
a party Whom he brought from Brook-
alyn in his auto. took dinner at then
inn last Boudoir
The new mechanism of L. O Pecit’ a
windmill to replace that. wrecked by
the wind. has been placed in position.-
Botween thirty and forty man are at
work in building and other improve-
ments about the place
Lawyer Caleb A Burgess. who was
roughly handled by regulators last fall
on account of the presence in his hous
at the Center of ’a‘ young woman not
his wife, has recently undergone dis-
cipllualy proreedlugs by the New York
bar. The pllnclpnl charges against
him were based on his tardiness in
invoking lcturu of small sums coilcrte
for clients. [in escaped with n repr-
niand and a warning
John Peters; , who has been cam:
paignlng in the back towns with a
stereopilcon. pilonogluph and medicine
show. brought his season temporarily
to a clinic in Brookfleld last week. be
cause the lime light painfully affected
We have endeavored at all tl‘mds
to bring our customers the but the
market altorded. and our selection of
handsome wail covorlngs this season
wothink I drowning triumphWVo in"
anxious to have Your Judgment upon
them. i...’ .
Our Paper Hangers understand
hanging wall papal-r
Crucial tulips iiuusdurnalllna
illois. Painters Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades. can... Framing.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe;
250: White Curtain Poles, with Fix.
force, 10c,
Pauling filifilil hanging.
l.. ii. DECKER,
_ S? Washington Street.
Tel. Con. ' South Norwalk.
Kills the *mse'cts which eats
, the leaves.
Bug Death adds to the mar
and vitality of the leaves. and
insures a larger yield of finer
flint and vegetables.
Chitin E. Doll,
Mamas:
m wmtnwidii now.
about till-I
Spends but“ is
I
The Very Best lists Creamery
Butter] 9" ‘h' I,‘IU.IIIC.IIID‘“
Fancy, mm Colds.firib.........15il
f
in“. Hill IIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIHI
“thinner: and his'
1! period in favor of carrying out the
~ lesson whorl the rider darted off and
1 being headed in the right direction,
. continued the run to the Ridge, which
r structo’r followed by team. Afterwards
fl lbs. Granulated Silg’Ir.........Oi.00 : '1 .
Good li'imliy Muir. nor Mucous“..- ‘ 1
how
35a « as mints a acidity"
Combo Bosch His out comprises
tv'ro wagons and a- tent slid he threat-
:ens to exploit it at Westport and also
where along the shore He aaYs that
his profits from the show have been
about $25 a week.
The committee appointed to consld
or the building of a fire proof vault in
the town house for the keeping of the
land and other towu records has re
project at a cost not exceeding $500.
A special town meeting approved the
report and authorized the committee
to advertise for bids and make a con
tract subject to the approval of the se-
iecttnen. The vault is to be of stone
or brick and eight by ten feet in di-
mensions. Seth Sanford J B. Sanford
and Arthur J. Todd comprise the com
mittec
A motor cycle is Hal Sanford' s latest
diversion. He brought it from New
York a few days ago, accompanied by
a man sent by the seller to teach him
how to handle it. Updn leaving the
train at Bethel Mr. Sanford mounted
the machine and the instructor had
just begun chapter one of the first
he made in twaaty minutes. The in
when the instructor failed to get the
mdchlue up a steep hill his pupil took‘
hold and did the trick. Mr Sanford
expects to spend most- of the summer.
in Bedding. He is having the touring
top of his auto replaced by a racing
body. and will soon begin practice at
his trap shooting range.
WILTON.
Mrs. W. S.,Godfrsy is entertaining
Miss Grace Stout. of Brooklyn.
Miss Cornelia Raymond, of Norwuik,
was the. guest on Saturday of Mrs. R.
H. Fitch.
Mrs. David Miller and family. of‘
WEAKFISH . .............. .
Housman ......... “12¢,
SEA sass ..... . ..... . ............ Sc
PORGIES ......................... 7.-1
FLUKES .......................... 7c,
sans ............................. 10c,
WHITE HALIBUT ................ 12c
STEAK con ................... -. . .10c
asses momma. each ........ 25c
BLACKF‘ISH. I. .. .............. 8c
Round Clams and all other kinds oi.
Fish at reasonable prices
Dacross.
'l‘l-ll PIOPLI’. mgléflyAND OWTE‘NE
our Salvation Army shame. i
III! Ind of woman... trod! tritiu-
r
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we new bad.
2:.I. nonwkuc
in twin 'WV‘: v v .
ll Mm "i
«4,...
.“v
..0ur rooms I spacial {com
‘. and Electric Lights throttihoul. Iv
‘ Iry room booted.
rs M. S..DI so than pol-cl ,
Locomobiie inmost from
Bridgeport factory. 3
', Albro Thomson having fully recov-
cred from an attack of scarlet fever. .,
quarantine has been removed from “
his home.
Rain and sunshine combined result-
ed late Sunday afternoon in an unus-
ually brilliant primary rainbow A see
oudary rainbow was also noticed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley ara' visiting
on: for er's parents. having recently
from a winters tour abroad ,‘
in Miss Lila’ Godfrey was among those ]
min this town this weak who took the : “
returns
ands examinations to the South
Norwalk High School.
gain auction of household articles and
riding utensils was held this week '
‘Tli‘ul‘sd'ay at the former C P
Grcgmy
place in Bald Hill. H. K. Scott was
the auctioneer.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E". Hooker and Lay
Delegates Eli S, Bette and Frank
Rockwell attended .the diocesan con-
vention held (in St. “John'I Church.
Stamford. on Tuesday.
Miss D. R Lambert, of Goshefl, is
occupying her summer home. Her
guests me her nieces, Miss Dorothy
Dewlng, of Flsibush, and Miss Eliza
beth Cummings, ‘cf Goshen.
The Grange meeting at Cannon Hall
last week Thursday evening was
largely attended several candidates be-
ing initiated into the mysteries Of
the third and fourth degrees.
Mr. and Mrs William‘ Hurlbutt. Mr
and Mrs. David Hurlbutt Lewis Hull
butt. Mrs Mary A. Willie and Miss
Winnifrcd Willie were among those
who attended the Curie Alice wcddlng
in Cornwall-on-the~liudson, Tuesday.
June 6.
The Matinee Whist Club met Time
We Don’t Tell You
to drink bear this hot weather. but’t‘ss
long as you do drink .it. why..,hot
drink good beer? The New York
B ooklyn Brewery Beer is the best.
e are the agents. Good service for
families; dellVer it to the house. Try "
it (moor—you will be, satisfied. Postal .
or telephone call will receive prompt
attention.
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut streets, 7
. South Norwslk, Conn.
Joseph Diem; Prop.
1.
PLUMBING “13313. STEAM“
a :r warns nausea.
or AIR "HEATING.
QTOVESA
ILATE AND ‘lRN HMO.
. NI and Steam Elttlnd,
Cu Fixtures, Metal Collingdlto.
Have you seen our stock
RICHMOND RANGES;
run JONES a sarcomas ‘
. COMP
17‘ watt. eraser.
J. M. thymus Co.
nonhuman.
modality in
JACOB M. LAYTON.
REAL earns Ann Insomnia:
AGENCY
ii Railroad AVI., South Nomlk
Hopi-Isolating some of the strong»!
and most reliable insurance corn-
pInioI in the business.
AllE Yilll WELL lusuutll'i
..... .mw .._ WM
TH: new.
nous). VICTORIA
“tantalum”
cares uncertain.
Purely stocked our. in abduction
A full line of Asher, Merrill Con
, dlt Go's" celebratdii Winds, consume
: Cigars always on hand.
”r. J SULLIVAN, amt-mu
TIinhono call. 800—!
. Telephone Call 91:6.
firearms Palm!
EAST NORWALK
cam Bidders and no mo of Sea
Food coined to Order.
Bailing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Baht by tho Send
Jti‘lfiii O‘iuiilvnn.
may. I W." “I
«also
flotsam.“
‘3 stint-wow Mo 9mm.
III-7.300 00
sown in inhuman. m
loan a. snare, vm
AN Y. . '_ i ‘ ’
. "outta
trip to orida. clitoral 9
Adimaiilka hail basil m
the use of
i,
. try Kcmp' a Balsam first
Sold by slidealors at Isa.
day afternoon with Mrs. “xiii.
stock Tits tables more
pleasant lawn. The prize
Mrs. H: E. Chlchester.‘ Mi
and Mia. A. W Msrwin. in til
named The consolation was
to Mrs. R. W. Keeiel'.
Miss Helen Sturgcs. a studs
Normal College. Danbury,
reception given in the sell
my all last Friday even -.
socia function is an annual. '
an by the junior to the ambit
The'large room was prettily.»
with flowers and music for
was furnished by piano. villi
other instruments. Dainty
ments were served during til
require good workmsnlhi
in dead right and virhsll l
is done. its dons. :'
1. ARTHUNB. It”!
Plumbing. Tin inn and
I Mourns tree to
so South ME N
Telephone 4st.
Honest Work on
parlance
ADDRESS POST
ii In: ‘
ALI: IN .
"massage.- arias .,
INF. I00! ,3" , .I
.50 I'D:
ii: I IOU!» mm
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