, Pure
~ lug. Cream :
Ii \vA'sii
[NW
. #1
”I‘ll.
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. it
..
intal Wines.
Miss Bessie Eyre is spending a few
days in town. .
The Norwallr City Council will meet
Monday evening.
Harry Damon, formerly of this city.
lstlsiting in town. ‘ .
Miss Mamie Lolucins is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ryan. ,
In this state it is not necessary to
serve a live days' notice for eviction
of a cold. , Use the original laxative
cough syrup, Kennedy's Laxative Hon-
ey and Tar, No opiates. Sold by
The Ciiirord PharmiicY. , "‘
McKinley Command,. Spanish War
Veterans. will meet this eveninz.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haipln, of Nor-
walk. were recent visitors in Strut
ford. ’ ‘
A regular business meeting oi But-
ler Lodge, 1. 0. O. E, washeld inst
evening.
Star of Columbia Circle will hold a
regular meeting this evening in Red
Men's Hall. P .
-—The let M. E. Sunday school will
give a trolley ride to Steeplechase.
Bridgeport, Friday. Aug. 3. ’leavlng
the church at 8:30 a. in. Round trip
tickets. 500; children. 250. .Tickets
for sale at Chas. Seymour's and Ed-
win Wilcox's grocery stores.
The year book of the Norwalk Yacht
Club has just been issued and sent to
the members.
Miss Elsie Hickerson. of Weston. is
visiting her cousins. Miss Adeline and
Samuel Cockei'ur, of Day ‘street.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebe-
kah, will hold a meeting Friday even-
ing, at its hall in Washington street.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting. tomorrow evening.
Miss Nellie Woodtvsrd Pwns- bitten
on the log by a pet dog yesterday. Dr.
W. B. ilean attended her. The dog
was not mauled.
Banner Council, No. 54. Daughters
of Liberty. will meet tonight in Mys-
tic Chain Hall. as usual. A full at»
tendance is desired.
Some girls are clever; they have
made themselves great beauties by
taking Holllstor‘s Rocky Mountain
Tea. There is no scheming. they
fight shy of cosmetics and have be.-
come the handsonlest girls in the sta-
te. Tea or tablet. 35 cents.
Mrs. A. B. Partrick and Mrs. Clark.
of Bridgeport, have returned home af-
ter a visit with Mrs. Charles M. Law
rence, of Lowe street. ,
Thomas Collins. who is ill with ty-
phoid fever at his home in Danbury.
is somewhat better today and his tem-‘
perature is considerably lower.
Mrs. E. A. Chatterton, of Larchmoni
Manor. and Edward .lusth. of New
York, have returned horde from afvlsil
with Mrs. In}. B. Mnnvliie. of Lowc
street.
Miss Nellie Denny. of Norwalk;
Mrs. Ellen Barker and Messrs. Wnitcr
Fielding and Roy and .lny Wood, of
New York. are among the campers at
Cal! Pasture.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom 'li. Waller. Miss
Elsie Waller and Miss Leslie Smith.
who are driving from Montclair. New
Jersey. stopped yesterday at the
Hotel Clifford.
lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, held a regular meeting.
last night. and transacted routine but-ii-
noun, a large number of the members
being present.
Misses Ethel, Anna and Ada leboe
have returned to their home in fiutlth
Norwalk after spa lug alsliort visit
with relatives on . It Washington
avenue. Bridgeport. . P .‘
Ralph Maury. of’ Railroad avenue.
has gone to 'l‘homaston, to npunil a
week or so with relatives, whom he
will recuperate after his recent nt-
t'sck oi' appendicitis.
- . The W. 0. ’l’. 11.,»wlll meet with
In: William Cockotur, 6 Day street.
tomorrow afternoon at Io'cloclt. Mom»
. hero who have mite boxes are request.
ed bring them in at this time.
You need a pill? Uu.DoWltt's Lili-
tie Early Risers. the ferrous little pills.
Do not sicken or gripe. but results an
sum Sold by The Clifford l’hsrn
m u
, Dim-lat Dupuivflrsnd Pslrlsrch C.
I. Daniels. itcconi noted by his staff
non Norms, oil so in New cin-
“shnéio-nisht sad install the olllcsrs or
Wages!” Encampment. No.16. l. t).
' Hotel Clifford was filled to
1mm last night, at i o’clock.
is, number of guests had to in turn»
in slimy. The travails men are start-
a: but soundly as y this Isa-on.
' . .tho Clifford in 1 favorite stopping
» with them.
P .3" , run «swivels-av iron
C
. un-
‘ _. Red ”ii hint Coleman's.
of this company.
ll Ilili ii.
mini u Gilt
iii till i} i Q.
, 1a “FOR new.“
atomford. - Conn.
. a, , ‘
xrgnltucsoi » ranchers.
' School-lied" wall ‘Vs’qtdpp'jso; well“
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre»
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics. ,
lLLUSTRM'ED CIRCULAR.
:i’
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Barker have
returned from an automobile trip to
Pike county, Penn, where they have
been the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Lockwood, who are summer-ins.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reurdon. of
Lowe street, and daughter Clarissa.
are spending the day in Hartford. it
being vlsitors‘ day at the state prison.
they will take a look at the convicts.
lrving Shear. 8.0. Corteiyou. 0. L
Bunting. Louis Doelioh. William C.
'l‘revoine. George Kraus, Jr., Harry N.
Damon. J. C. Allen. F. A. Dali Frank
A, Ferris, El: B. Stevens, A. P. Joslin.
Adolf Johnson. Mortimer S. Mirrls.
Joseph Dillon. Mt uud'Mrs. W. H. No-
ior, J. D. ‘Roe; J. A. Campbell. R. 15.
Samuel. Rulps S. Foss. New .York;
George E. Kinney, SMeld-Ou-ihe
Sound: l-‘red- Coleman, New Milford;
W. 'l‘. Cruvitt, Thomas C. Siiieclt. W.
.l. H. Worthington... A. _,li." Rice, ' L.
Merl en; J. B. Myth-s. Waterbury; ‘H.
W. Lockwood. Glen Ridge, N. J.: Jticob
ltcchoger, Philadelphia; E. G. Beards-
ley, Hartford; John S. Summis; l‘luui-
ington, L. l.; 1. Atlas. Yonkers; J. A.
Grant, Worcester, were at the Hotel
Cllnord yesterd y.
MANY AMERICAN SOLDiERS o:-
- sear
SAN FRANCISCO. August 2,—Re<
ports are being received by the mili-
tary authorities at the Presidio of the
frequent descrtion of troops stationed
at American Lalte in Washington. The
summer military camp is where sev-
eral regiments of the National Guard
and regulars are stationed for instruc.
tion. The most notable instance of
this is in Company 1 of the 22nd lu-
fantry. At .present'oniy seven men
and officers are left, to carry the name
When the 2nd in-
iantry went into camp'tls mcn unswrr-
ed to roll cull in Company 1. Since
then 58 of thoueoldlers have deserted
and crossed thebordcr to Canada. site
'ty miles away, where there are no ex-
tradition lnwe to cover descrtlon.
SUMMERING IN NEW'ENGLAND.
BOSTON. August 2.——Scck_lng rest
and distraction alter 'ihelr arduous
winter and spring duties at the Na-
tional capitol. members of the diploma‘
tic corps atiWusblngton. for many
years have come to New England in
large numbers during the summer
months. This year has been no cxccp~
.tion and mi, summer finds no less than
not the hailing embassies and min-
istries esia lubed tmnporurlly ni. coun-
try or, seaside resorts in Massachu-
setts. Maine and Rhtslc lsinnd.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK. August {Br-Arrived:
Steamer Majestic, from Liverpotu uud
Quwulsiowu.
Drinklt
It Is Good
[Brooklyn brewery ilrm's lager beer
No better. ”We deliver it in youi
house, mm per case (24 bottles.) l.l»
quors at lowest prices. 'l‘el. It'll-l2.
Central Hotel.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ginsu.
Booth Norwslk. Conn.
.louph Discos. Prop.
m new.
HOTEL ViCTUiiiA
INI MINUTE FROM DIPO?
IUROPIAN PLAN.
..0ur room- s special nature. In.
and Electric Lights throulhsot Iv
cry room hosted.
RATED RIAIONAILI
Mmly stocked cm in connection
A full line of Ackor, Merrill A on
till 60'. celebrated Winn. Lisbon and
Olson always on hand.
T l SULLIVAN. Proprietor ‘
Telephone Call. 80H.
“Cicadas" Sale
()N ’
Start. iliililinu itiilimisliiiius
.cou'rmuus or
in Washington l-Ilt.. 'souui Norwnili.
REDL‘A‘FIRE
i
i.
,, P on. ,
"scans anxsofnlliihlfl,
‘ 3 cans MILK .'P‘..P‘.«'..‘P.».P.............25c
Hard as. i Boston} A.‘M.‘ :Proudmuu. ,
George lieelu’s, ~
, i2 l3
"no.
‘3 ”kiss ”EST ‘ru "”11”". ..... ””250
The Very Best‘sn'rrnh. per lb. ..25c
. .26c
2 cans Early Muslims .........2su
AlStull.
24 Cottage a... fins: Non-walk.
Phone safes.
should be equipped Iltb s man
show while. ensplscellitnndul" Pl!
obtain Enameled Lavatory. .
Have you ever stopped to maid
how delighiully convenient it won"
be to have not and cold running vote
in your dressing chamber. 113:"
in; apartment of first floor
room? its presence would M It
the blues: degree of comfort.
“—‘Y‘ w Wewiilgindl quotayou rials. f
POPULAR EXCURSION TO BLOCK plumbers are s’triotl! Mugshot % '
ISLAND. cbanios. honest and reliable.
A most. attractive rail and steamer
excursion under the direction of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. to Block Island and
Watch Hill is announced for next
nflnesduy. at the very low rate of
.l .
Special train loaves Smith Norwulk
at 7:05 a. m., for New London, con-
nocting at that point with the spacious
steamer “Block island. . This delight-
ful day‘s outing will be greatly appro-
claed by a large number of our
people who are unable to spend the
time. and money n¥essary for an we
Horace R. ' Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND was? 01!.
loath Norwsllr. coon. .
1M7. ‘ I“
PLUMBING AND BTIAN
HEATIN . .
HOT WATER H ATINO.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGES.
CLATI AND arm Rounds.
as. and Steam Fitting,P
loo Fixture» Metal coiling. an.
" Have you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
tensive tour of the ,e ‘slttire and moun-
tainsresorts, and , Harrangements
afforded by the Rat road Company for
this trip can be enjoyed at. a very
small expense. ' »'= '~ '
Ridicule is another name for the ar-
gument of a fool.
COM
_ 11 WALL steam
honwAbK
Iii-
inn-i—
] am going to make a' very plain, firm nestsrtion«Y0u
can't buy grain like cuts at any other place for less
money~the man w he thinks he has, simply bought cheap
or grain. “
I have been on abled to build up a large and increas-
ing business by selling the choicest grades. l know that
"cheap", grains and feeds. as a rule are of little. intrinsic
value. They may answer a certain routine purpose, and
it is too cites the case, when an established grade is in-
quitcd ni’te‘adhe seller tullis up something lower priced
but “Jilst ns good"-it tnkcslcss capital or the financial
profit is more attractive. Good grain never went begging ,
for purclmsers~successful merchandising lies not in fran- ..
tic attempts to undorsell. but rather in outvuluing, so I
believe. ,t
i
V.’
Buy Oats Thats Glenn.
MANUEL T. HATCH.‘ ‘
I
TROLLEY r ms?
. Through Southern New England.
Illustrated. Price to Canto.
Wm. P. Beers.
Books. Stationcry and Engraving.
49 Wall St. Norwalir... 6 So. Main St... So. Norwaih.
i
a
reshiirrivais Todd?
SEA BASS, BONITA AND FRESH MACKER L. BLUE FISH, WEAK
FISH, BUTTER FISH. STEAK COD. HALIBUT, 8 0RD. POROIES. EELS.
FLATS. LONG. ROUND AND LITTLE NECK CLAMB, LOBSTERS AND
CRABB.
Outbiii’sBridge Market.
Tel 108
HUNDREDS or i‘ «in to ‘3
A Business lttiurntina at
MERRILL OOLLEG ‘
PAYS
87AM FORD.
Free Delivery
I
i
SOUTH NORWALK.
dead for College Journal.
.FALL OPENlNG. SEPT. "H.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
PORT CHESTER.
\
i
if You Would Thorbughly “BIT”
Your Vocal on, Place Your “Valu-
ables.» idioms in the Vault of
THE-‘JONES & HOTCHKISS '
pans
“ii"! V .P ‘ “ . ‘ P.
res, MsoicmAL snout-ions lies.
interns sherry . . . ; .:‘.‘f."."iioo bottle
literals. Port .. .. ..i. . . «the bottle.
Pilul Jones Whiskey, 2 our one bottle
Monogram Whiskey ..;.fi 5'31an bottle
Federal Club ........ 31,12 bottle
Belgrnvla Tom Gin . 98c bottle
Parker Cabinet Whiskey . has bottle
Sherwood Whiskey ...... $1.26 bottle
California Brandy .J ...... 98c bottle
Sunnyaide Port ........... 63c bottle
Bunnyside Sherry ........ . this bottle
Old Waverly ltye Whiskey 81.25 bottle
Pale Orange Bitters $1.15 bottle
li‘ish Whiskey .......... $1.00 bottle
Blackberry Brandy ...... $1.16 bottle
The above prices are special for
this week only.
he Billion Pharmacy,
THE crisscmirriou’s'ross.
TEL. 16—2. ‘ ,
FREE DELIVERY QERVICE.
all
Paper
0
,we consider this sea-
;_ son’s. line the best
i
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham, A
TELEPHONE-‘31.
l0 FIRIT IT. I. NOIWALK.
an. line til. i.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 18, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwslk up to d p. in. and Ruth
Norwsllt up to 5:80 p. m.
NOIWALK ITIAMIOAT 00.
3. c. H
low-l
Analog J. Imltn
Losses.
tiuiluiii Bill
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TIANOAOTI A OENINAL IANKING
IUIINIII.
n—uon.
CAPITAL.
”00.00100
IUIPLUI sun "emu
SIPJJOQOO
m
EDWIN N. NATHIWION. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vida-Pros.
FHIDIMOK H. ROWAN. Cashier.
Wit-FRED IODWILL Asst. Dubli-
cunt—an.
DINIOTOII.
I. it. Mathewson floaty um.
John H. Knapp Camusi Mm.
Josiah ll. Marvin J. Wslim "Irvin
Christian Imus John N. Liam.
I'M H. Iowan.
Gasoiene , x.
: Launch 5..
insurance ,
Has "P
Minus
“Motion '
J. M. Iowan. E 00.,
incosronmo.
ii ilsiimd Avenue. to. Not-walk.
Par... '.i”.‘..""'.°i....."".
r h in Ill! 1 ,
ii.
0 N
' State hoard of lien! doom
can out-Pt ummsry bfP‘ssqlhflsgaki
1'! iii
.‘r
i
so than“ Claret . . . .. , his bottle m
. , . ’_ rosary. Saturday. July , _
Nowi have it. . o .P‘mllow. sidelines that will enlist til
prov-loveliness l on. 209 III. M lid-r Obs-u at 13c lb.
, . Fresh arrival of clever Hill Print Butter. “Malta "lands
when." 280 lb. _ .
, th Eggs, home laid. on the
. tr Fresh Eggs. Lanai-laud. 320.
n...
rl so. 35s.
”Thur. solid in. for shoiivdsr a ndrozhsr purposes. m lb.
’ Home. Potatoes. special lor Saturday. 290 pk. Good also;
..Wdtsrmsions, nice and cheap, 25c and 30°. '
Ponchos a his" 250. ‘ ‘
,9 Jo: bottle.
on. arrival of Java Cellos. V j
Moon's Toss, tins package goods. new in. 25c. 30c odd 40c. ,
Wlidwoed West Violet Perfumed Ammonia. Take a little of the
magma" out of your bath
..,. .‘
, water hymlnn a small amount of ,th ’
ills. ,A fine article. ‘ ' ' I ' . , , .P ..
mouth Picks, Crown imperial. latest and but made unscientific
Particle. 5c. . ‘ . . ‘ . , . .,
, list will it he. Hope to serve and please;
mi
LORENZO. DIBBLE
“Fulcrum“, M
OUR BISCUIT SPECIAL. .
2 PACKAGES ous BISCUIT. 5c.
are sass, PER as, 10c. .
2 runs. roses on no oars. 25c.
spasm. rates on GRANULAT an SUGAR.
warsanamss. Ntcs AND LARGE. anon 25c. »
canes cons, SQUASH, arc.
emeritus AND nannies.
uquu .esocssv court
20 North sin 61.,
so. No elk. ct.
'Phons. 148.
M‘MW ...._. a...“—
.
"v,
49 r... at. "
East Noam '
'Phono. Ii
.4»
Hundreds airfares:
Ire being‘overworked as I result of applicationnpon‘wor or '
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and wrinkli- m
averted by wearing a pair of can ‘ ' ‘ '
Proper on»... . Properly Adjuotod. ‘ u
_ Examination Frss._ ' ' ‘ i
listening of lenses had all Repairing a Specialty. T ‘
o. B. JACKSON.
0 vision.
ll WALL ,C’RIET. p
‘ .
noswaut. comi.,.
Fish“.
Fresh
wmrs HALIBUT.. at 1“!“
STEAK coo, sLusrisH.”i}-;. _
wsAKFiss. my. ~ .,
FRANK c. , f
VAN sc0Y.,=
PLUMBING. ‘BONITA MAOKEREL, ' Pf": _ j..
STEAK. c0:3.VE'R BASS, BUTTER 5'3“- '
MB A Riven .SALMO , as“. ‘
:13: WAT“ . ', AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF OIAf
- - ' EONABLE FISH. , .,. _
~OAI rmmo. .. -. .. . . 1‘ ‘
u. ..... ... a... Ducross.
and Zinc. " ' E
vii: norms mas Add
MARKET.
om Iolvstlon Army length. ,
Inn in at Washington smut-m ,
' -\ t
lo loath Main luau.
Telephone 417.
loath Norwalk. Coon.
A“... or no... .
lo not who! tin-3min. wsm'wnon% " ‘
Telephone Call I’M.
Gregory’s Paint!
IAST NORWALK
h—
libero Dinners Ind All Kinds at St
Food (looked to Order.
iialilhg and fishing. 3
Bath Bosses to Rent by the Sean
John O’Bulllvan.
Proprietor.
require good workmanship. fly
is dons right and when I Id] A.
is done. its done. . - -
ARTHUR I. IINIDIQ‘I'.
Plumbing. Tlnnln. and mum Fitting.
I Noam ltmt. lo. Nonnlh
ms JOHN s. “wanes
IUENCIES. .
ALL INBUIANCEJIAL emu
- nonunion. sonny no .
om nouns. rsrsm‘ --
sscunso. P.
I score mm smart. . i
“tents“. .
Ruby- Ril
on no Pom. .
Cleans all kinds of buts: °
and nickel. and gives a lasting 1‘,
finish. " [T
.. 25s per call.
Gas
VS.
i"
Coal and Wood
for cooking purposes.
This case has been up for trial in
thousands of Norwalli households and
the unanimous verdict has been in fl-
vor of
0A..
. v
Blimvliaiiiituiii
lighting can...
“sister“... tom... ;
‘ ONUNOH) . ..
As i Raft withdrawing
u m 9000‘
“to'i’li'omw «reins
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