£3335" .
mild l3?l 1
short
urihg the ashtwentydour hours
ransom we muss
no» Cloudy and rainy weather
inmlwthemtem
o region and along --the Missile
to : ‘fnvor for thisvl
cl ty‘ wettep‘ muggy weather, with
t local showers. followed by clear
lung.“ was, ,,
Miss Amy Cox. of Highland
spending a few days in New York. '
Miss Morehouse. of Norwelk. has
gone to Shundoken. New York‘, for a
stay.
There is Just as good fish in the brine
Asiever come out of the sea, ,
But You will take it. out in fishing
fr.
re
.is
Unless you take Rocky Mountain .
Tee
Plaisted' s Drug Store
Mrs. Catherine Downer, of the Boo»
ton Store. is spending her vacatidu in
New .York.
-—Dunlnp Derbles. O'Brien.
Mrs."Eugene Davis, of Norwalk. is
enjoying a Vacation from her duties
at the Boston Store.
The Harry Rider cruising party is
expected ‘home in a day or two, being
enroute at the present time
--A lazy liver leads to chronic dy
spepsia and constipation—weakens
the whole system. Dean’s Regulets
(25 cents per box) correct the liver,
tone up the stomach cure constipa-
tion.
A. A. Hodshon and family. of Lowe
street, have returned home from a
month's stay at Fairdeld Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Burns left
Norwalk yesterday afternoon for a
two weeks sojourn in the White Moun-
talus.
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M., of Nor-
walk, will meet this evening at the
wigwnm in the Gazette building.
Miss Esther Mend, of Norwalk, is
spending a few days with her cousin.
Miss Louise Langdon. at Rovenwood.
Darlen. .
Complexion treatments are a neces
sary part of the grooming of a well
preserved women. it is not so much
a matter of how you look today, as
. hygu will look tomorrow. HP ills-
ers‘ ocky Muntaln Ten does 9&6
business. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents
Plaitsed's Drug Store.
An additional open trolley car has
been sent to Norwalk from the Bridge-
port barns, for use on the local sys-
tem.
The little daughter of Frederick
Beach, of Nor-,wslk has been visiting
at John H Candee's residence in
Boston.
Miss Edna Seymour. of South Nor-
wnik. who has been visiting her
cousin Miss Lulu Ollusteud in Mill
Plain has returned home.
-—Pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
The current number of “Motor" one
of the best of the automobile publi-
cations, contains a large picture taken
on the Glidden tour, in which Robert
B. Crauiozd, his big six cylinder Ste-
vens-‘Duryeu, his brother Lawrence
and several friends figured prominent~
ly.
PRESCRIPTION FOR INDIGESTION.
How Scam of South Norweik People
Obtain Relief.
if it really were known how many
South Norwalk residents have been
cured of stomach trouble and indiges-
tion by Dr Davis Prescription, it
might perhaps surprise you, but what
is more surprising is the fact that any
one will continue to suffer with heart
burn. sour stomach, water brash, sick
headache, mental depression. nausea,
and other distressing symptom of dye.
penis. when there is a remedy of such
great merit that it almost invariably
benefits every one that tries it. Pep-
sikols Tablets are the prescription of
Dr. Davis, a physician who devoted
I lifetime to the study of stomach
trouble. and if your food does not
agree with you if you are tired. ner-
vous. worn out, low spirited and your
energy at low per, it may interest you
to know that no other prescription in
this world has a greater record of
euros behind t. and there is nothing
moi-b certain give you relief. Mr.
F. H. Baxter will tell you that although
Pepsiitois is sold on the fairest kind
of a money-hack plan. not more than
one or two in one hundred ever come
back for their money.
wrest evidence of its marvelous cura
tive properties, but so that there may
noihe hethe least doubt in your mind
Is to what siliols will do for you.
sir. Buster hsnd you r center
right back to you if you “should fall
to _"99‘W the benefit you
I. ling has a choline to deteriorate h‘e-
portion‘of thrill
-Edw.W hello .lr.
' I North Main sum.
’ position.
This is the
look
9.!
_ 9 are. '
‘tbing offered is fresh and good. biotin
cause goods move in and out quickly.
These are soamnahls medicines at
New small prices. .
5‘2“”,
. its ' . V.
Drought. ' ‘1
TII. 620—3
Connections for all north and south
bound l?””.°9n be made at our store.
.5
in
undress
hm. Quhntilewlcluelln-
”its obi-3:...”
Mohair-earliest.
Great reductions in summer goods
Ryan and Company’s When 2
you consider the quality of the offer-
gigsyou‘ll surely grasp this opportun
y.
Ward Palmer and family will move
from Hamilton avenue, South Nor-
waik this month, to Danbury. where
Mr. Palmer has secured a lucrative
-Cures baby’s croup, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises. mama’s sore throat,
grandma's lamenessr—Dr. fl‘homas'
Eclectric Oil—tho great househlod
remedy.
‘Mrs. William llarfurd and son.
David of South Norwulk hro enjoy-
ing an outing with a party of friends
at Fulrfield Bench, occupying the
Beachcroft “college.
Commander Albert A May has been
notified that the rate from Connecti-
cut to the Minneapolis G A. R. en-
campment has been reduced to about
327. Several Norwalk veterans are
going
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Scofield, of
Dean Hill. drove to Norwalk, last Fri-
day, for a visit to their son Charles.
.They report Mrs. Scoiield as being
quite lit—Ponds correspondent of the
Stamford Advocate.
-—Crush Hats. O‘Brien.
Arthur Youngs has given up his po
sition as Oierk with Edward W. Kel-
ley. Jr.. the drugglsl, and has been
succeeded by Arthur Weston. Mr.
Youngs has taken a position with Sol-
leck and Price for the present.
Why does the sun burn? Why
does a mosquito sting? Why do we
feel unhappy in the Good Old Surn-
mor time? Answer: we don't. We
these little ills don't bother us. learn
to look for the name on the box to
gel the genuine. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy.
William Trinks who with his bro-
ther Frederick 'l‘rinks. conducts a
saloon in Main street has recenin be.
come a traveling salesman for a Mr
thins his interest in the saloon busi-
nose.
The Misses Eleanor Smith and Mary
Kelley. of the suit department of the
Norwulk Boston Store are enjoying
their annual vacations.
Is at it‘uirficld [leach while Miss' Kel
or New Jersey points.
-Biraw lists. Btrnw Hats. O'Brien.
Members of the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company have been notified
to meet at the truck houssih'is eve-
ning at 7 o'clock for the purpose of
meeting Chief Engineer A in. Win-
chosler, on his return home from Eu-
roe.
l’ l). Stunnnrd' a Sunday Shillool class
from the Norwalit Congregational
Church bed a very pleasant. mitt
'lhiosday on the Sound The tooth
of the day included a sail on board
Councilmen Charles A. Bcofield' I trim
launch “Lillie" and dinner on ono of”
the islands.
rimlillily: "A man can live comfor-
tably without bruins; no man over ox-
iIied without a digestive system. The
dyspeptic has neither faith/hope or
charity. " Day by slay pliable m
the importance 0! spring for their di
gestion. realise the need of the use of“
Cleanliness
rm AtwAvs use can AIM.
sons in Ann IIt roll YOUAIILP.
corrective like Kodol for Dyspepsia.
it digests what you eat.
Clifford Pharmacy.
The Over River District commit“!
ll” not yet secured a teacher to Inc
3 iii
‘lfindingidi m NV
- 3m “M M,
. I
area. f
that
Aimee! had a- south-thriller!” you'd
lter's.
‘ ier N.
.:truatee for the creditors and Case to
use DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. and. .
per and twine concern. but still re- 3
icy is visiting Asbury Park and oth- ‘ 1
viii».
Prof. Tyler. of Amherst college. slid U
ml “9...“..«93-
a little correctiva after ovordntlun A. . ~
E ”M;
;W
( oALvsevoN's Isa
jgflkflm life new in? "l
ifg'lt Now' Mover-y tor Con»
tion the past five years and‘ it
heepw'tno well and hills.J
had been growl worse Nowi
hone.“ Gut-es c reels Coughs. 1::
Crippe. Group. Whooping Coughs
prevents Pneumonia. Pleusnt to take
South ‘Norwallr.
.Ws‘ed' s Norwaliri drug stores.
$00 an 01.00 Trish bottle tree."
w... l
on: 70 summer soousssmso
WlNB'llelD. Augult ,3 -—-A mm was
taken yesterday sternum in the
bankru iwy proceedings against Luth-
use to allow the referee, the
E:
0.01
make an examination of the hooks
Cage said he thought he would be Able
to show his business ‘transactlons and
the way the case stood at this time
indicated that the hearing would end
if the examinations proved a satisfac.
ory one. There are about 100;credb
tors attending the hearing. in the
teeming proceedings. Case said he
was unable to en lain the claim of
his father for 8.16. 00 and his mother
for All. 000 except that they were for
money lent. He did not recall any
other transfers of property other than
those already described: He admitted
having donrrhusiness since being ad:
judged a bankrupt. '
lN SELF DEFENSE
Major Heroin editor and manager
of the Constitutionallst. Eminence.
Ky. when he was fiercely attacked
four years ago by Piles, bought a box
of Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. of which
he says: “it cured me in -ten days
and no trouble since." Quickest heal-
er of Burns, Sores. Chis and Wounds.
25c at F‘. H. Baxter‘s, South Norwalk.
and E. P. Wood’s... Norwaik. drug
stores. .
SAN FRANCISCO August 3.-—Mu
jonGeneral Arthur U. B. A., common-
do.- of the Pacific Division. returned
yesterday on the Pacific liner Man-
churis after an absence of eighteen
months in the Orient General Arthur
was sent to Mmhurin by the presi-
dent toward the latter part , of the
Russian- Japanese war to observe the
Japanese military operations He
wagatuiched to the Second army or
dIr Gen. Ohn. chief of the general
staff. and arrived in time to be present
at the fall of Multden: At the
close of the war he entered on an ex
haustive tour of Chins, lode-China.
Jave'. Siam. Durham, Ind lndis.
hie speaks in the highest terms of
praise of the military skill of the
Japanese and their conduct of the
wui‘
IN STRICT- CONFIDENCE
Women Obtain Ire. PlakhIm'I
Advice and sup.
l'_—+z— '3 "I
Ilse III Golds! “sounds to Health.-
llow Lydlsl. ”Inn's Vegetable Oehc
MMMAIII‘O mun.
l “MW 5
‘ It is I t
satisfaction ’53::
“ ‘WOIIOD to feel
thiIhIIsnwrits
3“ to another will:
her- the most
M
Miss smith . 5;
«I you. some
Mamas;-
r twost’y- w-‘uy yearn;
a sound stencil-Ir do
com site hII haudrislng Iiolt women
free of charge.
In. Platinum mimicked the com
“and every instilled
lsdnno so“ with
53mm
tan-warmer
Ilerryhill. of Ill 130on
inst. maximums. ’l‘Inn.. writes:
DurlrIPinkhIrnl-a-
”Album-go lifeloohsl Mame.
mm
Bold hy'l‘ho Coin
cued Miss Theresa Cnvnnsgh. who his
tapes I very iiattsrin offer iii the}.
Peterson. New Jersey. heels. lib
been ill edesire of the conimittos
engage a Norwals young Mr- but \lilr
fortunately for her, she once ted I?
monies in the Grammy sch I After
limiting application for the var vot-
position and the commits no
in refused to release her truth!
agreement The Over Rival-W
has his lied thirt or forw3’lpflichv
lions for the post on. ’33
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ultiEllii'i? 513‘
0% m
missing from any form of out. ills.
Joe Walsh“ writs 1m: rams
fa admits»
rs. Borryhili wII
vol-y bottle guaranteed!“ F. H Brno ;
Em ‘
Pride
EIGHTEEN MONTHS lN ORIENT. ,.
‘l
Pinkhel‘s I Vege- ,
M"
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1
A CHA E FOR ALL
cApirAL
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MASMCH UBET‘lI'I iOE INVESTlGA-
BOSTON, August 2.—-Chnrie‘a W.
Hullstrom. secretary of the Massachu-
soils ice Dealers' Association. tools
the witness stand today when the
special session of the grand Jury which
is investigating the increase in the
price at ice for this summer, resumed
its Ilttings'. Mr. Hallstrom‘was a
witness. yesterday. Members of the
, association from Lynn Springfield
and other cities and towns were at the
ggurt house to day waiting to ho call-
, ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPUIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del., says: "i sufiered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Blazilinn Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely." .
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H.
Barter and The Clilord Phomhcy. "
W
fiBiute?‘
éerge
3;" I
{it 5.00
‘l
Sizes 34 to M.
Formerly sold at 810.00 to $18.00.
A chance to obtain a good
suit at a small price. Reason:
Broken lots of a formersouu.
.,.
v.
Our semissnnual silo of Trous-
$1.85.
N" in progress.
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and lateral! Evenings
J oseph Davis.
‘rAiLoA
eternal».
FUNNIOM
. Wuhblmn liner.
loath NorwIlk.
N NE securities Tours
BLOCK iILANo'. a any m .Jto 14.
21. In, August 4, n. 18. neoprene
. her 1. we.»
oLsN suum'rr ANA NAuoi-i
CHUNK, i day on... July to. Aug-
gages, 11, 31. from New Him.
COTTAOI CITY. 6 our trips, July 30.
August .18. 17. {18.00.
WHITI MOUNTMNO, ii day, iripl.
IAIATOOA “Amati or a tiny
trips. July 16 23. so. AuguIt 6.18.
333.50 if. Capacitor 8. limo Ind
AUIAILI cHAIM. a day trips. July
it. II. Io, Allan. o, 1:, so. I7. sot»
teiuhor . ' - .
day. August :lsl. tum.
Tuesday. August 21st. ”0.00.
. Boating. Bathing and Fishing. Every lot has ri
the water. High and level. with shade trees. Near Trole ey. ChurcheI
a 2 23nd Schools. '
T'Izltie perfect and guaranteed by
Jiitl New loll & Conn. Mortgage ii lille Guarantee 60.
For Maps and Particulars, apply to
OR ANY REAL ESTATE
i
July 28.,August 6. 20, September 8. _
033.00.
NiAeAAA hate. 4 days trip. Tucs- _
rHousANo-isamoo. s cm trip. ~
‘ of way to
'3. 3,
iiifi‘it .l“’ylil.‘.'
to server A some.
Suspense.
. l
V hellaiiu. View Really bumping
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN"
anoklw.
FUNERAL olnscroas' orricsns
NEW HAVEN. August 3.-—At the
Director's Association. here yesterday
thedoiiowing officer-smote elected: ‘
President. M. 1“. Walker of New Ha
ven: vice president, iii. M Tomlinson.
of Danbury; secretary. James M‘. Deni
sell of New Haven, and treasurer H.
W. Crawford. of New Haven. The
delegates elected to attend the next
national convention to beheld at Ghi-
cage on‘Septem‘her 4, are .l. M.’ Ben.
unit. New Haven; C. C. Foot, Thomas-
tou; Cyrus lawis, Derby. and ll. J.
Kinney. New Britain.
THE END OF THE WORLD '
of troubles that robbed lll. H. Wolfe.
of Bear Grove, is. of all usefulness.
came when he began taking Ele’htrio
Bitters. He writes. “Two years
ago Kidney trouble caused me great
suffering. which i would never have
survived had i not taken Electric Bib
ters. They also cured me of General
nobility." Sure cure for all Stomach,
Liver and Kidney complaints. Blood
Diseases. Headache. Dissisess and
Weakness or Bodily Decline. Price
50c. Guaranteed by F. N. Baxter‘s,
South Nor-walk. and E. P. Wood’s,
Norwalk drug stores.
W‘
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed” proposals will be received by
the East Norwnllt Fine DistriotOom.
inlttoe until 12 o'clock noon of Monday,
August 6, 906. for the furnishing of».
material a d construction of about
4600 linear feet of vitrified pipe sewer
. with appurtenances.
Plans and specifications can be seen
on and after Saturday, July 28, 1906, at
the office of WIldron A: Riordan, of
said committee, 29 Haviisnd street.
South Norwslk, and also at the office
of Edward E. Durham. 10 First street.
East Norwaik. All extra information
can be obtained from Charles N.
Wood. C. 113.. ill nan avenue. Norwslk.
The District Committee hereby re
serves the right to reject any or all
bids, or to accept any that in their
judgment will be for the best interests
. of the District.
Bonds. sstisfachry to the Committee
in amounts. will be required of those
to whom the contract may be awarded.
Cash or a certified check. made my
able to the treasurer of the Best Nor-
waik Fire District to the amount of
8260. must accompany each bid as a
guarantee that in case the contract is
awarded. the party to whom it is
awarded will, within 06 hours after
notification of award. execute ”in con-
tract. ,
Bids must be sealed and marked
PropoInl for Sewer, also endorsed up-
on thc outside of the envelope with
the name of the bidder, and addressed
to Edward F. Smith. Chairman. No.
20 Beovlew Ivonne. East Nomlk.
EDWARD l", SMITH.~
ARTHUR WALDRON.
HOWARD L. DOWNDES.
Fire District Committee of fleet Nor-
wslk. Conn.
ATLAN'no OiTY, a day’ any: July ’
:8. Au It 1278. , Boston :- 10.
ii to It New iiIven. ., their madam Ii our store. of
OA‘TIKQEL MUNTuflll’. d’d’ny intro,“ pith in grey? I; ll '71:” iii dull M
u .
“all. "so" fun 0:.” ' ' E ruins: then. but that's
NOVA wuoi‘ifiw‘i). day trip, mug-m,“ Winifred should loin the
311.00 m” New “W“ 'rNI wise Alerts
‘ . don't II on:- store tor show it
Ni'AOAaAfl” "LL: tAlln 7" .m is them“ place is m‘ll’m their
it. .E' 33333 Illmi E 3 mini; E I»
MONTR%:0:I‘;O MAO Willi?! . ' Film Illii Mil-rut E“
2323‘... who‘ll! tail ‘11 3' '
E '3 ”Milan ri'i‘bseist Amm 8‘“
:3 Eu “"339-13‘33‘3 “33$; ‘ J ruling-runs. age.
om. " ‘ : m was 9.
session of the Connecticut ‘P‘unernl‘
. I lliillififllalolli
th rest hpon your inspectio
A WAOl-i o3one' vim . spsclAi. tors
The makers lose. but they would
rather lose than Winter their surplus NOR 9W0“ ”"9““-
produots. Your gain sure if you're Assorted toilet “mp" “l cake
interested. .
Soft finish line duality of white Whiskhrooms, good duality, a
batiste, with small and large flowered 16c.
effects. colors pink. blue, violet and ~
hurtling cotton, 2 for be.
yellow. at 12',“ yard. . _
(3‘32; Assorted slseii safety plan. 5o.
1
. .33;
Vii
80 inch imperial linen finish
brays for shirt waist suits. at 16c
‘ till inch Linona. an extra fineyimit’awlé Ladies' white dunk belts-i nil ll
tion of linen suiting. has all the advan- Coigate' s Tooth Powder. 3 15
as much. Price. 14o yard)
Ills 36c y.nrd While it lasts for 250 ”mm“ ’3" ”m" l“ 3‘
yard. . Ms... pair. ‘ '
roe rile arm will ms A’
pnv oooos' AND KiPHsN ursusILs marmosets
Tickets throughout both ours placed on each. article will show the
for the next ten days at l.
tagas of linen. costs only one- quarter
, Lndies’ hose supporters, 10
30 inch white dotted «iron mull, vs.-
83- 88 Washin" ton Street.
I .
M. 8. SMITH & GOMPANY’
reduction taking place. ‘ Save yourmoney by attending the cleanup ,
on Washington Street. South N
In SunnherMerchandise is offered this week at great so“
ye
»i
i
from original price. Now' 13 your golden opportunity...
Shirt Waists, regular 8: and $1.25.quellties. at'7'5c.
Waist: that were $1.50 to Shoo, now $r.s5. -
Waists that were $s.s5 to $3.00, new $1.93. '
French Corset Covers, full blouse style. finished at neck I
armseyc with hematitched mills; our regular :9: Cover, at r 3‘3 ' ,
Underskirts with deep flounce and hernstitched hem; Sp:
for this sale. ass. 3
Blouse Corset Covers. trimmed with deep lace, beading insertion
and ribbon; 50c style, at 39c.
White Dressing Sdcques. embroidery trimming. regular 9 '
$1. 50. at 95:.
Children’ s Muslin Drawers. best quality. with cluster of the”
sizes 0. r, a, 3. at 10c; sizes 4, 5. 6, 7. at 14c. ,.
one lot Belts. assorted styles. including Lassie. sat: sag?
Iel, all' m good condition. but only small quantity of each style: #1”.
its
have been 50¢ each; your choice at 15c.
19c pair.
We have many other things that we will sell
out the lines. but the quantities are too small to
advertisement.
Early callers getbenefit of first choice.
i r
i
SUPPLY.
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Tell us whstfliul d!
a
HARTFORD. August lie-liners»
mes iii. liars“ Henry and nudity of :
tobacco their visited the tobhooo ssv
perimetii Mon at lineman Ind
lam Heed yeIiordIy is a tour of , u
Isms were.
overalls scrim iioIi inspection ,
of the plants mane seniority he dil-
Wifliis 'tlillfi W
t’, j I”. . .‘iM‘lTy. .
The Brewer-hybrid evened. ’whieh
Noumea between the Cessation
um tobacco.
Iitrseud «dens. Iii-anon.
Norwalk Chronicler