coast. Pleasant weather so
ll.
the Con rel and Eastern sections. The how [cheaply ‘we sell.
area of
may”: ._, . _~
”‘fi—hufidu—h
Washiulinn comp and oil
Lodge will hold the usual meetings to
slight.
Makes children eat, sleep and grow.
vigorous. George Lockwmd and family, of
Golden Hill street. started this morn-
'l‘ea does. log for Bradford. ‘N. 8., for a few
Makes . mother strong and
Makes a healthy family. That‘s what
Holllster’s Rocky Mountain
ressure’thatwas central;
Ell” . , . . -. . .,. p. ‘.
over the j 'e-region yesterdi‘ morn- _ v j ‘ .7 )1: mass to
log. is new Minister New li’ligiand. Edw. w Keno ‘ Jr
It is not followed by a welldellned' 0 9 '
stormsrea, but by partly cloudy Weath-
er with slightly higher temperature.
' . saunas. nil
The mm a. the day M ”may a North Main ail-«r. Tel. sea—s ‘i
diminished an hour and litteen min-
‘ 'Drugglsf.
vs Branih ‘
ot lillmwood avenue.
Tea or Tablets. his. Plalhted’a drug} ,Week‘s' Vacation.
store. . . .
Leopold Wehrle continues
ill at his home in Chestnut street.
South Norwalk.
Mrs. George B. Boston, of
has returned home from a
Bridgeport relatives.
nus. Friday. at 3 o'clock.
Mala street, lett yesterday
weeks’ sojourn at Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Fitch
port avenue, visited friends in New
Haven and Bridgeport. fl‘usaday.
Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics. will hold; vacation tron; his duties here, .
a regular meeting to-lnorrow
does a mosquito sting? Why do we
feel unhappy in the Good
war time? Answer: we don't. We
use DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. and
these little ills don‘t bother us. Learn
to idol: 'for thevname on the box to
get the genuine. Sold by The (Billiard
harmacy.
Aqul.
wetter a as. arou-
coanectlons for all north and south m ‘
. the time came: t e
' bound a" “n. h ”m,“ 9‘ 9‘" WIN» resaaernhi‘su this) metals the cooler-
. r ' ~ .. ,. sea were r . this set assent.
Harry G. Allen, of New York. is the ' " m
guest of his sister. Mrs. Leslie smith.
H. Olsen
71 lies
., ‘ medienaumeva
. lt'O‘. Ba’h‘eoc
~ ‘ uluditoMW‘Il-I. illulklillit: " r ‘ '
Conference committees m the1 M‘ "9" ‘1‘
("ilmmim'i'mw ‘ififiimgg'gfi. loony lilatrmilhgl‘s‘oanooma- here "a no mks them in you. way not W 2
“mull a "are .
‘ null“ orb
the: solid steiiioriststo‘“ lh
had two candidatesior railwsy loom-r ‘
ssioasrr the ‘Wlflh‘fls [lib tifvitlir ‘
draw their candidate for auditor. Mr. .
_ . glee tuft 1mm: tohthe
'Populillls. These conferees were in
session for several hoursand wkhea
Kiiapp Returned
a Mi on WP
"'i’WMrs. radars: Fryer. of Westport 9 ”WNW”; N-‘V-l‘
seriously avenue. and Miss Helen Hogan, of
Clay street, South Norwalk. spent Sun-
. day withthelr uncle. Morris Laney,
of New Canaan.
Norwalk.
visit with
South Main street.
_—.
friends at Moose Head Lake.
. of West-t
night.
Mr. Searies and Mrs. White and two
‘dauglitersJof-‘Yonkera, New !York, had
a very pleasant visit. Tuesday. with
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meets with Mrs. Wh§te's cousin. Mlgs. ill. 1.. Mitch-
Mrs. J.‘ A. Richardson, 10 West aVe- ell. of'lz ‘
, . ' l Miss Maude E. Wolfe. of Btratford.’
Miss Marguerite Williams. of South teacher of physical training in the
for atwo South Norwalk public schools. is
‘ spending part or her vacation with
Howard Chichoster. who is employ-
ed in the New ilaven freight olilces of
the New York. New Haven a Hart"
ford Railroad Company, is enjoying a
so big delegation of Stamford‘root-
Why does the sun burn? Why or is expected to accompany their
team to South Norwalk Saturday of-
Old Sum: ternoon. when the Stamfords will play
the Norwalks. at Amusement Park.
One of 'tile’horses attached “to the
sprinkling cart slipped on the brick
pavement under the Monroe street
‘ bridge. this morning. and fell down.
but was able to get up again unsa-
Mr. and Mrs. James Grant. of South slated. and appeared to be uninjured.
Norwalk. are spendln ‘ a fews days
with relatives on Man street. Strut.
ford.
hm
9 s
.‘l‘lle Merrill Business College has is» fight, of"Cin‘ciunatl. are
pundits annual hulletin. The pa
contains eight pages and is
lustrated. , .
Robert Sheridan. a new York police»
man, and his family are
Mr. and Mrs. John Valient,
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders
from .Pennsylvunla, are guests of the
Saunders family at their home in of South Norwalk. by driving to Ridge-
bury. Mrs. Bennett's former home.
They enjoyed the hospitality of old
France street.
. . .____..__.__
~Auction. flue building lot.
Aug ill, 2 p. m., Woodward
Charles B. St. Cellar dug and. stoned. Lieutenant wn
Lot 021152x1151116.
..-
The members of the Arlen Singing:
lord.
_—_
Saturday. n
Ave. and Me do.
Chaplain Johnson McClure Bellows
of the United States ilagsbipMinne-
lie. and his sister. Mrs. Julian 3..
visiting
as? their mother. Mrs. Edward N. Be:
neatly l4 meat of No. 46 Capitol avenue. Hart-
Mrs. M. E. Bennett of 24 Orchard
annals, 0' street, Norwolk. who has been spend.
01 Uilion. log a few. weeks at Hiram Davis'. re--
turned from her outing this week. Last
week Mrs. Bennett entertained bin.-
and 30“- Clarissa Bates. Mrs. George Ray-
mond, of Norwalk, and Miss Clnton.
liam H. Marigold. drl.
Bridgeport: ii. A. Doiy, Pittaileld; Mr.
and Mrs. Harris and son. ll. 8. Wood.
'1‘. Cooover. R. A. Ross, in. Brand. New
Society will have their annual picnic yo, ; M. ‘E. Bwllr‘lck,1'hhmpsonvile;
W.
on'Bunday in Gustav Friedrlc
near Clinton avenue.
Miss Katherine Lichtlnger
turned to her home on Chestnut Hill
h's grove.
. Gilmore. Michigan: "it. C. fimi .
R. (l. Laird. H. ‘8. Webber, Hartford:
Arthur Mason. Taunton: 5. ‘li. Rourke,-
A
h“ ‘9‘ Holyoke; William Lawrence. Boston.
avenue. after a short visit with friends Clifford.
"at Baniord's Station.
Miss Florence Mallory. of
will give a dance at the
Yacht Club house. tomorrow
in honor of Miss Mary Seymour. of
Norwalk.
b s
fiflfim Boutll Mel-walk, Conn.
evenins. Dear Sir: How did 'you set your
business? we'll tell you how we got
ours. You sell shoes, we make paint: . ,
. perhaps we can do a gOOll turn 13 Brill M‘mei'li oceanic by
Fred Butler. the opera singer. who hill-selves. you and we. by 'swspa ‘
in Norwalk during the Chapman meet- pm. experiences.
, is nomsinging at revival services .
mooted by the‘lgrea‘t evangelist. Ai-
oxsnder. ‘1 e; .
Norivlilhlhdrle, Fraternal
Eagles, .held a session last
luscious, rooms ion the Genetic are the olden now; a ,
building. Only routine matters were whether we had any “has."
disposed of. the candidates for. initla‘.
i
order of
Letter to Theodora Olsen.
a dent'
its so long ago: if we had, he's.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
We began tail years ago in a’littls
shop a few-minutes walk! in. where
we are now; a great many lags, j
“i”'tl"sl.‘«"°"".§&i‘li‘i’l' "m
a . e as n as. we . p ,
nislii nil could and learned to make minim. litany social functions which be young
s‘rw couple will nrhabiy give when they
t: Willis *
V0.
tidal-lilac to put in an appearance. and forgotten. We should have "it
“ not Tim; of Amherst college. ”it! paint and manila.
saintly: "A man can live oomlor-
(ably without brains: no man ever as-
ismli wlmogiit'a dilg’e‘stivgns ‘
ii spopte as or
’ 'arlty." . ay by d
of car .,
the
ma the aaefioi
M I‘ «, V . 7
”on on. sold m: that keeps in lhilpo,’ 13.
termites. if we hadn't mad
fine "or ggke 1 hit, youmau (D
le‘roslllo * a‘ve ihsd‘to go slow!
this ill- pick-oat ones’ own mistakes.
fig hilt fundechrrtdt the in
o era, ‘ , ‘
‘ You know when
new. and wears a long till: .
solutes-t it is to be confetti]
, or Everything.
of the
‘ el'se‘has anything like it. Am
strong paint that takes ’lslil'
eaves half the cost of be
yours for wear. it is all
' strongest or paint. his
dial-sled and wash. '
~ it has the stuff in it.
. , {Q
j , F W. D
a Dow
hall '
house. and it's like um 1.1m
wemnrltltmhhdtl
el
hate 4 court drilling in
finiaslah an- Buoy and
————-
visit to Bridgeport.
on September 5, 1906.
carriers: First year.
riers are made as subst
case of sickness. or
regular force must be
limit. all positions, is to
height. and weigh 125
application blank. full
salaries of the diilerent
the location or the e
inquiry should be made
v. ll. _. ,
Towilsariice
New York. N. Y.. on or
. 1900.
“broil:
‘ili'l‘meii
ard‘ [In
at his, *aluEi‘n:
whilst"
iott. a former lieu
llkO‘
t dillculty
titers to make up
i
_ itthhs sisters
rim.
who an avid Thoi'hl'mwmm ti '1?” m ”m ‘ l ,
' a once a an mi lulu and Gray. .,
. is loose 3' ‘ ,i '
last week have been h‘oessea. , ,. m. '
s It
.. Hum. . "f"
o NV‘I'Al’AIlV‘Ai. or emits,
others he '
insulin stills. "
It‘d.” sum. murder
1 as, W
abilio asouscl .
ii shit so *
If,“ stills—cult “n. as} auction: 3
. . duo .
”wi‘ma‘Lfll-idtom‘ nag: Tassel/y - ' . 'i’roas re
a W. W 6 v‘ if; r- . . ‘ ,, . .w - , u when
Dmitri. and on"‘tl|o”gg:lth slimy iM‘W‘W” mm“. '4" ”9m“. “'5'?
ntinues in i‘ulness. These prices live an idea of
, , 'l
arrest. non raosa'l-s. .7 ‘ . i ‘ ‘ ‘ I ‘ “.flliinfiill "ll-“Wm“ “19' "ll" . f, f
.. nor... .. ..... .. lite: harbor View Realty Co. m...mw ..
L.lM:.=~ 1: vii“ ”’1 ‘ '_ L ‘ M W ' C "
Papers. tiers returned to.:the supo-l "v ‘
rior court. usage matters , .ln the. ~
:1 hoarse , More?
a liI'O-i
the estate of Amasiah Van Sony. late ; .
or New Canaan. The estate was pro» 81m) “yttrium!- the satchel: lock. The muster motor a 1 my road
bated in .1896. The pistol“! states The: . ., J , . .
that he is an heir-ai-law‘ or the late A ll “MI Whit“, lolly lloclln~ . at onice at Trenton one day. when a
notified at the heuring before Judge
Cables Alexander Troop and Senator _ . . .‘ w ,
McNeil That Reception Program M mania-me In the country. “Tltis one." replied the unwary
Masts His Apprevat. " ‘ ‘ ”
receipt of ii“ cablemm from Mr. When fldigdfl-flh. mm" lilt. ‘9“ 1
Bryan, in rope. stating that the . . ‘ . ‘ . ..
plan‘s acfielggegagor' :dr. Bryan's go- When .3” 9.9.3“- W‘i Vi“ “9 5‘
cent on n ("on “most with is I .‘ .« . .
satisfaction. The plans include his A... g. .m" M“”mm°°““t"' .
W
CIVIL ' GEM/WI l .
was run Poarorrica. ““9 "'9 “‘7 -1 I _
An examination will 'be held ior the __2§m‘“nmma in the country.
position at clerk and carrier in the m .
post-once at South Norwalh. Conn. ’
num; thereafter. .850 per anuum. Sal-
aries of clerks vary according to the
class of work performed. but ra
from 3400 lodlmoiln the smaller 0 -
eel. Appointments of clerks and adr-
oelve the salary of the employee whose
mace they may‘take. during vacations.
during rush ' l
workras in the holiday season. All “mm“ a“ w.”
regular carriers receive 16 days’ va- ,. . . - .
cation‘annually. a vacancy in the Concerts..'dlallg‘llthli sail. Georgeous aaaaroaa {
trip July 1 . - . ‘ . "“ ‘
promo of the senior substitute. Age mw." Imactions for ” unu.‘ £337. “Wilbur 3. $18.50 and All paints are .roqudstdd.to ‘Ifi‘ in thenatna! “M
applicants must be 6 feet 6 inches in WWI Mill tl'lll sail. 85 cents. “WHILE CHAIM. 0 day trips, July. “mam“ 1’7““ Win b9 9591194 ‘0' m bill Mimi-“K. H
« ‘ " .. loin r B. .2: '
specimen examination questions. and . NIKMRA and. 4 d s tri . To . - M W ' Poiht‘ . ' ‘ >
information relative to the duties and N. I ICE. day. Ausust silt. 3223’s. it w . ‘ W‘ mm”- Hotel. WM
sainlnation room. " u..... ‘ ‘
n. Conley. at the melodies. Appli- “ .. ' H
, atlas-gum be mt to, and mmm riia same atasLla soaisaasv
Sexton. secretary, 2nd U. 8.
District. Custom House.
on haunt-i s .
. the millionaire Stand-
suvs in 0:0! Hells rag aaisl'EI-ati‘s. r
. '.. showroom-mate
a. . > Si .00. “l“
handwmeresidence near Boa-ids lk. m , :uTA'R-IDV ”finality!" :6 AND-NH".
. jhss purchased the
it will present this
lbs May Redford.
tlto Johannes sch-
sat in the Non-
wegian navy. has ins been ”pounced.
The. la'ilaw lsa so . nluabio one and
‘ us one ii for the
‘ fiaausoaooli. mvssrloarlorl.
9. gym! u
Youbuy your shoes; you hustle
sdvsntsse in that: if you make a'inls
Illa TN take, you can stop it dialog,
us . . _
fliOAEOl htlgust ld.-—Meral Onl- ,. _
'fbdliflo that they will hostile to ' . * ~ . ,. - . 7 5, ._ ‘ . , . , ‘
rise the investigation of the nu. ' , ,, ' . ' , . , . wwihllist‘.“
moccasin railroads with the Stair , . 3 - . .
rd-_Oli Company with the new grand
a minimum of sixteen
. led h ahi
, a met that the“, “
settler
a”...
sum ’l's
milvl'l'lnhlonlga enticing! Tram '
9 a 80 I” ll till ill V
unique.» you knew, mesutuatm‘ haters the ilrsi grand in
. l s all
investisatlolr would
‘ rummaging iifi'fill‘ slid luau-gloomy: York
‘ some choice late. We still have about '
,. . ‘ji .
ice Lots .
J ,, u‘..oi Joli
yells sail Sana at right prices. :You, cannot expect to
in, as mentioned is boy'ilaek at thefslid. of two years
W ' advaiits.ganil our offer still held-head. If you can-
at“ the Improvsm '9'?le south Norwailtivaitiss. lilo Hare
"P‘P' ~33!le lattes rt
lr ‘z'allyiotat'
‘u'i 33°?" on. i ' .i
,, .. more one u wou'
rather loss than winter their}: surplus.
Jam or»... . l . . ,, . e . . . products. Your gain sure if ‘ou’re‘
; ,. . a ‘ interested. , .yft; ."
~ , * . - . . . ,' ‘ . , ilniah, fine quality of «but: Wh
g :. . . , a . »- 'l to. with small and largellolte ,. , “a."
‘ ~,. _ . . ; ;.m..::l¥;:‘msmhlus Violet and ' .
, . .lil ready to give you information and supplyftmhpa Ind : 3 inch [in clzl‘ll. ilalah .. ‘
m...» 1 , "gl- roisslrWuli-m.ultusrf . NW 9"”. .
1. ‘ inch uneas,sa‘exirs.ilnsi ' ‘
litiif ' i~ some emulators the boom ‘ls on.
0613‘ MIDI” i .. :‘l-rlsr ”.r. ., ...l ..
l‘Delnool-ats to We 5
to Quart. 1-5
. . . , . an inch whliar‘lt'tedf ,. .
sOUTHtiQR-WALK. cons. . lag-.55.. ma.” _ .99 33mg -
stones. 4".“- . . ~ .
"j comm ilouss.
on my seat. same
from th
the “batter of
ravine. .
niNew York Tribune.) ‘
til: at seven o'clock. says that be shunned to he a the tick-
(Illa: lathe country. woman came lntotlle station for the
“ purpose of buying halt-tare tickets tor
had not been lamina "
aw. Gregory, prooaie‘judge oi Nor- Thor,“ mllkt’lji tho and cream to two children she broughtwlth her. ‘ ‘ ' 4 ‘
walk. when the estate was probated. Willi . 'tflo‘w old are your children. mad- M. 8. 8m x
The estate comprised valuable real “file’szfllo . retro. and turn. ami'" asked the ticket seller. . :
and personal property and was dis. Mil lilo 3 our ‘ p .. and im burn "Only a. on." . Dav copes AND‘KI'NHIN
tributed ismong 'ihe helmet-law. the "lust-iii. . 's‘: , .. , in the country. "soul or them?" Tickets moment until noon
plaintiff'sscepted. - , ‘ ., . it“; , ’ "Yes. sir: they're twins." reduction taking place.
'-.--— ...-............_ - - There‘s“. .. “flit“ hling clear and cool. The agent smiled. Then. after eye for “10 next ten din It
PLANS QUIT w. J. IRVAN. Add a kl“. till the shady pool. lag the youngsters with an expression” x . .
liniifiniit if: ought or books or of incl-admit , he observed: “Pratt ' ' L
school It! 9! > y ' M0 8- 8
lads. Where were they born?"
on Washingtos'l'fitreot.
mother. “was born in ldlisabeth. and
on Summer Merchandise is“ altered our wéei'i at
from original prices. New is your golden opportunity. 1 .
Early callers go: W“ alien: choice. ’ ' .
hil“‘duubis”jas. l0 Wheth‘ i. William inseam it rains , d..skieil are grail. the other in Jersey ‘Gity.’ ESE-2:52:27 .. - -. . .. -_.
Jenmn“ 3”“ Mm Vinit’fll‘ldgeport The“? I M‘ifld ‘_ it made for play. . . l ‘ ' . ; a
_ and spea‘k' on the night all n 3‘ Thai-ears cookies. crisp with cutaway. A short vacation “3.“ the unrest , . . ,_ y . p _ .
at thearmory have be“ (113917116. as ‘ At grahdmdfahduse in the country. out or the averagrman. , . "sun '8‘ 0 t
Alexander Troop. of New Haven. and ' ' _ fl . ' ‘ , ‘ . ' . ‘ 2 ‘
Senator McNeil. of Bridgeport. are in m" “Willi“ “mm 0'10": ‘ _ _ . f , .
,, :tyouwillf » . myriad»
‘ 'msureyfi‘ r‘y ‘agree :
KA‘."'AT.OII l'flfllhdtflnld u’bfl
m "ll 0006 Houseman ' l
86 Washinstoo‘st. as metal. i?
Salaries of "IE fimfifimu ms. ‘ , . ( ~ _, . V >
8600 per an- .
ILOCK "W ‘ . 3;- ”fill. -' ’ 1C.
a]: 38' Aw: ‘I 1dI‘Io"l,s ”(an ' ‘ ’
It 1
«hummer... alga: baby Shawl, ' . Doubled? W K Parade and ‘
uat s. ‘17,.'Il‘..tio'm' aw ,l-‘lave’n. " ’ L “ ‘ 1 .. '. 3 I. ‘ . . ,
chills: cm. is day mum is. Childr¢n.3 C arniv
a tin." moo . _. j. . . . _
-‘ at. Maui i5lil. (iii. still); n.¢_
“assures hi..." or
graham, W ’ rm Vaudeville. mm " ‘ ' ' p ' f 7 . a
' ' ran as, . o, . of ~ '- ‘ sores: born-r
8, I , IO. August 6, ‘
. muons“
ltntes. who re-
filled by the illumination.” ., .
46 years Male
pounds. For
instructions.
16. a. 880. Angst s. 18.10.37.301? »: decorated carriages and preterm”; ”my; :
positions, and Thousand l’aLArl a, a can trip.
Tuesday a u n moo. . " .. r ‘ ‘ 7‘.’ fl UM?”
ru 66%. iii; ’tripa. July 1' -' ; Cloak ‘5 Suit
title“ it .3. tfi‘fi’mw 1°! ushers MAItdITMIT. , .- .,-: can
onetime. “o flaluasaarmasl ”0*" 9°”. ill-"Q'TQW'N NWT
my is. so sum is, :1, O1 ~‘ in we do not carry overfrom one «senate ‘ '
m. and-tr... .. .. .1 assure the" °fi‘tll'l‘°“' enrolls
‘ n‘ on so a a ‘ ‘
gull-l um'mm man's» $.53 slum, ' ' ' "m" °° " “
, . , , =. coals .
ml; awn messiah «sill. ,s some soloior. t
' “In ’ ‘hh'n .l doknm sea-asso-nuccrass-lessenssuuossess ‘
at once of' If.
concoct-so Ir Tull Lars sax
Mu... Am... rsatcv. eossaoriouravsuus.
with as common av fill st
essoaossslIolssaslaeswoiisdo,s
...-...i..,l
0
MIA.“
8
' _ s-sssl-sl Ions-silooda-iae isles-usaafisassa
> huffisn’igmaorsselouwlumt more all-
i
" irt Waist Salts. miner prioahtimo. now ....... .. ’
7. .. arihlng all“ ti ‘ ”t!
l‘l .l‘l .‘ dflfll
nousrllma. a 7 MW :1. llfilllflnlflllgll .fi'm' "030”?” .
HM}: ’ l ' ‘
, "' lu' ’
'i 9 Will-"‘5 . . .
lens lWW ,, .. ,. k e
Wlfih Suns , f “a“
.. a sin
~ -- ~- . a“... “W
or
te-dsy. 'i‘ho ,..
a i semi. 0‘ w of our, (ti-llama
“my Wash like. all worth from?“
3
Whereas, when; .. .
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