< cies. raW. * “fault OF TH I K9“. “.9 Ribbbn Both 1). 5c CAKE; 6 FOR 25¢. Cokes' White Tar Shampoo Soap, 10 CAKE. Industrial Tar Soap for removing paint, grease and oil from the hands. 5:: CAKE; 6 FOR 251:. he Them In the Window. The Bridge Pharmacy. PLATNI I IRADLIV. Wuhan Wuhln tan 8!. Tel. cull 1-2. Tobey’ 3 Sunday School class attend- ed the ball game Sunday in stnmford Mrs. D. Burl Beach and daughter Gladys have been visiting in Nouga- tuck. Miss Ethel J. Glover is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ina Belle Seymour, of Danbury. Mi: and Mrs C. R. Schmlnke, of New York. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Apell. of St. John avenue. Mr. Apell’s mother came with them to remain through the summer. TheBcriptural Doctrine of a. Future Life was the subject pursued by Rev. James W. Davis in his sermon last evening at the Advent Christian Church. It was a. most interesting service throughout. Mrs. Emily Culling, who has been re moved fro lathe hospital to her home. had a relapse yesterday and is some- _ what worse. Mrs. Culling, it will be re memhcred was taken to the hospital as the result of an altercation which she had with Mia. Scott. Miss Hannah Robinson. Miss Ethel Wilkens. of DanburY. and Miss Anna ‘ Ollerenshaw, of East Norwalk, sail on the Cunard liner Carmania tomorrow, to visit England. Scotland and Ireland. A party of relatives and friends will accompany them to New York. A reception will be held this eve ning to Rev. G. N. Freeman, the new pastor of the East Avenue Methodist Church. Revs. 'Iorrey. of Norwalk, Curtis of South Norwalk. and Davis. of East Norwalk. will be present. A program has been atranged and re ‘ freshinents will be served. William Hopp, who is the owner of a handsome launch, Is wondering what kind providence rules over his ailairs. The other day he went to his gasoline tank to fill it as when he left it. the tank was practically empty To Mr. Hopp’ s surprise the tank was full, Whe- ther the Mink is like the “'Widow's cruse” or Biblical fame, or whether some kind friend played a joke on him is what Mr. Hopp ls trying to decide. -—Accldent will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. The mas’ Eclectric Oil, for such emergen- It subducs the pain and heals the hurt. ROWAYTON. Clifford N. Jennings is ill at his home in this place. being threatened with typhoid fever. A well-known young lady‘ of Ray- mond street, is contemplating mar- riage again in the near future. Chief Clerk Harry Bailey and tom Ily. of Mount Vernon, New York. spent Sunday with Mr_ and Mrs; Fred- erick Merrilleld, of Raymond street. ‘Charles R. Petty, of Raymond street, went to New York, yesterday, and took a number of photographs of the war vessels, lying at anchor off Eighticth street. -__..-. Raymond Brothers are making ex- tensive improvements on the Pennoyer property in Rowayotn, which they re- cently secured. Carpenters and paint- ers are at work. and the prop erty is be- ing graded. Passengers Sunday morning on the Rowayton and Darieu division of the trolley were treated to the very dis- agreeable sight of a drunken woman. She was so lntlxlcated that she had fallen and was unable to get up, but waved her hat and had a leery smile for the people on the cars. Reliance Hook and Ladder Company held a very successful euchie party, 8a til'day evening, at the headquarters of a company. The prizes were se- cured by Mrs. Charles Scotlald and Mrs. Lewis Raymond. Refreshments were served. and dancing was enjoy- ed Mrs George I). McKay and Frank Wehrle officiating at the piano. Charles Klein the playwright who recently purchased the Theophlle Euphrat property in Rowayton has leased the former Downdes dock from Raymond Brothers who purchased the roperty. Mr. Klein intends to have a neat and will use the dock property for a landing place and boat house Ba and Brothers are now building a “and putting a fence around the l ' , Milo Idn Klinefeltef. daughter of Joseph Kilnefelter. of Rowayton aw. nae, was seriously injured last Sat- urday afternoon She was climbing a tree, when in some manner she fell from the branches. and struck on the iron fence which runs slongslde of Captain illinm 1 Stevens residents. One of t o pickets penetrated e ' ‘ had she is whirled as - dull ’ WESTPORT. port. The children of William fever. r———---H gatuck. The boys' brigade will o'clock. of fertilizer. Mrs. Emily Beers. several days bya bad fall. been visiting M1. and Mrs ten lonelier in ed port. their daughter from siting her brother. Charles cester. Mass. enjoyed by all. tra will furnish music. the winter in New Haven. on the annual field day WESTON. pair of Devon oxen. a. bad attack of grip. lured 95 trout this spring, Mrs. Eugene Beers is Mrs. Eugene Beers Andrews. __..._. last week. several days. William B. Hurlbutt by Contractor Patches. vinsited his parents, Mr. Philip Gerhardt, last week. Friday of Mr. and M Ilams. of Mrs. Rowland. art's abdomen, making a very painful Miss M. Dingoo's new home in the Farms is fast nearing completion. Mrs. George Gampher entertained Mrs. John Rippe and 9011 last Friday. Miss Florence Foster has recently visited her sister on Mill Hill, South}: Compo street are ill with the scarlet F. M. Belden of New Haven, has been a recent guest of friends in Saul meet this evening at the Methodist church at 7 George B. Jennings and J. Frank Elwood have each received a car load Mrs. James Grey of Bridgeport. has been a recent guest of her mother, John J. Burke Is about once more in his usual health after being laid up Friends from 1.0111; Island who have William Bulkley. have returned home. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Jennings are entertaining their neice, Miss May Tor- Black Rock school Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Baker of Im- perial avenue. have recently entertain- Mrs. Irene Downs, who has been vi- llas gone on an extended visit to Wor- Oscar Lewis gave a party Saturday evening to a large number of relatives and friends. A very pleasant time was 5 Tickets are now on sale for the dance which Is to be given in National hall. Friday evening. Carver's orchos» Mr. and Mrs. George B. Buunell have reopened their handsome summer home on the turnpike after spending ,The Knights of King Arthur held an interesting couclave at the castle last Thursday evening. The committee reported Hockanum, Saturday, May 25, One of the features will be a clam bake. for George Adams has purchased a fine John Williams Is recovering from Rebert Gould. of Aspetuck has cap- John Williams is about again after a two weeks' illness with grip. recovering from a. bad attack of measles. Waterbury Brothers have purchased a. horse from the Faulhaber farm. is recovering from a severe attack of measles. DeWitt Moore has secured a posi tion in the South Norwalk Lock shop. Mrs. Josephine Fitch has been the guest of Mrs. Morton for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Andrews, of East- on, have visited Mr_ and Mrs. Orlando Charles Faulhaber, of New York. was at his summer residence, here, . Henry M. Trowbridge has been e11- tertainlng his sister from Darlen for Harry Richards, of New York was an over Sunday guest of Mr. and Mia. A fine large barn for Mrs Mary Rowell was raised on Wednesday last Albert Gerhardt. of South Norwalk ~ and Mrs. Mrs. Benjamin Davenport and son. of East Bridgeport, are guests of the Misses Irene and Florence Perry. Master Joseph Harcor and brother, Stephen, were over nl ht guests on . Robert Wil- Mrs. Isaac N. Thorpe. will return about June 1 from Rover, N. J. where she has been the guest of her son. J. Warren Andrews and family. Mrs. Eleonora Whitehead and Mrs. Benjamin Bassett. of Newtown. were guests last week of Mrs. Bassett's mo- ther, Mrs. Thomas J. Bennett Mrs. W. P. Rowland entertained the Matinee Whist Club on Thursday. Mrs. W. B. Hill, of Bedding. and Mrs. Louis Trendwell and children, of Poughkee sle. N. Y.. ware also guests, last wee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scoileld were in Darlen last ween attending the an- nual meeting of tho Fairiield West Consociation Mr. Scolioid going as new house on the lot lately purchased , family in the near future. NEW CANAAN. A meeting of the Mother's Home Club was held at the home of Mrs. E. B, Lawrence. 30th avenue, this af- ternoon. The subject under discus- sion was “The Child and his Nods at Nature " ._._. Benedict's shoe factory building yes- terday afternoon, about 4:30 prevented what would have been a very carnag- ' ing conflagration. Sparks from the it was getting well under way when it was extinguished by employee. Au alarm of fire was turned In and the supply wagon responded, but the fire was out when the firemen reached the building. The damage was trifling. The town fire warden has appointed deputy fire wardens as follows: Huckleberry Hills Districts. Z. 'l‘. 08- born; Silvermine district I" A. Schal ler; White Oak Shade district. F. N. llor;ton Talmadgo Hill district 1v. It Hennlngson: Ponus street district. Er- nest V. Weed; Uenokc district. Henry Newman. Any person who discover: a destructive fire in these localities should do all in his power to extinguish same. A. L Benedict Is the town fire warden. THI SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE WAREHOUSE. for FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC. Telephone, 349—5. For Particularl Andrus G. N. McKIBBIN, Office. Room 4. Hovllund' Block. Washington Biro-f. HOYT’S THEATRE WEDNESDAY. MAY 22. HI HENRY'.S GREATEST MINSTRELS. Entirely New Company of . SCI—Minstrel Artiste—50. The Latest Electrical and Scenic First Part Entitled THE PALACE OF ALADDIN. Magnificent Costumes. Beautiful Bal- lads Grand Chat-uses, Electrical Effects. GRAND STREET PARADE AT NOON Special Pricey—25c, 35c and 500: first 4 rows Orchestra, 75¢. . -<lSch00l tnieriammmisbo FRANKLIN ASSEMBLY HALL, May 22. 23, ~24. Admission: 25 cents. Coupon ticket. three nights. 50 cents. IIIIIIiiWilljgliiillill] Is the place for recreation and healthy exercise and Is becoming more popu‘ Iar every week. SPECIAL MUSIC on MONDAY. THURSDAY AND SATUR- DAY NIGHTS. HOP. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The rink In open every afternoon and evening. Hours—2 to 5 and 7:30 to 11 p. m. Music at each session. . NASH AYOUNG. Saturday. May 18 (forwaik Amusement Park The Home!“ vs. Missouri Pacific Railroad Go. Team or new wank, ‘ Th L ‘ ' . e , yric, . .. formerly the . -» Nickel Theatre, 501. Narwaik Formerly Nickel Theatre, 80. Norwalk MOVING PICTURES. ILLUSTRATED some AND'VAUDIVILLE. Illustrated Song by Master Howard Holden. Two Dirty Little Hands. .1. Matinee Daily at 2: so, Evenings, 7: 33'. Admission. 10c; Ohlldren, 5c. 2d Annual Concert by the. . IIIIlIdill'Iilil lmoricaii Band. . j] of South Norwalk. Under direction of Mr. James P. Pun- selt. with the kind assistance of THE HUNGARIAN STRING SEXTE‘T, and MR8. ALEX. 8. GIBSON. Contralto. MR. ALEX. B. GIBSON. Accomplnlot. HOYT'B THEATRE, .TUESDAV EVENING. MAY 21, at 8 o’clock. 1* James Bedlent, of Hurlbutt street. will shortly begin the erection of a by him ont‘eoter street, Norwalk and ’ which he expects to occupy with his The quick discovery ofa file in : smoke stack set fire to the roof. and , .gf 1-, n : ‘. 'l‘he expeI‘ts in‘ dilvilrv) ‘work in the army have decided that special mess. ures should be taken to guard against. “.91 1». 1 careless treatment. The reports re- ceived from observers who attended the camps of instruction last summer show that many of the cavalry horses suffered from sore backs. The num. ber of animals than afflicted was alto- gether out of proportion to the percen- isge which should be disabled In this way. The chief of staff of the army has recommended that greater care be exercised in this respect hereafter, and if need be, special instruction be given to the cavalrymen in order that they may keep their horses in a proper con- dition, The equipment is of the best, and the fault ls believed to rest entire Iy with the men who handle the hats (S and who ride them. The long mar- ches undertaken during the, summer were of great advantage in this and other ways as showing to what extent additional admonition should be given to the enlisted men. an Reductions v SPRINGN BUITB w FOR MEN AND BOYS. ll. BNTTIEB’S. MEN'D AND IOYU‘FURNIGHIN. 11 N0. MAIN 81'. IO. NORWALK. In Your Search for the‘beautlfui have you ever come to our store? If not we can surprise you with a. collection of goods so new and attractive that you will find it didlcult to duplicate them elsewhere. Our stock Is varied and extensive and our prices are calculated to please you. The A. .l. Angevlnad Son (30. FURNITURE. ITO” :34 Washington Street.“ stiller-walk. Conn. E. E. [1111111111, ”contain. Tel. 462. Before buying I Runabout. why don't you call at THE STAMFORD G AGE and try one 6f MIMI new FORDBf cm In stock, and Vin are placed to show you. . THI OTAMFORD GARAGE fine.) 30 West Main Oh. Stamford. Conn. 'h' one 544- 1 I W Attendance ’Ail‘llourdbny and Night. FRED'K H. CAMEO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND 'l'llfBAL‘m'R. Office and Rat aide If OOUTH MAIN”. loath Not-walk. Conn. Tot. in. , , Lady Attendant. t East Norwalk. audio name. without cndorur. TIAL. . Call and see us. Independent loan and Se- . purity 00. Hlvlland Blair... Washington 8' Office Hours, 0 a. m. to I p. m. llllllliII. lllNllltillN, 45 Wall 3L. Hamill. N Washington It. 80. Norwalk. 3.. Real Estate and InSurance. We have several decided bargains In Income producing property that must Increase In value with the i-apld growth 'or the town. HORSES! CARLOAD NO. 4, 1907. OhioHorses Consisting of Draughten. Business Chunks. and Drivers. These Horses will be guaranteed as represented or money refunded. Respectfully, OSCAR HBAN KS CAQC AND LIVERY STABLES River Street, Norwalk. i Dawn w. RA mono.” Funeral Director and Embalmor. 10 North Main as, South Not-walk Residence, 6 .Wuhlnpton 8!. Telephone of house, 898. Telephone at office. 836-2. .- QUY YOUR GROCERIES . AT STULL’S AND SAVE MONEY. A full line of Fruit and Vegetables. A. Stull Plio one 223-8. 22 Cotton. Av... Eu: Not-walk F. T. EddinSOn (in Sch. DIODRATORS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In WALL PAPERS. 70 NORTH MAIN 81'. Tel. 3384. SOUTH NORWALK. BEAUTY AND STYLE in the “SO EASY" INVISIBLE eye-glass mounting. A slender gold band connecting the lenses ls practically all that. is visible. The pivotal action an essential feature, permits absolutely per. foot adjustment with an evenn distribution of pressure or hear- ing surface on the nose. WEAR PERFECT LENSES. Homer B. Hoyt Refraction Opticihh. . 7-8 United Bank Building. , -. .101. 363.12. . . "‘THE L098 I8 COVERED ‘ ability to resume. LET US COVER YOUR . blessing of your life. 8 death Main “I'M?- ‘ any tinfoil“ In my. and housewives on new own L TRAIL 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 The Very Best Creamery Butter, perib.... ............ ........2Bo Shoulders, per lb. . . . . ... . . . . . . . ., lie 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts ..............2fic 2 pkgs, Cream of Wheat 25c 14 Good Eggs ...... . ....... Zoe 3 Cans Sugar Corn ........ . ..... 25c by insurance" is a line which means much to the sufferer by fire. To the orkingman it means the rebuilding of ' his home. To the business than it ‘ means the retention of his credit and Iproperty with a. policy which will cost you little. bull may be the greatest. John B. Lawrence. loath Nomik. SERVICE UP-TO-DATI CUISINE UNSURPASOED lice. Telephone 488. Sunday Dinners a Specialty. RATES REASONABLE ) For further particulars apply at of-' GEORGETOWN CHEI “CAL WORKS It. I}. Hamlin, l'n‘u. C. II. #114 VII", \ «‘1: I'rcl. IANI'FAI‘TI'MIMI l‘III-CMINI'.‘ DOUBLE le’i‘liLED True Spirits of Turpentine (GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS) For finc Japnm. quuen. Vamishes. Points. “to. etc. TI-IE CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPANY , Sole Sales Agents L I“ Front Street. - New York City THE LATEST AND BEBT LawnMniiers at $2.75 up. A very strong line of fully guaran- teed High .Wheel Mowers. at $5.50 to 86.00. g in. 1...... . A complete assortment of the best grades of RAKES, HOEs, GARDEN FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADES, and all Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. General repairing and machine .Work premptly attended to. - ”J n lurid Hardware 00. 39 Main St., Norwalk. IOUTH nonwnuc. cons. _, runners. Au O—EJ—NEERAL nitrous cam-nu :Nitlil‘ r ....,..... W1 I l lumps AND ”PRONTO. 0173.soo.oo. ~ . ——-—v r EDWIN H MATHEWBON, PM JOHN H KNAPP, lat VIMI‘OO. FREDERICK H. ROWAN] Ind VI“- WILFRID IODWELL, OHM“. —-- I DIRECTORS. I. ill. Mathewson Henry Cayman! John H. Knapp Cumuel Grumman .loaclah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian Swat-t: John H. Light Fred H. Rowan. mm A full line of limb qualiili ‘ Fishing Tackle. _ YaCht and Launch Supplies. Paints. Varnishes. Garden Tools and Baum s. , . And menu other Spring Goods now reads tor uour inspection. ‘arlesll. D011 ‘Ifi i‘ . i HARDWARE ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ u‘n WASHINGTON arm's.“ i; _‘ Diana's“? ,. fig”: FRANKTC‘." 7“; VAN SCOY PLUMBING. .. l Iii. * mom. can H913 want. this ‘ AND sills. ' ‘ OM summer. .1 Tin. Ilia: Iron. Copp- ' and Zinc. u loath Main strut. loath Nora-1k. CM- illl Nlllllllli llllili. weather com Courteous “NICO. Pleasant Bin-rounding. Excellent CookingJ CHARLES REYNEKE, Proprietor. Telephone I95. t. avanv. Larry's gggassiuo coin. ....._...... . should be equipped with a hint!‘ snow white. one piece “Standard" Pon- ' celain Enameled Lavatory. Have you ever stopped to aonuldcl how delightfully convenient it would be to have hot and cold running water in your dressing chamber stunt If} apartment of first iioo'r toilet room? Its presence would afford 10! the highest degree of comfort. 1 - We will gladly quote you p1lcal.Ollli plumbers are strictly competent lu- chanlcs, honest and reliable. .. ‘ Horace R.~llash. CORNER MAIN AND WEST .7811 Ma... ...... ThePlumbing In your house is of too much Import- ance to your health and happinesl in let anyone instal such work unlosl they are thorough mechanics, under- standing every brnnch of the plumbing and ventilating systems. My work is guaranteed. Arthur E. Benedict! PLUMBING. HEATING. TINNINO‘ 6 Monroe 8L. South Norwalk. Gonna] investment I sell only in status? that i personally love tlsate and when have been most rigidly investigated 1, v some of the very best business and r wimional men in our city, who on. .. lar to holdings with us, and Who reo- can send these investments to that! most' intimate friends. A turd will bring you our literals. e ‘or a .wrsonal interview. R. 1‘» COBURN. General “um!- Jd South Main Street. I W'W I'- ‘; “PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. nor WATER HEATING. i norms HEATING. ' STOVES AND RANGES ‘ RLATE AND TIN ROOFING . Gas and Stem Fitting, an: Fixturtu'. Metal Ceiling, Etc. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES I THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY 17 WALL STREET, NORWAL 1ll ally the til i I for freight Only} _ On and after Tuesday. January I. 1908, Freight Propellers will leavd». Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot of Dover street). every day (excepl Sunday), at 4 p. m Freight received at Narwalk up to 4 p m. and Boat. Norwaik up to 5: 30 p. m. . NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. ;; Aiming J. SmithI ~ c .c. Housman. Lessee. General Agent Whit Not Bull Your Own Home ‘? Rents are advancing all the tint! 5 Railroad Avon”. , horas land desirable apartments are become lug scarcer every day. We have}! . 'iumdaer of very desirable homes fun s,'uI8, and can make the terms and pr, 09 right. J. M. Layton a 00 i“. INCORPORATED. ‘ 2 .80th Nomi i; \ .THE NEW VICTORIA, on; MINI I‘I'E FROM DEPOT. 51mg PEAN PLIAN. - " Our room. . special feature. OH.“ and Electric Light- Muslim III . or room heated. ‘ I one: demons-Lu. “1‘. Finely stocked 0.110 In connection. " A full line of Anita I; Moi-rill 0. Con- sli cm celebrated w. ‘nui Ligand and Cigars always on hand i ‘ " 'r. 8 HIV “Pr II Tgephonogglfi 490 mm m. pine we“. ‘
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