m .
evening was the usual time for the an- .
School held a pregladuation banquet,
class.
' cvil‘hlng.
4d?
A manufacturer had I. quality of
box papers which had been used as
Isle-men's samples for a short time.
offer for the lot was so tell
show We bundling hut. filly
field the papers are perfect. o are
going to offer them this week at
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‘ A petition is being circulated?“ the
laying of a sewer through Van Zuni?
s root.
. J H, Bundle is having a large brick
addition brrilt to his bakery on Van
Zant street.
The new residence of G. Howard
King. on Van Zant street, is rapidly
approaching completion.
J
The steamer Huntington will com
meace its trips across the Sound to
this city Friday, June that.
The steamer Huntington will bring
a moonlight excursi "- from Long Is-
ion
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Frank W Roberts who is in the l
Waist acting as an agent for the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Com-
Daily, is expected home here about
July 15.
The regular weekly class meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held last evening under the leader-
ship 1of the pastor, Rev. G. T. Free-
man. assisted by Bert Geib.
Miss Velma Berrel,
mother, Mrs. Rose Berrel are living
at t 9 old Whitlock place on the Snug
our road, recently purchased by Mrs
gorge]. is spending the day in New
Wilbur F. Smith delivered a very in-
tempting lecture on Birds, last even
lag, 'nt Randall' s Hall. The affair was
under the auspices of Christ Church
parish. it was illustrated with sier-
eopficon views. 4
A meeting of the auditors of the
East Norwalk School District was held
lastv vening at the Fitch School. The
call as not yet been issued for the
solid» district meeting though last
until meeting to be held.
The Eighth Grade of the Fitch
last evening. at the school and a very
pleb‘sant affair it proved to be. Dr.
E. 11. Gumbart and Miss Gertrude Von
Gali‘were the guests of honor of the
affp‘ir.
within. bouquet of carnations from the
girls and a silk umbrella from the
boy's. Dr, Gumbel-t was presented
with a bouquet of4carnatlons tied with
blue ribbon
clots colors. After the banquet games
were played and all had a very jolly
time. There are about thirty in the l
4+Mo'st disfiguring skin eruptions."
There was a mistake made about the
data; of the Library Fair. it will take
pl 4c the last Friday of this month,
28th The Library will be cloa-
gallop that day as the Punch and Judy
all“ will be given In the Library
mm at stated hours, afternoon and
flLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
rs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
1ésays: "I srrh’ered for years with
pain, used to have great distress
tZMBICblnE. i tried everything I
hear of, but nothing helped me,
I took lien Balm and one 60
Abottle c red me completely ”
sale we. H. Plalsted.F. H. Bax-
Miss Belle Carver has been visiting
in Jersey City.
Moses Sherwood is seriously ill at
his home in the Farms.
“gallant Bishop is ill at his resi-
dall ‘ln this village, ,
Mr. and Mrs.1Howard E. Lines visit-
ed East Norwalk on Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Wakemen is entertaining
friends from New York city.
.iMlss Nellie Do Wolfe, of New Ha-
you I visiting in Saugatuck.
1‘ Miss Nettle Di Giovanni has re-
flaw Transn'flllt in New York.
cur a mop
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4 MI. race sold.
pewter boatfir goo mum’sflce
still-res Godfrey. or Watch has
' into his new cottage It Coupe
11111; has gained the charity of
oftllo young indies in tho vil-
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spent Sunday with his parents
Trinity rectory. .
entertained her niece.
Banks of Georgetown.
his fingers last week while
baseball, has resumed work.
a: by placing sets in their poc-
Tho Smith vDayttln nuptials took
place last evening at 5: 30 in Christ
Church.
The Current
this afternoon
Mackenzie.
Events Club will meets
at the home of Mrs.
George Fistrchlld has begun to dig
the collar for his new residence in
Roscvllle.
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The Shepherds of Bethlehem are
making great preparations for their
ball on July 5.
Gerard Mackenzie, of Yale College.
at
Mrs Harrlgan has returned to her
< home in Port Chester after a visit
-' with her parents
It
Theodore Schnabel has severed his
connection with the Beers Brothers.
14.store arid market
Miss Emily Benedict has recently
Mrs. A. E.
Joseph Raymond, who has resigned
his position at Perrys tonsorl'al par-
lors, will go to Stamford
Edward Ryan was slightly injured,
one day last week by falling from the'
Adams Express wagon.
The family of J. J. Sullivan. hays
changed their residence to the old Jel
to Baton Point Tuesday, June llfl place on Davenport avenue.
Several Saugatuck young men were
aitiated into the mysteries of the
Knights of Columbus on Sunday.
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Mrs. Lena left for Brooklyn, this
morning She will visit her son, who
at school at Mazpeth L. I.
Mrs. Frederick Kemper entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho
dist Church yesterday afternoon
Miss Louise Bulklay has been visit-
who, with her lag in Bridgeport the guest of her
friend, Mrs. William Middlebrook.
The moving picture entertainment.
given in the Opera House Monday eve-
‘ ning was this beflever given in town
Walter J. Gould has secured the po-
sition of night ticket agent at the
railroad station in South Norwalk
Mrs. Day has a force of men at
work on a new house for herself at
he corner of State and Wright streets.
The
rectors? of. the Episcopal
churches and delegates attended the
diocesan convention
yesterday.
in New Haven
Joseph G. Hyatt thwn clerk‘ds won-
' daring when the town will begin the
much needed spring house cleaning at
his office.
All enormous rat was caught in the
Saugatuck cash store by William Gnu
chet. The animal measured 15 inches
Miss Von Gal was presented from tip to tip.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Staples. of
Brooklyn, and Mrs. D. B. Bradley. of
Westport. visited Mrs. Deborah Silli
red ‘and blue being me man, in Easton, last week.
Scoop O’Brien, the well known trol-
ey conductor who severely injured
playing
At the conclusion of the business
meeting of Aspetuck Lodge. K. of P..
scrof la. pimples, rashes etc" are due
to pure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
to ”Is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes Monday evening. a smoker and whlst
'yori-clear-eycd. clear-brained. clear Was enjoyed. followed by light refresh
“ skihtied. meats.
ROWAYTON Three boats loaded with coal are 1111'
loading at the docks In this village.
They are cunsigued to Gault Brothers.
Taylor and Richards and the Atlaritic
Starch Works.
Moses Sherwood, an old respected
resident, is very ill and his friends
are anxious about his condition.
Powers is attending him and regards
his condition as very serious.
Dr.
The New Jersey Foundry and Ma-
chine Company’s workmen are finish-
ing up the tunnel at the station at
Saugatuck. The Job is a very creditable
one and was done with the idea that it
would last for many years
Bartley Gordon aghln has a gang at
work 0 he railroad section here. Two
:t‘ind The Clifford ’Pharmacy. "*1 of his glb men have returned and he
1 ex cots to have lenty of help next
wasrpon'r. we”... 9
James P. Kelley won ill'efprize at the
pie-eating contest at Fancher's store
on Saturday. At the end bf tbe'c'outest
he was two pies ahead of his nearest
competitor.
contest lasted from 7 to 12 p. m.
T. Troy was second. The
A fishing party from Greens ll’arms
consisting of John Hariscr, Fred Tay-
lor and William Batterson went to
Billy’s Point on Saturday and brought
home 76 blackfish, the largest weigh-
ing over 1 pounds.
Mrs. John H. Ferr s, has moved
fromWest avenue th Nor-walk to
Cobble cottage, Bell Island. She was
accompanied by Haul-1rd Foote, who
has been ill of intermittent fever for
‘ Several weeks
The tag bolt in the buggy in which
Kilo". ward Beers and her son, Harrv
Were riding up the Wright street trill
d‘uerdsy figuration. allowed the from.
turn 1 to d to
$2“. ”.The yor mall cl
thehars‘o wars stopped be»
any further damage was done. ‘
At the closing meeting of the K. 0.
K44. A. the following officers were elect
,Morrls L. Burr; M. Rev. War-
roll P" Modern; K W. Frank 011
borne; S4,.T ore Math; 0., William
H Petite; of it, Harold P. Len
liars: dolor bearer, Chester Wood-
vmrth: councillors George Bradley
‘ and Theodore Math.
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“I have been afllicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, pushing
I‘flfi' 58er A13 .
nown coa c or o
got no reliefP Palm midfiw‘QQ until i
began taking Foley's Ki‘dney Cirrc,
4t4bell4 thuezralttgesbspmgllnsflka few-
0593 l e N: All
stance and now I buyelboug’a'ln :crosps
my kidneys and i feel like a new man.
it has done lie 81 000 worth of good. "
Foleys Kidney Care will cure every
form of kidney or bladder
glhisted' s Drug Store and The Clifford
hdrmncy. '
NEW 24mm.
Frank Lane visited in New York,
Sunday.
Homer Nichols otSlSuth
Norwalk,
4 visited in town Saturday.
Dr. McKernon has purchased a
White steamer touring car.
Miss Mary L. Rogers Is a guest of
Mrs W. C Warren New Rochelle.
Miss Fanny Arthur is visiting for a
week with relatives In Philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs. J. P. Blackett of
Stamford visited with L. M. Monroe,
Sunday.
George KellOSK and daughter, iss
Estelle are visiting relatives in ew
Rochelle.
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The Regulars were defeated by the
Y. M. C. A team of Bridgeport, Satur-‘
day afternoon. 44,
Segbert Brinckerhoff and Percival
Baker visited in New Jersey Saturday
, and Sunday.
Miss Addie Benedict was a guest
of Miss Sophia Lockwood. Saturday
and Sunday. 1 ,4
Frank Crepon_ clerk in the Central
Pharmacy was a guest of his parents
in New \ork Sunday
Miss C. Mae Secley of New York
spent Saturday and Srrnday with Mrs.
M. 0. Seeley, East avenue.
Charles L. Benedict, an inmate of
the National Soldier’s Home, ssh.
il4rg|on D. C., is a guest of A. L erre-d
(1 ct.
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Percival Gregory a. student in the
Stamford High School, has taken a pm
sltlon with the Yale and Townc Manu-
facturing Company.
A wire office has been set up in the
Stevens livery, Railroad Avenue. This
makes the telephone service very
convenient.
Dr. Barret and family, who have ac-
cupied the Corrgreghtlonsl parsonage
for a number of seasons. are spending
the summer at El E Keeler's Smith' a
Ridge.
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Contractor Cussack and Roberts
worked their area on the sewer exca-
vation Sunday. All haste is being made
to complete the Work as 'ekpéditiously
as possible.
Electrician I. B. Woundy is install-
ing a plant for the recharging of bat-
teries. This news is encouraging to
autoists who have had to have their
work done out of town.
T. -.W Hall récéIitly sold a pair of
black horses to Westport pa1ties and
Liveryman Stevens‘iras acquired pos-
session Mr. Hall will purchase an~
other touring car, r is said, and he will
Sell the rest of h horses.
The annual Memorial Day service
of Worms 13011311} I; O. 0. F., was
held in La evlew (Jewelery. Sunday
Rev Dr. JET] Ward 'floyt of the Con-
gregational Church, a méihber of the
Ledge, conducted the ceremonies.
Electrician H. Day Atwater has se-
cured the 18 inch gong to be placed
in front of the tire engine house in
Railroad Hanna and connected with
the local telephone exchange. This
gong will be 34184614191' fire alarms out-4
side the borough 141114111.
T. W. Hall Jr.. and Stephen Hoyt
took Out two parties in their Stanley
touring cars, Builds.
ed considerable di crilty’ in ’Bedford.
and delirycd the trip With his mechani-
cal geuius for several ho rs. echanl-
clan Hayt assisted in 11's "yd
defect and the parties. returned sat a
late hour.
A change will shortly be do in
the fibrking crew oil to trol’lg; litre.
Conductor Palmer s‘nd raksuilln Don-
nelly. Who have has running the
moriring schedule. will exchange with
Conductor Green and rakernnn Mills.
who have had the at rnoon run for
some time. As yet this motor-men will
remain as they are
The Eastern News Company Which
l1
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torso! the beat Itra’i'n of pol-lieu
in t e country. ‘1 1
Mrs. Banks who was injured
Joseph Pinkharn has recap iy receiv-
oodStoc
attompt‘sdio ‘colrtrol ' Isle of new
papers at the local
an order- which "
dealers from Iolioit'i 3 customers on
t a railroad propcrt has practically
‘a Indoned business. .
time no attempt has
by pan 4 its agent. The hours deal-
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gunman which is in mat” pulse to”: man" With mg, ‘ h I. "if 101%”th
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the,
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gravel or stones with l4oxcruclhtln4:1 1*
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‘ thing practically thereu a no idle
Tom encounter. w
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on the nerves. pur' y the blood
late the Walt.
4mscbe and promptlnmm “a
in boxes withwfull direction;
m and age.
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"Miss Kitty," said the new doctor.
“your trouble ls merely indigestion.
we can fix that By the 4-way, have you
been doing an: dieting?"
“i don't know." answered the little
girl. “The other doctor. has been mak-
ing me e'at all sorts at things that I
just hate. "
i‘Tlren you‘ 1:6 dieting. all right."—
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A. A. erred. c,h Ark. writes:
‘Foley'a 'e‘ya Tar is the best
preparation r coughs, colds and lung,
154111131 hie. iiiaow that it has curedco'h-
mptlon in the first stages " Y
never heard of any one usin Foley's
Honey and Tar rid not be ag sails
he Pih’ihteli'sc yrug Store and The
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Ito her once. 1'1in there was a
good deal of idle dreaming about that.
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Contrary to the first reports from
ler ones are to the effect that the
present indications point 1111s better
4'crop than was originally expected. The
peach crop, of course, is practically
ruined, due largely to the late frosts.
But if a warm rain reaches the Corr-
necticut fruit belt soon. it is thought
that the rest of the flirit may be sav-
ed. ‘F‘a'mlers are, however depressedfifi
over the present cold weather- and the
’ rains, in many of the vegetables that
have been planted haVe rotted in the 4
= ground.
All stomach troubles are quickly re-
lieved by taking a little Kodol after
Kodol goes directly to he
digestive organs, supplies the natural
digestive juices and digests what you
eat.
how good it makes yen feel. Money
back if it fails Sold by The Clitord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
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smiles of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
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Launch :11 tires. Covers. cgmla». ‘
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Charles E Hoyt.
on In tho HIbIt of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD .
No worrying about Igllcllm
your meats, no bother with
dishes or now when pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
raprlctor
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I vary strong line of fully guaran-
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A complete IIIortment of the best.
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Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
insult Hardware (lo.
311 Main 51., Norwalk.
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mg EAST ruNORWALK
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i sell only investment! that 1 bar:
personally investigated, Ind wbloi
by some of the very best business his
professional men in our city. who how
large holdings with 1111,111113 who rec
ommend these investments to lb'éll
t'ndrtt intimate friend's. . .
A card will bring you our literatnrl
or a. bdrsonal interview.
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Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several dIcldId bar-guns
ln income producing property that
must loom» In with with the rapid
growth of tin town.
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Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you Iscn our stack of
monstrous RANGES?
'rrm gorges a ngcaxrsc
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On Ind after Tuesday. January 1
1906,11‘reight Propellers will rerv.
Pier 28‘, East River, New Turk, (film
of Dover street). every dpyi or,
raunchy) n14 p.1n. Freight'reti‘ert.
at Norwa'k up to 4 1). 111.1111 Scull
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