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Jimmdsions feverish-
Elsa Florenu- lidniilton 151111111111 aph I When you feel the need of a pill fake
er at the ()lllt‘t‘ of Walsh and liubbtll, 'a Dertt's Little Early Riser. Small
is enjoying a few days \‘tltiiiitlll and is plil safe pill. Sold by The Clifford
the guest oi? friends and relatives in Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
Orange, New Jersey. macy.
’_
Wanted
1,000 People
Saturday,
To Receive
China Cup and a‘ucer'
1111 addition to usual check. With 1a 250i
purchase or more of Extracts, Cocoa,
Starch, Chocolate, Teas, Coffees, etc.
SUGAR-S at Refiners’lPrices.
The 11111111111 Tea in.
Next to Post,0flice.
Free Delivery.
12'6Washing'ton SL, So. Norwalk,
‘Phoi'lelfis‘s-p. " '
a tdl‘i
Myst. are not sarisiied with tire iast Coal you bought.
' ,0 from us. Have just received a cargo of Lehigh coal for furnace anc‘
range, which is the best mined.
' run nannrsscnns COMPANY
Tel fi$6
PSTORAGEI»
Etirniturc, Pianos. Machinery
WELL- yENTmA'rED duuomoe won 11-1: stones or ;EV-‘,
‘- ERV cuss OF MERCHANDISE.
Low RATE or msuriEA'NcE
p
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;6211 and Wood
AGENTS FOR
‘ Bowker’ s Fertilizers.
E.Hershf1eid Regan.
so at the recent auction sale by
' tiou.
‘ Bennett factory, was
68” Water Street. ' j'
school district will be held on Satur~
tiny eyenlng, the 16th. -
'Ihe lnmiihs of John Stetson and
Fred lirtggs are at their summer
homes in Pleasant Valley.
A steam sawmill has been clear-in
’1' the timber from the Woods abov
our former club grounds at Putnam
park.
. J, M. Sullivan bought in Bridgepbrt
on Tuesday a pair of fine black conch
horses which belonged to the estate of
the late Mrs. W. 1). Bishop.
W
Mrs. Chopin a guest at the Ridge-
inn, had a fall last Sunday as the re
suit of n fainting spell and was slight-
ly injured. She has returned to her
home.
w...
are still preparing to take the exam-
ination for entrance to college this fall.
Two are bound for Yale and two for
Cornell,
Aaron E. Banks died at. his home in
Georgetown, Monday morning, after
an illness of only three days. His age
was about .65. He was a member of
the last board of Assessors and has
held various other town offices.
When the collar for Mark Twain's
mansion had been partly excavated
there was encountered a ledge of hard
rock which caused a suspension of op-
erations. A new site is to be, selected
probably not far from the one abau»
doucd.
Miss Jennie Qualcy, teacher of the
Loni-town school, will he married at.
the Catholic Church in Bethcl on Wed-
nesday. the 19th to James Higgins, of
Dnuhury. 'l‘he groom-elect is foreman
of a hat shop in Dnnbury and also has
a hat store in New York.
Roprt‘st‘uiiltive Connery has bought
from Commissioner Macdonnld's office
the specifications for the section of
state road above the Ridge. Those for
the Georgetown and Little York sec’
tion had previously been furnished and
bidsior the three will now be adver-
tised for.
The Fred llcardslcy place at the
foot of The Glen, which was bid oi’i‘
John
Masterdon, of llanbury, has been con-
veyed to Ilarry lnunsbury as Mr. Mas-
terdon failed to complete the trunsac
Mr. Lounsbury gets the property
for $2,500 the sum at which it was
knocked down at the auction.
L, O. Peck has arrived from New
1 York and is installer] at his .country
sent on Sunset. Hill. He brought with
him his new 60 horse-poster motor car.
The machine is run by Samuel Rood.
who was a footmau for Mr. Peck last
summer and has been in training for
his new job during the past winter.
The,growing crop on the Peck farm
‘ include 20 acres of oats.
John W. Anderson, who since April
2 has been working at the Gilbert and
arrested in
Georgetown on Monday by Sheriff
Banks on a warrant brought here by
a Massachusetts officer. Anderson be-
longs in Aihol, Mass, and the (barge
against him was non support of his
wife and their three children Lie
waived extradition and was taken to
Massachusetts the same day.
Ai‘ter unloading the merchandise he
brought from Bridgeport Tuesday eve
‘ ‘ 111111;..1 M Sullivan started to drive 11.
his halo and received a hard tumble
into the roadway by the sudden «- 11111111
ing of a wheel under the“ wagon both,
the horses starting before be fairly
secured the ruins. lie was severely
‘ bruit-toil and slrak:11«up,Vb11‘Vt‘considered
’ihc annual meeting of the Ridge V
Several of the Sanford school pupils
1‘
First thstslaiost ve o‘ ration
in our hospihlii,‘ '
women, becomes a ». . :
Alhihlec‘fma‘ ‘iihtl... will "
e, soo-
anents, Pain in the Side, Drag inc
Sensations, Dizziness ”1181er
Second that L dis E Pinkhain's
Vegetable Compo’fmd. ms from
native roots and herbs. has cured:
more cases of female ills than any
oiher one meditlzlize irno‘vivn. It reg- h slth d i ““9”.“ l”
. u ates. stmn t as an restore women's e an s e
preparing wo’lnen for child-bin drill during the period of em
.eth‘efinen 3.1111111... of unsolicited” and grateful testimonials all
,ilielr at st Monti? Vacs" many of which are 1
time to time hair: a!
mitflon. give ibsoluiie ev -
tilting] of iirem value gilqdis iii} Pink sin 's egstablquxnpound Ind Mrii- ,
II on: . ,
Lydia E. Pinkltani' 3 Vegetable gompound‘
For more than so years has been curt Female Complaints, such as
Draggin Sensations, Week Back. hi ng and Displacements. Ina
.flsmmst on and Ulcer-dies, and Organic Diseases, and it. diszVEs
and Expels Tumors lit all only surge
Mrs. Pinkhsm’ 5 Standing invitation to Women
Women suflierlng from any ma. or female weakness are invited to
write Mrs. Pinkham,Lyn ..M fair-dyice. SheisthsMn. l’hlisham who,
has been advising sick edema 0 charge for more than twpnty
‘views, and before that she assisted her mother-indoor. Lydia E. H lnk- V
on: in advising Thus she is especially well qualified to guide sick
women hectare saith. Write teddy. don't wait until moiste- ‘
1
m
that he had been the victim of a small
confidence game. His temper was
'—“‘""'—' thereby ruffled as he had used the al-
Thc authorities have been asked tip leged Meeker hospitality, the larg1st
11111.1 action towards sending Samuel included .1 1111111111 allowautc of cider,
Bennett the west side miller to thelem the description he gave it is
State Hospital for the Insane It iBmeny certain that his deceitful gupst
doubinl, howevel it the proposed 10n1- was Charles 133111131011, who 15 given
mittment is made as Dr. Smith does to s11111 tricks. As devices
not consider the man a lunatic. Ben to get food lodgings and 11121111. espec
nett has suffered from a facial cancer “my the latter Bylngton tells fairy
'for years and is also subject to epilep~ tales in a manner as piaugibie that
tic seizures.- He has a his vhvsluue he l‘iil'ei) tails of his object.‘ He is
and 91101101119111“ Sil'engill Mid HDDW' about 70 years old and has been carry
"“31"“ is felt that 11“ Will harm some on the 11111111,» for .1 long t.i1uc.llc is
one in 0m! 0f the irritable Spells in much choir to dilating on his owner
which 11111.: subject "1‘ is a we: vete- siup 111 real estate 111 Reddlug. The
ran and his friends are urging him property 901151513 nf 1111-99 acres of
to go to the Soldier's Home in Nom- pom land and any private interest
ton. was long since wiped out by snccbsstvd
tax liens
hims\‘li luckly in escaping worse in
Juries,
A (liccuficld liill man was here on “”"a-‘i" ""
Tuesday to buy cows which :1 cailm.
who gave his name us Meeker and said ~Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
he lived near Representative Ramsey scrotum, pimples rashes, etc. are due
had offered him for sale. In a tail. to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit-
withéShet-‘i‘fhllanks 'the' wouldrbo‘ buyer torts s a cleansing blood installation
learned that no man 11.1.6.1 Méekor you real-eyed. clear- irritated: use»
lived in fig-1mm of the town and skinned
M“..-
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. ‘ f" The Maid is Pleased.
we made the Dessert ‘
Th’st's Stirs ‘to Pleiselff" "
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1e
THE DassEMr MAKER
121125. Endorses, earths.
sauces, TARTS. ETC.
”Are Easily Marie
and Deliciously Good.
All I
iii.“ ors I0 0115. a Box.
. o .
tlL‘ HRS EVEIH W HBRI‘.
5‘: ml for flu‘ ‘ ll ll 'l1to' lionk.
“RANDALL .\ titlllld‘ll’ (50., lilirs.,l.'171"rsuklln BL, N. \'
ate; Street. Telephone 294.
f. the ermine.
.1 .Tl‘el.
“just As Goo ”
:That' s a pretty
p'iit’ Words you
'it'o wants to
“just as good as Frank Jones Alc."VV
high compliment—yet worse are, it
wil hear many times to the-kl ‘
make a big profit ctr his ale. ForC 60‘“
FRANK 3‘ MES
Old-Fashioned i V:
Lively Cream A t
has hecn the amused of quality— the besit that’s b“ wed.
Frank Jones Ale coVée i‘l'lhéh' more ito make than
‘ etho‘r ales hut cos syou no more By t e glaSs.
lit has that rich, creamy, full- bodi dfihvfir t at
burnt any item pure barley-molt or . , ' “ME-Wt
1. to? .you sect the. mail Wl‘li' V. AND ,
QU Li‘i‘Y M Mel. you ‘rc sure .to get '
w
Ji Yen, unprefe
any thrill -stoc,
Home“: (1 Ale.” Also.
bottled a s remember
arebee't. ‘ , ,‘
South Norwalkw Wt.
o BRIENV a no EVY
‘ 143.Wa3hii1819h .S
dhrii rel better 1113..
cell “A?" 1'} $311th Jones
.‘g‘when {on Vle'nt
FVi‘an' Jones"
7 of goods of various kinds)
The p M sass Co.
mmm i337.
Some Porch Requisues.
1110 first promise of sunshine and Warmth brings us all
to the veranda, and we like to stay there even if we are
obliged to wrap tip. Make your veranda attractive and
live there even if the evenings are cool. There will come
warm days
Unc thing that will ketp out the. wind as well as the
hot sun when you have it is ., .
A V1111). Porch Screen.
These come in all summer shades, mottled green and
hro\\'11,in such dimensions as fit lntwccu posts in any vcr~
21111111 It is a slight task totiiaugatiicip .1111! they work right.
Vt idth from 4 to 10 feet.
Porch Runs. ..
'I‘hc Moonji Rugs from India are teasily the favorites.
Quccr designs, splashcs of black, red, or tan, on thick,
strongly woven matting. They will stand any kind of
_wcathcr and wear. A;
Sizes 3x6; 4x7, 6x9, 8xio, and 99:12.
Larpet Store, first floor.
Sale of Black Lisle Hosieru
Richelieu and Rembrandt Ribbed
29c 11 pair.
These are the old favorites that you have had from us
before, and which have ever given satisfaction for summer
wear.
1111: two styles thnllCiitll and Rembrandt, some like
11ch and some the otli11r.'lhc togulai price is 38c.
Special at 25c.
.H' 1.1 I
Window Screens. We have a complete stock of the :1th-
justablc kind sure. to fit llicy arc of hard wood and cov-
crcd with heavy wire netting, four feet high and 111 various
widths, sliding to fit the window From 25c.
French Fried Potato Cutters. Much better and quicker
than the ordinary knife for cutting potatoes in uniform
511.»th Equally handy for slicing other vegetables. .250.
See them. *1
Tea Strainers. 'A neat little affair to snap on the spout
of the teapot. It has a spring catch and falls into place as
you tip the pot to pour.
In wire, 5c. Aluminum, IOC.
Ilousc Furnishings, lower floor.
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j "~ (.1 .. "‘in,’ "-j ‘ yr -3,u
1c; 4 ergo 1.1: ”344.. j
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‘6 "'V 12"",
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Eor this week’s special we Will put out
ONE HUNDRED PIECES ‘“ i”
Mi. ‘11 '1
at a. reduc-
tion 0159 to 106 a. yard.
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. .- , .,
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,THIDE.‘ Willi. INQIMDE WHITE GOODS WASH GOODS AND Q'i'HER
‘ 1' -2 =' 1
‘ SEAiWNABLE FAIRiOB.
More THESE PaicEs ARE GIVEN FOR THURSDAY ONLY.
wE m‘viTE vooa ATTENTION TO OUR NEW LINES or CHILD-
Renewaeu stresses. , VV .
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Now open is. the Véesson of 1907
Dancing, Boating, Bathing
and other attrdcti‘ons.
if
Shore Dinners a Specialtyt
,. 'v
Especial intention given to Automobile Pattie’s.
a.
Roller Skating every afternoon snd_evening.
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