nd nobility iii
,, , , luck of pine?»
_ The, nervous cycle * to
wit; it is only/"improperly
iii?” «liability W, , . _
on... strength, digestion must
ho hood the blood enriched.
What. always . results trout ink,-
UQIF.‘.WIN§,AND IRON.
sou appetite, tilde digestion,
. ed. rich blood und builds up
and church; »
money be k if lt‘foils.
'Pric ‘ ' Bettie.
- Bridger..l’iiarmacy.
E C BliADLEY, Proprietors
, M‘Wauhinuton 3t.
' ‘ .enumsc.
‘QOflicial Bourdof the East. Ave-
ethodist Church will hold its
iy session tomorrow evening.
irice Miller, or Norwalk, will lend
" 3 meeting in the blast Avenue
Adist Episcopal Church, this eye
rles W. 'i‘rounscn has returned
s duties as master mechnnic of
i'Siiver King. Mines in Purk"City.
. Joseph Fowler went to New
is morning to undergo an op-
n at the Memorial Hospital. Mr.
r accompanied her.
iss Jessie Fancher, of Winfield
‘et, has returned from New York
Miss Funcher recently grndunt
out the New York Froebel Nor-
West 96th street.
5 Bertha Benedict, who has clos-
er school in East. Norwulk, is
int; :1. Week of her vacation with
s in Westeilld, Mass, before re-
g to her home in Bowel—Dan-
Advent Loyal Workers' conven.
s on t Wallingford, today, and
a. de egaliou of East Norwnlk
e are in» utlend‘unce. Among
are Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs.
lierns. Mrs. Richard Bland and
'Iennie Davis.
Children's Day service in the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
41. Sunday evening, was a very
soul. one. it was opened by the
ation singing Coronation. The
in a few well-chosen words, ex-
‘the origin of Children's Day.
e collection was being taken
cker rendered a mandolin so
, iss Hipsou accompanying on
n‘drand Mr. Hipson on the yin
, e,childrcn‘s chorus, under the
_ unnogemcnt of H. J. Hipsnu, de
“ great. credit. One of their best
was that in which the Missei
, and Twiss‘snng n duct and ihc
bind in on the chorus. William
son's well-rendered rccltutiox
ghly enjoyed by nil, as were
the Misses Alberta Twiss and
Rowland. Miss Mildred Docket
d u very pleasing mandolin
'compnnied by Miss Morgan at
mo. A very pretty drill wan
by Miss Waldron‘s class 0!
girls. Miss Lillian Ferguson, in
ivoice, sang When the Bird:
“gain. A pleasing duct was giv
the Misses Carpenter. From the
Department were the follow
this drill and song by to.
iterated by Mrs. Mend; it rem
pu’d song by eight girls, reprt
daisies; recitation by Junie.
Claude Baker, Plum cl Cum
iriam Perry; Irving reemnu,
choir; and Stanley Cnrpenie‘i.
anrinnd, costumed in a paper
ens, recited l'm Only a Little
A reclintion. The Message of
was given by three littlo
chi: little "mothers" song it
their dailies. livery one en.
the spirit wiih which the Pn-
lm bong was rendered. Much
nus thotenchors for the time
my spent in irniulng the
for their different parts.
W
HOW'I THIS? .
One Hundred Dollars Re
15 one of Ciliifl‘i‘ll that cun-
‘ ,i ‘b :Hilil‘ii Cuinrrh Cure.
. .5 :» Y o 00.. Toledo, 0.
" undersigned have known F.
fort is last in years. and be-
sctly honorable in all
salient hnd ilnnnclnily
in any obiisntiunc made
it. Kmum h MARVIN.
Dru sluts, Toledo, Ohio.
ml; urea in tnkon inter-
“ downy upon the blood
rises: alike system.
lit lice. Price ‘iiic per
, ,Drug lite.
mdlf‘i‘pfl."
Mildew" emery oi
It Church will hold
the lawn of tho
i
, trouble between me and the Rownyton
. :10 place myself right before the pub-
. c. ,
T the subsequent articles in connociioi‘b
:. therewith appearing in The Sentinel,
. the public is well informed.
. arising out of the theft of my satchel.
mu. in he
Fred McMahon, clerk at‘ the Non
wnlkiuneh wagon, is, suffering trump
badly bruised and wrenched shoulder
which he, received at the bathing
bench at iioion Point, Sunday, when
herwus throw: from the top of the div.
.ingposi by, the breaking of the top
shape! the ladder. The water was on-
,lyn few inches deep when he fell and
hid shoulder received the fprce of the
blow. ..~it.wlli be several days before
MnkMuMuhon .will be able to do his‘
wor . ‘ ‘
Rownyton. Conn, .
June 25th, 1.907.
. To Whomsocver It: May Concern:
Whereas. certain false and misleading
statements and reports are being
placed ln'clrculntion concerning the
Hose Company, therefore I would like
As to the taking of my satchel und
‘ A few'
facts and u declaration are yet need-
ed, however. _
Following the April meeting of the
Hose Company, a. committee of three
waited upon me to adjust the (lilticulty
Th committee and myself had a most
amiable conference and came "to an
understanding whereby mutual apolo.
gios were to be made and the matter
dropped. At the next regular meeting
at the Hose Company, the committee‘s
recommendations were disregarded
and l was summarily expelled, without
any charge. trial or opportunity/to de-
fend ni‘yself. whatsoever. At the fol-l
lownig pleating I sent the company a
letter asking, among other things, for
justice and a square deal, thinking that
they still had some honor and sense of
justice. As yet they haVe failed to no.
lily me of any action taken in regard
to my request. ‘ .
Now all I want is fair play, which I
seemingly can not got from the Bose
Company, some of the members, not
satisfied with" taking my property,
(which proceeding they termed a joke)
are evidently, through .,uuderhnud
methods, trying to tulle away my good
name. Some of these same parties
have boosted ‘of their American prin-
ciples. i should think that their Am.
ericnn organization would be proud of
thorn. ,
Yours for a square deal.
ALBERT P. HIBLER.
CURED OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
Geo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills,
Lawrence 00., N. Y., writes: “i had
kidney disease for many years and
had been treated bypbysicinns for
s
l.
“~.Mrs. Church who won severely in‘v
lured in an auto accident on iiurlbuttiu
hill, is getting along nicely. ‘ ~ '
and Mrs. Mockensie.
The Women’s Beneficent social
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home 01 Mrs. Mbrrlckil. Cooley.
Mrs. David Ctonsnuin oi Bridgeport.
husbeen‘vislting herdnugbter in the
Forms, Mrs. WililnulBulklcy. ‘
Y., preuohed to h large audience Sun-
day evening at. the Methodist church.
At the meeting oi Vigilnnt Engine
Gontpnny. John J: Burke was chosen
delegate to the annual convention in
New Haven.
The members of Temple lodge, No.
65.‘ F. and A. M., uttendeddivine scr-
vico at Christ Church in a body Sun-
day evening.
Dr. Robert, Wlliiums_ who recently
gmdunted from the dcntulcollogo in
Philadelphia has opened an' office in
Port Chester. ,-
The Sunshine club of the Congrega—
‘tiounl church will hold its annual
Asenuth Meeker in Cross Highway.
Haywood Brothers and the’ Gunn
Sectional Bookcase Company. of New
mrk, have attached Joneph Hunt, the
furniture dealer on State street. Sheriff
Kempe'u, served the pupers.‘
Superintendent A. C. Wilson, who
has been in Westport one year, has
resigned at the Staples High School to
accept a. position at the H. 0. Have-
meyer High School in Greenwich.
A double gang of'trucltmen are at
worktop the sections of the Consoli-
dutetl rullroud in this neighborhood.
The men come from Stamford and are
taken home every night by the work
train' Some of the ‘old men have re-
inrne and others have applied for
their old jobs without result.
The loss of Prof. A. C. Wilson on
superintendent of the schools of the
town will be felt by everyone here. He
goes to Greenwich where he takes a
similar position at u very large n-
crense in salary. His work here ms
been of a high order and his personal
qualities will be as much nprcciuted
in his new position as they have been
in this village. Everyone wishes him
success, -
Aspetuck lodge. K. of P., held its so-
mi-annunl meeting in Hurlbutt‘s block
twelve years; had taken a well-known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were recommended but got no re-
lief untll I began using Foley's Kidney
Cure. The first halt bottle relieved me
and four bottles have cured me of this ,
terrible disease. Before l~begun tnking‘
Foley's Kidney Cure I bud to mukci
water about every fifteen minutes min-
u 3, day and night, and passed a
br ck-dust‘substuucc, and sometimes it
slimy substance. I believe I would
have died it I had not token Foley’s
Kidn y Cure.
and The Clifford Phurmacy.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
George Smith had a party out in his
launch Sniurdny.
I
i
Seventy-five new books have been
added to the Dorian Library,
‘ MW.
Henry Scovlllc‘s dog who killed Sun.
day‘ by an automobile scorcher.
Sumuel Howe, n prominent resident
oi Noroion, was badly bruised and his
fuce was badly cut by a lull which
ing from a. train at Noroion.
One of the most exciting unmcs of
husebull the town has ever been was
played Buturduy afternoon on the
Noxon lot between the Siruii‘ordn nnd
the Dnrlens. The result wus n victory
for the Dnrioua, but u howl-curried one,
the gums going 12 iuuiuun und the fin-
ni score- belng ii to 4. The score was
4 to 1 in the fifth and Willi tied in the
ninth, For ihrm- innings tho ploycrn
bottled until finally lint-ion cu‘rucd h
run which gum her, the umno.
Contractor l-‘luch oxiienlu to have
the ilrebell tower erected by July 4th.
The New Haven Country Club and
Woo Burn tied in their team match
at Woo iiurn, Shim-tiny. A return
some will bu played ui New lluvun.
in October. The rcnuii, Sulurdny.
was: ch Burn-we. ll. Sculoy, 0: ill.
Iii. Rinohnri, Jr., 3: C. 8‘. Scilcck, 0;
In. F. (l. iiruihwaiiu, 0; Dr. Gerret
Smith. 3: Dr. Frederick Schnvoir, 0;
Rev. ll. M. WNW, 3: il'. in imbwond.
c; fichuy er Merritt. 0. .Toiul, D.
New iluv u. Comitr club-kw. K.
Shepard, 28: Roger . White, M, ii:
iii. 55. Brennan, 1; iii. 8. Females, 3;
S. F‘. Day. 0: W. A. Stanley. 1; 0. ll.
.l‘ol'ior.‘ ; R, VnnNnme. 2; l’. l‘.
FofliBF.0. y‘i‘oihldi. 1 -
. ’ , norm-
Weniport grunge moot»
evening.
tOlflC'l'i‘ilW
The monthly meeting of the vesiry
of Christ church will be held this are
bins. . .1 W‘ ”a; , ‘
i .iloliiiniicr hasstnkcn charge of the
<Wéon tor William Patric ct compo
l
= Misc Rule Smith his returned mm
no extended visit with reindvm in
Whole!!- v . . v ,
, I lim rust Min of the {in
”high: :16 in Forest with be held this
l'w *
Pluisted's Drug Store.
I
he received, Friday night, while alight. ‘
i
i
last evening and elected the follow-
ing officers:
C. C.-.loscph Gniiynit; T. C.-——Les-
lie Sniffcu; uremic—Rev, George E.
Bishop; M or W.——Willluin P. Sturges:
M. of F.—~Chnrlcs Harris; M. oi lit—wt}.
A. Darrow; M. of Its—W. F. Preston;
1. G.~Wlllis S. Jones; 0. G.—~Frunk
Warren: Trustee, 18 mouths——J. F.
(lorhnm: delegates. ii. W. Gorhum and
C. Harris; alternates, Georgchulrchild
and Rollo Beers. ‘
There will be several t-chnnges in
the corps of teachers in the Westpori
schools next term. Mrs. Abbey of the
High school, and Mrs. Palmer oi the
Suugutuck school have seemed poni~
lions in other towns. Some of the oth-
er teachers urelookiug for positions
nearer their homes, but have not yet
decided us to where they will be locat-
cd next. year. Some of the teachers
will take summer courses at various
institutions. Miss Patrick will take it
post gruduute course ut the Willlmau-
iic Normal School. Miss Dodge will
attend the Yale Summer school. Miss
Johnson will go io'the Siorrs' school
during the summer.
ALUMNI DAY AT YALE.
President Hadley and Other! Dellvol‘
Addreu.
NEW HAVEN,, Conn. June 26.—
This wun ulnmul duy in the program
of the Yale University commencement
when the returning graduates from the
trienniui clues to those While haired
men who look buck 1over fifty years
of business and professional life since
leaving the university, lent themselves
to the full enjoyment of reunions, and
who gathered in alumni hall to listen
to addresses by Prof Hudley and R0-
prmouimlvcs of mnny oi the reunion
clauses. Everything was in full swing
in and nround the college section until
the curly ni‘teruoou who the grand
march of the clnsseu wun token to
You: iliild for the bull game.
At the meeting of the Alumni this
morning. Prof. Iiudley resided and ul-
ier bin nununi report hd been made
them Were about addresses by Cyrus
Northrup. “M, President or the Univer-
city of Minnesota: John K. Beach. ’77.
of New linveu; William T. Budgcwiuk.
'77. ct Mausnchuudiin institute of Tech
colony: ‘li‘rnuk F‘. Abbottflz, of the
University oi Glucose. and Dr. Kidney
it. (Jamil. 'iii. ‘
GPEAKER Til-{SON RIOQVIRS.
liAii'i‘li‘OitiA'Juno 25.-"-ii was slal-
cd in .the House toiluy that Speaker
'Pilno . d moronic from his expor-
inucc u moinghnm river and would
be p client at tomorrow substantiate
"i me intive nimcye. b ii‘unning‘hum,
Wan, besieged With in uirlciin'nd he
said Mr. iinon who own to
that this morning.
i noun
. u . .
dr. i,
nor-lo crest-303mb u u
VIGTORIA B. “0.. June? 25.2% ' plot,
to steal flit? million doll ‘
Charles W. Meloney oi,{;'Yiilo ‘Unl
vol-city, bus been n. recent‘uuost ‘of Mr. '
'nev, Henry 3. sun of Brooklyn: N.
field day Thursday at the home of Miss ’
Jfiuh‘les ,huvo
‘wowu sturdy
undistrong'
,‘whc‘n .ied upon
‘Jllstfood
[meter UPON
L i This ”
y , RACKAGE
know wus'r
YOU WANT
AND our IT
" Yourrprug‘plsi Has it
Three sizes,_ ‘ lyi-pouud.
lip-pound. 1.00
, , '35-'pouud. , 1.50
Trial Pucku‘gwunllwelght Chart Free
, . . JUST, 0,01) co.
106 N. Franklin. to Syracuse. N. Y.
3 .50
. . ., ,- _ fi‘. .‘
MlLiTlA EXAMINING hOARD.
The Examining Bound for the exam-
ination of oiilccrs, Connecticut Notion.
nl. Guard, appointed Jin“(}. 0. No. 8,
AA}. 0., c.rs., .will convene at State
Armory, Hartford, July 8th, 1907, at!)
Welcome. in, and make return of the
nnmcnnd rank of each oillcer examin-
ed, and the result of such examination
in detail. ‘ ..
to appear before the Examining Board
at pluao designated. in dress uniform,
with side arms, on date ubove men-
tioned: , . ,
, First Lieutenant Seaman M. Mend.
4 Company L. Third lninntry.
Second Lieutenant William H. Hines,
Company H, Second Infantry.
, Second Lieutenant Herbert S. King,
Company K,-First Infantry.
eScond Lieutenant August Fneser.
Company 13. Second infantry.
A, Stanley-Todd, of Greenwich, nom~
inuted for first lieutenant, is authorized
to oppeur before this boom for can
nmingiioli. Transportation will be 9.]-
owe . '
REMARKABLE ssscuel’
That. truth is stronger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
the ,little town or Fedora, Tenn, the
residence of C. V. Pepper. He writes:
“I was in bed, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me, and all hope
had fled when I began taking Dr.
King’s New Discovery... .Then‘ instant
relief come, The coughing soon ceas-
ed; the bleeding diminished rapidly.
and in threelweeks I was able to go to
work.” Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds 500 and $1.00, at F. H. Bux~
ter's. South Nprwnlk, and E. P.
Wood‘s Norwalk, drug stores. Trlnl
bottle rec. - ”
Be Clean; Dani,
Bumiuiahle. ,
—-_—.
uh. uh...
On Your Walls
that have plan“ you our line. WI
put thorn bu. Any more mm: m In
plplind till- your! .
in. only “inbuilt-inn. Tho «iconoc-
lum‘hnn mode from the 1m undue
«one iii till but Victoria.
.nd .gl‘c "Ch “I
l
m.
brook-1
' Hove
Thousunds oi: ‘ I
The following oilicers ore ordered, ' I,
Agent for the Win. compile" A Go. . Cr
name , ~‘
know it is the best
to beqha‘d.» ‘
14 inch to 20 inch. N
Charles E. Dow.
. HARDWARE. *
112 WASHINe-rou‘ STREET.
Rhone . m.
0
WM. ....... .....n
CARLOAD no.5,1907.
.h’io‘HOVI'ses
~ consisting of Draughten, Business
Chunks. and Drivers.
. Thole Horses will be guaranteed Is
represented on money refunded.
, Respectfully, ‘
OSCAR EBANKS
CALEB AND LIVERY STABLE.
Ruler Street. Norwalk.
m_w.~m-.w.~w~._._.-
Special uh
5 Week Onlu.
. ~— lunatic
.Two Packages
'H. O. FORCE
250
A. m tull
Phone 228-8. ' ‘
22 Cotton. Ava. gut Nor-walk
Pianos
immod- TUNED‘ BY) THE MOST
COMPETENT r'ruuans‘ WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED. ' _
TENNIS AND sou- goons.
l. E. iiiiiKWiiiiii ii iii.
‘ "Hone-t Good: at Hone-t Price's."
:0 WI“ um». Norwalk'.
For Thi
nvzuv. LADY'B occasion-“nun
., , nan
e
should be «nipped Will: I cum
snow white, cue pim "Stand-u d" Pox
minis Enameled lavatory.
How on ever stopped to mm:
how dci ghifuliy convenient it would
he to hm not and cold running m
in your dressing chamber, club
in; apartment or am door toilet
room! its presence would Iliad you
the highs-t degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion, Dill
plumbers are strictly competent In.
phonics, honest Ind nibble.
our clock of Wall For» NW0“ iflnraco Ra "ash;
coupon with AND win? on
Whenilou Soothe =
sou-m hominid.w
L hairline. :13.“ "Still Strut, . 7“
“Townsend”
on a anhl‘ioWer uou
BRIDG\éPOR:i‘." '
.*
mm"... '5
an in the Habit oi Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
current)
.fio werrylng about “locally
hyaur. meats, no bother ,‘wlin.
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes. .
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
"cHAnLEs REYNEKE,
, Proprietor.
Tclcphcno‘ 498.
, THE LATEST AND; user ‘
' LaunMouels
at $2.75 up.
’A very strong line of only marlin-
teed‘ High Wheel Mowers, at $5.50
to 86.00; “to ,
A complete assortment oi the best
grades of RAKES; HOES GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPAD 5. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
Genernlrepnirlng and machine work
promptly attended to.
u .,
-nu-l as“ «II-4-
Norralk Hardware 00.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
a... Telephone Call 975.
Gregulps Point!
R1 EAST NORWALK
Shhra binncrs and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Suiiivan.
Proprietor.
a.
l u. n. cannon. Munugsr.
.i —~——— ‘
SERVICE UP-TO-DATE
m CUISINE UNSURPASSED
W RATE$ REASONABLE
Sunday Dinnersa Specially.
For further particulars Ipply, It or-
ilca. Telephone 488.
........-........M - w»... .mmmnm WW»...—
Hilliii E. iiiNNiliil,
a w." on. Nomm fl.
" 04 Washington at, Io. Hawaii”
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have «vol-Ii decided bun-in:
In "loom. producing property um
mun them» in value with the rapid
growth of the town. ’ ,
.... mm m... a. .w. M‘s—m.
PRESTO-LITE TANKO.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles tiered. overhauled Ind
rap-Ind. Time, Lumpy Olin. Dry
Gallo, Spark Plugs. etc.
Munch angina. Oovm. Cumin.
Tarpnulinc. ironic. Awning: cud Colic.
204 WABHINOTON $7..
1'. B. nab-man. Proprietor.
, casement: TANK...
Mano.
. .FRANK c.
. vAu séoy
' at." . “0.
Motel Maheckemo. ‘
A »
moscmowu .
ii. i‘. bulimic
True" Spirit‘s, . .
(QEORGETOWN AAA shin ‘
MW... - ......... M-....-
HARLES E. Show. N
a > Solis Sales Agents .
")4 Front Street, , V
.
Decorator. ~ f
East Norwaijlk
.Tel. 452.
,.
F. T. .Eoolnsou d Son
’ DEGORATORS‘. '
Wholesale and Retail healer: In ‘ "
WALL PAPER§.g '
70 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘
Tel. 3334- ‘SOUTH NORWAL ‘
nlesimul
6‘1 sell only investments that i no ,
personally investigated, sud I which .
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business '
professional men in our city, wh‘ lie
large holdings with us, and whence
ommsnd these investments to'th'
most intimate friends. ‘ ' I V
A card will bring you our insulin :-
or a personal interview. , . _ ‘
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
1847 .
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING. - , .
HOT WATER HEATING._
HOT AIR HEATING:
STOVES AND RANGES , . ‘
SLATE AND TiN ROOFING, ,
(in and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtur'o- ,
Metal Coiling, Etc. ' a
Have you leenpur stock oi
, ‘ RICHMON' ‘ RANGES 2' L ,.
mu JONES “unrefined.
1r WALL era-Est, . NodW'Ai.
ms SOUTH nouwALn ;‘
ESTA is ‘ ‘
.1 ' washout; ‘
for
FURNITU I. PIANQQ. 2T6.
Talc any“ ,
For Panicuim Adam
G. N. McKiSBlN. , y _
Dillon. Room “Midland Block.
Washington “not. ‘ ,
Whu Not Bull You.
, Own Home?
Rents are sounding all citations
and desirable apartments are W
in: answer every day, We, .
number of very desirable no
sale, and can lilo hm:
price unlit.
J. M laymh‘ht‘ie
MM moonwanmc‘o.) , I
6 W6 Avon». 1 asthmatic
mum» fl'l'il NIW , ‘
\
~ HOTEL Vic; e
f l‘iiiU‘l'Il
”'F‘Ifiifiiwl
_ mi- mush u:
Ind limit-loin
Norwalk Chronicler