1 :on Tuesday. a» .ond n 2511 Toot bought; for the prith ‘ 251111111111 " 1‘ This oftor is ' tmduce Dr! uhcon be oil’s flillvdxmlieui 1i use. Iiioiirlliaé Fharmaoy. IMTNER 2°: BRADLEY. Proprietor- IOOWoohlngton at. Tel. soil 041-2. The tag Abram P. 511111.115..." was' in the harbor today. i The schooner Sarah Maria is loading oyster shells at the Rude] wharves. , Mrs. Henry J. Mend of Fitch street will entertain the L. S. Club this evc~ hing. Edward Shea leaves today for a con- ple of months tiip to England and lie- land. Mrs. H. v. Carril’bf Winfield street is now able to get about with the aid of a crutch. A meeting of St..lan111s Circle will be held this afternoon with Mrs. Mel- ville '.Young M— A party of people from the Chi'lsto- . dora Home in New York City are camping at Calf Pasture. The schooner C. J Willard has ur-. rived with a cargo of wood plup for the St. George Pulp and Paper Com DW- A meeting of. the official board of the East avenue church was held last evening. Routine matters were ll‘iill- saebz-d. Tho bathing at Dorlon's Point morn- ings is very fine and the attendance is large taxing the capacity of the bath houses to the utmost. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harvey, after spending Saturday and Sunday at Coney Island. Caiiarsie and Rockaway 131'10h, have returned home. Mrs. Thomas Walsh has closed her house for the summer and has gone with the Connecticut Tent Mission which is at present in Bristol but which travels about tire state. The barge Ira 0. Whitney cleared this morning with a cargo of oyster shells to be taken to Strutford point for planting. 'l‘lie barge was in tow of the ovster steamer Mildred and will probably be back about midnight to- night Edward B. Roberts who has taken charge of the loading of oyster shells at the Radel Company“ 8 plant on Wash ingtou street is to be foreman of the shop during the winter. Mr. Roberts is an all around man who understands the oyster business from A to Z hav- ing been trained under H. .l. Lewis and Company of Sti'atfor'd. As soon as the big shell pile is out of the way Mr. Roberts will commence on some extensive repairs to the wharf. ROWAYTON. Robert Morrison returned home yes- terday from Sunnpee Lake, N. ll. Winiiold S. Grant ishlaintiiig his residence at the corner of Rowaytoii avenue and Culllipp street. Another social and supper was given last night by the nieurboi's‘of Roway- ton lloso Company, at tile headquar- ters in Rowaytoii avuiuc. 'l‘lie affair was a great success. Captain Aniriiig J. Smith of Retail Point has arranged to have Prof. Flower, 11 famous acronaut and pura~ chute jumper at Roton Point on Mon- rli1y,’l‘iicsday and Wednesday. .luly 21), 30 and 31. The pi1.ofessor will per- form 11 single double and tr'iple jump bolli afternoon and evening of each day, WESTPORT. Perry Burr has launched his nnptlin illiillt'il. J. Fred Cannon spent. Sunday New Haven. ill ltcv. and Mrs. Bishop will board for the summer. 1'). Plumber ldstlo has purchased a new motorcycle, Mrs. if. Coleman of New York visiting ill iown, ill ‘The collar for George Fairpliild's new house is completed. ' about Meeker of Norwalkfiwas in town Tuesday night. , W ”h Robert William of Weston, Blinder at Compo lleach. spent Rev. Mr. Mackenzie has been’visit P“ old friends in Pennsylvania. 111m Nichols of, Bridgeport, spent sundny With friends in Town. .A son has bane born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch oi‘ Westmn Ill 0. Birco’o new laundry is com- pleted and ready for business. W . Erma 91mm)! to doing ”mum A 2511 111111 of i'lr. aoii'o Tooth Pow. “ . us an to more widely in- z . Tooth Powder. ‘ which is just the sort of dentiiirico ev- ': Bridgeport the guest of Mrs. work for M; Wilson. part of his voohtion at Atlantic City. lhis-rationales spent Monday in Bridge Dwight B. Adams entertained (Charles Fox at Fairiield over Sun- uy ' Miss Edna Meeker has resigned her position with the local telephone com any ,, ’Mi's Louis Mills is visiting in Gear 0 Mayer. B Miss Ferguson of Mlddletown, been a recent guest of Mrs. floor Bishop. ge Mr and Mrs. John Hull are enter- taining their daughter from Mt Hol- yoko college. Miss Ritchie of Bridgeport has King street Rev. Dr. Child of Fair field has been a recent guest at the Congregational parsonage. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie has been Vi siting fi'ineds in West Chester and Oxford Pnen. Mr. and Mrs. E. B Sherwood and children of Eastou, are visiting Mrs. Iicnry Coley. ‘Miss Lizzie Adams, who has been visiting Miss Harriet Ogden, has re turned to her home. Mrs Arthur Taylor, has recently entertained her son, Dr. Howard ’i‘ny 101', of New York Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godfrev of Weston, have moved into their new cottage at Coiiipo Beach. i Mrs. Francis Bunneli of Cross Highway is entertaining Di' Corliaiii and family of New York Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose ilui'lbutt have been recent guests of Br. and Mrs. lio- race Huilbutt in Weston. Mrs. George Bunnecll, of Greene Farms attended the 1‘). A. 11., conven- tion in Litchfield, last Friday. William Hill and Walter Marvin of this place are painting lii? house of Miss Louise Coley at Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Sriagg, 0t Waterbury have been the guests of friends in town during the week Relatives from New llaven are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Builbutt State strccl, Friends from Scranton, Pa. aro (1n- joying a visit at Beachsldc, lhc guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. ll, St-urgcs, H. F. Downs who went to Bl"'0()ili}ll and took a position as iiioioiriraii on the B. R. '1‘. has returned home Miss Flor 111110 M111 ilLl has resigned her position with llio telephone coin- pairv, 11ml ill‘i' older is filled by Miss Miller of New Canaan. Miss Helen Smith who attempted sul1i111 in theta Sniignluck river, has been taken to the Westpoi't sanitar- 11111. Weslpoi'l grunge met last evening. l\1ii's.liaiiiurii linker has returned to her daughter’s home in Black Rock. One of the little girls at Farm summer iilliilc for New children. fell from 11 lrayniow week and broke ilt'i‘ RH”. 5111' till: last The quarantine has been removed from the residence of Mr. The friends of Master llni'old are glad to see him about once more. A large load of coal for iiubbcll and Bradley of Saugutnck broke away from the tug coming through Hell Gate and sank. The cargo was fully insured. The lawn fair arid sociable hold yesterday afternoon at the rosldoiilo of1 Miss Kal'hoiiiic Sherwood under lire auspices of the Girl‘s Friendly Aid society, was a dot: idod succcsr . 'l‘lie several filo companies of this village have decided to accept the iii- vitation of tho Aniol'icrri l’lrnplioplione Fire department to appear in their parade at Bridgeport on the 27th inst. Wm— WESTON. W... Mrs. Theodore llumilton returns to day from South Norwuik. W Miss Lobdoli of Greenfield lllll is visiting her uncle, Frank Brinks. W. P. Rowland has been unable to attend to business this week, on ac» count of illness. Miss Nettie Gaston returns to New York today after a week's visit with the Misses Fairliliaber. Report says that Mrs. Thomas Born nctt who is at the New Haven Hospi- tni continues to improve. W Mrs. George Reining returned from New York yesterday, to spend the to matador of the summer in town. Mrs. llawley Williams and Mrs. Robert Williams who; guests on The» day at the Mines irons and Florence Perry at Valley Forge. Mr. 111111111111. drank (Wheeler and Greenfield Rili.‘ Greonviilo C Mackenzie, is spending Miss Ferguson of Middletown. has been ‘a recent guest of friends in. term. M berths Mills and Miss Abbie. has , been the guest of Mrs. Oliver Keith. ' York 1 Biennial '11 Bears. and eher aunt, Mrs. Miss Florence Roberta of New York who has passed several summers in week' 11 visit with her sister. Mrs. J. l. Shiviey in Churchvillc, Western New York. A large automobile on route. from Greenwich to nodding Ridge Satan day evening broke down in front of the F‘aulliaber residence Efforts to repair tile onto proving iuliio the party were conveyed to their dosllna tion by another auto and a team, two of the party proceeding to Noi'wnlk lilild the other three to Reading. . m— NEW cannon. W Mrs. Alice 1. Webb is a client. friends in Bridgeport. oi‘ Joiln Cahill hurl moved into his new house in Summer street Charles Aibcrtson of New York. Mrs. Alive 1. Webb, is 11 her son, William (1., guest ‘ of lien Falls. N. Y. M Miss Ethel Stillman has returned from :1 visit with relatives in Eris ton. Miss Mabel Rclrlcr is spending :1. week with Mr. and Mrs. John Brant. New York. Re ev. I’. J. O'llcai'y. of St. Aloysius Church is on retreat in Brighton, near Boston. Charles Brown, formerly of this town is now employed as a painter in Staiiii'oi'.d George Bennett is having 11 new 111'1111 erected on his property in Ceili- ctery street. S. K Lockwood has returned after a few day‘s visit with llls family in Written, .1. A fine monument is being erected in Lukevlow cemetery in memory of Thomas li‘ulrty. ‘ The Elmer Webb house in Forest street is being raised up and other. wise improved. Mrs. Frank Spear and family have moved into the Nichols cottage iii Cemetery street.” Miss Edna Barraclough has been enjoying a pleasant visit with relativ- es in Brooklyn. a Robert Elwood has been visiting ills faiuill who are visiting with ruin lives in Brooklyn. 9. Walter Baxter, of New York, has purchased the. Etta Humphrey place. ilui'i'lsoil avenue. l1 rank Brant and Miss Helen Shea have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Wll ~ Harri Lane, Brooklyn. leorge Gellllis has returned to New York, after spending a two work's vu- callloii here. is 9. Frank lsaiio 'i‘lius of llroekton, Mass” most of ills daughter, Mrs. Brooks. Locust avenue. iii 1111 Soil tll Sutur- The New Canaan Regulars 'play the Wliiiiipauk's in the troupe diamond, New Canaan - (lay afternoon. Miss Ruth (lolslon. of East lladdniu, (301111., is visiting ilt‘l' grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. A. ll. Benedict. She will remain for about two weeks. Word has been received from Clif- ford linll. who is touring Scotland, that 111.1 experienced a line voyage and is enjoying exotrllrlit weather for sight seeing. .1 Frank Mclriugliliii, whose lute illnl 111111 was wrongll (iillglllliit'li as ty pilold fever. and who was taken to tile Stamford Hospital, is rapidly improv- ing, at his home on Richmond liiil. it is very satisfying iii touring the village, to note the interest. the cili- zcns are taking in their homes Closely (lapped lawns and dainty flower beds 11de1 ii the borne and the 11111131: in gen era The weekly meetings of the Young Menu Social Club illth‘ been post poucd for the lost of the bot spell Willi illr‘ possible exception of 111111 or two meetings the lllt‘lllilviii will not inevl again until the middle of Septem- llorougll Sheriff William Ilodlmci' has been appointed Sunday police iiluil. lie will patrol the streets in lilo bo ‘i'ougli center. llcrcul‘tcr no loitering or congregation of crowds around the street corners will be. pcrinitlod. l'micslrians will have to be on the move. C. ll. Fairly is having his homo in Stamford avenue Nlllltldl‘il'li. Sundial Brown, the carpenter. is doing the work. All addition will be erected and all tlie‘dooru, floors and wlmlowu in the old niruciurowlli truarcplaccd. 'i‘lic ohi-t'nrihioiicd chimney in the can» tor of the house will also be moved. it in his intention to convert the house iiilo an till-ttMillto modern tiWi‘iliiil‘. The first in a series of religious meetings for the honour of the colored people of this town, wan hold in Ray mond'uliail.§liin1ln\ owning or 71451 Rev 8. E. Lee, of Bridgeport l1 ldl charge. The rileetoings will continnc' during the summer in the some place, and on all Sunday evenings. 'l‘hcro was 11 fairly good attendance Sunday evening, and Mr. Lee hopes to have all the colored people of the town as members before the winter sets in. There are about 200 colored people employed here Agood 11d, pays best in the beat 2’12“! «11me». 11min...“ lawlluuwm Flewcllyii T Weston, has just returned from 11 two _. J, F. Silllnlail has been entei'luiiilii'.‘ bod action”. if you out o f youm subject to ttaoho of in $11011 have no doubt d shortncsoi earth lurn are .111ng (Mid l'i‘ Gill-id trolls-11171119111111! 1.11.1. Tillie, a wile , apart, and Inter- ioros with i 11 button. an the dOlli'lI of limo the heart , some: 11.91.11. Kodol For Dyspepsia M wnmom , 111.111. wh‘t on tho otrai 8 °l°§lriluuo nourishnilegi,’ on 111111 l1 T little too noggin h 1- pt ‘11 from 511 soil itho hear to. a dismal: to omyiffldahm lhto t st 1111 an out over or on o the For indigestion. Dyepeupsia. Sour Stomach. Inflammat tion 0 the mucous membranes lining the Stomach and Dinos- tivo Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia and Catairh of the Stomach. inyiood would 11.1.... me by ranting mAii'lr'i‘tplo'iglim id in y o lwou ocomo very weak. Fmoll to” bottlen lKodcir‘ln'dil 11 am im :iioio got ieiwpllitcrir mY crow bctlieglvanigurodmr MR8. LORlNO NICHOLS, Penn You. N. Y. l1 taut:olr‘r‘ui'rnu1‘1?x troubéonand'rlva‘ inks boil Blue as i o 0 r1111 0 Wit 0 1 ode l Guru lot about four months (unfit cured mariners o D. KAUBLE. Nov-do. 0. Digests What: You Eat; lluliovu imilrrmion, Tron mar “airmail. baicir- ’ ,onto ".3. EDLQWi'Mg-i in of r111 rite 0.00.. lion I!!! . 0.0.. BOLD BY THE CLIFFORD P THE BRIDGE PHA RMAGY MAGY BARNES FAMILY ANNUAL MEET- MC- The sixth annual mo ting of tho inn-1111s Family Associat on will take place on Thursday, August 15, 1907, at Mlllih‘ilt'iti Grove. East Haven, in con- nection with a general reunion of the Barnes family. This will be an all duv gathering on the basket picnic plan with near by restaurants catciiiig for patronage and 1111 after dinner pro- gram provided for. Tire grove is loneli- ed by electric cars from New Haven depot, with transfer at. the green. Ev- oi'y person bearing the Barnes blood or connected thereto by iliarrlage is invited to attend and to extend the notice to others. that the day may become a rod letter" day ill the history of the Barnes family. 1. 1111111 111111 On Your Walls that have pleased you over since we put them on. Any more rooms to be papered this your? Our stock of Wall Paper roprooonto ‘ the very latest patterns. Tho solutions have been made from' tho‘iOOT produc- tion of tho belt‘faotorloo. Agent for tho Wm. Campbell a. Go. and F11. Beck 60. —-— Crockery, cranium Hounfurnioil Ina Goods, Framed Pioturoo. White Enamel Poloo with mm 100. . Cloth Shades, with fringe. 8011. Window oil-1m m Piotliro rum. ~ ~ mod. to order. Pointing, Paper Honour. and none allay. Ask for “8. a H." Green Trading Stamps—we give them. L. I1. DECKER. I? Washington “not. Tol. con. booth Nomlk. The ' A Serrantitslueslion alwaiis solved if llOlil‘ kitchen contains a Gas Range and Water Heater. M Ask and cook what she thinks about it, or drop us a line and we Will call and explain. Connecticut Country Fhono 1111. ,up cabinet 1hr M11163?“ a Jordan, Heal [start his (tiller, lion’s Tilliii‘e Building SOUTH NOBWALK. 1‘ liriil Ollice iii Billie Stieeifi‘ 111.191.1111.. Hotel Mahackemo. Fun-‘— 1 J. R. CONNOR. Manon". ti. w SERVICE UP—TO-DATE OUIBINE UNSURPABBED RATES REASONABLE Sunday Dinners. 7511113.: For further particulars apply It 01- " lice. 'l‘olephone 488. i 111111111 trill Y. for freight Only On and after Tuesday, January I 1908. Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool of Dover street). every day (except Sunday), at 4 p.111. Freight received at Norwalk up to 4 p. min. and Scull Norwalk up to 5: 3011 NORWALK STEAMBOAT co. Arming J. Smith. c..c Hogoman Loom. General Agent Special Sale. For This Week Onlu. 1 '--'-' MIMI Two Packages ii. 0. FORCE 251: A. Stuii Phono 2234. 22 Cotton Av... Ecol Nor-walk P11111113 TO that. V PIANOS TUNED BY THE mos'r compsrsur TUNERS WHO CAN BE OBTAINED. TENNIS AND 1101.1: 1100133. F. E. lfllKlYtYlll 8180. "Honest Good! at Honest Prices." II Will It"... Norwolk. ‘1 svanv. Laws unassira‘”“c’.ui -. DER should be equipped with: oiioiiill snow white, one piece "Standard" P0! oeloin Enameled Lavatory. Have you ever stopped to consider how dei artfully convenient it would be to have not and cold running water in your dressing chamber sloop in; apartment of first floor toilet roomf its presence would afford no the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. Dill plumbers are strictly compatriot no phonics, honest and reliable. Horace R. Nash, CORNII MAIN AND WIIT OT: .nov 1......“ me‘fluui mm... Elli iliiflilli BANK ,oou'rn NORWALK. 001111. rum/1111's A GINIRAI; ”111111111 1 ammo». it! W . ‘ BAPI‘I‘A ‘ l ' Ii WRPLUI Ann room. arr-11.100109. lower a marksman. our. 1111111 11 knoll-11.1111 “swim nonunion 11. ROWAN, 1111 m1»- pp“, warrior: ooownto, 1111111111. eraser-oils, 11.111111111111111. Hon “moor John H. Knapp Iornii’olm animal-n 11.111.11.111’3111 W111... l‘ N W I ' ‘ i . m1 . rum A 3 Eclipse Self Cleaning, 1011111 11111111 :5 DOUBLE DisTlLLED True Spirits of Turpentine (GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS) etc. .. etc Refrigerators. Palmer ‘li‘amuloliks. Water Coolers. AND MANY; omen Slimmer Goods Charlesll Dar 3 'll'iE CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPANY Solo Solon Agents ’ . I64 Front Street. New York City , HARDWARE. , .112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 667. Got in the Habit of Having Your Sunday 111...... at tho ULIFFORD No worrying about collating your meats, no bother with 1 dishoo‘ or stove whorl pioaoont .woothor comes. Courteous Servioo. 1. Pleasant Surroundin]. 'l' . 1 Excellent Cooking. “' CHARLES REYNEKE. ' 1111.111, ~ in Proprietor. . w” Telephone 498. Tel. 4529 r THE LATEST AND BEST Lamb/lowers at $2. 75 up. A very strong line of fully guaran- teed Higli Wheel Mowers. at 85.50 to 86.00. «swallows A complete Issortment of the best grades of RAKEB. HOEs. GARDEN FORKS. SHOVELS. SPADES, and all Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. General repairing and machine work promptly attended to. F. T. Edginson 19. Son. QEGORATORS. Wholesale and Retail Dealer-I In l WALL PAPERS. 70 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘ Tel. 838-11. SOUTH NORWALK. fllllSilIlBlliS. I sell only investments that! him personally investigated, and ,whicl have been most rigidly inrestigutm by some of the very best business our professional men in our city, who how large holdings with us, and who rec ommend these investments to that most intimate friends. A card will bring you our litersturr or a personal intervieW. R. L. COBURN.'Genoral Agent. 18 South Main Street. ....‘.4 “1.4.: d.‘u‘ lloirrll Hilliard Go. 39 Main St, Norwalk. Telephone Call 97 5. firearms Print! EAST NORWALK Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea ‘1 Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and fishing. Both Houses to Rent by the Season John o'shiiivan, Proprietor. 1847 150 " PLUMBING 'A'ND STEAM . HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES sLA'ri: AND TIN a‘oosmn Gun and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixturou Metal Coiling. Etc. ' Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES ? THE JONES & HOTCH‘KIBE ~ COMPANY' NORWAL‘ 17 WALL STREET. THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE 1.15pm WAREHOUSE. 1 tor ‘ xii”, FURNITURE, PIANOO. ETC 1' Telephone, 349—8. ' U1. For Particulars Audi-on G N. MéKlBBlN, Dilloo, Room 4. Hoviiomi moon. Washington Strut. . 1111113111111”. 135? Own some? one... LITE +1111... ._ Rents are advancing all the time Auto Garage :rnd desirable apnrtrlnents 13m gibbon» ng mower every my 11 ave I and Machine 8110?- number of very desirable homes for role, and can make tho term and Automobiles stored. overhauled and 9”“ "3h" ropolrod. Tires. Lamps, Olin. Dry J M Coils. Spark Pings. rite. o. 1 Thumb ligature-“Covers. $3112:an or saline on o. wn ago I I1 p zm'waouruorou 1m ' mums ”with E. B. Robertson. Proprietor. PliEBT~O-LITE TANKB. :l..u‘ 46 Wall 31.. Nor-mill. 1‘ or Washington at. Bo. Normllf. ‘1 Real Estate and lnSurance. We 111’" lover-ll dooldod bargain- in ,lncomo producing property that m... lnousoo In value with tbogropio growth of tho town. . 1 .. 15.1....“ 11 \ m 1! INCORPORATED. , 13111111011111: o special as " our! #ootriom Li tits madam ‘ or ’ slim nonsense“. FRANK C. VAN 5001 .1. L ”m“ 3"?" sotntwi 11:111., _ norm ”in ,_ WWW riser-arrogant? ' uazru. , _ ”some“. mum-111.com ‘ l'i‘oioiliiono its For fine Jupnns. Manners, Vsminhen. 111151.11. ‘ 3;. T F 1 ‘ o s , I ’ § East NorWalk ” Layton 81 Co}, ‘ , Iouiii‘ Romain
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