LIOOETT'O SATURDAY DANDY: , APOLLO AND FENWAY CHOCO- LATEE. handsomely pas-1:941 in half pound and pound boxes, at 300, 40c. our: and title package. the Iirldao Pharmacy. FLATNIR «I UEAOLEV.‘ Proprl'otoru 1 805 Washington 81. 1 Talented 041a. Miss Frances Crosby of Winfield stregt :8 spending the summer in No- A meeting of the i. S. Club was held yesterday at the home Of rs eMad on Rev. Frank C. llrown of Rownyton. will hold service in the Union Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. -—Iee cream sales every Wed. and ,Sat. E Ave. Ch. Tent. 7 to 10 p.111. Mrs Louis Gregory hOme after visiting Mrs. Carrie Weed , and other friends in South Norwalk. The Salvation Army has commenced services in their old hall on the bridge 11, and services are held their Y- Snmuel Morehfifise. the contractor. is building a large barn iiixid feet. for himself, and is making other improve- ments on his place. George 00193 of Van Zaut who was recently injured in a run- army, has been discharged from Norwalk hospital Cohen and Company have commenc- ed work on the Gregory Boulevard sewer he Fort street sewer has not yet heon completed. Richard Bland has accepted a posi- tion as clerk at the Boston Tea and Coffee Company" 3 store on North Main street. South Norwalk. John Bechtel returned from York Thursday. where he met rela- tives and friends from Lebanon. Penn. They will spend sortie time with him before returning to their home. The children of the East . Advent Christian Churchwho wish to go the annual Sunday Sclrooi at the school its for the pic- 'l‘he Christian Endeavor Society is planning to hold a fair the last of August on the lawn of Mr. the benefit of the Union Chapel proceeds will go toward the purchase of new carpet and other needed im- A large setter dog frightened a num- ber of llast Norwnlk people vcsterday by jumping on them. exactly vicious. as it bites no one. ‘but its playfulness is not mtrch ap- preciated by those who are the least The dog is not An East Norwalk lady had a remar- Rabin escape from being killer! by an ' automobile yesterday in East Norwalk. She was trying to cross the street when she saw a car driven lit a ter- rific rate of speed coating She waited and after the car had gone by started across the road. he cloud of dust raised by the auto conccrrlcd another machine which was evidently racing with the first and she had a very narrow escape from being struck Tire autos passed down East avenue aparently without any regard for the spoedw law at all ROWAYTON. Charles Johnson. nephew of Mrs. , is visiting his aunt, at Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkncy and ' .. will leave Monday for Orient. New York, to spend a week and will then go to Echo Lake, N. Y. Any wild carrot. on your form? asks When the grass is at! the meadow this weed usually starts up quick. Mow it now and don’t let 'i‘wo successive mow- Farm Journal. it go to seed. ings will usually kill it. Inowayion Baptist Church Rev. Y". we pastor—«Services 10: 30 and object morning address, Joy, in- dependent of Circumstances: evening topic of brief address A Great Wind. S/rrlrlmtlr school follows morning ser- vice; ldndcuvor scrvlcc. ii: 45: Thurs- day evening, 7: till, regular happy hour itcv. ill. W. ilysuhe. canton- school at 21Epworth Mastic 11:45: evening service. 7: 30. the first of a series of sermons on the at conic. What is Christianity? object for first sermon The Strongest of Chrititsnlty 'i‘nnsday night, class meetiua‘; Thursday night, prayer in the morning Thnwabey-‘But what have you or; strict, my friend cw -fan Hed meters Wittering»: admit that he in mi. urinal there; hilt hilt mntter is all right. There's nothing in thatm'rown and , _. 1..J..Mwuuu.u.4. has so malty confound MM; , for the rushing?” part at August. avenue, for the capstan. on in Stamford, for eye trouble, is get- i ., The letters remaining unclaimed in jj the Darien post cities are addressed .. to the following: Thomas Lnffey. Jo- : first? Osoluski, Mrs C Segvius, E. Mu- , over. Stowa is being well attended. The junior classes meet Tuesdays. Wednes- students Mondays and Fridays. Many parties of Dorian young people are enjoying the swimming at Hickory Bluff those days. Pear Tree Point is well patronized. and tho blacklishlng is said to be good off that point. All indications point to a red hot game of baseball this afternoon on the Noxon lot between the Darlene and the Nationals, of South Norwalk. The teams are believed to be about evenly matched and both are in good form. It is believed by real estate dealers here that there will be more property changing hands this full than ever be- fore in the history of the town. This is due to the desire or New Yorkers for residences in the country within easy reach of the city so that they can commute. It is said that the Darien antocops are planning for a number of captures on Sunday for violation of the speed laws. 1tThe townspeople who have to pay for the repairs to the roads over which the machines travel are tracking the autocops strongly and believe that ‘lt is good business policy to make the reckless drivers of machines pay some- thing into the town treasury. There was a large surprise party given in honor of Miss Lucy Tornpklns' sixt enth birthday, July ti. ut. the home of or parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. .Tompkins, Dnrlen. Among those pres- ent were the Misses irne Glover, Mil- dred Glover, Grace Hall, Theresa Scofleld. May Kcaring, Stella Waters, Sarah Seymoud. Eflle Stevens, Mathil- da Ackermsn, Lillian Ackcrmun Alice Tompkins. Clara Tompkins and Elsa Tompkins Mrs. Harder Mrs. Leslie Gale Harold Wood. lt‘rcd Lyons Eddie Punzelt, George 'l‘nllon Louis Shady. Edward Bates, Charles Carson, Joe -,Devltt Walter Miller, Harry Waters. Frank Waters, William Everett Joe Silfeck. M“, Frank Downey, Frank Tompkins The evening was passed pleasantly in dancing and games. At midnight a supper was served and all left, wishing the young hostess a long life. The following books have been sent to the ilrrricn Library: Jacobs, W. W., Short Cruises. Gibson, 0, 13., Electricity of Today. Snyder, 0., New Conceptions in Science. Lolicc, F., Short History of Comparative Liicr« nture. Hope, A., Sophy of (lravonia. Hurt, Bret. Condensed Novels. Far-land, \‘.. Grey Roses. Lady Paramount. My Friend l‘rospero. Wharton. m, Mndarc dc Trcyrce. Mucdonald, G.. Seaboard Parish. Stevenson, R. l... Edinborough. Geddie, J.. Romantic Edinborough. Wiggin, K. D, New Chronicles of Rebeccn. Connor, R. The Doctor. Duncan, N., Cruise of the Shining Light. Green, A, K. Woman in the Alcovo. Hart, 13., Luck of [touring Camp. Col. Starbottle's Client. Aldrich T. 13.. Story of a Bad Boy. Poems Household. ,Smith, ii. 111.. Colonial Days and Ways Ear ie,A M. Child Life in Colonial Days Dori Amricnn History Stories. Johonnot, J., Ten Great Events in History Scutlder it. ill.. Life of Washington. Judson, H. R, Young America. Tixginson‘. '1‘, W., Larger History. Raymond. R. W., Peter Cooper. Seawall, M. 10.. Twelve Naval Captains. Beams 5.. Yankee Ships and Yankee sailors. Bettsiord. C. W., History of canine. 1 MoMnrrny.C Typo Studies iii North America. Boyeson. H. Y.. Boyhood in Norway. Vnn Bergen. 12.. Story of Japan. iiurbnnk, 1.1., Training of the Human Plant. Van Dyke. To studies in Pictures. Cnumcre F. 3.. The Popular lBallad, o r . .u‘ ,Joseph Hindioy and family expect to move to their new home the first Mr. and Mrs Weavers ot.’ Noroton 1 are boarding at Mr. Baylts’s, LcROi' W Mills Mabel Allen. Who was operated 1 “(:18 claim, as well as could be expect- c The summer school of A Monroe days and Thursdays, and the older Boo or the Pyreneses. i’almer, F. EL, Strange Stories oi Colonial Days. Twain. M.. Christian Science. ,‘ ‘ Ward. R .. Man in the Case. Kipling, I"I . I Puck and Pook’ a Hill. Zangwill, l., Ghetto Comedies. GI‘OBRJ . Filusrcs Bally Moist, t..L, For Morison. Books Donated. Tarkington. -B.. in the Irena. Stephens, R. N.. Captain Ruvcnslraw. Wister. Owen. Philosophy. Mitchell, 8. W., Constance h‘rescot. Norris, W. FL, Barbara of Beltann. 'Anstey, FE, Brass Bottle. Haggard. H. 11.. Ayesha. Ollphant, Mr.s, House in Bloomsbury. Burnett F. R.. Indy of Quality. Lawrence, C A.. Brakspeare. Brady. (3. 'l'., Two Captains. Clauston J. S., Adventures of D. Iiarlcot. Reade.C .. Christie Johnson. Russell W. 0., Frozen Pirate 1, Books From State. Donnell, .lVlery Small Person. I’ettison Twins Wilkins, By the Light of the Soul. Atlanta, ’ The Mystery. , ‘l ’j Macdonald. * Phantnstes. Manning, Household of Sir Thomas More. Borrnow Wild Wales. 1 . 1 it Steel, Sovereign Remedy Connor, Prospector. Williamson, Princess Virginia. Lady Betty Across the Water Howells. Through the Eye of a Needle. Sangster, Forrest, Girlhood. Andrews, The, Militants. Grunt, Unleuvcned Bread. McGrri‘i‘ey, Out. Doors. McCook, Nature's Craftsmen. ’l‘omtlson Marching Against the lroqrrois smith . Veiled Lady. "‘" Cruddock, The Windfall. Aldrich. The Bites at a Cherry. Adams, ltced Anthony Cowman. Davis, Victor of Salamts. Hutten i’am Decides. linw,try Romance of Old Wars. Porter, What 1 Have Done With Bl's, Roberts. 1. iiountcrs of the Silonces. Duncan. Adventures of Billy Topsail. Ewaid, The Spider. Kipling, They. ' Couch, Poison island. Splendid Spur. Johnston, ioddcss of Reason. Martin. Friendly Stars. .1 . .. REDDING. —-—-—-. I horses, bought in Bridgeport. ' “ farm gave a barn dunes last Friday evening. The numerous company in attendance had a fine time. prostrntcd on Monday morning with alarm. She finally rallied and contin- ues to improve. in this locality us on the shore. the post. of potato bugs in less than since the times of their first appearance. Home patches are entirely free from them and in others they are so few as to cause no damage. mm with Elbert M. Sanford and pronouns ed their ailment the measles. The pa touts who are doing well. think they tool: the infection in Dunbury. 830 and got away with the goods. lie was playing third base and receiv- Wurner. who was making the circuit. we tithe grille 7 tot .w “yr . n. -wn...‘...... “drum ol‘ his residence to the new fireproof vault in the town house along with the more important but not more intern BOUTI-i NORWM-K- Irirt (litre iii State street BRIDGEPCRT. Hotel Mahackemo. J. R. CONNOR, Manager. retina volume records The box con- tains papers dating back to 1767, the your in which nodding was set off as W . Twenty-five “broiler” chickens were stolen one night recently 1 premises or A. G Burnett in Lonctown they being taken from pans in the or- chard. The thieves made a sweep of this class of Mr. Burnett On a subsequent night. anoth- er clean sweep was made of his flock of 26 Rhode island Reds. job appeared to be the work of boys as the mangled bodies of some of the iowls were left on the ground. sssvrce iJP-TO-CATE' ‘ . curs’rNE unsusPAsssn saves asasonnate Sunday Dinners. 75 001115. For further particulars apply at or- doc Telephone 488. 1 ’\ m WEAR PERFECT LENSES m llilllg Line to N Y : for freight Only On and after Tuesday, January I 1906, Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River. New. York, (foot of Dover street), every day (except Sunday). at 4 p. m. ‘Frelght' received at Nor-walk up to 4 p. m. and South Norwalk up to 5: 30p NORWALK OTEAMBOAT CO. Arming J. smith. ‘ PUBLISHED PRICES 0F GOODS IN OUR LINE (Quality Equal) ”Land/inure c .c Housman General Agent Specials. Potatoes, per pk. ......-.-.1.-.n:.r.-.-.. 30c 2 lbs. Lard Tire Very Best Butter, per lb. -... 290 31 lbs. Milk Crackers . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c EAR PERFECT LENSES m in Mail Catalogues or lNewspaper Ads» wlli he learnt equally as low and many tirrrcs Homer B. Hoyt, WEAR PERFECT LENSES. Raft-acting Optician. 718 United Bank Building. no 3387431 1.33.5836 HVZM, ,mw . . . . o‘v'l'lVl‘I'O'b'I! 250 O” WEAR PERFECT LENSES m it Have llrll in us On Your Walls that RIVO PIG-led you OVOD‘ IIIIOO VI. Any RIO" room- ” DI 3 lbs. Soda Crackers l.A tull Phone 223—3. 22 Cottage Ave. East Norwatk. Pianos Y0 an. PIANOB TUNED BY THE MOST COMPETENT TUNER8 WHO CAN BE OBTAINED. TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS. F. E. illl‘KWililfl 8: ill. “Honest 00ch It: Hone-t Prion." II Wall Iii-«L EVERY. LADY'O.ED:E8OINO OHAM put them on. papered this you"), Our stock of Wall Paper represents the very latest patterns. The ulterior“ have been made from ,tho 1907 produc- tion of m but factories. ' Agent for the Wm. Ournpboii A Go. and Fr. Back Co. E Crockery. lineman. 110me in. mode. Framed ”our... White ,Inumui Polo. with mu: Cloihlhldu. with fringe. 800. Window plum and Picture Frames mld. .0 0rd". Painting Paper Hanging and I..." Ask for “8. a H." Green Trading Stamps—we givo them. L. ll. DECKER I7 Washington "root. tenth Nam-lit. i. 0. Peck has a new pair of work The help employed on L. 0. Puck’s should be qulppad ltritii I finial! snow white, one piece “Standard” Par colsin Enameled lavatory. » Have you ever stopped to consider how delightiuliy convenient it would he to have hot and cold running nut in your dressing in; apartment of first noo'r toilet room? its presence would afford you the highest degree of comfort. We will Iladly quote you prices. Our plumbers are strictly compound In. chutes, honest and reliable. Heraco R. flash, OORNIR MAN ’AND WRIT OTI. NYY Yllillltil BANK COUTH NORWALK. BONN- E'wl.’ ”KIND “cg-reg r CHINA”, AND PROM W 3m I". Mrs. Bridger Qunley was suddenly chamber slow an attack of illness so severe that her condition for some time caused much . The , Scintillation alwaus solved it ilOlll' kitchen containsn Gas Range and Water lir. Smith was called last Friday to attend two ladies who are boarding Ask anti Cook what she thinks can it. or drop us a line and we will call and explain. Connecticut TRANIAOTI. Aug A traveling junk douler from New Haven recently bought a quantity of scrap iron from Stephen: Sanford; i-iu took not‘ only what hBtRerKRIIIOIY and paid for but another pile worth about in a game at hall played on the Fourth between the Ridge and Center teams Frank Ewing of the west side MATHIWION. firmly? suffered a bad fracture of the ankle FRIDIRIOK AH: pm ed the injury in consequence of Lon WiLFRID IODWILL. MM pumping down upon him. The Center I. H. Muihownlp Retriceralors. Palmer Hammocks. . Water coolers. Ann; runny err-rim ' Summer Goods Charlesil DONS HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. " Phone 607. ‘r Go: in the Habltot' Having Your Sunday Dinner at the GLIFFORD‘ ‘ No worrying about selecting your music, no bother with dish“ or stove when pleasant Welthoi‘ comes. Courteous Service. I“ Pleasant Surrounding. 1 Excellent Cooking. " CHARLES BEYNEKE, IL», ' Proprietor. » ‘ Telephone 49!. 4....4‘ 111. THE LATEST AND BEST at $275111). A Very strong line at fully guaran- teed foh Wheel Mowers, at $5.50 to $6.00. "filwmlwfi 1 , A complete Issortment of the best grades of RAKEO, HOES, GARDEN FORKS. SHOVELB. BPADES. and all Farming Utensils. at the loWeat prices. General repairing and machine work promptly attended to. .4 ”am“, Norrali Hardware 00. 39 Main St, Norwalk. Telephone Call 97- 6. fi, EAST NORWALK 1. ”—..... Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sen ,_,. Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and fishing. Bath Houses to Rent by the Season John O'Suillvan, Proprietor. I ‘ urns turner Eclipse Self- Cleaning For [me Jupnm, Lacquers. Varnillrcu. Pair in, 3 cic1. etc 1 ' rr-ts Ci-iARLEs E. srt’onrs COMPANY Sole Salon Agents it“ Front Street. a New York City r . llrrrrrairrr, East Norvvaik Tel. 452. MONEY. ‘ Money loaned to salaried employees and housewives .on their own name without indorser All transactions strictly confidential. Call and see us. INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR- lTY YCO.. Havlland Building. Washington St. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. synthesis. i sell only investments that i has" personally investigated, and Walt: have been most rigidly investigator by some of the very best business an: professional men in our city, who havr large holdings with us, and who rec ommend these investments to their most intimate friends. ‘ A card will bring yen our literature or a personal interview. R. L. COBURN. General Agent. w 16 South Main Street.- Gregurgs. Prilrrtll STO 45 Wall or. Nor-mar. t“ N Washington or. lo. NOI'IIW- ' Real Estate and InSurarrcc. We have several decided hallo! ln income, producing ”sporty. that 91'th of the town. PREOT-O LITE TANKS. 4.. Auto Garage and Machine Shop. Automobiles stored. overhauled and repaired. Tires. Lamps. Olin. Dry Cello, 8pc, .1 . luau, ate. Launch rm. Covers. Curtains. Tll'PlltgaOtr, it E. UNRDDDNJOIL Proprietor. PREBT-O-LITE TANKO. “m... . FRANK C. VAN sco'v r", panama. compul- l°"’ltrr’ri""lhr partition Amine coil ".3 A large wooden box of ancient pub iic documents has been transferred by Tops Cleric Nioltcrrron from the attic _.'-t-.-——v 1847 . ‘H 190. PLUMBING 'AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER, HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. srovas AND .RANOFS OLATE AND TIN noosme Gll and Steam Fitting“: as FixtUi‘Os Metal Ceiling. Etc. . Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND canons r THE JONES & sometimes COMPANY 17 WALL STREET. ‘ NORWAY. 11156611.. nbnwntk tars-r whirlwin- 1, W. . for . 1 , ruaurruns. PIANOI. are. Telephone, 81H , it For Particulars Milt-cu “j ’ Or N. NchIIBiN, - ‘l Onion. Room 4. Havllund Brock. Washington purest. ‘ ‘ must increase In value with the rapid . sonar. vrcrorr 1. out "more“ "DMD rim lio'otr‘lo Li‘rtrurr‘R ‘thrpu. gym . mire: tilt Och colour-tic Wildcat we“-uo‘r‘rsrr“r6n Own Home? Route are advanc1us, all the time , and desirable apartmentsrare becom- ing saucer sycry day. We have a number oft very desirable homes for sale. sud can min the tarot: no price right. \ J. M.Laytton&Oo ‘ ""“" INCORPORATED. 1' 6 Railroad Minus. loath Nomad. ‘ 91W MINI NIW unocn‘li PI-IKNI- 1:, Criticism c uphill MM tram nus-or“... mu untrue om r. g», a hit line of Miter-,1”.
Norwalk Chronicler