When we till the prescription NW
can feel assured the patient will get
the full benefit at whatever drugs the
doctor orders.
. FlRD'i'mBecanse
pure. ‘
SECONDMBecnuse they are 010m
pounded by a registered pharmacist.
Our checking system eliminates all
chances of errors “"
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Mill”. and Mrs. Richard Irwln' spent
Sunday. in Westport.
. Brown Brothers irad their
launch out for a “spin yesterday
new
Rev.F .2. Ellis. of Danbury, is the
guest of. Rev. F.S.Ainsworti1.
‘ “'4 M
Th'o regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
Two cruising parties. on the cat-
boats Existence and Neptune put in
for the night at nation's Point, last
HIM!
Misses Reba Simona Edna Day.
Ethel Parmnlee. Eva and Leila iloweu
.are attending a house party in Green-
tiéid Hill.
Miss Mildred Baldwin. of this place,
has returned home. after spending a
few days with Miss Katherine Nichols,
of Bethel.
The picnic of the Advent. Christian
Church Sunday school will be hold
the last Wednesday of July, instead of
the last Monday, as was stated \es-
terday.
, Mrs. Albert Dunn. of iletts Placc.
“TN" underwent an operation at St.
,flo's ,Hospital, New York, is now
lug along nicely and has been
rought. to her home. where she is
under the care of Dr. L. M. Allen.
, The ilaraca Club and a few mem-
bers of the Pastime Club as guests
will go out for a sail, tomorrow even-
ing. After the sail on the sound, re-
freshments will be served. The party
will leave H. J. Hipson’s dock at 7:30
sharp. -
1 Two women engaged in a fierce
scrap on the Washington street bridge
about 1 o'clock this morning and the
language used by one of them was not
of the choicest. A complaint was
made to the police. but no arrests fol-
lowed.
The work of sawing off the piles
which have. obstructed the space west
of. the draw bridge has been complet-
ed and it is now available for launches
to use. If any launch owner forgets
and tries to use it half tide, there
is likely to be trouble for the craft._
The following is a list of the. Sunday
visitors at Camp Empty. which is io-
catod at Cali’ Pasture Bench: Misses
Mario Wolf. Minnie Wolf. Louise 0]-
deuschlngcr. Minnie Oidenschiager,
Annic Peters. Mrs. John Peters.
icorgo ()vorton. Fred Scofleid, Charles
Luudouist.
ROWAYTON.
,A number of the young people are
enjoying eoiing expeditions in the riv-
er, and report good luck:
1
All dog owners should bear in mind
that the law requires them to procure
from tho town clerk the new style of
brass lugs for their dogs on or before
August 1.
,I’rofcssor Ackurt's orchestra gave a
concert, lust evening. at the 'rcsi-
dcnco of Mr. and Mrs. John Sulliln.
of Raymond street, The members of
the organization are Miss Edna Savage
violluiutc: Miss Mary Sniiiin pinn'isto
and ‘iiurvoy S. Acknrh coinctist.
'l‘ho (“tonccticut Company has men
at Wtii‘li today lowering the tracks in
McKinley street. and it is expected but
all tho work there will be. completed
within 11 wrrck. The town through Cou-
siulrio Edward J. lindrignn. has done
1'1 good deal of eutiluf. filling and grad
11g.
’I‘ho vicinity fo the Rownyton sta-
tlouu will soon be the scene of great
nativity 1111 the work on the now depot
is to be niariod. ’i‘oday Luthrop and
Elliott. who have the contract to do the
grading to tho highway using the earth
for filling for the new spur track. are
t‘rruciiuu u shanty. This will be used to
hoop tools. «to, while the. work is in
progress.
A number of ltownytuu people were
witnesses to a little disturbance at
Roton i’olnt D1111 night. ‘Willlum
Northrop. of inn-ion, was there and
was making himsoll obnoxious to a
number of ladies. il is claimed. Con
is J. J. Goodwin, of South Nor
wait, told Northrop to keep quiet. on
whim the latter persisted in his 11
noyoncc.. the doughty constable sail-
ed into him. and iliililt' matters de-
cide'dly unpleasant for Mr Northrop
DARIEN AND WNOROTON.
Miss Ethel titanium of Brooklyn. is
the guest of Miss Estella Austen.
rs. Entrust Blbkiicr has returned
pleasure trip. during which she
plotted No! mason. New Haven,
‘ Harriers
.3 theria in town in an Italian family in
,, Ncroton. A slx~ycarold child died or
- the disease and another is very sick.
5 she child which died was buried Morr-
. ay.
McMahon, Saturday.
home i
Thirty-innit members of has. Hook
and Ladder Company wont to Steeple-
chase island. Sunday. and held a claim-
bake there.
The Junior Endeavorsrs of the Con
gregational Church will hold a lawn
fete on the 9th, at the home of Thai)
dare Austen. 11 *
1 Sunday the Barton antocops caught
fourteen New York and New Jersey
automobiiists. who were going over
forty miles per hour. Fines of 810 and
costs Were administered in each case
There have been two cases of diph
-—Oll. 11c per gal” ' best Tomatoes.
120 per can: 3 cans best Corn for 250;
Condensed Milk, 3 cans for 25c: Jones'
and Piisbury' s Flour 800 per bag: best
Creamery Butter. 28c; 6 sheets Fly P11-
per for Be. Bates' Grocery Store.
~
Joseph Hindiey was a visitor in
South Norwalk yesterday on business.
For the first time in years. Darien
has a real live circus within its hor
dcrs. Sig De Aime is startling the
burgh with the wonders of his show.
In the finals for the W. D. Barkley
cup at, Wee Burn', Saturday E. L. Sco-
fleld. Jr., beat E. E. Rlnchart, Jr., 3
up and 2 to play. The qualifying
round at 18 holes medal play, for the
C. F. Dean cup, also was played E IA
Scofleid, 87 19 68. and D. '1‘. Wood
bury, 89 20. 69.11111] the two best
cards and they qualified.
Representative Charles 0. Water-
bury beurd a. rather funny story about
Duricn recently. One of his fellow
legislators from a small town up state
confldiugly asked another "rube" So-
lon: “Did you hear what. they 'did
down in Dairy A1111 last your Why the
town was 380.000 iln debt and they
caught enough automobiles to pay off
the town debt and fix up all the roads.
How'sthnt?" \
Michael Kelly. a Civil War veteran,
who has been in the Soldiers‘ Home
at Noroton, was fined $5 for drunken-
ness in the Stamford ciiy court, yes-
terday morning. Judge Young sus-
pended execution of the sentence. but
before he was donoarinronishiug Kel-
ly the latter was on his way toward
the court-room door, but in hand. His
"thank you, your Honor; good day,
sir.” gave Way to 11 frightened look
when Prosecutor Cal'tcr stcrnly waved
him back to his scat and told him to
wait. He was arrested by i‘niicoman
The Connecticut golf championship.
which has been held four times by a
Wee Burn member. goes, this your,
to the New Haven Country Club. as
W. K. Shepard. of that club, defeated
E. 'i‘rcdernick. of Mcridcn, Saturday
by 10 up and 9 to go. Shepard was
eight up on the morning rouinl. The
first Connecticut championship was
won by Tom Cheney. of Manchester.
The ncxt your Dr, Carl E. Martin, of
Fairfiold County, won. defeating C. H.
Seoly in the final round. which was
played at Woe Burn. The next three
years the championship was won by
Seciv. Lost your it. was won by
Sandford. of Wes Burn, who defeated
Dr. Martin in tho. filial round. The
tournament. was played at Wee Burn.
NEW CANAAN.
in. roporrorr limi little smrr Grog-
ory is suffering from diphtheria.
Richard Storms is adding a buck
porcii to his house on Grove street.
Miss Eleanor Hull entertained her
Sunday school class at The Knob, Fri-
day.
Mrs. Joint Sloan and daughter. Miss
Alice, of Newark, uro visitors in
town.
Mrs. Saylor, of Brooklyn, has boon it
rarest of Mrs. Charles Kaiser, I'urk
street.
Ins Lyons or New York.
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Mrs. Bangert s visitinit her sister,
‘ Mrs. Lyman Beers. in wanton.
m
* leopard Mackenzie has accepted a
position in the National Bank.
Frank Di Viovnnni has been
guest of friends in New Haven.
tho
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Snags have
returned to their home in Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J Wallace
l’unzclt
‘ are entertaining friends from out of
town.
Mrs. Edgar Perry has becna re
cent. guest of her mother, Mrs ilonry
’i‘aylor.‘
w
siting in Bridgeport, has
home,
returned
Mrs, Hone Bordon of New Haven
and two children are guests of Mrs.
Neil Mitchell.
Miss Alice Otstots is spending part.
of her vacation with her sister
Charles Bulkley.
Charles M. Jesup of New York, who
has been a recent guest in town. has
returned home.
Augustus Lohu was a guest of his
father and brother, Edward Lchn in
Rosoviilc, Sunday. ‘
Mr. and Mrs Fred Salmon, River-
from but of town.
. Miss Louise Sherwood has been
visiting at the home of Mrs.
itoscoe' in Southport.
Mr. and Mrs. Increase Parsoli of
Greens Forms are entertaining conr
party from New Mexico.
J. Frank Elwood. who has
enjoying a two week’s vacation
Ohio, has returned home.
been
in
Miss Marthe Mills has been a re
cent. guest of her mother, Mrs. Wii‘
i‘rcd Lewis. on Dingcc i-iiil.
Mrs. Emma L. Fitch has sold to S.
H. Shoutoi‘ of New Rochelle. 12 acres
with buildings at Poplar I’luins.
Miss Florence Foster has been u re-
cent glloilt of her sister Mrs. limos
Buikioy of Mill Hill, Southport.
Miss Emily Downs has been a re
cent guest of the Misses Susan and
Elinor Bulkiey of the Farms.
Several young people from this place
attended the meeting and dance Fri-
day at Greenfield Country Club.
Kenneth Mackenzie, Si‘., has been 11
recent guest of his granddaughter,
Mrs. Grace Sherwood, in Bethel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Averhili has returned
to her ironic in New York after a
pleasant visit with friends in town.
Miss idn Jennings has returned to
home home in Hartford after spending
a few days with her parents in Green
Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mitchell are
spending the summer at the home of
Mrs. Julian Wrrkcmun in Greens
Forms.
The regular business meeting of the
C. E. Society of the Greens Forms
church will be held this evening in the
chapel,
The Epworth League of the Mctho
dist church have discontinued meet
lugs during the months of July and
August.
Miss inulsc Bulkicy, who has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. William Mid-
disbrook, in Bridgeport, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond.
Riverside avenue. are entertaining
Mrs. Royal Raymond and son of Wli‘
nrlngton.
One of tho many features of the
lawn fete which is to be held at i’ur-
sonngo park will be the
hand. of Norwaik.
Mrs. Hope Bordon, who took a
leading part in the contain at Trinity
church Sunday evening has returned
to her home in New Haven.
James Often. of Siam-
ford, were callers at the home of
James Smullborn, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs
Robert Morse has purchased 11 lot
next to St. Mark’s rectory. on which
he will build a house. Mr. Morse
who has managed the iilrdsuli House
for a number of years, expects to
retire soon, and will devote all his
time to his real estate business.
WESTPORT.
W
Mrs. Curl Dodge in visiting in
York.
I
Now
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Dr. A. M. Hunter is
town.
visiting in
Anpetuck lodge. K. of 1’. meals this
evening.
W
Mrs. Harriet Price in
Bridgeport.
visiting
ing at 7 o'clock.
from
i
Henry Downs has returned
Brooklyn, N. Y
Miss May Fitch is entertaining her
niece from Norwulk .
lite sister in Bridgeport
was in town yesterday.
A fishing excursion in which Merv
11ers. Krauser, Hoirhaussr and Dan
Farrier participated. resulted in a Dill-
..”
Mrs. William Elwood of Bouthport.
Peter Larson gave 11 party to a
large number of his friends one eye
ping last week. Dunning was one of the
chief attractions of the evening.
Miss Charlotte Hamilton, youngest
daughter of Rev. Alexander Hamilton.
for many yours u resident of this
vicinity. is very ill of Pittsburg. Muss.
whom she is spending the summer.
The suimcription (lance which was
bold in Torrent hull ’i‘hursduy evening
was a grand affair. The committee
who had charge of this plcuuuut ni-
Iuir were Richard ’i‘nyior and C. M.
Kurupcr. Caterer Patric furnished
supper.
Miss Catherine iiurr of State street.
celebrated her tenth birthday Satur-
Iii day afternoon by inviting a number of
her young friends to spend the after»
noon. Lunch was settled on the lawn
The Wiyfl' brigade meets this even and the children certainly enjoyed
themselves.
The funeral of Mrs. Martin Dosolior
of Snugntuck. who died in a New York
hospital following on operation. was
held from Christ Church Sunday at»
ternoon and was largely attended Ber
sides a husband. deceased is survived
W-
John Kimbcr has been the guest or by three children Louis. May and He-
len Doschot'. interment was in Oak
Lawn cemetery, F‘nirfield.
Trinity Memorial church was Well
filled Sunday evening when the choir
rendered the definite. “Ruth." The
cantata was divided into two parts.
“horror and Jolt." The character-I
#Mrs. Joseph Hyatt is entertaining
Mrs. Mary Jones. who has boon vi- '
Mrs: 1 I
1 .
side avenue, are entertaining friends
Fred
Hungarian
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‘. Willi Kunbor; Hunduu
11.1.11
.. chorus; mus
Mil
the Romper
Mr. Blade. 1
the McCready
had the alone you
i
chins
proper
l borde‘riug- his pro
completed will be one of the finest
read in thersiate.
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l34 illB
Washmqion Street.
811. Norwoik.
Fine Assortment of
250 doz.
WM. A BRIGBERMAN S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
Agent for crmcnt Laundry.
H1H111 Hall P111111
On. You Walls
that have pleased you ovor line. we
put them on. Any more North to be
papcmi this year!
Our Itock of Wall Paper unmarri-
thc vary tutu! patterns. The solutions
have been ‘mado from the 1907 produc-
tion- of the but factories.
Agent for the W111. Campbelli Go.
and Fr. Beck Dru
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Whirl Ola-swan. unnatural-h
raucous. Fisherman? ~ 1
wmt‘u unfilled!“ «no [star-u.
10°. 1
Cloth shad... with fringe. sac.
Window Chains and PM Fram-
made 00 OM.-
Painting. Pow Hanging and M
sting.
Ask for "a. a H." Green Trading
Stamps—we give them.
L 11. DECKER
I7 Washington “not.
'l'ci. Don.
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Scintillation
alwaus solved if 110111
kitchen contains a Gas
Range arid Water
Heater.
Ask 111111 cook’ what
drop us 11 line and we
will call and swirls.
GODDtcilcllt
1111111. on. "
1 . u Edmund-‘01
she 11111111111.er Miss libni
recently unsatisfied . ,.
ty at Cornpo has
ptorty all torn down and reconstruct- M
ed; also the rdr‘id i‘onulri‘d. which when
W
'i‘hn mantis 150“!“ of the well about
the Jesup library was out Wednesday
and the place begins to give evidence
that it may be mounted by the middle
of .August. when the post. office will re-
quits the rooms new devoted to the
hooks. .,
Souvenir Post Cards I
Midi! Nam-lit. .
she thinks about ll, or
ideas.
Tcioptronc at on“; 698.
Telephone“: cities. 839-2.
Hui {raiders
Olin lion’s than Building
soul's NOiiWALK.
. thin Olin, iii State Street
anrneeponr.
Hotel Mahackemo.
.I. It. CONNOR. Manager.
SERVICE UP-TO-DATI i
CUISINE UNSUHPASBED
MATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Gents.
For further particulars apply at of-
iice. Telephone 488
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January I
1996, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight' receive
at Norwaik up to 4 p. m. and Soul.)
Norwsik up to 6: 30 p.111.
. NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Analog J. Smith, 0 .c Housman
lieu”. General Agent
A
Specials.
Potatoes, per pk. ....1.'.~..r‘nr.».... 300
2 lbs. Lard .............-.<.—.1.-.1.-.<.~. 26c
The Very Best Butter, per it). 1..~. 291:
3 lbs. Milk Crackers 25c
3 lbs. Soda Crackers 250
Phone 223—3. ‘
22 Cottage Ave... East Norwalk.
Pianos T1 Rem.
PIANOB TUNED BY THE mos-r
couperaur Torrens WHO CAN
BE batsman.
TENNIS AND GDLF Goons.
F. E. lilillillllilll & Ill.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
8| Wail lit-um Nam-lit.
svznv. Lanv's insecure 6.41.}.
can
should be oduipnad with. natal?
snow white, one piece “Stamford" Po!
estate Enameled lavatory.
. Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold tannins water
in your dressing chamber. sleep
in; apartment of first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford m
the highest degree of comfort.
we will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo
wanton, honest and .roliablo.
Horace R.Nas_i1.
CORNER MAIN AND WIBT IT:
'illll Nlllllilli BANK
worn nonunion court.
'1" a hairdo;
rnAN‘cAo 'a’iiai'ntn; “skins
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DAPITA '
1.1”.”01‘”.
WIPLUGW AND PRONTO.
31.100.90.73
EDWIN H MATHIWOON. PM
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FR HDE11§( H. flDWAN. M Vial-
wrmn Ioowrtu, Minn
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1.191199,
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llailu 1111 Hit E-
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Reintleralors.
Palmer Hammocks
Water' Coolers.
AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods
F
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HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 667-
cm in the Habit of Havinp‘Your
Sunday Dinner at the
' CLIFFORD ‘
No worrying‘ about selecting
your meats, no bother with‘
dishes or stove when pleasant
weather comes. , .
Courteous Service. .
Pleasant Surrounding. Q?
Excellent Cooking. ‘
CHARLES REYNEKE,
‘ “#4 Proprietor.
1 . ‘ Telephone 498.
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THE LATEST AND BEST
° LBWDMDWBI’S
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers, at $5.50
to $6.00. ‘n11wM14qnn-v» -
A compiete'lssortmcnt of the best
grades of RAKES, HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOYELB, SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
Hunk 91111111100.
39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Call 97- 5.
Gregnrgs Point!
“ EAST NORWALK
_..__.
Shor- Dianers and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John O'Suilivan,
Proprietor.
HHHHHHIHHHIHHH
«is Wall 82.. Nor-walls -
I4 Washington 31., So. Nomi!- '
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargain-
in Income products. aren‘t-t! that
must increase in value With tho rapid
growth of tho town.
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PBEST—O—LITE TANKS.
Auto Garage
andMachine Shop.
whoa—cg
Automobiles stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tires, Lamps, Oils. Dry
Colin, Spark Plugs, etc.
Launch Engines. Cavern, Curtains.
uls—
204 WASHINGTON 87..
E. B. Robertson, Proprietor.
restrooms TANKS.
FRANK C.’
VAN SCOY
'1 Home.
' arm .
manual...
/ DID “ma.
a»
m“ Self-Court
GharlesE D0111
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Tar-panting Tents. Awnings and IIIII.
. , To"!
I91 i' .iiennaliti
'{x‘ . .“i
bonus nr's‘nLLsn“ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
True Spirits of Turpentine
‘l (GEORGETOWN AAA SPiRlTS) 1‘ “ 1'
For hue Janitor. Lacquers. Vuniahan, i‘uiulv- ‘
etc . etc.
'il-IE CHARLES E. Si'iOLiL‘i COMPANY. '
Sole 3:ch Agent-
lfyi Front Street. New Yorlt City
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Decorator,
East Ndrwpik 1
Tel. 452.
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees 1
and housewives on their own name
without indorsei‘. All transactions
strictly confident ‘1. , ‘aii and See us. 1
INDEPENDENT ».,,,.r‘v AND SECURA‘
ITY 00.,
Haviiand Building, Washington St. ’
Office heurs. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. ,
idling Safer; liming Saree». .
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed Interest on Its
Bond Shares by check issued
semi-annually. Over halt-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
- Investments of from $100 to $10,090
notcptcd. participating iii. earnings
from date bt‘ receipt.
A card will bring you our literature. ,
or a personal interview.
R. L. cosusn, General Agent, “.9
16 South Main Street. ‘
PLUMBING AND STEAM ',
HEATING 1
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES 1
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
an and Steam Fitting, can Fixture.
Metal Ceiling. Eta. .
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL‘ cruiser.
"dawn. ~
THE SOUTH NORWALK
STORA ‘ E
[our wAnsuouss. can
for
FURNITURE. PlANOA-ETC. ‘ ”
Telephone, 349—6.
For Particulars Address
9. N. McKIBBINr
Office, Room 4. Havllsnd Block.
Washington Itrut.
Whu Not Burl Your
Own Homer: ‘
, Rents are advancing all the DIM
and desirable apartments are. beeping
ng mrcer ovary day We have a
umber 0: very destrabie homes for .
tale. and can make the tonal INA:
rice right.
.192. Layton 8t 00
”*4 Incom‘a'o‘n'arso. ‘, "
million! Avenue. Iouth Hamill:
D'Hl NEW it“:
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PI-
,0111- mm a 11.1.5111 lei; .
Ind Electric ti..| his th‘r lid
to.
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Finely stocked Daft ht
. A hill line of Action.“
tilt 01m celebrated Win.“
tillers" always on girl,"
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