it n we till the preteriptloo you. .
2 111111 on assured the bailout will get.
the full benefit of whatever drugs the ‘
doctor orders. . -.
Flaunt—Becca
Ditto. 1
_ SEOOND~Bec1fuso they are com-
pounded by a registered pharmacist.
‘ Our checking? ate
:A new water'main is being-“laid in
Murray Place.
"."Miss Broderick of Danbury is visit-
ing Mrs. H. Burns of Foster Park.
2 Miss Anna May Angerman, of Fort
grief. is visiting her aunt in Mt. Riga,
.‘ The Baracn Club sail will be post
nosed until Friday evening on account
of theutide.
:Harry W. Hoyt and family of Dan-
bury are visiting M1s.Hoyt's father.
J. C. Hawkins
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held tomorrow at the East ave-
nue Methodist Church.
The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening at the East Ave
nue Methodist Church.
”The regular weekly social service
will be held tomorrow evening at the
Advent Christian Church.
.Trenches have been dug for a con-
nectlngs sewer from near the Advent
Church to Scavlew avenue.
Mrs Harry S. Pope of Bayonne N
J. is the guest of llCi‘ blothcr, William
A. Reid 01' No 8 Fitch street.
St. Ja11139‘ Circle will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. with
Mrs. Edgar Howell, of Cove avenue.
Flcderick Hallock of Washington,
D. C.. who has been spending his vaca-
tion here has been Called back to the
capital.
The New England Food Company is
running to its capacity 110w and doingfi
much overtime work to tiy to catch
up with the orders.
The sewer is being dug acmss the
trolley tracks at Fort street and a
jiggm car is being 11111 from Wedge
Pink to the railroad station for the
benefit of East avenue people.
011 account of the high tides after-
noons this week the bathing beach at
Grcgmy’s Point is c1owded daily as
more people are able to get away in
the afternoons than there 11111 moxu-
ings,
Edwald F. Smith the genial tele
phone man has returned ham a hill
to Maine on the pulp calrylng schoo
ner Bi11lsall.lle is as brown as a nut
and reports having had the1 time of his
life. The trout which he caught there
he is saying 1litile about for fear that
people who don't know him would put
him in the Auanias club so all he says
about the fishing was that it was the
best he ever had. He left Callus, Me..
y1~sici1l11y,and came straight through
by train
—-"My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest. i ap
plied Dr. Thomas Eclcctric Oil The
pain ceased and the child sunk into a
restful sleep.."-—Mrs Nancy M ,lIair
sen Hamilton. N. .Y.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Jonas and son. of Cudllpp
street, are spending a few days in
New York city.
Mrs. Theron (l. Lockwood. of flow-
nylon avenue. is entertaining relatives
from New York.
William hunch: of Borgia New Jer-
soy. in the intent of Mrs. Henrietta
Raymond, of Raymond street
Alhorl Mills in moving from tin1
Library itulldiug to h‘ortymocond
street. where he has purchased 11
house.
11 1111-1111 1111111111111 of young people
have been enjoying the film swimming
at Hickory llluil' during the afternoons
this work.
11 Aaron Stevens picked up n rowhont
while out in Lona island Bound. ycs-
1111111111. and in waiting for the owner
to c inim ii
Ml' and Mrs. W. C iiuil,ot31am~
ford. vent yesterday afternoon to Pine
Corners. Itowayum. whore they will
stay for a couple of 11111111111.
Courtland Cone 111111 resumed his po-
sition 1111 opera or in tile signal tower
at Waylon, 11 the extra man from
tilt section is in charge.
The Harvey 8.Acl111rt place in flow-
nylon arcane, has been sold to Bom-
uol White. of. the West tilde who will
take possession when it is vacated by
Allen Douche). who to building a new
house.
The well drilling apparatus on Miss
mill, Warner‘s property has struck
111211111. having it slow or thirty 1.1111
The it filling operations pill
if” _.
i the drugs ”9,011
’hls trite.
piimiuates all ,1
entyone years B80
ed to do the work itself.
year,
early by Jackson, a school boy from
1111. 11111119 its or. 11111211 employed
in Ridgoiield, was called to this place
by telephone, last 11111111 at 11 11 clock.
communal of the sudden illness of
Mr. ltlihef‘elter s mired a
carriage and drove h as there was
11011111111 at that 111 night.
‘J lip Penny. w o
toyed b
Mrs. p y
IDibblc, was mm... 11, lot nus
morning when he found a large hind
turtle marked with the initials 0.11.
5., 1830. They owers cut by Mrs.
Dibble’s brother Ollvewii. Sceley. sev-
There are letters at the Rowayton
:; pcsi- office for Miss Clara Adams, M. R.
.. Crossway. Charles Burr. Dick Hamil-
1 ton. Peter Miller, Mrs Y Morton, M13.
,j George A. McFettrldge John Mahon.
. William Laviues. Mrs. Pettit, George
W. Raymond Mrs. Charles Tlllel, mm
W. Weed, Mr. and Mrs. L. Williams.
. w...
the progress ‘of the preliminary work
on the new Rowayton railroad station
has been erected by E. Id. Pratt, fore
man of the buildings for the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company. Owing to a misunder-
were given the contract, some weeks
ago the railroad company has decid-
Foreman
Riley andgang commenced work on
the grading and wideningof the drive- M
way today. The cellar work for the
new depot will be commenced shortly.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Lillian King, the Noroton Heights
girl‘ whose skull was fractured in
two places by 11 fall. the other night.
continues to improve at. the Stamford
Hospital. it is now believed she will
\I‘CCOVGI‘.
W. K. Shepard, who won the Con
noctlcut golf championship last week
at Hartford, played at Wee Burn, lost
but was put out of the going
New Britain. Shepard was champion
in 1905. R. D. Sanford, of Woo Burn,
who won the State championship a
year ago at Wlee Burn. did not defend
the title. Sanford is playing but little
golf this your.
._.—_...____
WESTPORT.
Friends are visiting Miss Marjorie
Beers.
...__....
The residence of J. Bouf‘ger is be-
it. repainted.
'1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis ll. Mills passed
Monday in Bridgeport.
Robert T. Lees has purchased a
handsome new auto.
The auxiliary boat “Ruth" has been
sold by R. G.‘ Sanford.
Harry R. Sherwood has gout1 on
business trip to Colorado.
11
Mrs. Frank Godfrey has large
number of 11111111111111 boarders.
Charles Salmon and family
moved to their home in Weston.
ll
ii are
ll. W, Rancher has put a new soda
fountain in his Saugatuck store.
Aspotuck lodge, K. of P.. 111111. Mon-
day evening and installed officers.
.l. Chivoio is having his saloon on
State 111111111 remodeled and dccoral
ed.
Mrs. John
her home in Weston after u bricf visit
in town.
Miss Edna llradlcy of Sangniuck.
has been 11 recent gncsi of f floods in
South port.
Eli Mend, local iivorylnun, has pur
chased 11 handsome turnout from llrld
gcpcrt parties.
Mrs. John Iiatteracu 111 entertaining
her sister. Mrs. lv‘rnnk Runs of Man-
chester, N. ll.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wood of l’hila-
dolphin, are visiting at the boom of
Willard Adams.
4......—
Mr. and Mrs. llrnly Hendricks are
entertaining their grandson, li‘rnnk
Newali of Strniford.
Fill Ii. Mend in exhibition a brand
new turnout boulzht at the Elwood
stables in Bridgeport.
of Mrs. 1011111111 1111111211 and will iokn
possession right away.
Mono: Wheeler has arrived from
the South and will spend the 1111111-
incr at the old homestead.
Dr. Howard Taylor and family of
New York, have arrived at their new
summer 11111111 in the Forms.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey are
entertaining friends from Weston at
their cottage at 0111111111 1111111111
Wit-W
Miss Gilbert raga ed to take charge
of the laundry nor 111 hi. C. 111111101
new steam laundry in Cream Farina.
Mrs. James Walsh
one is entertaining in
hamlet of East Orange, New Jersey.
WW
Mrs. likiward Denis of
a former resident of Weslpori,
cilia at the iii“! 3
a very critical 11111111
the 11111111111 now some fl:
The shed which will be used during .
standing with Lathrcp it Shea who ‘
Baker has returned to ‘
8. H.8t0ili01‘ has 1101111111 tho 1111111 2
Bridgeport.
1
Joseph Pinkham has rented a farm
at Chestnut Hill where he intends! to
:aislc all kinds of cattle. horses and.
owe.
The granite coping of the wall about
the new library has been not and the
, Work of completion the building is ra-
rilllv acids on.
Dr. Elmer Allen. who has been cruis-
lug among the Norwaik Islands in his
new house boat, has rcturxied to his
home in Saugatuck
Mrs. Macbeth of New York has or
rived at the homeof her father, Snln~
nel Elwood to help care for him dur-
ing his long sickness.
The Sunday School of 'I‘Ilnlty
church 11111 planning to Join the union
picnic of several Sunday schools Tues
day, ‘July 30, at Bronx park. N.Y
. NEW CANAAN.
William Coo of Vermont is a
of his brother, John Coo.
._._._...
guest
Miss Ethel Taylor is the new clerk
in Burdett's dry goods store.
Percy Baker has returned after
visit with friends in New York.
Rev. J. C. Wyckcff and
spending the summer
HSS.
fl
wife
at
It rc
Dr. Thomas Tunney has had a
lephone placed in his Cherry street
lomc
Seth Gregory, who was threatened
with dephtherln, is said 'to be out of
danger. .
Miss May Fairty has
from a two Week's visit at
Park, N. J
returned
Asbury
Miss Ethel Rodlmer and sister are
visiling for two weeks with blends in
Bavonne, N. J.
Miss Mabel Reiner has returned af-
ter a few days visit with Mrs. John
Brant, New York.
Mrs. B, S. Wouudy is making a
month’s visit with relatives in Mas-
sachusetts and Maine.
A number of local business; men
were guests at the New Canaan bun-
galow, Lake. \‘i’accabuc, Sunday.
___..T.._.__,__
llnrold Hamilton has been cntcr-
mining his cousin. from New York,
at the Colonial. North Main street.
Nicholas Burns of Brooklyn. who
has been visiting his cousin. Mrs.
John E. Hersam, has returned home.
Charles Banks has completed the
icl house. ‘on the Dr. White proper-
lV.
Mrs. David H. Avery who suffered
11 shock at her home on Richmond
Hill, recently, is still in a serious con-
dltlon.
Mrs. George Gregory 11nd child of
Stamford. are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fulrty, Seminary
strcct. ' a
Miss Jeanette Lockwood and Mrs.
William Sammie of Stamford visited
with Miss Emma Sammie, l‘nrk street,
Sunday.
Benedict and Company‘s shoo fuc-
tory which has bccn shut down for tho
past week. for inventory, resumed op-
erations yesterday.
Forty hours’ devotional service is
being held in St. Aloysius Church
and priests from neighborlnlz towns
are assisting in 1hr1 ceremony.
Dr. C. B. chlor drow1 his compound
touring car from the furloly in Middle
town to his homo here, Saturday
morning, 111 three hours.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. 1111111111. and
daughter, M11111 1). Evelyn and friend.
from Stamford enjoyed an outing with
friends in Belle island. Sunday.
Mina lsadorc Nilicrnon and friend
who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. William Strong, Park street
haw returned to their home in Brook
yu.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. lirlndei of
New York and Masters Willie and
Everett Rover of Woohawken Heights.
are 11111111111 of Mr. and Mrs. William 8i-
mon, South Main street.
M
Mr and Mrs McDonald of New
York are also log for 11 two days ata
tho Blrdnull 111111111. M1111. McDonald is
11 victor of 11.111}. thither Kelley,
Bridgeport. formerly of this town.
of
wws..mmm.
'i‘llc Misses AyrcsIhuvo rented their
Seminary Street house to Miss lunclol
111‘ Now York. On Monday they started
for Aubury Park where they will
spend the remainder of tho sounder.
They wore accompanied in Miss (3111'-
.ter.
Over fifty colored people attended
the levivnl inputting in lbwmondu
llull 81111111111 evening A 1.111;. num-
ber of colored 11111111111111 also 11111111111111
the Einmlnyusrlumi session held at ii:
110 in’ the afternoon At lilo evening
liivorside are service a 111111101111 or local while peo-
1111 Francis iii!!- ole were present and assisted in the
singing.
W
The New Canaan Regulars polled
who together suturduy and saw local spec
underwoni an 0 oration for 3011001111 tutors about as line 1111 article of bail
irt. hospital 111 in so was 11111111 11111111 here Their 11111111111
uisis. the Winnlpauinf won out in the
lust tuning by the score or ii i. The to
i
The 110111108 ileum association Jill"! cats played a better game than the
received will that tit mast vacate visitors.
at. although they secured 14
would 9 hits to the visitor‘s it they were on:
that 111 Ailiitlt that '1th poor silica luckttuoufulus at Wilbfflhtltflltil my...
3:
a.
Boston. .
101- 2
foundation fo1 the Winfield S. Bax~ .
'I‘u c'id‘ d
but inspectifnlly to the matron who
or to his knock. '1 1 .
8 “im not 111-1111111 .8 111211 11111111111111.0111: ,
needr
this time, 1111111111." lilo said. “flip
ies of world up»
in' a coupl o’ arid
parel, commonly ca
shuns, but Lhdp 1 lithow better' at
dull ’em that.‘ Have ya got 1111110110
1111001111 foot shoes, 1N‘o. 9 about the
.4111
ii. J. lingeulleli
81111 811
iJ4 i313
Washington Street.
50. Norwaik
2 Fine Assortment of
Souvenir Pest Cards
2511 doz.
WM. A BRifihERMANS
slush: page
Donovan Block. 132 Washington If.
our Laundry.
hMMMm
On Yopr Walls
out 11an 111m you cyst plus. we
put them on. Alli 11119110 1911111- Io no
paper-20d this your! ' ‘
Our stock of Wall Paper ”pl-cunt-
1110 very 1.1m patterns. The “1068"!“
have bun mode from the 1001 produc-
tion of the ghost glacial-1,0.
Agent for tho Wm. Campbell A Os.
and Fr. Deck 10:: 1“"
0 ‘ ‘ Kirov} ‘ l ‘
cracker» ”mum. Hoummdoh
in' can. lmdl’iltlim ‘
Whit. Rooms! Polo. with m
1011.
Cloth Shad”. with 1.1.1... lilo.
Window Chitin and Plum Prom
made 050 0116011.
”lotion. lam "solid. and M
It'll!-
Ack for “0. A H " Green Trading
Stumpy-we give them.
I1" Inn-sun
Anon! fol-‘61.“
..
11.11"“
L. N DECKER
I1 Washington “not.
Tel. c911. M Not-1min
”crow .....
The
11
8111111111; nation
is
alwalls solved if llOlll'
. kitchen contamsa Gas
Range and Water
flannel.
Ask 111111 cock what
she thinks about 11.01
drop us 1 line 1111 We
will call and explain.
60111111111111
Company
Phone“.
4.1MWW.
appeared at the kitchen door in answ/
led second hand ’ 2
house button. that. is him, spare a
2. 111111 Office 2181 11111111111
moan-1111.11
15"“?1‘ locum “Lg;
BRIDGEPORT.
Ectel Mahagkemo.
J. n. coNNon.m11ggu-.
sanvuce hero-oars
cumin: uusunPAssao
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 752681213;
For further particulars apply, at of-‘
lies. Telephone .488
..1
”till 11111111
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January I
19061 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day (excep
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receives
111: Norwalk up to 1! 11.111. and South
_ NorWalk up to 6: 30 p.m
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Arming J. Smith. ’ c .C, Hegemln
Lou". ' General Agent
pends
Potatoes, Der pk. u 1 o I'o‘n‘u'mr‘vl’rl's'c‘o s 300
2 lbs. Lard . 1 . 1 . . a u 1 c 1 a nu u'ru'o‘c‘n 250
The Very Best Butter, per lb. w. 200.
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ..... 26c
3 lbs. Soda Crackers
250
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave, East Norwalk.
illielli liunahnuis
$550
We have a few new 1907 Orient
Runaboutc for sale at $350 each.
i. E liliKiiiiilfl 8180
“Hone-t Good- at Honut Prices."
80 Wall Om». Now-1k.
EVERY LADY'B'DQEGIING CHAN
, IIthfld b. ‘00!wa with I lllrnot:
snow white, one piece “Standard"
celun Enameled Lavatory.
Have {011 over Itopped to conflict
how not htfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dreuln chamber sleep
in: apartment 9 first. floor toilet
room? its presence would afford xcl'
the highest degree of comfort.
w. will gladly 111th you prion. Din
plumbers are sir rctly compliant M
clinics bonnet and reliable.
Horace R flash.
DORNIR yang AND war on
11.111111111111111
IOUTH NORWALK DONN-
runners limit»
‘ 1111911111"
‘1...’
my.
sumac AND Home.
In um
m '1
locus 11 marksman, m
11.11 8111111111, 111/looms.
11111
I casualties 11. 311111111111. 11111 lfioo- _ -
. I do: scrunch. Minn
biscuit-011s. ' '
I‘ll
tumour
”with Well Mo 61 Wilts“ “In
mm
leaking" ;
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1,;
AND, MANY , 131111.11
Summer Goods 2
. 1111.14
HARDWARE. 1 "
112 wasHlNcToN eraser.
Phone 667.
on In the 11.11.111.11 Having Your
'SundayIDI nor at the.
GL1!" .ORD 2 '
No worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother with
. dishes or stove who‘d pleasant
Weather comes. . I
Courteous Service. ,
Pleasant Surroundlu. 14
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
' My Proprietor. '
, -. " Telephone 49!. 1”
THE LATEST AND BEST
LillllllMiilltl‘S
at $27501).
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers. at 86.50
to 88 00. “Wimp. v
A complete cusortment of the best
grades or RAKES. HOEs. GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELs, SPADES, and 1111
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
801111111 Hardware. 60.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97-5.
811111111111 ’3 Paint!
*. gEAST llNDRWALK
pp...—
lhclll Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to+0rdcn
1*
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Sullivan,
Proprietor.
11111111 111111111
46 Wall at. Not-walk. _
I4 Washington UL. 811. Newsfl- ‘
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have nvcni decided Ill-uln-
to Income producing property that'
must locum In voluc won 111- mom
growth of the town.
PRESTO-LITE TANKB. 4..
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tires. Lampl, Dill. Dry
1 Colin, Spark Plugs. etc.
Launch Engines, novel-I. Damian.
Tarp-allot. Tents. Awnin 11”: and Iail‘l.
204 wast-imam 01’.
PRIOT-O-LITE TANK...
We...»
FRANK C.
VAN SCQY
l'. B. Robertson.- Proprietor. ,
(GEORGET WN MA SPIRITS)
F01" 5'“ JIPMII- hellish. Varnish”. Pilot—l"
‘ . , Invaders. ‘ 1’
THE CHARLES E. SHOlES COMPANY .
. Solo Sales Agent: ‘
‘64 Front Street.
a
New York City
Decorator,
East Norwalk
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without tndorscr. .All transactions »
strictly confidential. Call and see us.
lNDEPENDENIT LOAN AND SECUR-
YOOn ’
Haviland Building. Washington 82!.
attics hours. 9 a. m.- to 8 p. m.
1111111111111 Milling 811121——
THAN NEW YORK REAL‘ ESTATE.
11111 years this Company has paid
(7;. Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares. by'check issued .
semi-annually: Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to tide.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10,000
accepted p111 tiripallng in earnings
1111111 date oi 111ccipt.
A card will bring you 11111 literature
01 a pc1sonal intclvlcw.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
a
184? ‘
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM .
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING
an and Steam Found, a... Fools-111
Metal Ceiling; Etc. ,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES ,8: HOTCHKISfi
CO ANY-
11 WALL are; '1', 11:13de
THE. SOUTH NOBWALK
gm.“ waneucuét.
FURNITURE, ”litmus. are.
“1.111101104811044.
5:1, For Particuiurc Adana
c. N- 11111111113111.
Office, Room A. ”gallium! Dim
Wuhihgion $313012. ' .
wh“ “01 so 1....
Own Home ‘2
Rants are advancing ill the “and
and desirable apartments arc'bc ‘
1113 Icarcef every day. We hall I .
number of very 1111111111111 112%? . .
sale. and can 1119!!
price right.
.1. Enema,
'11-!- Inconfioiu'reo. ‘~‘7
6 Railroad Avenue. loath Nomi»
tim‘
morn mun
nor-ran 111.1
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