. I“ "' I
“6 BIIda6} “barman.
MTNIIIIMCWINADLIY. Proprietor-
Tab on“ “51-52. .
All Order: Delivered Filbo‘iit-’ ,.
Charles Harte: Dunbury, spent
yesterday'at his home on East ave-
“”9
I
Lotte? Carrier Jesse Seaman is
spending a Couple of days’ vacation
out oII town.
William W. Davis and Miss Edna
nsworth spent Sunday at C. S.
Musworth’s.
‘MISII Lodema Adams, of Benedict
trleut,’ is' spending her vacation par-
hill? in Danbury and a portion at As
y Park, N
I. Drawtender John Cole says that a
lumber of fresh young men on the trol-
oy curs, last evening, grabbed the sa-
;:5 at the draw bridge and tried t0
giving them out so that the cars would
quash them.
1 'zMiI's. Whitson Wheeler and Miss Ms
awkins. of Rowan street, are on-
terta him; their sisters. Mrs. Frances
K. Gildersleeve, of Mattituck, L 1.,
had Mrs. William H. Aldrich and Mrs.
on B. Overtou, of Port Jefferson.
5‘ .
t
~ Tickets were given out yesterday
gt} the session of the Advent Christian
flunduy School for the annual picnic
‘ i the church It is expected: a very
shunt time will bo‘ ed at the picnic
Jen is to be at. easlde Park in
i‘idgeport.
The evening service at the East
Svcnue Methodist Church, yesterday
Ives omit ed, an afternoon service be-
In‘g held it the tent across the street
5t5roru the hurch to take its place ’l‘hisP
llstom ill probably be adhered to
r the wiaim weather
Charles Roddy tried out his new
speed launch yesterday in a brush
a inst the last speed launch owned by
,r. Morgan of Bridgeport, and also
the “Nitro Glycerine” owned by Wll
liam J. McHugb The victory went
to the “Nitio Glycernlne” but it is be
Filovcd that Mr. Ready's craft will do
better when the engine is a bit more
umber-ed up,
h‘,“'l‘obcy' s Sunday School class” do
sited yesterday morning for Coney
slum]. They were all properly tugged
, eioic leaving here. which assured
.t eir safe return In case they became
"lust while in the giddy whirl of the
busy little Island. Now some of the
members of the Debating Society at:
Hafners accuse them or having had
such a hot time that they set fire to
the island.
m
"At a business meeting of the Advent.
Christian Church. lIcl last Thursday
évonirrg, it was voted hat the pastor,
Rev. James W. Davis, be given a two
Weeks vacation. the time of taking
the same to be at the pleasure of the
pastor A communication from the
pastor was read Irv the secretary S.
W. Volsor, iii which the pastor notified
the oillcinl bonrd of his determina-
tlou to retire from this field at. the
close of his present Icnr, September
2,! next. 'l‘lri decision, whilo u inI-
prise to iiieé‘hurcli in general. was
n'ol wholly II oxpoctvd III those most
closely in touch with the pastor to
whom he had expressed himself in
need of a long and complete r.osi Many
oi those present testified to the high
éstomn and regard in which th ruisior
ls hold. and as be very definitely and
posiilIoly stated in his communication
that his (incision was llnal. The church
voted to accept the Horne and adopted
rIuiiiIhii- resolutions in appreciation of
Mr. llirris’s work here.
ROWAYTON.
w
Miss Marlon Crockett, oi Rownyton.
Is visiting with her sister in New lia-
vcn
Mrs. Grace Shine is spending a few
days at llnnliini Lake, in hitchilold
County.
Miss Mnyme ’l'iimiin, of Brooklyn, In
the guest oi Miss Edith Mead, at North
avenue.
Mrs J. M. llatos oi Stumiord has
been the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Moore.
gliiss Marion L'Ilonimcdiou of East
Moi-walk, has been the guest at Miss
Lillian Crockett.
Counts in Edward J. Indrlgsn is
having b is sloop. the Abbey Jane, re-
paired tor the fall season.
Mrs. George Patterson and daughter,
Ethel of New 0th, are at the Huvi
mini 669.361 181 land .
W
aim Mott's sloop. tho Jennie II,
Is now being overhauled and repaired,
and will soon be as good as ever
W
Miss Minnie Morton, or Crockett
priest, . 121W mono“ yisitlni tripods
. to 11116
I have returned
~ ind the house, in:
Jiitvo been speedier: a tow dars' wind
friends irli Bridgeport; have returned
D tree.
oil ovcrhaultniisf Iris sloop. um Hattie
Lulu. and the boat now presents a line
appearance.
William Moore, 0 D., returned to
Brooklyn, today, utter a. two weeks“
vacation, spent with his parents, Mr
‘ and Mrs. William Moore.
m
Misses Blanche and Isabella Morris
to their home in
Brooklyn, utter a visit at the residence
,1. of Mr. and Mrs William Moore.
Miss Vivian Stevens, who Is teach-
:1 lng school at Yonkers New York, has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James E Stevens, oi! Maple avenue.
W
Mrs. James E. Stevens. oi Pesnoyer
street. who was operated on at the
ting along as well as can be expected
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens of Row-
ayton avenue have been entertaining
company from New York tar the past“
week.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Kellogg, of Brooklyn Mrs.
Kellogg was formerly Miss Belle Tut-
tle, of Hickory Bluff.
«a
Captain W. 1. Stevens has launched
his catboat, the Wild Duck, after a
thorough overhauling. The vessel is
now in first- class shape
Mrus Lewis Parker who is visiting
at Mrs. Andrew Mills', of Rowayton
avenue, and who was overcome by the
heat some time, ago, is now entirely
recovered
Mrs Joseph A. Judge and family. at
Philadelphia Pa., are spending a few
days with Mrs. Judge's mother and
father Mr. and Mrs John Crockett, oI
Craw avenue. I
Several young men from Darien
have been camping out at Columbia
Grove for the past week and have now
returned home to get the first square
meal and the first sound sleep they
have had since leaving home.
As the oyster season is closed now
and the oyster-men will not be allow-
ed to dred e until September 20th,
everyone is taking advantage of the
oppoptunity to have their boats ic-
p'aired and the shore along the river
presents some very busy scenes. ,_
Miss Minnie F. Morreil, of Crockett:
avenue, and Miss Eva Atwater, oi Row-
Third Methodist Episcopal Chrrrcb on
probation last evening. and Mr on
Mrs. Louis Atwatei were admitted to;
the church by letter from the Dar ten
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The extensive imprornements upon-
McKlnley street are now nearly finish.-
ed. and will soon be in perfect condi-3
tion. While the work has been going
on the vehicles have been obliged to
go around Crmorktct avenue, causing
ruurli inconvenience, but MogKlnloy
street will be the better 1-5520 two
now.
...—...... o
One of John H. Broadway‘s horses
was taken sick inst week. but It can-
not be told whether the animal will
need to be killed or rroi. One of Mr.
Broadway’s horses was compelled to
be shot last spring on iii-count of hav:
ing the glnirdcis, and it" this one is
filliii. it will menu a serious loss to
rm
A petition is being circulated among
the residents of this place to allow a
darn all the way across the river at
Ibo llello irilIiud bridge by 'l‘lrvoplillo
Euphrai This would be a vast im-
provement tor the owners oi houses on
the shore who dislike to son the mud,
flats at low thin but the boat owners
make ir derided kick against lilt‘ duur
as this would cause it great deal oi
their boats
The new rules on tho iroilI-y line 6,
which permit the cars to stop at only
the white poles. cause some pooplon
little inconvenience cure in II while
particularly those who iliili' been in
the habit of starting out and walking
along the track until they mirct the
car. Now they niust either stop and
wait at one pole or bum and lint to
another before the nor does lint thirso
rules lrnvo made it much cinder for the
cars to run on schedule time and no
complaints are made.
The annual picnic of the Mliiililiiitii
Episcopal Sunday HCYIOOI oi this place
will be held Wednesday the sihool no
ion to Steeplechase island in special
cars, leaving the church iii. It: '30 This
makes the third time in three succi Iii~
slvo yours that the Sunday school illlti
gone to this place tor its annual pio-
nic, and the popularity does not scorn
to decrees. it the weather
~ is rainy the Sunday school
will not be able to secure the cars
again in loss than a week.
some surprise was earned Saturday
evening by a magnum gentleman dashing
throi ighthe self. yards (it his neigh-
bore. putting a? his but. cost turd neck-
tie as he won Inquiry revealed the
fact that the young gentleman had
seen two of his in Jrlends oppronoha
first“: i medinioiy
rather upstiai rs. so: 1216nm and
collar went through a window on the
the old scratch was alter him. until he
. , rosy, has return" rdm
Mrs. Jarires Read and daughter, who
Gawain newts Waterbury has finish-
Norwalk Hospital last Week, ls get— ,
{been visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
nylon avenue. were admitted to the
ck.
acrobatic stunts on the side at his
second to lndow, a yard or more
dual 6
I
all winds purpose.
lupus thought that
broken: but exam-
nation proved the at be .luul
with a barked shill.
brands are beginning toi believd
be
”lit tell titty loot item a hickory tree.
landing between two large rocks and
within six inches or a stone wall. This
spring be overturned a row boat and
Holiius would hays drowned Muster
Jennings is able to be around today.
--ltchl itch! itehl—-Scratchi Scrat
chi Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch Try Doan' s Oint-
ment. It cures piles, ecehms. any
skin itching. All drugglst sell it.
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
......—
Charles Leonard, oi Noroton eni-
ployed as nurse at Fitch's Soldier's“
Home. disappeared tronr there ‘ lustfl
‘Sundny night; and has not been heard
irom since.
.-
Marie the twelve year old daughter
oi David F. Cannavan, a New York
business man. who is surnnrering u't
Colleuder's Point. had a thrilling ride
behind a team of runaway horses Fri-
day.
Governor Woodruit has approved the
bill of F. L. .Burthlornew, treasurer of
the soldiers' hospital board, of 35. 500
for the cure of the sick and wounded
soldiers He has also approved the
bill of the Hartford Retreat for the
Insane for the quarter. ending June 30,
for $1,091.99.
With Mrs. Carinavan and six other
members of the family she was driving
to Stamford in a wagonettc. Frighten—
ed at an automobile the team shied
and threw the waganelte In front of a
street car at the top of Clark’s Hill A
wheel was talreu off and all the Canon.
ans snvo Marie were thrown out The
team dashed down the steep hill the
wagonette swaying from side to side
and the gill screaming hysterically. At
the foot of the hill the vehicle was
turned over and the horses freed them-
selves from it. Marie suffered more
from nervous shock that anything else.
She remained in the wusonttte when it
went over and had a remarkable cs
cape Mrs. Cannavnn was out about.
the face and all the party were bruised
and shaken rrp
NEW CANAAN.
Frank Quinn is now employed on the
Bloomer place Oeuoke avenue.
has
J.
Edwin Bennett of New York
Howard Hoyt.
Word has been receivcdironr Clit-
iord W. Hall that he has arrived saiely
. - in Scotland.
Aitm-rrey James E. Brlnckerhol’i
has returned after several days’ ex
ploraiion of Vermont.
The borough tax book for 1907 is
now in the hands of Tax Collector
Alexander McKcrrdrick.
Arthur I’urrnlce ot‘ Plrilndopliirr is a
guest of his ginndi’wer, WH H.Arlliui,
Stamford avenue .
Miss Helen Todd 0! Philadelphia is
a guest of Mrs. F. A» Shutcs, Park
street for two weeks.
Clifford llorel, Charles Woundy and
hrrrrcrou llorcl are camping at Lake
Siscowit for several days.
'l‘lrc Misses ‘Rodlmor. who have
beiocn visiting friends in New Jersey
for some time, have returned home.
Mrs. Foster has returned to her
trouble in regard to the tending or has been in New link for um
ironic in Mciidun after spending sovo
ral days with Mrs. W. H Dalia, High
who keep their boats above the bridge Ridge
Miss Lottie Williams. the actress.
pnst
tow days arranging for the coming
theatrical season.
lrii Il. Woundy. tho electrician. has
pIiIciIIiscd the barber shop in Main
street which has been conducted by
Charles iiormol Mr. Worrndy will onI
ploy two barber‘s
1! El Doundv the florist is to in
terent local farmers in gathering terns
for the barker There In a Kii‘flt do
urnud for out ferns. and he thinks that
it could be worked up into a thriving
industry.
Mr. and Mrii Eberhardt Schmidt,
who recently sold their place in thir-
tor strcoi sailed for idliropo ’l‘ucsday.
'iiwy will make an indullniio stay and
intend to tour the principal places of
sightseeing in tho old world.
I
The colored ooiirbiiion' ll bliii, bold in
Raymond‘s liiril, Thursday evening.
was not laigel patronized The ex‘
tromo heat on number or oilurr local
entertainments are given as the reason
for the small attendance.
The liuinirr hol by the Ludics’ Aid
Society of the M Church. Thursday
evening was inrgely attended and With
very successful financially. It In said
that over $300 was cleared which
will be used toward ileirirvinn the debt
on the church property.
‘ Grant and Wollei have completed‘
the amnion can I on the - ll.
Fairly place Stamford avenue. It is
back porch root, and run a race with we test deep and flows from Iii) to 80
himself through the back yards as it gallons oi water
or minute They
are preparing to rive a similar well
reached a Norwalk- bound trolley. The on the Channiag Frathiirgiiarn place.
,girlii proceeded to baton rotor, other ornate avenue. ,
you all
He was doing ‘
house by climbing from a coal box to w
the porch root and their swinging to ,
the blinds §
His =‘
oot slipped and 0he tail in the coal 1‘
box had enough to make him bounce
all to the groan .
no or his to:
6ocarr6d 3
Master Johnlngri’ '
bears a charmed lite, as last autumn . ‘
Horace W. Johnson has been ill at _
his home in East avenue tor several ,
N‘ days with malaria.
only for the timely rescue by Harry '
i found in one or our local stores
the other day a piece of that very
finely barred English dlrnity so much".
iouird.
bugs on some all t c smarter white
vc srdts.- '~ 6. '
Pr’it
:Jars.
l"
Your fruit will look nicer it’ you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than they will In the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones buvollghining tops. 1
Crockery, Glassware, I'lousciurnlsh-
lug Goods.
“m, gig—u..— "11"
I. Q... r
3! _.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Ii
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
(hating I I'M! :Iliiiim
--We also the S. a H. Griroir 51mi-
ing Stamp... Ask iori .thomr- '
’ri III
L. ii. DECKERL
31 wanna, emu.
'rol. o... south W
unu—
Gas houses will ad.
varies in price $2. 00
next Season. 5
Manufacturers have
div6n as police.
use your order
this n6ar.
Th6ii will never be
cheaper
(Subsections tree
......
Curitiba
Company
diam as.
A J' bred... &
80“ Eli.
YIIIIIIIIII
Carpets III
I34- I36
Wilsilhltliilll Street.
30. Norwaiir
Colored linens are used for cuffs and E:
II
IOUTH NQBWALK.
13611108166 181 State Street
aaInoEPonT.
J. ll. CONNOR. Manager.
m
Ipssvrcu uptown .
«.7 oursma ousuanuso
it ”\
Ii
bindery DIriners. 75 Goals.
dies. Telephone 8188
iiiiiig Line in Y. Y.
for. fréiglil Inly
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
or Dover street). every day (omens
Sunday}. at 4 p m Freight receive
at Nor-walk up to i p. in. arid Bout!
Nor-Walk up to 6: son
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Aiming J. 'Bmlth, 0.6 Housman
Luisa. General Agent
W
Specials
M‘Ugw'
The Very Best Creamery Butter.
per lb: Ouoioocuooconmrmi. 29C
2 lbs. Pure Lent Lard ............ 250
2 cans Rod Alaska Salmon . ...... 256
Shoulders perlb. ........... 11c
Watcrrnelons, large . . . . . . 35C and 40c
- c
"I” "‘ Phone 223-3. ”"3"
1' Cottage Ave... East Nor-walk.
{illumination
$550
We have a few new 190? Orient
Runaboutl for sale at $850 each.
i. E [lidKliiiiiii ii iii}.
“Hon“! death It Honest Prices."
90 Wall Cubi- Nor-walk.
svssv. Interrogation on};
Min-
should ho Dumped withl Hollie
snow white, one piece “Stealth!" 1’0!
«lain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to confide:
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have not and cold running “to!
in your dressing chamber sloop
lug apartment or that door toilet
room? its presence would sliced :0:
the high It degree 0! comic”. 1‘
We w'il wildly quote yori’priobd DI!
’ plumbers are strictly compound!»
chutes honest and reiisbirn- , ,- ...
Horace R. Nash
eons“ barmaid ,wssr or:
IOU?” NONWNLN. CONN.
VMNONOTI A IININAIS IANKINO
IUIIN IOU.
BAPITA ' ' r'»
”w
WNPLUOW NNN FROM
‘1. 70 am 1..
IDWIN N
NTHIWUON, m
JOHN H,
its»
WlmIN IODWILIS. Milli
‘ Dilllll'mll 5
* I. N. Mlmwi’on fibw ‘
him N NM MEN , .
.imliiir it. Marvin J. VII-lino min .
Christian 8mm
M
A‘mu’do-a‘aha.
JON" Hi L6“.
Mm
' ... ....... W.
pills, lion’s Thain Building ~
parse REAGONA’BLE;
Y 330: Iurtlrer particulars will! It oI-
* 0n and after Tuesday, January I . _
Pier 28, East River, New York, (tool I
III Nillilliii air
it IDIN'iOK ii. downs, anti" vii»- 5‘
‘Vrliéiirgerarcris.
' Palmer ‘Elia‘milioCks.
Water Coalers.
AND MANY OTHEII
Summer Go'ods
IN,“ 665 “full ‘26?
“Wood? 1'
mam ,
.112 WASHINGTON BTREET.
Phone 887.
or. J
' 15 an In tho Hnblt of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at "63
‘ ‘ CLIFFORD ‘
No worrying about selecting
your meats, no both» with
dishes or stove when pleasant
mother comet. . _ 1__
Courteous Service. ,
Plea-ant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
'6' IIIAIILI-zs' IIEYNEIIE,“
m Bropriotor. ”
' Telephone 498."
:I'Iil urns-r [Ado es. ‘
LawnMuwus
at $2. 75 up.
A very siren ills of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel flowers, at 95.50
to is. 06. army's-simul- I
A complete “cement or the best
grades or RAKES. H053, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPACES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine Work
promptly attended to. ...-4 MM
llorrnll Hardware Go.
39 Main St, Norwalk. .
Telephone Call 975
Bitglll‘ll s Priiiiii
‘5 EAST uonwauc so»
Shot. Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
... Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John 0 setups 1
Proprietor.
iiiiiiiiiti DANNYISIIN
’5 *3" 4! WI" at. Nahum III-I
N Washington 81-. lo. Nomi!!- ‘!
:ileal Estate and insurance.
I‘ We have several dnldod‘ burnin-
In broom. producing property that
must Innis-Io in value Iultir the rapid
growth of tho town.
.- at
PRESTO-LITE TANKI.
Auto Garage
and MachineShop.
M
Automobiles stored. ovorirnuiul and
"paired. Tires, Lamps. Oils. Dry
Coils, Opal-k Plugs, etc.
Launch Engines. Cover-i. Can-ins,
mTorpoullno, Ton .Awnin o and Colin.
RMWAS iNG‘I’O 8T» ’ .
E. B. Robertson. Proprietor.
“amour: TANKO.
dial.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
I’I infi&l
.mail.
HO’BM‘
Mm
panama.
it'll, Iii-or Ital. II!!!- ..
billion.“
panama-ml
IonihNorwdhbm
*i
Hotel lidshaekemo.(marles E63110“ 86
used tor baby dresses. it makes ideal 35‘
lingerie waists, too, and It is tor these 5
‘ that it is sought-“and not very otton
‘ rosesosrown AAA SPIRITS)
For lino Juliana. Deepen. Vandalism 9‘13“." ‘
'iHE CHARLES E. SHOLE‘! COMPANY
I Solo Sales Agent! ‘
I64 Front Street. New York City
LII i? i 8,:
Decorator,
‘3' l "I [’3' ”(5 I ‘ "LI
I.
*3? row...
5 East Norwalk
Tel. 452 ‘
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without iudorser. All transactions
strictly confidential, Cull and see us
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
_ . I'ITY 60.,
Havlland Building, Washington St.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
mm
‘ idling Stirr- idling drier—-
"(HAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
16‘ or years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed Interest on Its
Bond Shares by check issued -
semi-annually. Over half-miidion
dollars paid to Investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 In IIOJOIII
accepted participating in earning:
from date of receipt
A card will bring Iou our litcraturd
or a pcrsonrl Inicniow
R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
15 South Main Street.
1347?: -. :3 " 5. 190.
PLUMBINGINNRfiIE-AM .
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
H'se‘gVEAIR "HEATINS G-
3
sure ANDA Ningtifl-‘iue
an and Steam Fitting. G6: Forum
” Metal Ceiling. Etc.
I. Have you seen our stock oi “
RICHMOND _ RANGES I
WEE JONES & :HOTICHKISS
MPANY
17 WALL eraser.
.7
, ' TnaIsou-rn NCNWALK
STORAGE
raring masses», ' I.
: runuiruas; gibbon. are.
.Il‘. ‘ Tiliphoni. N“.
m... For Partlculors Addruo "‘55,!
W" o. N. McKIBBIN, v,
Dillon. Room 4. anlland Brook.
Wauhinotpnm Iii-ooh ’
Will] Not hurl Your
Own lions?
Rants are advancing all the tim-
ond desirable apartments are humor
in! Icarcer every day Werhrm a
number of very desirable homes tor
sale.. and can make the terms and
Drive risk t.
J. M.Layton&co
”‘1' inscription-m,
I mm Avenue. Ioutiv
m If“! ..."er
sonar. VICTORIA
3 ON! MlNU‘l‘I FROM DIPO‘I‘. .
.... ..t‘d’.‘°":...il‘i"i;..n....
o I b «I
and llootrio i.
«53;.
5; 65‘
flflWIyl ooh rid.
NULL! AN.
*Woiophono Gall.
Norwalk Chronicler