1:16 ‘11th MI in
soothinc and retreshins to the skin.
Anabsolute necessity alter shaving
I 1111 L v,“ .,
200 WIIhlnnton r. . 1 _ .
TII. IIil 041-2.
All OrderI Delivered Free of Charge.
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”an autoimmune lixi'a ' ’
W811i“ friends floni Bridgeport dur:
ing the past lew days.
W
Bert Underhillihas resumed work at
Mead's grocery store after a ten days
Illness with a sore toot. .
...T. is ,regular weekly class meeting
will 8 held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
William Weiseit, Dick Sweeney and
Mr: y went down the harbor this
iii’brning on a fishing trip in the launch
finale '1‘.
V8 0 has been ill for some time is now
Drove and able to be out again for
ii’ishb'rtt this each day.
iss Jennie Davis, of Rowan street.
omorrow morning the Advent Sun-
sido Park Bridgeport if the won-
'-r is stormy the picnic will be held
Friday at 9 o'clock.
‘:'-" James Anderson is mourning the
ss of his bicycle which was taken
min front of The House of Lords,
Eh ni‘i'ay morning. M1. Ande1son is inv
91mm to think that some of his friends
are putting up a joke on him
.‘Y'. nowsv'roN.
”The fog was no thick on the river
this morning that bouts could not be
seen a few feet away from the shore,
bélt‘ about 8 o'cloek the weather clear-
0 up.
'A number of people from this place
what to Baton Point; yesterday. ‘tor
ilie purpose of witnessing the balloon
it‘hpenslon, but Were disappointed, as
there was no ascension. It was ex-
1: load that the balloon and some of
e other apparatus used did not ma-
thrlize in time for the affair either
yhstcrduy afternoon or last night. It
'01 expected that the ilscensions will
681cm this afternoon and evening.
l.7’:DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Tho. Daiicn Baseball Club is to hold
81h ice c1emn festival this evening,"
the weather permits.
M”
The Nationals will play the. Darims
Saturday. Thc'tcams have met twice
this season and each team has scOrcd
il‘victory. The result is that the game
is being awaited with great interest to
see. which team gets the best two out
(M three games.
-1 The Dorian Methodist Sunday school
,li’ns decided to hold its annual picnic
on \l’cdncsday. August 7, at Steeples‘
chase island. Special cars will leave
the church at 11: 30 11.111. A huge
crowd is expected as a number out
hide the school have already singnillod
flioir intention of going.
"'Fiili ‘2 iTribe foursomes for the
Greens .mmilioc prize and in tho
(ll li‘. Donn cup conirsi worn played at
Woo lluru. Saturday. in the former.
Charlos ii. Sceioy and A. 8. Dirt bani
Dr. George Sin-rill and W. ll. 1111s-
‘Ilhm. 4 up, 2 to play. in iho lniior.
'D. 'i‘. Woodhury brat ill. l.. r’lcoiicld.
31111.2111 111111. Thurs will ho a hiatus
Ill 1111» competition season dining the
thumb of August \VN'HY comm-iii
‘iuus will iii! renewed in September.
l'.
.‘ WESTPORT.
Woodworib
' ’ Clwsior and llvcruit
hiwr lunnrhvd iholr skill.
Miss Mollay Ryan Ii! entertaining
libs. Ni-llio oumy 11! Now 111111
N
’ iJoiin llolnn has accepted a posi-
don ui “'llili'ililill' ii niatiross foctmy.
”8111'. and Mrs. Stephen Royal: outer.
gained a large number of friends Eun-
9y.
Mrs. Annie Knish and 111m children
him/111111111; at the home of Stephen
Royall.
Miss Alberta narrow is coloring a
11m wouks‘ vacation in the Thomson
islands.
Mrs. Fred ll. Rabbi-ii is entertaining
her moihnr. Mrs. i. ll. Gooilsoii oi
MIMI.
Oscar Anderson is overhauling tho
cruiser Mollie owned by Harry miter
or Norwnik. ,
George seller of Cross highway
has I as to 11.11.11. from his wagon
sued but weak.
The h 11111 f the Assam lion will
hold its 11811111811111 11111111111111 the
coming month '
fin-Ml“?
”iv-i9" 1;: sound; Cam
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'I: 'a "painful accident. one
' by getting his
.school will start on its picnic to.
alto; M1.
her aunt, .lcwctt City. for two weeks.
. Biooiliyn.
'iwo would!
90W. Charles For.
50W fl" 1861093“
John Elwaod 11 191111111 resident of
Greens "Farms. has been calling on
friends at his old holho hers. -'
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Sylvester Hansen. who sprained his
ankle at Steeplechase Island last
week. is getting along nicely.
, W
. The Union Sunday school picnic
will leave Hotel \Bquare st ii a;
sharp tor Steeplechase. Park.
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Rev. Dr. Burr, who resided in the
Saxon residence is entertaining a num-
ber 9f guests from Massachusetts.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Myers of Hull‘s
Farms district passed Sunday at the
.. home of Mr. and Mina Frank Kratzer.
Adolph Krause a mach rust met with
1111 last week
hand caught in a
lathe. . '. -. V
Captain Increase Parnell of Greens
Farms took a party of liiends in his
yacht, Emma. Friday. to witness the
races at Larchmont.
Rev C. B. Strayer of the Forms
will leave this week for a month's va-
‘ cation and rest. i-Iis pulpit will be supT
plied by out of town clergy.
Rev. Mr. Loaders was the last of his
July evening leadings Sunday evening.
The evening service will be omitted
during the month of August
The funeral of Michael infant son
of Michael Rossi. was held from the
home of his parents Interment was
at the King street cemetery. ‘
Mrs. Cornelius Allen. who under
went on Operation at the Norwalk'
Hospital for the removal of cataracts
from her eyes. has returned home
much improved. .
Mrs. John Kellogg lost a valuable
horse last week. No trace has yet.
been found of either of the animal
which have been stolen from this also
the last week. .
The Current Events club will meet
Thuisday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Bunneil, Woodmont. The meme
hers will leave Westpori on the 8:30
trolley.
Mr. and Mrs. leopard Gault gavcgii
party Thursday evening to a large
number of relatives and friends in
honor of Mr. Gauli' s birthday. Guests
were present from Southpoxt and our;
rounding towns.
A change has been made in the
choir of Christ Church under the lead-
ership or Mrs. William J. Wood. The
quartetls composed or Miss Alice in
Smith. sopmna: Miss Edna Bradley.
Allied Iiawkes. tenor and
Francis Sherwood. bass.
D-Iv-‘IUI—U-U- a... _.
Mrs, Augustus Jennings rcconily'
gave a lunchcon to 11 number of her.
relatives at her homo in Greens Farms.
Among those present were (lieorgc Ii.
Utter. Mrs. Utter, and two daughters
of New Mcxico. Mrs. ll. 11‘. Chapman.
Mrs. Increase A. Parscll and son, Mrs:
Ernest liners and Frank Nash.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Edith Barlow is a guest
friends in Derby. '
of
Frank Land onlerihidea New York?
friends. Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Auila Raymond is a guest of
Miss Anna Simon has returned. at«
tor a visit with friends in New Ito-l.
chcllc.
_—__-_.__
TheI Misses I’crdcaux, of Now York.
are guests of their aunt, Mrs. Pcicr'
Chick.
Brukonian Prrccss, of the
has 11111111111 one oi the White collages,
East avenue.
Warden John F'. Illiss and Edward
Rutledge have been spending a few.
days at Lake Wuccubuc.
Mrs. J. A, Wood and children. of
Bridgeport. have boon visiting with
Mrs. George F. Johnson.
Mr and Mrs. John V Amos.
have been visiting
mother. Mrs. Haunt, Ens! avenue
or
her
' Mrs. Joseph F. Silllman has boon
visiting her cousin, M1~I.~ liolivrt An»
dcruon. New York, for several days.
Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Graham 1110
making an automobile trip for about
Al. present they are in
1119 White Mountains.
George W. Gamble. Jr.. and daugh-
tor of West Orange. N. .l. have been
visiting for 11. few days with Mrs P.
W. Hui-till, Church street.
The New Coma Regulars detected
the Lincoln of Bridgeport on the
South Ivanué dimond samusy I11
191119011. by the score of 18-1.
There will be no evening preaching
service in the Congregational Church .
until September. The Christi 1111 En-
deavor meetings will be held a1 6: all
11. 111 in the lecture room II usual
11.11111 mum 1139111919911 1191 sold:
the Weed farm in Poona 1117911110, owu~ ‘
an by Milli! 11.111119 Dressed in George
harass. superintendent of the Country
Club golf links. lie will not occupy
the 11111119 at 1111's
”Drunk keliey has. purchased the
UimDfl Uflm‘
lion rs." salami
1
retinitis
hill and re stools“! market fill: Main
. dstreet 001$, euros: ihslpsstf 119111”er
branch. '
with [1111's. Ranges.
next Season.
dilator WW1
next handily,
held It 7. ii and
111., in St Aloysius Church.
. . 0311i , 1111111111-
"in 11""
’ r 11.-iii
. o ~corhoiiibl all th
and Maple avenues.
Nightwnichman John'T .i-Wecd was
bitten on the back of his right hand.
Sunday evening, by an italian The
officer asked a party of Italians in
naive 91911191111; were blocking the
hide Ills If) the 11911191 of Main street
and "road avébue. As they start-
ed to go. one of them whirled mound -
.3 suddeutwyh.
lid strutl
Mr. Weed in 1110'1
lo lb 0 0‘
her was ‘subduln
back and hit his hand severely. A
blow 119111 the 011199119 free hand
100001193 the icilowa grip. Altcmusq
W". e
the time the melee was ball over, as
slated r. Wood in carrying the bitex
to th ockup. The others escaped.
The officer's hand was dressed bya
physician. The Italian refused to
give his name when he legalued con
sciousness. This is the second time
Mr‘.Weed has been attacked by ital-
ians. He narrowly escaped being
BLDG.
lhis 11138111111. soothed ihm‘ped ‘on hs
_ stabbed by one who mew 11 knife.
' which was knocked from his hand by
the officers night- stick.
Fruit '
Jars.
. r--— 1
\
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
1 the square shape and white glass fruit'
jars than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware, Houscturnisha
inngood’I. . '
Wall Papers and Preparod'Paiuts.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
aiing.
—We give th°,.8-',&'.:H- Green Trad-
ing Stamps.. Ask .for them.—
1.. 11. occurs.
IT 1 Washington MM
l'II. Don. .M :NOMIII.
. Gas Raises will ad
vance in price $2.00
Manuiaoturers-hare
given 85.110896.
Place 110111 01er
this near.
Then will never is
cheaper. ..
Connections line .1111
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81118111111111 Street
ti 1.111
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that 8111111811101? 1008000838 .
down a s0n10111hat peremptory mos-
page—911111.91: «11191. that she would
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appeared that. the cs‘lioriwas train
the publisher. who had 11191199211911
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Mill y: 111.1611 disturbed de-
tilled tli'd‘ii silo
501‘ iiubllshcré ht" once and
lilo itil'attoi‘.‘ . On‘ l‘ISr rotliril
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w1sh9d to r‘epr .-
911qu some different method. .‘ l‘y
~1-oponted of, his action and decided
to set thinks ri'ght by s‘oei’ng' the
publishers bin-belt.
So he called the next day and
£11199 1). 1111191911 explilh'ation o! the
yont'
118m; and“ 1111118 rema'rkpdi' ,
‘ 1 ., 988-.8-1'K'9813" i greatly approx
slate your exp 11111111911. but. as I
in'iatter or 1111. your daughter did-i
not call yesterday "
Miss Kelly had paid Mr. Kelly i118
; his" own coin.
NEXHAUSIIIKDD
1sorry for 151'. Pack:
silo—4 1881‘
his wife‘fs always giving him a piece
“of her mind "
“ He~At that rate he must th0
great, presents or mind. ‘
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A Bil t Difércnce.
After I it made Home inquiries
about the ilhhway of the old 1111111
working in the graveyard I climbed
the fence and Mund that he had
been erecting I headboard to his
son As there were three other
iieadboardI standing at three graves.
, (.11 11911111131119 131111191511- names I
was naturally" curiods. .
‘ "Yes. it's nouns and Jim and
Tom and Patio. l’ my sons," he ex~
111111111111 with a ‘11;
' “And what oiled them all to die
so young?"
"Campmeetla's sub." ,Illqur'l1
ilk“ “D'T” 1'
r111 1111117419111. to cum mp meetln'to
0'“ 'llD Wilbur-ell 011‘ 1111 coins homo
éq!" ‘ >
filled fi‘fiL’m
‘" .10 111111111 Member.
The small son of a clorsymun who
was noted for his tiresome sermons
overheard 11191119111111 of his father
saying how‘dry my Vere. and how
lidi’di it It" 80 ll'aep‘ awake during
“$an This féii’o‘vlihg 11111111111. while
9161‘"§vdh 11111111111111. he was
99911 ed to $960 his 11011 1111119111:
obi at the congregation from:
1'9 1111.11. The clergyman frowned.
119111-1111 It him. when the boy piped
out in 11 clear treble voice:
”It's all right, 11011.11 You go on
bronchi“; 'l’m keeping' them
uthU.”-HIrbdr'I Wdelily. '
11111.
0119"?"I day '8! 88"8810‘
orator. who a regains 11.11 court.
when the bray of In use was heard
outside. and the Judge could not roe
slot the 1911191111199 0! nylon: "One
at a timbrnr. curred. please” But
the good sun save Curran his 1111111199.
All the 111ng summed up the bray
111111 hoard again. and ethe great lam
the Judge. "Does not your lordship
hour I rillntIVk‘Ebthi who in court?”
mnemonic ( 11! land) r1111.
II‘he tiniest Thing.
"What to Plant. {or I Family 91
m” is the Iubioct of a magazine
lsriiclo. ThI Iafedt‘thiug to plant‘is
lie for car (are, tobacco and an oo-
91111011111 fish out. .1... Washingtttn
l‘oIt ‘
Only One Ifsir.
“And do you mean to any, mId-
am that you .1111 your bushland
actor had any spoil?"
“My husband had I’pair once. air.
but he gave ’9111 to the boy who
sprmklod our grm."-Cieveiand
Plain Dealer.
A Good Provider.
“19 yo“ husband I good providI,
Viola?”
“Oh. yes. he's 11 good“ royidni “he
I dayll
nah}
meals;
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. SERVICE UP-TO- DATE
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1 Analog J. Smith.
. .' Will Om
. Ihcnlde
, new white. 9119‘ -
1111119111 Irish' ’
yer. Jumping“ up from his seat. asked .
harass .lia‘sh ,.
tum salary. alumina" out last 11' iii- 1
1 I.
. out '
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1'0in
[111 1111 iii State Street
BR lDGEPOBT- .
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. RATES REAGDNABLB ‘
Sunday 0111111113 75 Cents
For further particulIrI 01191: It 01’- ,
doe. 'i'él 1119119 I83. ‘ ‘
8111] Line i118 Y
For freight 01in
011 Ind uter- Tuesday Jana I
1909, Freight Propellers. will It8811."
Pier 28. East River. New York, (fool
gt Dover street), every day (exoep
caddy), at 4 p m. "Freight receive
It, Norwallx up to I p. In. Ind Bout!
.‘Norwéik up to 5: so p.111. .
NORWALK ITEAMBOAT GD.
DALI-1090mm
General Agent-
dais.
3 minimal
L00“.
VH1
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
per 1b.
III-IOIIIIQI‘IIOIOODOOM 29‘:
I 211111.131119 Leaf Lard 25c
.2 cans Red Alaska Salmon 251:
Shouldersperlb.
’ Water-melons. large . 85c and 400
. 11c
toil
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22 Cottage Ave, East Nomlk.
8189111 81111111101113
$8150
We have arfew new 1907 Orient
RunaboutI for sale at $350 each.
8. 8. 88888888 81 88.
“Honest floods It 116m}: Prion."
Norwnlk.
EVERY. MDY'O‘DRIIOING OHM!
Inulii '-
9919111 Enameled v“
HIV. {on «Mr Ito sped 1.1 Infinite)
how del gbtfuily convenient it would
110' to 1.11. hot and c1111 running 11m
in your dressing chamber
'ng Iiiiirtmen‘t of first and:
1 its presence would “on! 1’0!
the blatant demo! 91‘9- of
We will gladly quote you ri
plumbers Ire Itrictly cont 9 It.
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Water Coolers.-
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Sunday Dinner at the 11
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No worrying about 00100011
11911 or mean, no bother with
IhII or 619% when plousntw
'wIItheri‘com'uI. -
Courteous Service.
PiIIIInt Surrounding.
_£x00liant Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
M Proprietor.
Telephone 498
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L.
.‘l'Hl LATEST AND PEST
LawnMuners
at $2.75 up.
A very Ill-on II“ or fully guaran-
teed Hizh Moo! flowers. It 185.60
to 111.00. smug-I. ”i.
A complete usoflmenl of theubest
grades or NAKEI. HOES. GARDEN
FORKB. BHOVELB, SPADEB, and all
Farming Utensils. at the léwest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly, attended to. ___1 .311“
110111111 1111111911100.
39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Call 97- 5.
81131111113 Paint!
P‘ EASTJEER-WALK ’-
Shou'Dinners and All Kinds 0! Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
bathing and fishing.
139th Houses to Rent by the Season
John 0' Sullivan.
Proprietor.
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Real [slate and insurance.
WI have IIVIi-Il «0,3001! III-9mi-
iii InIomI 91-91109th 1116M slut
mun inoreIII in "an With tho lipid"
growth of tho town.
. Pocono-1.1m TANKI. .11..
1.. Auto Garage
andMachineShopi
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Automobiles stored, ovum!“ Ind
rap-trod. TiroI. Lamps. Oils. Dry
iOIIII. Spark Plum. Ito .
Launch Eamon, covers, 011mm»
TIrpIuilNI. TIMI. Awnln an IM IIIiI.
204WA8HINGTO 01'»
11'. B. Roquon. Premium
PRIOT-O-Ll‘l'l TANKI. * ,
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“ 030ml Shares by check isIued
semi-annually. Over half-million '
. Ind desirable apartments are 110901an
1."
l1: 1‘. lieuuxiili, l'ica. .
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doubts DISTIL‘LED
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SI!“ Alarm x '
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Sole
' 104 Front 51:901.
82111111111,
Tel. 1152.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their. own name
without in'dorser. All transactions
strictiygconildeutial. Call and see us
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND secure
I
. .T.Y,9°o._ . .. _,
Havliand Building. Washington St.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Yoliiing 818111 Yoihinu Shel—-
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
Guaranteed Interest on
its
11.111.11.19 1011111921911 19.11am
ASSETS NEARLY 32.000.000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10. 000
accepted participating in earnings
from (lite of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview. a
R. L. COBURN. General Agent, '1“
. 16 South Main Street.
\
.4
190.
'MPLUMBING AND STEAM
. HEATING. 1 .
nor WATER HEATING. . .
r9111 HEAT? no.1
STOVE AND RAN EB _
- ILATE AND 'l'IN 599 IN!
GI! Iiid Btéam Fitting, Gm ixturu ,. .
Metal Ceiling. Etc. 9 11
Have you «on our Itock of ‘
men 0ND none:
run “@8181 “89319111111311
1 cont PA
17 WALL STREET, YNORWAIT‘ .
"RAGE
limit “BEHOUSE. '1'?“
i'i'" for . "
- FURNITURE. PIANOI. ETD. . 1
_1, TIIIphom, 840-4.
‘1 For ParticulIrI Adm-cu
O. N. Milk!
Fad 019911.
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Who Not Bun Your"
Q'wn “(gain the time "
Dent! are advanri
DilloI,ll
lug coarser every day We have a
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