__,, , . . be, Monday moynlnz re dopulrtnmntl‘wlth a , liberal j amounu Tuesday l. n Mallard expressed an. fellas more than pl red with inset. ,ortpiof the company; Every article , an turnitdré' was raved and very lit tle breakage has been reported. At : present Mr. and Mrs. Muiilken and some of tllaTservunts are stopping at the Birdsaii House. Masters John Mai. an to m u u: it 6 ‘fl GEORGETOWN‘CHEMICAL WW '. It. C. ”candid, l‘rcu. ., 0. ti. NuchJ‘IoQ-l'nu assaults-mama minim .Womé eed - d" turn if ' ”this "tents Whom ‘. ‘troiihlbd ”w ‘ n‘isttidci depression, general .ruuvdowd » - = motor-Omani! ‘ . ‘ 5‘ ' andlirrnbaimar; 3 , ll North Main at. bdutn Mot-wan: ' ,flef'lflvnvi.‘ 0‘ Washington‘fib, ‘ ole bone at house, $93; ’f'tllup one If other," 83M; ; "“WW'PWW : , conditional titty st . , . ,‘ Nature 'respoudb quickly, and-rm. , lartirj pstpbl' ed by the use of v ‘ DOUBLE DISTIHLED '- True Spirits of'l'urpentiat: (GEORGETOWN AAA SPiRlTSI Eclipse SelkClealllnll “0-“ M n .e .. ,.._290a pound. Ritz/by b as the some good quality and absolutely trash every time you barb?! , ‘ none PLATNER HADLEY. Proprlotoru , WKWblhlngton at. 1/ , 19!. all 041.2. , All Orders Delivered Free of Charge. v.’ a ‘ Communion service will be held to- mOI'l‘OW. at the East Avenue Methodist Church. .. , , . . Rev. E z. Ellis, his wife and son Fred, are the guests of ltcv. F. S. Ainswortll, of East avenue. Abramnann, of Ridgoiield, is visits lug: hi‘ul‘sister, Mrs. Henry S. Seymour, 0t“Winileld street, East Norwalk, ‘ Abram Dana and Mrs. H. 8. Sky mour are spending the day in South- port, withil‘tobert A. Seymour. The Salvation Army intends to hold a, meeting at the. town almshouse to- morrow afternoon, and for this reason, the Junior meeting will be omitted. -—Under the new mamtgcment of Mr. and Mrs. Warren, the Old Well Laun- dry has no connection with the Cree- cent or any laundry in The Not-walks. Collars and cuffs, 2c; shirts, 100. Mr, and Mrs. T. S. Glover and Miss Glover and Miss Glover are spending the day in Bridgeport, at Steeplechase Island. ‘ Captain Tobey and ills Sunday School class have taken a trip to Camp Blackberry on Smith’s island this week and they are still scratching mosquito bites. Thé big schooner ulia P. Cole was towed up the harbor this morning by the tug Addie V. The schooner is laden with pulp for the St. George Pulp and Paper Company. ‘ ' ' 2,.“ : Work continues placing earthen fil- ling ulideytltebridgc. Quite‘un an}; ant of earth has been dumped there" and it will only be a few years before it becomes a good solid earth road out to the abutment at the draw bridge. This will save the town hundreds oi dollars a your and those who have seen the work which is being done are loud in their commendation of its wisdom. ROWAYTON. George Sausong, formerly of Roton Hill, but now of Philadelpha. was a vi- sitor in town yesterday. \ Captaqurauk Williamson‘s sloop, Ruby, is being repaired on the shore war the old Cutil dock. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett, of Crockett arcane, are visiting their son, Lolloy Crockett of New Haven for a few days. a» Charles R. Petty, of Raymond street who has bcon seriously III with malar- ial fever for several days. is slightly Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mills, of Croc- kett nvmluc. arc tuitcrlainlnl: the li'lis~ scs Lillie and llcnrictta Mitldlcbrook, of Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mills, of Croc- kett avenue, have moved from that at root to the premium In the roar of the library rcccnlly vacnltd by Albert Mills. ltcv. Ernest W. liyushe, pastor of the ltowuyton Methodist Church. loft today for a week’s visit at Nortlll‘icld. Ills pulpit will ho filled at both survi- ccs tomorrow by liev. M. ii. llndson. of Georgi-town. it is said that tho young lad who made trips in the balloon at Roton Point for liver, Flower received no pay for bluwork $25 a week. At times the lad lllnkcs on many an flitucn aboun- alone In a work. Work on 'l‘hcophlle Eupbrut'a now stone houuc in prouronulnu nicely. and ,aflti’f'. abron land on business. The boat was spec titer than the one be Is accustomed to run and roached‘hia destination in no time. Wired .ltesturted home the on. glue refused to work and after tryint‘i in vain to fix it himself, he telephoned to this-place to have a boat sent after him. He was successfully towed home and the engine was given an examina- tion and was found to be In periect order, except‘thut there was no gaso- ilno in the tank. What was said to the “experienced" engineer at this poiilntdctul better be Imagined than des- (ll‘ JG . DARIEN AND . NOROTON. Constable David Nelson Mather was a visitor in South Norwulk, yesterday. Undertaker Burchurd was a visitor In South Norwulk today on business. One of the autocops stated today, that they are going to make a great roundup of autos tomorrow for exceed- lng the speed limit. Wallace Bailey, of Boston, has been visiting friends in town for a few days. He expects to return to Boston utter a weeks visit with friends in New York c y. Certain parties in Darien appear to be anxious to selectlnun for the com- lag year, as the present first select' man, Van llenssloar Pooicy, intends to locate in New York it is reported. Mr. and, Mrs. William H. Bell Or~ chard have moved into their new house tin Bell avenue, Noroaon. They were married on June 25th and have lately returned from their wedding trip, during which they visited many places of interest in New York. About 100 members and friends of the Sunday School of the Daricn Coir gregatlonal Church picnicked yastertla y at. ltoton l’oint, where they had a very pleasant time. The trip was made by special trolley cars and was a very pleasant affair from every standpoint. Bridget, widow of the late Thomas Pickett, well-known in this place, died on Thursday. at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Harry Waterbury. in Silllllv ford. Tile funeral was held this morns, ing from St_ John‘s Church, Stamford. and interment was ill Spring Grove Cc— metery. The funeral of William P. lloyt. who died at the Soldlors' Home at Norotoa, was held Thursday afternoon, at the, home of his daughter, Mrs. Eli M. But ley, ,27 Town Hilly. avenue. Daubury. Rev. E. Jay 'l‘eagardbngp‘ustor gh‘urch of Christ. omeialed 1 tie lin- sence of Rev. Arthur-‘JUSniit . of the Methodist Episcopal Church. of which Mr. Hoyt was a member. The service was attended by many frimids, includ- ing a number of comrades, veterans of the civil war, but Moore-White Post was not oiiltzially represented, as Mr. Army of the Republic. The pallbear- ers were six veterans, E. R. Gilbert; C. H. lloyt, William E. Craig. (3. H.‘ White, Ira Ponilold and L‘ll' as E. lilsbrow. 'l‘bc interment wasi Voos- tor Coluvtory, Daubnry. NEW CANAAN. Mrs. .laun-s Loni is spending a tow days with friends in Riverside. Miss Florence Mood is visiting rol- ntlvcs In Greenwich for a few days. William Wheeler has the contract for the Seymour Miilor house on Park street. The frmnobas already been: raised, Mrs. Lillie Sayit-r, of llroohlyn. her father, mother and son nrc._slom1ing at tho home oi Mrs. Charlus Kaiser, Park street. lilouglusa (lrululln. at-conlpanlml by Illa nurse, Miss i.-‘.rskino, of llaltlluorc. loft, 'l‘hul'sdoy~ for llnuuellc Lakcpin the Adirondacks. The state road ill process of con-l struetton on Forout bll‘t't'l In pouring completion. it is an excellent road. The wooden brblue on this highway to being replaced by a tit‘lllL‘llt one. M The private car lt‘rlo was brought from New York by Conductor Shutcin train, 'i‘hnrsduy night. It cou- vey. A. ll. Mullikcn and family to Chicago yesterday. .Mr. Muilllo-u is expected to return in a few Wrokn. and Intends to build a residence ilt’l‘u, Nightwatehmnu John Ii. Wood, who had the hack of his left hand severely bitten by a drunken Italian, on Mon- t the .' Hoyt. was not a member of the Grand ‘ liken and Harry Ruhr are guests at their chum, Mentor, Edwin Hort. at the Nursery. , ltds‘suld that the Multtkan. will bpe‘ndn short time in (lineage, but will return later and ere‘dt a fine re.- sidcnoc. It is Mr. Mlllll'ken's desire to make New Canaan his permanent home, Electrian Ira B. Wonndy narrowly escaped being killed in a collision on Bliusis Hill. l‘l‘tedthly afternoon. He collided with Ernest J. Brown's Win~ ton touring car, while going at a high rate of speed on his indiaa motor clclo. Mr. I3rowa has running his our very blow] to order to make the turn and had ll If our tinder pori‘cet coulrol when Wcuntly bore in night past around the corner. it won lmposeibl. for the motorist to make the turn shortly, and he was compelled to at- tempt the wide sweep of crossing in front of the car. He hit the auto be tween the hood and the front wheel, and was considerably cut and lacerat- ed. He was taken to a physician and law bar to his home. An injury to his right leg which was badly wrenchcd will probably Incnpcltate lial for some lit. tic time. The automobile was consider- ably damaged and the motor cycle far. ed little butter. Detectives are Invesrigntiug the wire robbery which occurrcd on Mon- day night. near Scott’s Corners. Seven- teen polcu belonging to the Western Union Telegraph Company was strip- ped oi the copper Wire and the line was tied up for over a day and a halt. Over a mile of Wire was stolen, which means a loss of anvernl hundred dol~ lars to the company. The wire costs nearly thirty cents per pound. A large force of men have been at work replac. tag the wires and from the evidence found on the poles it is fairly certain that the stealing was the work of for- mrr linemen of the company. The wi- res were grounded at the first pole to make the trouble in the test station appear as of the usual cause. The wires were cut with the regulation nip- pers used by most of the linemen. This Is the fourth time similar am- ounts of wire have been stolen the line in this particular section. The last robbery was committed about a month ago. but the matter was kept quiet to facilitiate the work of the company’s slenths. 'i‘lle thieves were, seen driving toward 'l‘riulty Lake in a covered wagon drawn by two horses about midnight. Several of the farmers of that section recall that it. was illi- possible to distinguish the features of the wagou‘s occupants but know there were at, least two men in it. Al the time “My gave the matter little at- tention. but learning otgthc robbery, on Tuesday morning, they furnishcd the detectives. with the “above . clue. WES? NORWALK. llev. Herbert Brown of the Darlcn lmlgrcgat‘ioual church will hold ser- vices In the Union, Chapel on Sunday at. 3:30 p. ill. . Mr. and Mrs. llnbcock of New York who has rented the James Bates place gave a very pleasant cvruling to their neighbors and friends Wednesday evo- ning In the shape of a llarn'tlancc tllc Automatic Sofa Bed. Thcso Sofa Beds are made in the most substantial manner. The frames are made of quartered oak, highly pol- ished. The seat and back are uphol- stered In velour, red or green, and tufted. The divun can be changed in stnntly Into the most comfortable full size bed. l'l‘ho large box underneath the seat aitordu sufficient room to store the bed clothes when not in use. Prices range from $36.00 up. F. A. ‘MITCHELL, FURNITURE AND HOUSEFURNISH- INGB. Cor. High and Wall Sim. Nor-walk. Ct. . “‘1' Fruit Jars. M day evening In experiencing no bad it will ht- mandated in another month. .cltocla from the wound. The member It in expected. Nearly all the rock on the land surrounding It has boon blast» ed out, and the grading is being done an the ground is cleared aWay. Rownyton lilolhodint Episcopal church. ltev. Ernest W. ilyashe, pun» toerrcnohlng by ltov. M. H, llnd: ' can at morning scrvlcv- 10:30; Sabbath School 2 p. bu: Epworlh tongue, (314:); laughingnervouc and preaching by Rev. M. H. Hudson at. 7:31) MWaytbn linptlnt Church. itov. F‘rauitt C. Brown. podium—Services 10:80:13: 111- and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, Why We llavv immortal Lifo; evening ucrmou tinned on the tragic happonlng of Sunday lost In this church. Lord's Supper follown (it-m. lag service. Bible school at close of morning service. Meeting of o. m. at 6:45. ,anpy hour service Thursday. 7:30 p. m. M One often items at a peculiar adven- ture ota ground ‘ bub owner, but does not atten- hu‘a‘r'n Volcano like that or an experienced engineer had the other in Wi‘fihn experienced launched and received was considerable swollen and blood- polsonlng was feared. The swelling hoe been reduced. howover, and the pain is not no excruciating. W The ltnllnnn living on the Shop lilii lug converted Into a grocery store. it will have a brick front. This will make the eleventh businosu place that. has opened In tilts town during the past three years. Little ltaly In In full swing In this section of Incest ave nee. ‘ W , A party of young people were do- llghttuliy entertainer] by Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bhutea, Tuesday evening, at their home in Park street. '1‘ torrent. was in honor of theiruueet, inn lie- leu Todd at Philadelphia. in addition to games mus enjoyed. Among the guests were Mis- an» Martha and Ethel siillman. Estelle Ko‘llogg, Fanny Keclar. and Manners Harold Mend. Harold Demerrltt, Geo. Herbert Johnson. and Arthur Farmer ice and otheru. hand at running, thewm-tv ' he» to henna AJ‘LM i in am infinity-utter are becoming induutriouu. 'I‘lle Innatei next to the old Guthcrlo place Is be» ing Goodll. lo and dancing was 'nmho um humanoid . ,‘ . Your fruit will look nicer it you use the square shape and white glues fruit jars, than they will In much] fashion round shape and green glue». The square once have lightning tops. Crockery, Glduuwaru, llousefurnlslb W Wall Papers and Prepared Paints. I w v Contractor for Painting and Decor atlas. “We give the s. a H; Green Trad- lng Bumps" Auk for them-- , bailout-n. '1" . from ‘ gig. intoxmmunm _ barn’belnfi 'very pigettliy decorated with flowers and flags and about 30 people enjoyed the dancing, Robert Seymour was the promoter of the eve- ning and also litilsiai'fld the musician on a harmonica which was very de- ltghtfniafter which I'Gfl‘UL-lhmontal 0f lemonade and cake was served to all preheat . ' ugh" ‘ ANNEXAMINATIQN OF THE - EYE means more than the more try- ‘0 tag on of different glasses it w done at. the optical rooms of 2 Homer B. lloyt. '3 With one of the best equipped oilices in New England he has 5 every means for ranking the in most accurate and reliable eye “- tests and the best results are assured in every case. All a, glasses are constructed to or- in der, and special lenses of any < kind are furnished without trend In lag away for them. Factory on promise]. t . l g . WEAR PERFECT LENSES. ‘ Homer B::.Hoyt, Refraction Optlclan. 2‘ 7-8 United Bank Building. Tel. 863-12. .«owsAR PERFECT LENSES 0» II.“- m WEAR PERFECT LENSES m Gaslianges'will ad- vance in price $2.00 next Season. glitch on: 66 Place pour order this near. : Then will never be cheaper. Connections tree with gas Ramos. connection Company. ‘ Phonl 68. The , i. I. inputted ' Slit"- Flltni tire, Carpets, Bit. liltlllti Wadinqton; Street. 30. quwdk. ................. ~wn-.....“ [Invisibility Imus The Read 80 .‘Volk Electrical Co. salvation: "ff REPAIRING OR, OVERHAULINO Dona In the But-Manna Patricia. 0! NOON. and"!!! llnl [all Manufacturers have Complete way-formation out vomit in" W ”Miller 823 J Grimm; i a w it 1 Brutus; Ollioe, lion’s Thain Building. .‘ SOUTH NORWALK. littili out in State Street, BRIDGEPORT. Hotel Mahackemo. ~ J. II. CONNOR. Manager. I . suawcz UP-TO-DATE “‘x. CUISINE UNBURPASBED "m“- BATES REABONABLE ' Sunday Dinners. 75 Gents. For tanner particular. apply at or- nce. Telephone 488." ‘ at g e in . . Q for freight Only On and utter Tuesday, January I 1906, Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River, New York, (tool of Dover street). every day_ (exceps Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive at Nor-walk up to 4 p. m. and. South Norwalk up to 6:30 p. In. " . NORWALK STEAMBOAT co. Arming J. Smith. c .O, Hegeman Luau. General Agent Specials. _ "I""i“"”: —-——-—--' W‘I'I‘ The Very Best Creamery Butter. por lb. ...,'...................., 29c 2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ........... 250 2 cans Red Alaska Salmon ....... 25c Shoulders, per lb. 11c Wutermeloas,large . . . 350 and 40c mun «- "” Phone 223—3. 22 Cottage Ave., East Norwalk. tilted Runabout $550 We have a few new 1907 Orient Runabout: for sale at $350 each. F. E. LUBKthllll it ill. “Hobo-t Good. at Honest Prion." 3" WI" .mOt. NOMIIK. EVERY. unvy'ahionésuslua'onn can Ibould b0 “nipped with a hint! snow white. one piece "Standard". for «lulu Enameled Lavatory. Have an ever Itopped‘ to count“: how del ghtfully convenient It would be to have hot. and cold running water in your dressing chamber, sleep lug apartment of first. floor toilet room? its preaches would allow you the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prim Out plumbers are strictly competmt m phonics, tenant and reliablor 1.ng- Horaxco R». Nash, CORNER MAIN nun ,wco’r on “Hidillilkilli ~ “ti :' .Il chirp _ I100 , , , wanna Ann nor mambo. M MATHIWOON. m. ~10qu a know. ,1» Vim-m. JOHN M. Pm. , . wanton "comm; mm intolerant. ’ FRIDIBIOK ,u. ROWAN; I9! .Vln-p Reiriaeralots. . f Palmer “Hammocks, Water Copiers. , AND MANY OTHER mg" Summer Goods . Charles Eillor’s m wnsalnarouk STREET. Phone 887. “ . ‘» Got In the Habit of Having Youn Sunday Dinnar at m GL1!" F 0RD ‘ No worrying about niactlua’ your meats, no bother with dl-hu or stove when planar) j weather comes. Courteous Service. Pleasant Surrounding. . Excellent Cooking. .,' pHAllLES ,HEYNMMEKE,“ m ‘ Proprietor. - . Telephone 49!. . g. l .9 r . .THI LATEST AND BEST LfllllIlMtillltil'S at $2.75 up. A very mall nu of fully guaran- teed High Wheel flowers, at 86.50 to 86.00. ”WMMW” 'A compleu'luortment or the best‘ grade! ot_RAKEB. HOES. GARDEN Foaks. snovaLs, spAol-zs, and all Farming‘fltensllu, at the lowest prices. General repairing and machine work promptly attended to. “fig“ funk hardware to. v 30 M... St, 'anvnk. Telephone Call 97-5. Gregory’s Pauli m. EAST NORWALK gm:- Shor- Dinners and All Kinds of Sea 4... Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and fishing. . Bath Houses to Rent by the Season Fur fins lap-ml. anquarl. blond-hen. Pubic can etc. ‘ g . rat-manor: a. slit: ‘ 'cOMrANi . not. 5.1.4 Minis! lflr‘mtfitrea. . ‘ ”NwYaik Cit; ' . 'llauraltlr," s F Ea-StNorWalk Tel. 452. ‘ / l“‘ boner-i? “ Money loaned to salaried employees and housewives on their own name without iatlorser. All transactions strictly confidential. (lull and see as INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR. lTY 00.. w Havlland Building, Washington St. Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. .I ' ‘ luthmu Safer; latitudinal-— THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE. For years this Company has paid % Guaranteed Interest on its Bond Shares by check issue.» term-annually. Over half-million dollars paid to investors to date. "Asset-rs NEARLY $2,009,000.00. ‘ Investments of from $100 to tilwllih accepted. participatingr in earning,u from date of receipt. A cardziwlll bring you our litcratm or a personalinterview. ‘ ,fithc noun. Generalhgent ‘ ' wifgotlth Main Street. " ‘ . ......._ .—....—.....~.—....._~.. .1847 1a" , PLUMBING AND‘ STEAM L, ‘ - HEATING. ‘ [Horwarna HEATING. ‘ ‘ HCJT AIR HEATING. ETOVES AND RANGES SLATE AND TIN ROOFING (ill and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixture- ‘Metal Coiling, Etc. .. Haveyotl seen our stock of . 'RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY 17 WALL eraser. nouwru; . John O’Sulllvan. Proprietor. HilliIBEHIINNtSllN. 48 Wall Ob. Nonnllt’a m ., .4 Washington 8b. 80. Nahum "I Real Estate and Insurance. We have uvonl dooldod bargain- ln lnoomo producing propurty that must Incmu In valuu With tho rapid growth at tho town. 4- Pnas'ro—uru TANKO. M Auto Garage and Machine Shop. Antomobllol mid. overhauled and ropumd. Tlru. Lamps. OIII. Dry \. Colin. Spark Plugs, etc. Launch Engines. Gavan. curtain, Tarpuullnn, Tents, Awning. and Ollie. 204 WASHINGTON an t. E. Robertson. Proprietor. PRESTO-LITE TANKO. 1 WW FRANK 0.. VAN \scor “ Ol “W 1, a"; sxir'smvsu. Wm ”Sidiiiwéi unlit-l WAREHOUSE. . a. 13'“ ‘ ' tor runmruna. PIANou. arc. u; Telephony, 349—5, . ”in ForvParticuIInMdnn n.4,; r G. N. MOKIBBIN. Ofllco, Room 4. anlllnd Block. Wu-blnuton Strut. WWFWM Own Home ‘l lento are advancing all the um. and desirable apartments are bottom» Ins scarcor every day. We have a number of very desirable home: for sale, and can make the terms and price rllht. 0 J. M. Layton & Clo,i "'" INCORPORATED. I Railroad Avenue. Booth Now-Ill flu... 4”“ THI NIW HOTEL woman, a on: MINUTI mom nunov“~ ‘ ~ , IUROPIAN I’ll-MM. . , Our room I Imam futon. , and llutrlo Ll nu tmuuml. mm mm . , 3» our mm... AIONAILI. ,‘l" , mm. M an. ,. +1 ~ Mir nook“ Out. In . Mid .llmvoLA or, Mu. an Ooh col-brow tau. , n on hand. tl‘ol do
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