militia) 1111.11.11 Every Week. Al’oLLo cHocOLAres, the best of all candles. Keep well supplied. in hence at 30c, 409, title and 801:. 1111‘ Bridge Pharmacy. PLATNIR I BRADLEY. Preprletere 206 Washington It. 1 1 1 , Tel. all 041- 2. All Ordere Delivered Free of Cherge. Mrs. Wallace Marvin is spending the day at Northport, L, I. Miss Amy Youngs, of East avenue. is spending the day in Huntington, L. l. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keating have re- turned from a trip to the Thousand Islands and Canada. Mi. Oran Mai King took the trip across the Sound on the steamer Huntington today. Rev. F. S. Alnswarth led the weekly social service at the Advent Christian Church yesterday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Martin 11. Durland are enjoying a sail to Long Island today on the steamer Huntlngtm. 11. G. Rider, of Brewster's, N. Y., has returnedto his home there after a visit with Mr, and Mrs. S W. Adams. A large pile driver is at work at the trimmer; of the Radel Company, strengthening and repairing them. Mrs. Rose B. Berrell was a visitor in Huntington, L. 1., today, taking the trip across on the steamer Huntington. ‘John L'Hommedicu left today for Heliport L. 1., where he will join his family, who have been theie for some time. Miss Amelia Whitlaker is spending the day at Northport, L. 1., having made the trip across on the sterner Huntington. . ’Alonzo Wheeler was a visitor at S vln Rock yesterday attending the reunion of his regiment. the Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteers. A special meeting of Christ parish will be held this evening at. 8 o'clock, in the parish rooms, to further discuss the new church building. Rev. Mr. Fret-11111111 led the prayer meeting last evening at the East Ave- nuc Methodist Church. Rev. C. N. Males and a party from Hell island was in attendance and the meeting proved a most interesting one. A meeting oi' the hoard of the Ad- vent. Christian Church was held last evening at the1 close of the prayer service, and it was unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev. Lester F. Rey- nolds. oi‘ llrockton. Mai-111.. to lake the pastorate of the church, made vueunt by the resignation of Rev. James W. Davis. Mr. Reynolds preached bore several Sundays ago and created a very favorable impression among those who heard hlrn. It Is under- stood, hoewvel‘. that he may not no cent the call. as he has alreadi re- ceived one from a (1111' in Vermont. Mr. Reynolds is thirty- five years of age and has had a puniorau1 in Block ton. Mass, for six and a half years. Prior to taking up his work In llrock- ton he was in Fair Haven. Mass. ”11 has a wife and four children. ~Accldent will happen, but the best regulated families kecp Dr. Tho- mns’ Eclectrlc Oil, for such emergen- cies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurt. - ROWAYTON. Mre.1llnl1nri. on the West Side, has . no to spend 11 few weeks with (in in titles. New York state. the Focus 111111111112 Sunday school, ' 1,}! 11h Rhino, want to Rolon Point in 111rry11l111 yesterday for their an- ionic. A large load of High people also went yesterday to 1 WM ““1211 smnr's pond. owing to the rest of a Week since water has been drawn from it has filled up somewhat. and 1 in the. scarcity of water in nth \ri-oe the railroad company has 1 to make use of the slandpipes 1 pply water to trains darling the 111‘; t. . 1 11111111111111 AND nouo'rou. Mrs. ‘Hsnford Smith is quite ill . Andrew Taylor took a party by auto to WeltpOrt, this week. Capt. 11.11.1111 he: been quite ill at his home, Norma 11111 g tits, M11111 Pearl YnnScoy in envislting her cousin, Milli Marries mil Wh Miss Nellie Hoff, of Newark, is via Viilnu Mrs. John llrnmmer. William Northrop is building a 20. foot burn on Bailey avenue. WW lire, duMmfil'Wk, has been ill & n.1,. .. .g .1 the .' - solves recently. John Brummsr. 'i‘hér about lid at the Malian bonrdinag house: Version Heights. ‘ so irma McDonald of Canada, is viel 1113 her a11nt~,..Mrs l3. M. Allen. The annual fair of St. Luke's Church. Noroton, will be held Friday evening, August 30 Mr. and Mrs. James Goodove, of Sound Beach, are spending their vows tion in the mountains. Miss Grace Wlilmott and Miss Eth- el Willmott have returned from a visit with Mrs Kirk, in Derby. A new sidewalk is to be constructed from W. R, Mackey's residence on .. Main street cast to the NorWaik line. Mrs. Wesley Brady and Miss Annie 2: Noxon left Saturday for a trip up the ' Hudson and a visit with Yonkers friends. .. Harvey E. Arvlll, who has been spending some time with his sister, Mrs. S. M. Allen, Mansfield avenue. has a' position in Newark. Mrs. Gilbert Finch has returned to her home in Hartford. after a. visit with Mrs. St. John, in Rowayton, and Mrs, Seth B. Toms, in Darien. Benjamin St. John, of Dorian. has been employed as lampman in South Norwalk by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company. Hannah M. Seabrook, of Darien, nee Hartwrlght, has brought suit for di- vorce from her husband, William G. S‘eabrook, of the same place. She al- leges habitual lnternpernncc. The couple were married March 31, 1887. William Rellhan‘ was sent to the Stamford Hospital, yesterday morning, from his home in Noroton Heights. He is ill of typhoid fever. Dr. E. E. Row- ell, Jr., is the attending physician. Miss Alma, Breach and her brother, Gilbert, of New York, are spending a few weeks with Mrs. M. Scovclle, at her summer home on Brookside ave nue. Mrs. James Stevens entertained Iht1 1.. S. Club, from East Norwalk, last. evening. it being the anniversary of her birth. ’I‘hcrs wore piano selections given by Mrs. Charles Plait. and vocal solos by Mrs. William Plait. and Mrs. Lci'ferson. Mrs. Stevens Was presented with a handsome ice cream set. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ireiferson and son. Mr. and Mrs. William Holt and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Percy and two-daughters. Mrs. Miller and son Mr. Miller, Mrs. ’i'horupson. Mrs. Stev ens and daughter. Mrs. Selleck and daughter. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait. At 10:30 a tempting lunch was served. The friends departed for their homes in the early hours of the morning. wishing Mrs. Stevens runny returns of the day, and all voting her a line hostess. WESTPORT. ———a David Ward is able to be out again after 11 close shave. Ho barely 11s- cupcd 1111 operation for appendicitis. The Person cscupadc still continues to be the general topic of conversa- tion. and the opinion prevails that in this instance the law docs not cover the ground adequately, Crimes of the nature for the one which has brought the hotel man to the bar need heroic treatmcnl. The story reads like a book of modern iicilorr. Justice Morton, of Suugaiurk. heard the complaint against Napoleon Dino, charged by Michael Sartori with black- mail and acquitted him. Suriorl 11c- cursed the. prisoner of threatening to in- form the authorities that ho was sollr lag liquor illegally if he was not paid hush money. No testimony was pro- tested at tin1 trial to prove that ihers was any such Iiluuul selling although it has been 111111111. 1‘ that a moon shine business was . In the vic~ln by The charges 111111 vague and the prisoner W119 acquitted. Grand Juror George Burr Smith lliiimurcd for the stale. Harry Woodruli and his 11111111, Everett and Chester, arc rusticmiug at Church‘s Mill. in 'lictlding. The boys miss the water howovrmr and will soon return and enjoy lill'll new bout. the Melon, bulli entirely by them- 'l‘hcy painted the boat green on the outside and pink on the inside which was dolled from one end to the other with black spots Grandpa Underwood went down to 1111 amino the boy11' handiwm'k. The line- tor is always inquisitIVo and question- ed "What did you putxull those black spots inside for?" "Why those are ihc seeds of tile melon, Grandpa." Mr. Woodruil' is well known in liriugcpori, where he holds 11 responsible partition in the Connecticut think WILTON. W. R. Foam, of Cannon, has purch- ased a now automobile. Miss Agnes Ogden. of Pascale, N. 3.. hr visiting her aunt, M1111. J. ll. Stun goo. The Reading Circle met Thursday afternoon at the hum of Mrs. C. .i. DsWItt. W Mr. and M11. James hereunder have returned from an enjoyable trip to the Adirondacks. Miss Cornelia Redmond, of New i‘,ork has been spending the past week at her cottage in liurlbult Mrs. J. 13. Sturgeon W. 1111111111211. Miss Helen Statues end Mlle Agnes vow; “ Mrs. shipmen, of A 11111.net. A1111 Dickenson, who has been spending the suinmer with, her ed to her home in Stroller 11 William L Olmsiead has the con tract to Improve the Henry Burr Stur- ges house in Cannon by the addition of a large veranda and a coat of paint. '— Mrs. Frcderlck Bank and Mrs. Carrie Relston and ismll , oi Nor walk, and hestnut filli, spent Wednesday with Mrs. John Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Lirclr of New York, and the isttsr's mother Mrs Moran, stopped last week at J. B. Slur-gee, en route for the Berkshires, The party rode in :1 large French touring c1111. b. 14190130111 has sold the tract of land adjoining the premises of St. Matthew' 11 rectory and adjacent proper t consistingof fields and woodland. to whole comprising some thirty acres, to the Rev. Charles Marks. 'l‘he Matinee Whlst Club 11101 'I‘uos- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Comstock. The successful colli— petiiors were Miss Mary Gregory, Mrs, Frances Feesenden and Mrs. ii. (i. Thomson. During the afternoon do- liclous refreshments were served by the hostess. The wheel of 11 large automobile col. lapsed Sunday evening near 0. M. Gregory's place in Cannon. The much- ine ran up an embankment, overturn— ing and ihrowlng the occupants out. all of whom escaped injury, with the exception of a young girl. whoudid not regain consciousness for some time. She was removed to a nearby resi- dence, and medical aid summoned. it was said that. her spine was badly in lured. , Tuesday thedamuged car was towed to Norwalk. A medley entertainment under the direction of some of our surnmervlsi- tors ,was held Saturday evening at. the home of R. H. Fitch. The program consisted of an Operetta, recitations, vocal selections, the reading of a clev- er and'amnsing paper on Wilton, con- tributed by local talent, and some soon songs rendered by the Masters Geri- ney to a banjo accompaniment. Every seat was filled and the proceeds amounting to over $15 will be devoted to the chapel fund of St. Matthew s parish. The ladies of the Congregational Church held 11 fair Wednesday after- noon und evening in the chapel and surrounding grounds. Decorated tables were placed on the lawn near a hedged! flowers, while overhead in the evening hundreds of Japanese lanterns illumin- ated the scene. Fancy articles were offered for sale. Tea, sandwiches, cream and cake were served and var- ious original attractions testified to the capability of the managers The proceeds will be devoted to the fund for the redecoratlon of the church. NEW CAN'AAN. School will commenCe here Scptcm her 3. ‘ Heywnrd Davis is taking in the New port excursion today, Benjamin P. Mcud is enjoying a cruise on the Sound. ' Arthur Y, Purim‘clee has hreturncd to his home in Philadelphia?“ Mrs. A. .1. Gray, Who hushcen ill for several weeks. is improving. The sprinkling cart Is to be disconv ilnucd, because of. luck of water. Thomas Grimm has left his position 11s baggage master at the railroad slu- lion. Miss Vivian Ells visited In Brook- lyn. Sunday, with friends and. relu- tivos. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer DeCurnp, of Siumford, are spending 11 month In town. . ‘ "'1 2 W4. 1 : Mlle Ethel, Kaiser has returned from her visit with friends at liick- cry Bluff. The smoke slack on Lane’ 11 shoe inc lory has been painted a very noileou bio rod color. C. W. Hodges in constructing 11 on meat walk ill front of his residence on East avenue. Howard Northrop, who has suffering with rheumatism the two weeks, is improving. been punt St. Aloysius' bazaar will comm 1111111 in the opera house lhi Saturday 1 ning and continue for eight nights. W 11.5: M11111 Mlnnlo 1411111101 11111111 111m I in“, Wednesday, for 11 three week» vinh with relatives in Jamaica, L. l. M1111. Anna 'l‘rlband and daughter. Helen. of Miunus. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Adams, on iioyi street. Mn. Hills, of New York, has pinches» ed 22 acres from Hiram D Smith, at ’l‘almadge Hill, and will soon erect a dwelling. The lied Men, of Stamford will play the Red Men of this place. on the, South Avenue rounds, labor buy morning, at 10:0. A luwuiparly 11nd fair for the bone fit of Union Chapel, Went Norwuik. was held yéeterduy afternoon at the residence of Frank 8. Glover. A number from this place attended the olemhuke given by the old original club of railroad 1111111 at Barry's Grove, lWInnlpuuk. last Sunday. Mien Allelic ltenldu is expected home from the South the lust of this . . rdcughler, M111. ‘011111111 Ellwood 1111 re- this 11 k at her decanter's, M1111. ' W W. 8. Raymond and Mar daughter, dfleluu, enjoyed Tuesday at .1 Harbor. Vlu'w on the Scrum Miss Imura‘ liuylnbond is enjoying a visit there this week. . W Camp No. 57, \l’oodurcu oi the World, was oiganlzed in Masonic llall, last night A degree. tcum iiom Siam. ford (31111111 installed the 111110111111. About all the inhabitants of Tai- niudue lllilure having their wells cleaned. it is said IlulI bout every gang imaginable has be 11.. found in cm. I v W Hiram D. Smith is erecting a nine room wedge Hill railroad station. It is 40332 , and will be titled with modern improvements. Mrs. M. Calculus, of Rye. is making a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew flotsam Seminal) street. Her son, Lamence hes been visiting here for the past tweek. James Buruclough lost. his valuable Iroller, Slur Hawk, at the Empire City 1111111». truck, Yonkcrs, lust. Sutur- day. While working out the horse the animal fell down and broke :1 leg. Later it was shot. l‘hc borough is preparing to sell its $711, 000 math of bonds which it has» just. procured from the. engrav- crs. it is rumored ihuI these bonds will all be sold here, and possibly one person will take them all. NORWICH MILL BURNED. NORWICH. August 23.~—’l‘l1e Pres ton Woolen Mill. which Is a branch of the Beliunce Woolen Company, and situated on the east side of the city, was practically burned throughout its main structure yesterday afternoon, and the loss is placed at $30, 000. The name of Moor sounds flerce, but when two Moorish armies light a week or so and the battle ends with twen Iy-tWo men killed on one side and ten dead on the other, it looks like pcra bonito warfare. ‘ Sentinel Want Ads Pay. The 81111 811‘ Furniture targets 111.. I34 I36 Washington Street. “811. Nerwaikv _, fl ,. A Minimum, Amount Home Comfort, Happiness, and contentment, with a Modicum of Expense, that is - Gas 'Lialrtinu. We are raping houses 01 a Minimum Cost. Let as pure yours, Connecticut Go. THE ' FIRST till housewives who call utthis store next Monday morning Will receive 11 sample can of JAP~A~LAG F R E E EA. MITCHELL, FUNNITURI AND HOUIEPUHNICW month. line will resume her clnseel 1111-. 111.111“ 111015.. 11111111111111.1111. “9+ :1 . 1.1 wig, a} .' 3.1; house just south of tho Tul- ‘ ii. 1. Algeria 18 131 ON LUBRICANTS ‘ No. 688 for? our mission. goals. No 677 for gears of both automobiles and motor boats. a No. it graphite cup grease. These lubricants are considered the boat in the world. ‘ i E IIiIIKWIIIiU 818i) "Honest Geode at Honest Prices." 39 W ll street. UAW!) W. R‘YMOAD. Funeral attractor . and nimble! liner. 1! North Mela 3h, 111111111 Nemelk Residence, 6 Washington It. Telephone at house, 693. Telephone It stilee, also 2. Miller 8e Jordan, “Bill E88 8888 318-8818, 101111. Hell’s 1111111 Building. 80 UTH "N ORWALK- 1111101111, ill 11111111111, BRIDGEPORT; Hotel Muhackemo. a. ll. CONNOR, 1411...}. ,‘W ' ”—- .1" seamen UP-TO-DATI "rm-ray cuisine unsuuPAeeED‘ 1111111113 REASONABLE Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents. For further particulars epply at of- ties. Telephone 488. ”111111111311 N. Y for freight Only on end after Tuesday Jenn I 1906, Freight Propellers. will It82m Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool of Dover street), every day (excepi Sunday). at 4 p.1n. Freight'received at Norwalk up no 4 11.1111. and South Norwelk up to 5: 30 p. m. ' NORWALK DTEAMROAT ca. Arming J. Smith' 0 .c.1-1egemnn Leeeee. General Agent 311111113. 1 we The very best ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb. .............291: 20 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR . . . ....... $1.00 VERY GOOD EGGS, per doz. ..... 251: 2 lbs. PURE LEAF LARD ........ 251: A. Stu I I " " " Phone 223—3. 1 22 Cottage Ava, Eur Nemlk. nommuggsen 51.1.: should be 01111 file willie who new white, one ode 1131;111:1111" P01 celeln Easineledu "on. Here ever stepped to consider how dei zhtiully convenient it would be to have but end cold running water in your 1111111111 ehember, sleep in; apartment 0 first noo'r toilet room? its presence would effort! you the highest degree at comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. but plumnm ere strictly compel“. u eheniee hoaeet end reliable. . Horace R. Nash, COINII MAIN AND Wli'l‘ IT“. Illil Nillllllii 888K worn 1101111111“. 001111. 1111111110111“ 111 airliner; n11 ‘ new 1111 ”9" name 11"“. 11111111111 mik- /,r museum AM! Home. 01W eowm 11 nAreewee 1111111111 kusrm avi'm’ 1111111. 11111111111111 u. some. he inu- WILPRCQ IGDWJE'L Mill: DINIOTOI I. H. Mathewson Jenn H. Rum Jenni-I1 ll. Mervin OMIWIWW AIqunm 11. mean 1111111. Eclipsei Self Cleaning lieirieeralor‘s.” , Palmer Hammocks. Water Coolers. AND MANY OTHER 1 Summer Goods tuner. Dell’s HARDWARE. ' ‘ “B1 .111 WASHINGTON STREET. 1 Phone 667. De: in the Habit of Having Yeurh Sunday Dinner at the ‘ GLIFFORD Ne worrying about eeleetlng your mate, no bother with diehee or stove when plenum weather comes. ‘ courteous Service. Pleasant Surrounding M Excellent Cooking. CHARLES REYNEKE, _ m Proprietor. 1 1;, Telephone 40!. __.___.....~._..1-. M J'HI LATEST AND BEST LauuMeuers at $2.75 up. A very stroll line of fully guaran- teed High Wheel flowers. at £5.50 to 86.00. arm-mflflmfnnfilm A complete leeortment of the best grades of RAKEB, HOES, GARDEN FORKS, BHOVELS, BPADES, and 1111 Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. General repairing and machine work- promptly attended In. *4 ma... Nowell Earlene lo. 39 Main St, Norwalk. Telephone Call 137- 5. [1112911193 Point! #341 EAST NORWALK gen \ Shore Dinners and All Kinds of 893' Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and fishing. Beth Houses to Rent by the Season John O'Sulllvan. Proprietor. HURABEE.DANN8188II, ll Well so, Nomllio m N Washington I!" la. Nemlla I Real Estate and Insurance. We have several decided semin- la Income mutt inernee in velue‘ With the rapid growth of the town. 111131.014“ nuke. Auto Garage and Machine Shop. m 11 33mm? MOT. “emailed and e . m. 11m Cello, spark Pluae. etc-PI. ~ '5' Leuneh luginee, Coven. 611mm. anpeuline, Tents, Await—1 '3. and Bell e. MWAOHlNQ‘TO OT-a l. B. Robertson, Proprietor. enema Li‘l'dl ranks. ”he FRANK C. VAN SCOY 111111 1111111111,..1A 7 ...... producing puberty that ‘ ' (”*0“me I ~ ,True Spirits of Turpentine (csoacrrowu AAA smarts» , For fine Janene. Lacquers, Varnish”. P1111111: et..c etc.1 “151 CHARLFS E. SHOLES COMPAN‘ Sole Sele- Agente lM Front Street. .. New York City 1.1. 11111111.: Decorator, . East NorWnIk Tel. " 7152". MONEY. Money loaned to salaried employees“ and housewives on their own name“ without indorser. All transdctlorls strictly confidential. Call and see us INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECURv lTY 0. Havliand Building, 'VVaehlngton St. Office hours. 9 a. m. to B _p. 111. 80111111981181 Milling SHIN"- THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE. For years this Company has paid % Guaranteed Interest on it- Send Shares by check issuen semi-annually. Over half-miluoi dollars paid to investors to date ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00. investments of from $100 to $10.lill’ accepted, participating in earnings! from date of receipt.» A card will bringyou our literature or a personal interview. R. L. COBURN. General Agent, 16 South Main Street. 1“ Y . PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING 9 HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES ILATE AND TIN ROOFING One end Steam Fitting. One Fixture Metal Ceiling, Etc. P Have you eeen our etcek e1 RICHMOND RANGESr TH] JONES & HOTCHK'S- ' ” NORW’A.’ 17 WALL STREET. ........1.._.... . m 111-111 eoUrii herewith STORAGE plug . w‘AaeH'oue‘t. , re; . u ybnurruau, mace. are. do. uni-1°1- Particular: Addreee 5; p111“ e. 11.111191113111111. lenient!” 4. 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