, if my 1
‘Ip altreuimeut who regularly lo
I peeled In taut. the commutes ohm a 1
ed by it in more News It 1
I “I know our company t
lug The Broken Vow in .
1 I u onenlsht stand The audience didn’t i1
11llke The Broken Vow, and eggs, out» VV
thViges and potatoes rained 11an th I
s o c 1 ~
VI Still the play went on. The hero 11‘
raved through his endless speeches. 1;; 1'
dodging an onion or a. baseball every. 1
1 other minute, and pretty smo from
those missiles that he hadu'I been able
1 to dod go
I -. “But. finally a gallery oudito1 in u 1,
- paroxysm of rage and word hurled a
I ,. I hoary boot, and the actor thoroughly 1
I alarmed started to rob-.eat 1
f “ ‘Keep on playing. you fooi.'11issed
1: the manager from the wings as he
; booked in the boot. with an umbrellu. I 1.
1 'Kcep on till we get the other one” ‘ ‘
Gate Iilll .
tone liter
Eclipse Self Cleaning
‘ Refrigerators.
Palmer Hammocks.
. " .11. 1M
1‘ returned alts hot
lflh Dema‘rest N J.
Charles M. Griebsi has returned to
his duties in the little and Tow t
THl1‘V. CHARLES E. SHOW-S
80in Sales Aroma ‘
Mot lib
illvlnminbsli airs on. condor
added More till. 11 -Mhulldln8liM11-1 Ulster; .
he eottuposilistsiluwni system. how-
mics. .mmopumr mommies 1.111.114», I _
:owu homcsummidrpcmhut enough. I1 1 1
detaining. Mboub dill) rsfumiuphb
physically unable to core tor:- thoyn- ,
" iselvss cane beingutcd and .olotlwdl
sTiicy will be quartered at the. angle-
folds race ltrackp abs/11111111: miles train 1
the .oityr until the completion of th10
home for the :uged. which is. bolus ‘
erected oulthc aimshouse tract By the
{time it is ready for occupancy the
inumbcs of infirm refugees will probe;
Ibiy the: diminished as their relatives. I ,
muny1 10f whom are still in the camps ; 1.
“Dick" Morrlssey was brought be- lthcmselves, will be.qu a position l01
fore Justice McLaughlin. Monday eve- tears for them. .
ning and 1111911185 and costs for drunk- I -
ounces and breach of the peace. 1000K LABORERB LOCKED 0947.1
WWII district 1’ Arthur Snitfcn has resigned his sit- ANTW'ERP, August 29 ”“0ng to 'é
W uutlorr in Benedict and Company's the WW3!“ or many 0f the men to sign
anldlrMfid fill; flail“ all???“ and MT Shoo factory and is now employed in Va contract, another general lockout has 0
Re R. r a on V 5 d 5W1 :1 the Yale and Towne Manufacturing .‘tbeen declared against the dock labor
0 80911 Y1 1 Company, Stamford. are who recently agi‘eod‘to1rctul‘ni0111 1
,worco rem Ham omoo 1.8.1 State sll'm
BHIDOEPORT.
V IIII oi , .I m
.f‘ rug store occurs to you step to a
phone and ask us to send it to you.
deliver use and shell nominate
your order.
You will save time. will avoid be-
1i Ins out of the needy articles and will
at 7yo have receive}? Worthy
We ‘2!) Vp’ossV'Ii ricer.
lilo Br as Pharmacy.
“:1ch on liver-
in. w
_ lm dti t I
rielnln‘s re mg in Molds strse .'
latives frotiil~8 dzeport.
Is now employed by
‘ 1 Bonnie. Off
'r‘H 0: McDonald and family In! the Adams ‘- n
Esston spout Sunday at *Compo Beach ver ‘0; the $33de 3322: y M 0:. d"
The sloop Nellie is anchored for Mr. and Mrs Iv c ‘ a
repairs at Saxonmeyer's grove at 811111 Mr. and Mrs £5.13 rigged? Immul‘g
gutuck. ‘ an auto trip throu be state: 1I
hee’s ManufacturingICompany hover several d a l
closed their factory for two weeks va- among the piitnwgii; "$.50 “$3.931
cation. titles have been made and it is said
that more are to follow. 1
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It
m
A reunion of the Mills families will
be held todoy at Burial Hill. Greens
VFaers beach.
In 1,
charge.
1 Mrs. Horace Mills is visiting her
daughter Mrs. George Meeker in Coley
torso,
‘s
’iEarsl: Norway
i r
Miss Catherine Lewis was the guest
of her sister, Miss Mabel llewis
Roseville district
The proposed clambuko for the I
0‘ members of the fire department has I
Iglven up. Luck of funds and interest is ”
Mrs. Louis B. Mills entertained her 1ZbL°nd‘§n§.°en‘the chief reasons my its
daughter Mrs. Anion Lockwood, Jr.,
and little daughter Tuesday
"W H. Bismuth, he has been mak-
ing a visit here. returned to Dunbury,
V today.
”1.1,
ANGLO- RUSSIAN AGREEMENT
ST. PETERSBURG August 29V~It
is expected that Va formal ud‘uouuce- ' .
men t (if the" signature of the Anglm .1IIII~1:.1
The regular weekly social service
a
I (will be held this evening ht the Advent o
on Church.
, . 11A new fence is being erected uround
Ill. S. Hucsted’s resident: at Van Zuth
V Vadd Hervey streets
:The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be‘ held this evening at the East
Achue Met Church
1I aMrs. Albert Du or Bctts Place,
twill be taken to Qefleld SaturIday
for a few weeks, for the benefit of her
health . I
The regular monthly meeting of the
oiliclal board of the East Avenue Me-
thodist Church was held yesterday evc-
ding at the chur.cb
i \ ‘——""——"_
It .A pltous and almost constant and
.weeping may be heard from a child
twith a large hole in the back of his
dread, which none of the faculty so for
have been able to handle is about as
depressing to listen to us any of the di-
berslfled sounds usually heard in mid
Bummer. What is to become of the
little chap as he keeps on growing and
ageing is a problem hard to explain.
1 That most people are too particular
to live. and are most complacent when
Iothers are perturbed is' as true
death and taxes. An old chap happen~
ing to be in ordering his coal for the
winter overheard a woman’s dulcct
voice mellowed in the distance giving
her order Mr coal with u postcrrlpt in
spite voce, be sure you send perfectly
clean drivers. Two of the drivers hap-
pened to be not far away, and one says
to the other—“Cornelius. d'ye mind
that?" I’m going to the dime store to
buy some collars and cuffs." To which
the other witty Hibernian replied:
"l'ii have to hunt up me stove pipe hut,
and take me Father Matthew's gloves
out of the box; be after puttin' a rose
in me coat lapel and well then make
a. fine pair. Do you think that will suit
the colleen.”
“Found grave, pluced wreath and
took it photo" was the last contents of
the carts postul.1with a picture of the
grand hotel. written on the 17th lust,
and the last will be heard from George
J. Kicupfel until he gets home. It has
reference to the Menken monument,
and what pleases Mr. James most is
the fact that his old office boy, over
twenty years younger, and a native of
Brooklyn, should be the only one ever
to got 11 photograph of the tomb, which
our friend erected neurly forty yeur's
ago. There have been lots of artists‘
drawings by fine correspondents, but
Mr. James tried to get pcrmlsslouIto
line it photographed the cemetery air-1
thorltlcs refused to grant it. so be had
to get an artist to go and make a
crayon drawing of the some for the
front page of the New York Clipper.
Every American actor and actress who
visits Paris and ever knew anything
about the lady in question, has gone
to the grave and placed flowers thcr
on and Mrs) melee Eldridge, mother
of Lillie Eldridge. and Mrs. Stephen
H Fluke, wife. of the dramatic author
and critic of that name and Mrs. T. A.
Brown, wife of Colonel T. Alston
Brown. drumuilc author and agent, to1
gather with John M. Dllks, better
known as Mons. La Throne. the circus
performer. and 0mm 8. Fowoet. the
comedian, with many others, have
brought wild floWers, a bit of shrub
bsry or some other memento from the
grave. The above are all dead except 1
Miss ll‘ ldiidgo and Mosscra Fisko and
Brown.
>
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison, of Cudllpp
I street, is spending it few doys in New
rep; city.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. .l. Lumphcro,
of East Hurtford, have been Quests of
Mr, and Mrs. Daniel P. Wicks.
This; is the lust Week of the long
summer vacation the schools re1 open-
ing next Tuesday for the full term. 1
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, of begun
street. Who is visiting in Omaha. Neb,
is able to be.hbout the house again.
after 1a 'iVurl‘oufr illness.
I... 1
lock of Well. Cornwall Connecticut.
are lbs toast. of. if, and Mrs. Aorbn
Slovenia Is. fest ‘
curb; s thrive of
.Wsdneadsy.
| George l‘itspatrlck has resigned his
Miss Herrie't'logden of Cross N High-
way is entertaining Mrs. Charles Bar-
positlou in E. J Browns meat market;
and is now working at the local depot.
'l‘hc vacancy in the market is being
Ia“.
.’1 W
11311. Howard Stevens and Miss Hal 1
chw. and sort Villarle of Port Chester.
The Greeus'IFarms farmers 1‘club
will hold their annual Clambake at
Greens Farms park on Labor Day.
temporarily filled by Benjamin 1H.
.chlcr, J1.
The H. 0. Club held a sociable and
cm on the lawn of T. W. Hall VIVIn 8(1th
, 1 avenue, yesterday afternoon. be pro”,,
Mrs. 11901 “CREW and Mrs. George cccds which amounted to about 85.
Ireland who have been visiting in will be sufllcleutly increased to
Greens Farms have returned to their the poor Children of the town an cvn
homes. l jovable Chrlsiwmas
Frank. Reynolds of East Norwalk.
is rapidly completing hiss auto garage
across the draw bridge in the old
steamboat building
Robert Jones. who who arrested on
complaint of Henry Tompkins. was
tried in the bomugh court Monduy
claimed that Jones insulted his wife
and used abusive language.
evidence was insufficient however,
and the defendant was acquitted.
George Gamphcr and Albert Mills
have completed their mason contract
for Judge Marclun and are working in
Southport.
l
E. S. Bedfm‘d's boat which was
blown ashore near his residence in.
Greens Farms has been floated and la-
Ikcu to, Southport harbor.
The bazum ulldct‘ the auspices of
St. Aloysius Church which is being
held in the Opera-house. is meeting
with.grcot success. The hall is pret-
:tlly decorated with hunting and Am—
erlcun flags are draped profusely
about the chandeliers and side walls
There has been dancing every evening
and Shepherd‘s orchestra of
~ Norwulk furnished the music.
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ALWAYS ON HAND
It was it hot day. The editor of The
iluglc sat with his coat of! and his
‘ '1 (set upon the only othe1 chair, and
Mi Jenni hor t 0st ot-
flee ,5: enjoyi‘rigrherpgngi‘lml‘evgcutlon. . was wondering how he could raise the
Miss Edna Bradley bus been the “devil s1" Week/l) stipend when Satur
guest of Mrs Nehemiah Jennings, of day night come, when in omitted the
Southport advance agent of a circus.
“How much circulation?“ be biandly
licked.
"Two millions." was the piompt re
1111.
Mrs. Cottett of State street is err
tortuining friends from Scranton. Pa.
All schools in town will reopen
next Tuesday for the full term.
George Norris who was quite bad I .
iy injured one day last week by i
being struck by u bicyclist. is getting
along nicely.
”——
George Carpenter of Euston. was
in town last week, calling on old
friends. He is doing it fine dairy bust-
nose and his licultb is greatly improv-
ed. “How much for a half-pogo nd..most1
Frank Newman who has been spend- LV cuts?"
“‘8‘ the summer with MS uuut, Miss‘ “Five hundred in cash and twenty
Clara Hurlbutt, in Riverside avenue. free. lickei's.‘
Ell: returned to ma home in New “Wk "(lot any circulation in China and
lunch?"
The motor boat owned by E. Hill of
South Norwulk which has been here
undergoing Humorous changes. and re-
ceiving equipment and machinery to
enable her to work on the oyster beds
of! Norwalk, has left the harbor.
'A qua1tcr of it million."
“liow do you got off such it trc
mentions circulation on your old Wash-
ington huud press?”
"liy working Sundays, before and
utter church time."
“You said two millions. I believe?"
“Two and n hull. sir."
“And five hundred dollars?"
“Eight hundred."
Then the uncut sat down and sold
it was a hot day. The editor replied
that. it. was blamed bot. Il‘beu the up
out asked how the buckwheat crop
was coming on. and the editor suld
there‘d 'be1 enough to give everybody
the sci-niches. Then the agent wou-
dcrcd If Roosevelt would run ogulu.
and the editor said he didn‘t. cure it
cuss whethcohodld or diet. Then the
ugcut whistiodLN few have of "l Huvc
Loved and imst." and sold:
"1 don't cure ubout over five hundred
circulation."
“V’l‘hut's twenty more tbun
SOL" I
"And I'll give you 315 for the ad
and live free tickets.”
"Done! ”
"Good day. "
“So long."
A large touring car while speeding
down the hill on State street. near
the residence of Harry Faircbild col-
lided with one of Taylor and Rich-
ards coal carts, completely destroying
one of the wheels on tho auto. The coal
wagon was uninjured.
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m.—
The many friends or Miss RUDY!
Thorpe (a former teuciie1 at East
Saugatuck school) will be pleased to
hear of her marriage to Goodman Des
con of. Bridgeport. which took place
Sunday evening, ut the home of the
bride's parents in North lluvcu.
.—
~I1leavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nuuscu. indigestion 'l‘biu blood mu~
has you weak, pulc. sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters. makes the blood rich.
red. pure—restores perfect health.
m
N EW CAN AAN.
tester School will open next Tucs-
day.
Carl liluymou‘dt is enjoying it vaca-
tion.
I have
JOE KERR.
THE LITERARV MAN’S CHICKENB.
(l‘iom lalpplucott's Maguzluc) ,
An ludlu than tell» ed the efforts
of an dutlm belonging to the Monster
school of hislorlcul novelists to put in
his leisure time as u "Ihcu farmer" in
tlmt suite The literary person a
venture uftonlcd his agricultural
. neighbors no on of, amusement.
friends anBerdm I During his film your the meteor
liornco Johnson is chlorine a two former iiimdvérca that on his little
week‘s vocation In WWW“ chickens. which were sectioned in
W
t
cturned me, 89,. ‘coops. were icdguisblue ut the polo
erlf'l'llal’l‘l‘é’ul‘ll Iburnings. tdélltl‘i. 'l‘bo’ novelist went over his
“hen literature" to locate the course
VW
Mrs. Charles 1L. Briebel has recoveu of the trouble but to no avail.
ed utter an illness of several days. ii‘lusll be united upon an old cliup
W 1” named wilds, to whom he put the
Mrs. Theodore Bottles, oi Newurk, quegtlon:
has returned after u pleasant visit in "What do you supports in the mat
town. 11 with than chic lions?!
"Well. i dunno," raid lluwllus.
The two young cone at William (iun- “What do you feed ‘eml"
uingbam are sufferius from malarial "Need them!" exclaimed the novel-
VteVrrIVor. ,lstVVisnger. ”Why. 1 cont feed them
n .H 1
Mclfcudriclt. of New "Then how'd you scene they was
top blends rind relatives wgpiai
Orrlo McKendriok has been ill for
the past tows deys. 1
W
Mrs. G, F.1Bertiuc is spending a few
days at Ocean Grove.
Miss Lilliam Solleck
is visiting
,to
Mrs. Georga
“oven is vlsi
in town.
night, and was discharged. Tompkins 1
The .:I
South I I
terms of its agreement will not be
published fo the present. 1 I 1
VW
[beams is what you like to have
people think you spend; wages is what
you get.
mafi- .c ...
FRANK c
vas- scov
PLUMBING:
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND. 'I
V GAS FITTING,
Tip, Sheet Iron; Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street,
801 Norwalk Conn. I.
rises-1111211111111»
1to our way of thinking and understand
our way of doing business just as soon
as you 1heva1msde yous ilrstvlslt to
our store mulI1coou1tblugs. it is true
that our system in different from oth-
ers. butiuusmucb: as we have on in-
creasing list electrons who are satis-
fled1wlih1our mods, our servim and
our prices, vellum: we may fairly
claim that. the people approve of our
business methodsV and believe in .us.
A. J A gcvmcfit
Co. 1
FURNI'NM mantra, 'esrovns.
2V.
A Minimum Amount
11 ,
Home :Ciomlort,
HVIVI
Contentment,
but ‘4‘”!in
"1 [Wt-rich
DDIBOSSI
that 15
Gas Lidhtlna
i We arepipidlz‘ houses ot a
i liinimiim Coot.
Let us pioé yours. V
Russian convention will soon be made , -
Anning” .1. Smith,
. SERVICE UP-TO-DATE
I with :1 Modicum oi Expense. '
by the two governments, but the exact: 1 1 '3
I On and after (Priestley, .Tanuary 'I,
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28.1mm River.1Ncw York. (foot
.of- Dover street). every day, (except
1 Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight received
.: at Norwalk up to 4 11m in and South
.Nomlkuptofi: 30pm
NCRWALK STEAMBOAT co.
1 01. c. Hegenisn,
Lelcho. amoral Agent
'5 Hotel Mohackemo.
'12 ‘ .1. n. CONNOR, Manager.“
| u—n—u—n
CUISINE UNsuapAssEo
RATES REASONABLE
:; Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
For further particulars apply at of-
: dce. Telephone ills.
Phonic 223—4.
EVut Nomik.
22 Come. Av... LV .
“WWII I
romp", m, 1mm» solids»
how ilei slutty «evasion; it would
be to have «housed cold running new
lot-I your 116mm: I1obcmbor up
in; apartment lrst lion? toilet
room its promos would chord you
the 1.1mm dam of comfort.
We will nadir quote you prions. w
plumbers no strictly com.V no
lie-0V“ “Vomit:
face” it Nash
Joann Rafi!» pi rum
scientist: Hilton! Wm.
Water Geolers.
.33 AND MANY omen
Tel. 41132.
Summer Coeds?
mil cod
1 HARDWARE.“
159.11: WASHINGTON. STREET-1
Phone 6
1‘13
not In the Habit of Havidb Y
Sunday Dinner at tile
OLIFFORD
, No Worrying about selecting
your meals no bother with
- weather comes.
1
111mmcua Serving. '11. 1 «,3 t:
Pleasant Surrounding «i
Excellent Cooking. "t
CHARLES BEYNEKE,
. 1 Proprietor.
”5th Telephone 49'.
in,
1;
fI‘HI unset duo-set
at $2. 75 up.
'A very ltmll 11-» o! tony-11am:
m '8. 00. - W 14"
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices
promptly “tended to. Id .M...
39 Main St, Norwaik.
Telephone Call O'l ii.
Greg up 3 Point!
glAOT uNORWALK (3 fr
m
Food (looked to Order.
Bathing and fishing
John O'B‘ullann.
PMDHMI’r '
1111111
must insulin in value with lilo up:
growth of the town.
GharlesE Doris
til-hon or stove when plenum- 1
I
Laquoueu
teed High Wheel Mowers, Ii; 36.60
A complain usnrtmell of the best
grades or RAKEO. HOEB. GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS. SPADES, and all V
General «mung and machine work
llorvilt Hump (lo.
Boon Dinners end All Kinds c! an
manomsmmtmems
N ”a mums 1m.
45 Well at, Not-walk. “Q“
54 Washington It, be. Nomi“. .1
1111.1 Estate and insurance.-
Wo 11m. bosom decided keratin.“
in income producing property but
Money loaned to salurl
and housewives on their own name
without indorser All trunssctlou’s
strictly confidential Call and see us 11‘ .-
INDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUReV 1‘
ITY
MONET
HaVvliand Building. .Washlngton at.
1 Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. in.
‘ limiting Sill to Nothing Sultr—
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATEI
For years this Company has paid
% Guaramscd Ibteresf on' its
; Bond Shares by check issued
‘ semi-annually. Uv'ei- panoramic.
dollars paid to investors to date.I
ASSETS NEARLY sapoomuoo. I1
Investments of from $100 to Slit not
accepted. participating in earnings
from date of receipt.
I A card will bxing you our literate
or a personal interview
a. L. cosunN GsnsrslAgent,
16 South Main Street.
1847
PLUMBING AND. STEAiv
HEATING.‘
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES ANo Mucus,
SLATE ANDI TIN RVOOFING,
can and Steam Filling, '6“ Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of 1
RICHMOND RANGES. '1’
THE JONES & HOTCHK SS
COMPANY .
17 WALL STREET, NORVWALK.
a. 'l'HE SOUTH NORWALK
1 STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
for I
FURNITURE, PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349.5
For Particulaw Address
8.;‘N. M'cKlBBiN,
Office; Room 4;: Hsvllsnd Block,
Washington Street.
Insurance Maillot
Burclaru.
IN AETNA INDEMNW'M COMPANY.
"Forswnrnsd ls Forearm”)!
Rain and Particulars or
111.111.1111in .
WT” AOENTB.
South Norwslk
‘rsi. We CTCRIA ‘
VII. out MINUTE room :1
bur mom's“ a, spool ‘
and lisoil'imédam WWI is. ,
.' mm In» ‘
:1 in Tier fihllél‘l.“ an it
n 1: n a c o .1
A radish his ordm.mm1l'n
all om «mum Winn, Luther:
diners Iivt‘syo on band.
1‘. J. GUM-WAN,
iii- sm- tomes
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