AIIWMImQflWud Fm oI' am... Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 0 11111111111111. ' tertlay. ufilg‘ and the committee On sewers. ’fYY.“ M .itist, Church, CHOCOLATES. Hund- namely packed in half, pound and two pound boxes, at 30¢, (lac, 60¢. 80c and liloulirldge Pharhacy. 1,:- MWA IN ,0 REIT. a" 1% "‘l‘elogfinofiiluei’YT—z Mrs. Arthur Wilson, who has been quite Ill at her home, 7 Thomas street. “is recovering slowly “—— of East Norwalk, visited their cats 111 Pound Ridge this week. [)III‘ Mr. and Mrs. Norris, of Belle ls- -innd, were the guestsmf'Mr. and Mrs. John'li‘cdlord, of 11 Betta Plncc, yes- I .1“Gospel Baptism and Administer trig ot Ordinances" will be the subject of the sermon by Ite1. James W Davis. Sunday evening, at the Advent Chris- flan Chinch. .. The‘Fire District meeting has been changed front the date already posted to Wednesday, September 18th. This change to made necessary by 1eason oi ithc act gassed by the last leg, islatme reuniting notice of such meeting to be advertised in a1 newspaper-five days before such meeting. The meeting Is 110 hear report of committee on light ROWAYTON. ; Percy Sherron, son of Mr. and Mrs Hiram She11',on is quite seriously sick with typhoid malaria. -~‘__....._——_. 1‘ 1 E D. Fine the Newark policeman who Is famed as 11 iishclmau, Is spend log a few days at the summer home of Jesse M. Ferris on Bell islund, while he is in quest of black tish, - The Happy Hour service of the Bap- was held on the porch, last night. it was a mostdelighiful niftalr and well attended if the weath- or permits it will be repeated next I'l‘hursday evening Captain E H. Smith has plans for 1a new ei‘ght- room cottage to be erect~ ed on the property adjoining the school house. which he lately acquired from the Sammie estate The. house Will have all impioveincuts. S B. At 1Wate1 is the contractor 11 1......— :‘Louls Randolph Atwater son of Con- tractor S. B. Atwnlcr of Rowu1',tou was wanted in Newport R. 1., Tuesday and arrived home yesterday wilb‘ his bride, who Is a handsome and talent- ed 11101111111.Residcnl.s how we glad to welcome them to this place They are drooping house In Captain E H Smith's .new house I11 Rowayton avenue. 1-Froderick Lockwood has returned irom the Post Graduate Hospital, New York where Mrs lockwood under went. a se1ious operation, and reports that Mrs. Lockwood was then doing nicely and gave every promise of re novel v it was her left arm that was ‘rcmoved. and to reach all the bird hone. the end of her shoulder blade and of 11131 collar bone were taken away also. Mrs Lockwood's many 1HYGIIIYB in The No1wniks and Roway- too the anxiously awaiting the Intelli- gcuco that Mrs inckwood In beyond all danger and will soon be back in .town u'guin. REBECCA. Let us forth from this dazzle and brightness Lot on forth from srcuo, So'llt by the starlight scrcuo: Lot 1111 forth from this luminous sccnc. this luminous ,We will wander in grove and through wild wood ; We will wundcr together and lone. .Wlii return with the years that have flown; We will wander together and lone. l'I‘hcu to choose from the darkness :1 bower, Where the 111111 nor the wind novcr strays, And you only will be Itu fuIr flowar, And you only will light In a rays Where the can our the wind never , 1 litres/11. And well love with u love that iii in this bower 11o likened to gloom; For love, like the stain, shines the fairest in the durum-sewn sorely ill tomb“ In this bower so likened to gloom. 0h, 11.311.111.111. the souls may be blight Our souls like cthorcnl skies. Will ..be. ever quiesccniiy lighted With 11, light where u mystt-ry lien.“ hike the 110111 of the trunquiiiinc skies. So conic forth from this dazzle and mess iu'Iith ' this luminous seen two weeks, has redevercd. ‘ have been occupying the Farm. was taken to the Westport sunl- Ernnk McKendrIe has purchased 11 11111111 in Rowayton from Mrs. Richards 1m Mrs. Mary Richardujof Rowuytou his when mom 31‘! will Pnge' a house in Duriehf Miss Susie Willmott entertained about forty young “friends at her home Saturday evening. Miss Anna Hadley of Mt. Vernon. surprised her Dnrien friends by a visit, Saturday and Sunday. , Mrs. Wallace Anderson of Haver- straw in visiting her dnughter, Mrs. Walter Gordon, Maple avenue. A road is to be Opened from Maple avenue to Main street on land owned by Alice llyon Fitch M. D., and R01 nuld 1). Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Knox and family. who Dauchy homestead for the summer, have re- turned to their home in New York. The Petersen Family Concert 00., consisting of Prof and Mrs Theodore Petersen and their five children gave a concert at the Town Hall last eve- hing. Dudley A. Van Zandt and family who formally resided here, but who have spent the suhilner months at Noroton HeightsJ removed Sntmday. to Pininfieid, N. A number of Stamford people have come over to Noroton, this Week. to hear the mission sermons being given In St. John R. 0. Church by Rev. James Delan, who was at one time a curate in Stamford. and has n reputa- tion as a forceful speaker. WESTON. Nelson Huribult is slowly recovering from his long illness. The youngest two children of David L. Coley still continue seriously ill. Mrs. Lester Fanion is spending a few (lays with Mrs. Vanderbilt God- trey. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gould cuter- tained a friend from New Canaan over night on Wednesday. J. Wallace Punzclt of "Mtunchaha" toriuin Wednesday for treatment. Mrs. Luman Mcado was the guest on Wednesday of her sister. Mrs. Reuben Goopplc of Hurlbutt street. M1. and Mrs. .iocl (‘.odl‘lcy were at. Reddlng Ridge on Wednesday uitond ing the n1ccting_ or ii‘ulliicid County Pomona grunge No 9 P of H " Miss Anna Schmidt returns to Drill gepol't this wccli ul‘ter spending two weeks with her cousin. Miss isnbcl Beers. . Eleven candidates will be initiated this evening in tho first. and second degrees at Norficid nraugo. Among the number ill-ins. Mlfi Frederica Fnulhabor, bliss Eula l-‘crrls Miss Ethel Lockwood, l-iaroid Burrlit. Willis Dunks. William Rowland, he: Roy Fiowcllyn and Dwight Fabian. Mrs. Wiidmun Adams. Miss Lizzlr Adams, Mrs. Frederick Banks. til” Misses Banks, .l. M. imckwood, MI 8 Maude Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs, iiuri- butt. (‘1. A. Sturgos. Ernest. i-Iurlbutt. G .A. Sturgcs l1.1 111-11 Iluusth were among the inigc 11111ubc1 i1om out of town attending lilo Gwenficid fair yesteinduy ._._..» NEW CANAAN. Horace Johnson has returned from his vacation. E. R. Johnson. 811., Is ill at his home in East avenue, Mrs. F. S Soilotk Is visiting rein- lives in South N111 11111111 A son was 1101 11 to Mr and Mrs. (2. Raymond Sutton, Monday. Frank i..ane has been In New York for several days this week. Mrs. Hermon G. KI‘I'YPI‘. of Brooklyn, Is 11 guest of friends in Wilton. Professor Walter V. Hell in outer- tninlux several friends from Brook- Iyn. i-‘rnnk Benedict. of Now York. bun been visiting with friends In 0111111111 street. ' Miss licieu Goulilcn. of Brooklyn. in 11 guest. of ihe‘ Misses Month, Carter utrdct. Orrie McKcndricli, who has been ill for a few days. in «his to attend to his duticI. , 3 W Mrs. Edwin Brunt. has returned to her home in New York. ultcr spending several days with her mother, to train avenue. “Quincy Adams Snwyer" was well presented In the Opera House. Tuesday evening. 01111 of the largest audienccu ever known in this town saw the play. Carleton Jolmucn and Percy Baker have left tin-tr positions in Benedict £1 (‘0! a shoe factory and have gone to Brockton. Mann. where they have secured positions as similar work. W it is said that. there «re 11 few 1111m- Lot 1111" forth from no itchy the starlight serene: th from this luminous scone. . Let It.“ lot 3, 11119111” ”BERNARD. ‘in Main street, 11116 If they eon do IoAcoufrcnatihnni chiral by the Amphinn , ' : 1111;1- R 1‘ mer residents who would like to as cure the chi Baptist church property . tn ‘ been drinking and the «fight 3209017863, ' on State street this afternoon. ; home at night. , Ion, oi igilturntcrd. 0-K. . Y'YYYYYMIS “build started .over n drunken dispute concerning a hand of crude. Officers Weed and Merrill seemed a. livery rig and 11111 riod to the scene of were too late to upprohfa score with him personally I‘ ” taken to Slumiord I11 a closed carriage by friends. The local agitation for 11 lyocum or iiultuble headquarters for the youn people of the town has 11 ppnrenily me - terprises. Nothing cl a tangible nu lure has been heard on the subject for nearly three months. The two organ- Izutions, however, that Were to have been a nucleus for the larger body.11rn still in existence and pieparntlons hrs being made to resume legular meet. lugs In the lecture room oi the M E;- Chinch. The Young Mc'n s Social Club with roll of about. sixty members, anti the Men of 'l‘omortow Club, having uni average of about fifty members, are two‘ organizations such‘ as New 011+” noun has seldom seen. and it. Is their.“ hope and through their efforts that 11-“ suitable building is thought. to be- within the bounds of reason Y -Most disfiguring skin eruptionsi scrofula. pimples, rashes. etc. are due; to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bil tors is 11 cleansing blood tonic. Makes: you clear-eyed, cicar-brnlned. clear-5 skinned. 4. WESTPORT. . Fred Myers has resigned his posi- tion at the Wcstport bakery. Wilbur Stiurges and son of, Weslon, arc camping at 00111110 beach. ‘ Mr. 11nd Mrs. Charsic Van Vulten- burg spent the week end in New York city. Kenneth Mackenzie has been visit- Ing friends I11 New York and New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs Wml‘i‘ll ilodgcrs are pi't'plll‘ilig to move to Springfield. Muss. Mrs. John H. Hull has been all- L‘Slil'tfl. BVGHIIO. have roturnod from a month‘s visit In him. A E. Southey has icconily (1n- icrtuiiicd Mrs L. A. Meade and child run of Weston. Mrs. Waterbury. Stale street. has been entertaining Mrs. W. C Wester— i‘it-Id of Weston. The Y. P, S. 0. ll. consecration scr- vlco of tho Congregatiotial church will be held this evening. of with Mrs. P. E. Lyons and friend Bridgeport spout Wednesday friends 111 Suugnturk. Mr Charles F‘Iagg of Boston has been 11 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chin-sic Mills of Greens Forms. The. bylaws of the Woman's I111prove1ncut society have been t1'.lbutcd among its members Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackwell and children from Flntliush me the 1.,11csts of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Squires. Town d in- ’i‘hc Current I" vcnis club wclc enter- tained at the home of. Mrs. (3.13 Dodge Miss lie1il1a Brothcrlon has retm nod to her 1111111111 nil Dr Mcli‘nrlund' a soul in1lun1 after a two week's vacation. Rev, John Young, who has been vi siting R1111 Mr and Mrs. lit-1111 111 Global church reclor1. has returned to New York. Many people who attended tho fulr in Greenfield I-lllI Wrdnosdiu worc lhoiouglily drenched while returning 81111111111 Funrher and family, who Intro UN 11 sounding the past work 111 (‘oiupo llcnth huvu letlu'ncd to limit homo I11 Wciiliin. M hut Dunn of South Norwnlh tukou Mra.il11rry i‘lnrko's (formerly Mien Alico It‘nlkcn. place In Bridge street school this your. The Frank .lidiffc piucc. formerly known as tho Tenor-t propetly on (lump 0 street, iii brim; newly pnpcrod‘ and puintcd Inside by Mr. Koch-r Mr. and Mrs Williiun Rector. and children together with a party of friends 11111-111 nun titty this week with Mrs. Kceluin uuut Mrs. James (lib The first meeting of the Princess Buiiuhine club for this section will be held this ovcninir, at the parsonage. All members are requested to be present, no the year's work I111 to be planned W Mrs. Jessie Northrop has returned from New York state where she at tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Drunk l-lubhoil. The latter Was Well known in Westport having visited here many times Tilt! entertainment given In the idolsfl ” that the one who did the shooting was 1 thereto-of many other suchpulillc enw pointed conservator of her husband's .3 7““ 11 Miss Grace Gaucliet is spending her 71'.“ vacation with her plii‘t'l‘llS on Imperial 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii. Olmtsoiui ; 1. Bridgeport. Mrs. Charles Harris and grand- :11 . daughter, Rachel, are. visiting in M1181 ‘1'“ sachusetts. 1 ._........ denim ell 111111 'l‘i‘duhie it 's nunltnlh l3 to the more hey get FRANK C. VAN SCOY PLUMBING. scum. . 1:191“ WATER AND" _3 (118' FITTING- Tin, Sheet Iron, .. 9°“??? and Zinc. 50 South Main Street, So. Norwalk, Conn. dul'd‘ Added 121% W121 1111 it? . ....._........... w... n...» .. w... pacer-o LITE '1' 159. Auto Garage ‘ and Machine Shop. Automobile: «ma, onsqulod Ind repaired.- Tires, “Lamp; OIII. Dry clam, Spirit P111 Launch En’é éIhI .c on. Curtains. "IrII‘uIIuI. Tenth: Awnln I II . a _ ‘1 ‘IIII WASHYNGTD 31:5“ ' E 3.1. Robertson. updater. Museum: “his: 1 Your fruit 61111. 1.31.11. .fiim‘il you use the square 1111111.. and whit/e, glusufmit jars, than they will In the old fashion round shape and green glass. The square ones have lightning tops. Crockery, Glassware, Hounefumlsb- Ing Goods. Wall Papers and Prepared Paints. to order. “—- Conusctorior Paintlnz Ind Decor- sting. --WI 11le the. 8. A H. Green Trad- ing stamp» Ask for them.— L. H DECKER 87 WIIhln‘Iton Street. Tel. Con. 80th Norwalk. mI-uo .. .u M‘hflwfi -......... ........ Flume Iliuly IItIIIS The Reed do Volk Electrical Co. to our way 5111111111.... and understand our way of doing business Just as soon as you have made your first visit to our store and soon things. it in true that our system I11 diiicrt-ut from 0111. era. but inasmuch 1111 we have 1111 in- creusing list of patrons who are satis- iled with our goals, our servlcu and our prices, we think we may laltly claim that the people In revs of our business methods and hat 1111111 in us. A. J. Augcvine a. Son Co. FURNITURE, GWEN, ITOVII. The loss some people ore untitled , 11.... Window Shades and Picture Frames .‘ Sdrt’iad Tel 488. mission gears. - No. it’ll? for gears of both an ' and motor boats. No 3 graphite cup grease ’l‘hece lubricants are consi best in the world. 3 F F. IYYKWIYIYD 11‘ “Honest GoodI It Honest Prion." 1 . 39 Wall eta-cat. a DIXON 1.1113111 3 Ants No. 688 for motor vehicle trans- Blackout} GQMHA‘ Inlormuilon Ticker. - Sunday Dinners Z5 Gulls tomoblles dared the 1 8100 NorWIik. Primer hammocks... Water Coolers. AND MANY OTHER Summer Goods 11111111111115, 3- ~11 1 . 111: waaumorgu 131111111". DAVID W MKMQIID. 1 Funeral Director and Embalmar. 3 10 North Main $1.. 811th Normlk RI 11119111111. 6 Wilmington It. euphoria It house. 698. 1 , 335- 32. Telephone It office. . wmvnfiw ”.75...." . 111101111. iii , Stile . Inioesronr. Miller 81 J ordan, ital 11111111111113; ‘ Billet, Hoyl’s Hindu Building 1911.111 Monum- Strut, Pier 28, East River, Sunday), at 4 p.111. Norwulk up to 5: 30p Aiming J. Smith, LIIIII. penal 0.6. 11111311111111 1. I01 freight Only On and after 'l‘uesday, January 'I, 1906, Freight Propellers will leave New York, (foot, of Dover street), every day, (except. Freight received . at Norwalk up to 4 p.m1u. and South NORWALK STEAM BOAT CO. Hegoman, “amoral Agent ale Inks per package \. as ,_ 3. Phil 21M. ‘ 22 Cottage A1»..- But Nomlk. should 1... equip" (1d ‘ snow white. one 1) oco‘ coluin Enameled Lavatory. room? Wino. 111“.» um“. CAPITAL, ,‘~, . Immune. ) i 1 o W DIRECTORI, E. H. Muthcwuou Henry Joint H. Knapp Josiah It. MIMI christian eswfis 11111111 Fm! H. Rowan. I svsuvmihnvis“ oasesiuo GI-IANI- ass with n dniniy "lunduid” Por- liavo you ever stopped to consider how delightfully couvuninot it. would he to have bot‘und cold running wutor in your dressing chamber. I111; apartment or first. floor toilet its presence Would afford you the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. Our plunihcrn are strictly competent me- clnmtcu honest and tellnblc. 11 Horace R Na All. 31' OORNER NYMN AND WEST 8T5. - iiliY YIYIYYIIHIIIY scum nonunion, 003111.- THANDAOTC. A ”coolant. IANKma in .. ’ SURPLI‘? AND PRONTO. EDWIN H. MATHEWGON. PHI. JOHN H. KNAPY’, 1th Vice-Pm. FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 211d VI”- pm WILFRED BODWELL. GAIN". Seymour “must Grumman J. Willie‘i Marvin . Light '1 sleep- Get in mimetic-H.111... v.1... Sunday Dinner at my, CLIFFORD ' No worrying about aelectin your meats, no bother wit dishes or stove when pleasant weather comes. may Courteous Service. 1 '"1 Pleasant Surroundings. ‘13 Excellent Cooking; CHARLES REYNEKE, 131‘ 11"”: Proprietor. 133'. i" Telephone, 498. “‘""’ l 1,1 l“. ,THE LATEST AND BEST .4. at $175111). A very strong line, of fully guaran- teed liigh Wheel Mowers, at $5.50 to 311.110. 11 luv-IIUIIQIYIIW A complete assortment of the best grades of RAKES, HOES, GARDEN FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, and all Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. General repairing and machine work promptly attended to. "WWI .. _. . lush... . 11 Wilomll Hardware ~60. 39.1Main Si...Nor1‘vaik. Telephon: Call 97- 5. , [111911011113 Paint! a gEAST NORWALK w Show Dinners and All Kinds of Bel. Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and fishing. 81th Houses to Rent by the Season J'ohn' 0.?5ulllvan. Proprietor. “WW-..” w...— 1~W_-m_... HYBYBEE. Willi 1M!"- 305 Wall 82., Normlk. w 84 Washington 81., so. Norwallf. ' Real Estate‘and Insurance. oi Home Comfort, Happiness. and Contentment. with 11 Medlcum oi Expense, that is 0.15 Liqhiina. We are 1111111111 houses at a 1111.11.11. Cost. Let in nine yours, ' f I iwim‘t ‘W‘i‘ 601111111111 tlo gLaunMiiuus ' We have cavern! decided burgslm In Income producing property that mutt Increase In value with the rapid “”"w growth of the town. A Minimum AmOunt (cronorrowu AA .PtRirsi For fine Jim}...‘1..cqum. Vault-lieu. Paint-1 1‘ etc... etc. “ - 1 ‘THE CHARLES E. SYYOLY‘S CGMPAN‘ Sale Sale! Agents ‘ltyi Front Street. - NumYails Cit,- m 1 ”Tm-1 raw-rm. my mum“... ._. .. 1... EB [1111 ‘ ileuuiu. East Nor-wall; Tel. 4.5-2. '_ MONEY Money loaned to salaried employees and housewives on their own name without Indorser. All transactions strictly confidential. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. limiting 81in icililntl 811111-— THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE. For years this Company has paid 3 % Guaranteed Interest on "I Bond Shares by check issued semi- annually Over hair nuim‘i dollars paid to Investors to date. “ASSETS NEARLY $2. 000,000. ()0. Investments of ham $100 to iiw‘iii. accepted, participating in earnings: from date of receipt. A card will bring 1011 our literature or a personal lulu-view. , R. L. COBURN. General Agent, 16 South Main Street. PLUMBING AND STEM. HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEAT NG. s’TovEs AND RAN SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, 1847 Metal Culling, Etc. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY 17 WALL STREET. m... NORWALK. A......,. .._.... "111.111 ' ,. THE scorn nosvaw" was". WAR MOODY; t;- ‘1 1 for ‘1 _ :Fusnrruus, HANDS ETC. Teinhone, 34H. m For, Particulars AddrIII g. N. McKiBfilN, Office, Room 4, Hoviiand-Blook, Washington Street. 11113353111101. “1 .... .. Against 13111111111311. IN AETNA INDEMNITY COMPANY. “Forowar‘ncd’ in Foreu’rmod." ' Rate: Ind ”Partlaularo of 111M. Lemme... log... 1 WWW“ use». 1. AG 1‘6. 6 Railroad Ave. ‘ Gauth Namath W - o 1 .TI-IE NEW HOTEL VICTORIA ONE MINUTI FROM DWO‘Y' . Illa ROWAN PLAN. 01111 rooms I In Inlet 1131.... all Ind Electric Liuhu throughout. 1v cry room but RATIO MAIONABLE. finely stock“ cm in «duration. A but "no of Ackor. Hon-Iii A Sign 1111 can. oIIIbrItId Winn, Liquors Ind cigar. Iiw:yI on hand. IUDLIVAN, Proprietor. Jll'ctepheug cull, 49ft. h Call and see us , 4 INDEPENDENT LOAN AND secua ' ITY 60., avlland Building. Washington St Gas and Steam Pitt 119. Gas Fixtures. _ I. . .1. 97. . w.
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