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summer buyers”.
list; when d
We have a. fresh stock of GI.“-
”N'I GRAPE JUICE in 19c, 256 Ind
501) Dotti as.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
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Grape Jules, bplll‘e 11111111111111. is an
it uuenches
unending and strengthening.
a tow. bottleslm in your refrigerator
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Miss Selma son's and 11 lend Albert
Buhdbiowe, of Norwalk, spent Sunday
at Compo.
Elizabeth Cullen, of Osborn avenue,
entertained Miss Lina Tuttle, of Row-
axton. over Sunday
Miss Mai Merritt, 'of‘ZSeaviow ave
whats returned home from a two
11' visit in New Canaan.
Charles sToboy, Jr. and Jacob Wolfe
have secured positions with F, S.
L'yon, the South Norwalk oyster deal-
6 l
Isaac Cllurchs new speed boat was
launched yesterday and will soon be
mowing what slle can do in the speed
._ e.
A business meeting of the Advent
Christian Church will be held tomor-
rpw night, alter tllc weekly prayer ser-
vice.
IWllllanl Tobey and two fl'iendfi' are
innning to go on a cruise along the
giant-1d shortly alter the Fourth of
. Y
The Ollagowalla Juniols and the So
Sb Juniors from South Norwalk are to
do“ battle Saturday 011 the baseball
W38 Carrie Petty of t 0 East Nor-
! Walk school, has gone to ler home 011
‘- street bridge, has retu
Long island, to spend the summer va-
duties.
.Challes Levy, of we Washington
ed from a sev-
eral days' visit ill Brooklyn and Gooey
island.
Miss Fletcher, of Pittsburg, is mak~
ing a visit at the home of her brother,
belt Fletcher, 11! St. John avenue,
st Norwalk.
Miss Lillie Anderson and Miss Eliz-
abeth Cullen, of East NOI‘Wfllk, took a
trip by troile to Falrflcld and back,
Tuesday evenillg.
r: uThe fog horn was the distinguish—
nolsc all about East N01 walk early
tint s morning, the weather being very
thick on the Sound.
Mi I Mai Merritt who has been vis-
lting with friends in New Canaan for
several days, has returned to her
home ill Seavlew avenue.
‘ The Dory Club members and the
members of the Auxiliary are going on
E soil on the Sound Sunday in the
y’itchts Hope and DeWitt
. lss lua Seymour of Danbury, and
Miss Laurel Seymour, of Norwalk. are
uests of their cousin, Miss Ethel
alover, of Winfield street.
{The St James’ Circle will hold it
lemon social tomorrow at 2 .30 with
Mrs. Kelley, of Seaside place. The
price of admission is one lemon All
bibles are invited to attend.
he local eel fishermen report that
spearlng is not very good just at pres-
ent. The eels are responding well.
he“ ever to set line operations
William Tobey has completed over-
hauling his sloop and is now working
on his small boat, getting his equip
ment all ready for the season.
All auction of machinery was held
today at the plant of the Colonial
foundry. This machinery was recently
purchased by a New York dealer.
Gus sic Billcnstoln, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. August Bilienstein, of First
street entertained a company of little
tr ends Monday afternoon in honor of
r seventh birthday.
.Ie’l‘he new owner of Commodore Clar-
ce F. Osborn‘s handsome schooner
yacht, Lydia; book a trip down to the
rwalk Country Club this morning,
11 visited his purchase
,.Mr. Smith, of the corner of East
«venue and Van Zandt street, caught
"11' a dozen handsome weak fish, yes
' rday. 011 the flats off Peach island.
1‘19 largest weighed close to four
ands. .
' Mrs. ary L'Hommedieu has gone
to Long Island to visit for a few
wbeks. She accompanied Mrs. Charles
H. Rider and Mrs, James 0. Davis, of
PortJeitcrson, who have been visiting
in' East. Norwslk.
The Dory Social Club held a busi-
ness meeting last night and arranged
for keeping open house on the third
of Jul night. The club is also plan-
111‘. g trolley ride to. Steeplechase
1y ’ mi July 17th.
11117111111 new club started Monday
ani the boys of Benedict's Farms,
but was of very short life. it lasted
lun- ya day, on account of dissension
in t It Was to have had
head My tel-g on the shore.
There yrs: .6- r‘l’lthel'. exciting time
on the Gregory Paint road Monday.
when. any man. said to be intoxi.
catamb wine a or (if a house and
.w adult 5. It is' stat-
3:11 and srrq'l will probably result.
The Ladies? Auxiliary of Christ
‘ finest at a home of Mrs.
iilnldmn. omol'row after-
1290513161311 ‘All are request—
for the thin fete at the house of Mrs. .
lilflatyin.
and dilation Tobey 11's
" order that. they may
.wm the “W
' the number of bushels of oyster shells
,, there are ill the big pile of the Radel
~- Oyster Company on the Washington
" there are at least 3,000 bushels.
to male arrangement ,
on srnvsl oi s cartoon u‘t -
The “Spanking Sally" was
started last winter, but has not ad-
vanced very far as yet.
Abram Rudlnlski, an East Norwalk
junklnan who was or ted last. week
1 011 comp hint of his III who charges
non-support. has had his case contin-
tied for four weeks. The continuance
was made in order to give the couple
an opportunity to patch up their dif-
foresee
The work of re—modelin the Advent
Christian church in Van asndt street
is to be commenced during the next
few days by Contractor E. K. White,
of Van Zandt street who has been
given the contract. The re- built
{hurch will hardly be recognized as
be present structure.
Various estimates are made as to
that
As
announced yesterday. the moving of
the pile will begin Monday
Several loads of material have been
dumped into the Benedict Farms
bridge recently, but no serious at-
tempt has been made to finish the
Job. The seiectmeus appropriation
of 81,500 for the work does not come
due until July 1st. This amount was
granted by the town estimate and tax-
ation board.
A very successful and enjoyable re-
cital of the pupils of Miss Kathryn G.
Allen was held, last evening, at the
home of Miss Allen, in Saugatuck. in
addition to a very fine instrumental
plogram rendered by Miss Allen’s
piano pupils. the Glee Club of which
Miss Allen is lender sang two num-
bers and Miss Allen and Herbert A
Strollt rendered a duct.
The building of the lino for East
Norwalk's new electric light system
will be about completed by the end
of the week. The blackets for the
new lights are now largely 11;), 111111
East Norwalk will enjoy its new lights
in a very few weeks, unless soine 1111-
forseen difficulty 'urises, such as the
delay ill the delivery of the motor gen-
erator, which was shipped from Fort
Wayne, lndinna, yesterday. Tracers
have. been sent, along with it. in order
that there may be no delay. William
H. Reed, who is superintending the
building of the system for Sheehlln
and Company, has set a date for the
turning on of the lights, but 111- does
not cure to divulge it yet, for be real-
izes that the best of plans sometimes
go awry.
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street bridge. it is believed
“to Popes entertained at. whist, Sat-
urday evening.
Frank A. lllanda went to Norwich.
Monday, on business
The handsome new lilodgett place
is nearing completion and occupancy.
Dr. Lloyd and Mrs. Fields have tak-
en possession of the new Fields cot-
tage.
Richard Taylor has purchased the
Minnewoc house ulld has moved into
it for the season.
Muster Roy Merrifleld, of Raymond
street, is the proud possessor of a goat,
carriage and all that goes with them.
was Florence Raymond, whose home
is on the Darien road, hilli taken a posi-
tion as proof-reader on the New Brltv
alll'HCl'itltl. which positiorl she will fill
until the commencement of the school
term in September.
Mrs. Marsh and'her two daughters,
of New York, have taken the Sawyer
place at Tokeneke for the neon.
They will maket very acceptabl addi-
tions to the Tokeneke colony and pro
raise to be very popular.
F. J. O'Donohue, one of the old
New York families of this name, has'
taken the Tetard cottage for the com
ing season and is now in possession.
Mr. O'Donohue is a member of the
Crescent and Atlantic Yacht clubs
of Norton's Point. " -
The enlargement of the bathing pa
vilion at Tokcneke is nearing com
pletion and it is intended to have the
formal opening take place on July
Fourth. TWenty new both houses have
been completed, also 11 ward 01 nur‘se‘s
room a smoking room and a dancing
floor, in addition to living rooms for
the attendant and his wife.
Two of the South Norwalk High
school graduates. who reside on he
West Side, viz. Miss lrene Lynch 11d
Miss Susan Raymond, underwent a.
week’s preparlltol y and final examina-
tion. at the conclusion of the regular
school term. This was ullder the has
been appointed by Judge Silas A. Rob-
twig
at
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. sddqrooflqtpr art a “fill
cilhhy i sop ing at ‘et
.y . be a‘ outed or not
especially elated over.
. The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the your at
the Rowsyton public school: Edgar
Mott. Ellen use, Anna Mott, ids
linefelter. Ruth Stevens.
111111;. idred Cuts 11 Clev-
erly, he re Dayton il film Stay
ens. Neither absent nor 'lt'srdy during
the spring term: Llew‘ llyn Godfrey.
Walter Kigglns, Edgar? Mott. Cyril
Tuck. Msribn Arnol at red Jen-
sings Ellen Lana. lime '14“th
Mott, Nettie Ackerly. M ud Brand go,
Marlon Castes, Bessie linsfelter, ids.
Klluefelter, Anna Mott. Ethel Taylor,
Charlie Arnold. Harold Cutbiil, Fran-
cis Huyler, George Jarvis.‘ Warren
Jennings. Charles Suitiln.‘lisrold Sp-
warby, Wallace Benelisha, Edward
Tinkler. Lucile Brands,” Hortense Bur-
steln, Pearl Frako, Harriett Letts. Her
rlett Meyers, Ruth Cakes, Arthur
Clark, Russell Mills, Merton Rackett,
Milton Rowland, Corinne Ackart, ldu
Resell, Ruth Stevens, Lillian Taylor.
Neither absent nor rdy, for the
month: Marion Arnoi , Mildred Jen
nings. Ellen Lane, Rose Lynch. Gladys
Atwater, Alice Lynch, Gertrude Brail-
da, Emma Mott. Rosie Roses, Eva
Russell, Gladys Scotleld, Llewellyn
Godfrey. Jack Hofl'msn, Edgar Mott,
Lester Russell. Cyril Tuck, Walter Kig-
glns, Charles Arnold, William Crooks,
Harold Cutbiil, F‘rancis Huyler, George
Jarvis. Warren Jennings, Charles Sulf-
flu Harold Sowarby. Robert Scofleld,
Nettie Ackerly, Florence Adcock,
Maud Brundage. Marion Castes, Emily
Fish, Louise Fish. Stella Frake, Bessie
Klinei’elter, ida Klinefelter, Violet
Macdouald, Dorothy Mills. Anna Mott,
Pearl Parsons. Lizzie Savage, Ethel
Taylor. Charles Adcock, Archiebald
Benelisha May Bursteln.J John Clever-
ly, Marion Crockett, Emma Cushman
Mildred Cushmnn, Theodore liaytlln,
Charles Gager, Marion Godfrey Goor e
.lliblsl Ethel Jennings, uriou Lyncl,
Fred Mellifleld, Ethel ills, Gladys
M11111, William Stevens, Ernest Taylor.
HOW' THIS? '
We offer One ndred Dollars Re
ward for any case of utarrh that can
not be cured by its '11 Catarrll Cure
F. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo, 0
J. Cheney JOI' the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and
by ills fl1m.
WALDING, KlNNAN 6‘: MARVlN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
nully. acting directly upon the blood
Testimonials sent free. Prlct 75c per
DARIEN AND'NOROTON.
Roswell Bates has returned home
to llarien from all extended visit ill
New York city.
The Darien Junior baseball team is
cndeavoring to get a game for Satur-
day afternoon with tho All Stars, of
South Norwalk.
Mrs. John P. Drummer 11nd daugh-
ter, Helen, have returned holllo to
Darien from a visit with relativos in
Newark. New Jersey.
There are uncalled-for letters at the
Darien postcillcc addressed to Thomas
Quinn, Vsrsarri Jsemlp, Vasrarri
Jrsei and A. S. Aldridge.
Miss Jennie Bircilurd, of Darien, has
recently been chosen president of the
Norwalk Advent Christian Church.
The button baseball team is to try
conclusions, Saturday afternoon, ill
Darlen, with the Mystic Chain team, of
South Norwalll. A hard game is ex-
pected.
Neil Thompson, head assistant to
Drugsist S. M. Allen, went. to his
home in Stratford, Monday, and at.-
tended the funeral of his little
nephew. ‘
Friends 1n Darien are cougrstuiati
Fred Smith for his good playing wit
the Norwalks baseball team. Fred
has been “making good' in great shape
all new stilwlarly in fielding his
position, it??? held.
John .1” Banks, of Bridtwport. has.
lnsp‘n. all the Superior Court. at Bridge-
port. to hear the, evidence in the di-.
v-olce suit of Herman W. Roofer. or
Darien. against Elizabeth F. F. Hooter,
of Stamford. Keogh and Candec of
South Norwallt, represent the petition-
er and Judge N. C. -Dow,ns of Stem:
ford, the defendant.
The Darlen police authorities are
looking for a man known as Otto, who
was employed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Scllirmer. The said Otto is wsntcd to
answer to a charge of abusive lan
gllage profel red by Mrs. Schirnler, who
says she reprimanded him for abusing
their horses, whereupon the, man used
the language. Otto left town and is
pices of the- College Examination
Board and was held in the recitation
room at Soutll Norwulk. Successiflily
jaundice, constipa
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Bile causes no end of trouble. Sick headaches. billobsm
tion and many distressing
of bile, or from obstruction of the bile duct. Inactlvi
t' mandindiscr tion in 1 and
9" '° Jagsmshmewbfi. pa 1pm is disordered 1119 best bile
because thug-relieve the overwor orkedlt
These pills“ control the
new} and work for the innediatelnid
'htagfi agents Mafia“ 11:11am roommhfldmam
supposed to be in New York.
So sure is ti. . managel of the com
pany which makel: the chemical trucks
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ailments arise from an rye:
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drinking are lie blundersm that
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61 b1 6, testq its right can-
wletting benefit at the staunch,
, this examination admits the.
\ applicant without further formality“. to .
Edward '
We, the undersigned, have known F. '
financially '
able to carry out any obligations made '1
Hull's Cnturrh Cure is taken inter- ,
and mucous surfaces of the system. *
bottle. Sold by all druggists. .
Tulle. Hall 11 italnlly l’llis for consti- ,
potion. "
Loyal Workers’ Society of the East
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DR. TAYLOR'S REMEDY.
Solves, soothing soups and,
ointments will only allevinte.
never curs. Dr T'aylors Rente-
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PLATNER A, B ADLEV.
South Not-walk. ..
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of the kind recently polohased by the
Tawn of Daricn, that they will get here
by the last of the week. that be has
made arrangements with local earnes-
mm to have a building. nstruc ed by
Saturday night on the album let be-
tween Durien within illu. when it is
proposed to butt up 0 Dillon
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of
WESTPOR’I’.
Miss Ruth Macfurland has returned
to her home in the Farms for the sum- 1
lllOI‘.
Miss Ethel Sniffen and Miss Harriet
Darrow graduated last week from the '
Normal school at New Haven. Miss
Snan has accepted a position at the
Failfleld school.
The members of the Altar Guild of.
Christ church will hold 11 strawberry :
festival at the church tomorrow oven-
ing. The proceeds will be used in
the work of the guild.
The Children’s Day exercises at the
Methodist church on Sunday were
largely attended. A pleasing program
had lite" arranged, and the service
was unusually interesting. , 1
Tile graduating class of the Staples
High school attended the services at
Trinity church, Sunday evening; and
listened to tho bacullurcate sermon by
the Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie.
25 and 506' Bottles.
E. EGorllam
Decorator.
Tel. 452. East Norwalk.
Your 'Walls
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Crockery, Gill-wars, noncommun-
lng Goods.
”Pistol. ow.
Rainbow Supplies.
gallon.
White Curtain Pom, Villa more]
.100 .
Window Shades uni-Picture Frames
made to when
Painting and Decanting.
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in. ".1an Mk for than
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should be equipped was a only
allow white, one piece "Stsndlrd‘w
colour Ehmeled [avatar . 1
Hub you our stop to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
111 your dressing chamber, sleep-
in apartment or first floor toilet
mi its presence would Alford you
the 111319.: degree of conifort.
We will gladly quote you puma. Our
clubbers are strictly combatant in.»
chillies. honest. and reliable;
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on tnibl‘lllnor.
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Residence, 6 Washington 81.
Telephone at UM. I”.
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, best
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Values can only be determined by
' prices. it is only when one comes to
compare qualities and prices that one
g'et‘s a true idea of where real bargains
‘are to be had. Low prices count for
unless value be there. This is
we are constantly studying——
may“; to give our nitrous the very
sible for the money nukes. It
is .way.. that. we have 111111 up,
(i are still building up, our business.
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22 Washington Street,
Everett 3 Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Auburn Wagons,
Carrie. ges. of All Descriptions,”
Horse Clipping,
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