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BRIDm PHARMACY,
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wins. it quenchel
strengthening.
in in “110;" refrigerator
sired
. 4011»: wins In 100. 25¢ .1111
in Ludlow street.
J. ,Clmence Hawkins has returned
home from a. week's stay in Daubury.
Hrs. Burdlner Bouton continues scr-
iou‘siy- ill at her home 111 V1111 21111111
street.
Fred Loveioy is overhauling Mrs.
Emily V. Disbi ow 's yawl boat, at Sec-
1 end Point. .
Howard Gehr.mnnn assistant at the
‘ . Bridal; pharmacy, is ill at his home in
Cairo avenue.
:Miss Marion Perry, of East Norwalk,
is mending this week with Miss May
Hamilton, in Weston.
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The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
tomorrow afternoon' is meeting at 2: 30
at the church parlors
A new sidetvalk is being built in
mm of the residence of 11 rank C. Van
1 SODJ’. at 11 Scaview aevnue.
Beveral different parties have en-
gnged Edward E Gorham' a cottage at
Baits island for part of the season.
Mrs. Ambrose S. Carpenter, of Greg-
ory Boulevnid, left yesterday for
Greenfield Hill, to spend a few weeks.
When dredging is completed in the
harbor, there will be a channel for
both passageways of the drawbrldges.
J. Oliver Davis, of Port Jefferson,
, Long Island is a guest of his sister
Mrs Charles L Alnsworth, of Cottage
avenue.
Ernest Bocssmann of 67 Van Zandt
street, has sold the Gums propergty 61
Van Zandt street, to 11 party for 1111 in-
vestmeht.
'I'wo parties of South Norwalk young
men are planning to camp at Cooke-
oe island, one in July and the other
11 August.
1 1 All of the oyster seed buyers have
' 110w left the'local harbor, though it is
4 fitated that there are one or two at
:ilpldgeport.
4 .11Mrs. J. H. Sands and daughter, who
have been spending the month of June
, with Mrs. A. S. Carpenter, of Gregory
Boulevard, have returned home.
51 There has not been much premature
’ Fourth of July celebrating this f11r,al-
11though the sale of firewmks is pro-
needing nicely throughout The N01-
l4 walks.
4Richard Sporbcrt4 has given 11p
camping at Nauvoo, at least temporar-
ily, and Is pursuing his old duties at.
John C Silcoxs, on the Washington
street bridge.
Eugene .Philllps was a human mud
in
place for George R. Van . Aystyne's
4 launch Elsket.
,1.
'Hovftfrd N. Taylor1stnles that the
statement that he was about to enlist
1 in the United States Regular Army
is untrue and that he has no intention
of becoming 11 soldier.
51 1n 1
Edam Demmon is enjoying a day's
when on from his duties as shaper of
has destiny of the 110111 end of the
Gregory Point car, mornings John
teddy is substituting for him.
..__._,._
There was some little excitement
the drawbridgcs yesterday,‘
Iwhen- a mud drodger crashed into the
011111111111 Foundry dock. Very little,
if any, actual damage was done. ~-
The barge load of stone, which ar-
rived a few days ago for the city of
uthiNorwalk, is being unloaded at.
3142 deck of the Ferris Coal Company,
And “dieing distributed on several of
thee _ streets. .
' Bennett Chsey, the young son of Mr.
Mrs. Th eman- J. Casey, of Van
.. (it. tinsel, is in a little string of
hard hick. Last week he was picked
11411.5ny trolley car fender, and yes-
.Qterdgyhhe, was taken sick.
.A ht hot the road who stopped
firm drwalkusiindaypto engage in
1111111,.11-11. that a fellow
1t6urls"1 ‘ dbeen killed by a train in
FairiIOIiL d'l‘he man, he said, was well
.. “ rs, and had. gray hair.
FAA—"A;
,{m new ltype of“ insect, at least to
these .1111. saw it, was discovered this
morning at L'Hommedieu Brothers'
W , . The .stranger looked
’ ~Wto a wasp,1 but was pos-
o 13 tell about four inches In
. Q
.4411 “audio 131111111113 has joined Mr.
1 int litres, Ohio, where he is
rs. Charles glatt is ill at her home
' 1. .prswatory 111111111.- will 1‘1. conducted
11.19.911.111 was burned several
months use. Mr. Gamble will proba-
bly remain at Akron throughout the
summer. 1
W
Charles Tobey and Frank Day have
decided to change the some of their
sharpie from “Smoking Belly! What
she will hgncoforth be known as they
have not y tannounced. .Work, which
Was resumed a few days ago, is now
progressing nicely.
The smallest of the Nyllied launches
has been hauled out of the Seaview
avenue yacht basin. where she is be-
ing titted with a new two cylinder gas
oline engine, to replace another gaso-
line engine. A new bed has also been
built for the motor.
The Sunday school board of the East
Avenue Methodist church held a
monthly meeting inst evening Pastor
Woodson was present and the mem-
bers of the board became still better
acquainted with him! The lessons for
the coming month were discussed.
John C. Silcox 1111 Dick Sporbert
have now embarked in the lobster
business in addition to their duck
raising. They already have half a doz-
Bil pots in commission. and Dick has
arranged with a local fish market to
get all the waste material for bait.
it looks doubtful if Christ church
will be finished In time to have Bishon
Brewstei dedicate it this summer. it
was hoped to have this ceremony in
August at least. Work has not yet
been resumed though It is stated that
{he carpenters will go to work short-
Y
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J. H.11lanford's launch is in great
demand for fishing purposes these
days but of late it seems to have a
shank of hard luck following it, or at
least the parties who go out do. Dur-
ing the past several trips very few
fish have been drawn over her sides
tionic say it is the fault of the naviga-
is
~Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
scrolula, pimples, rashes. etc.. are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit-
ters is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear- -.eyed clear- braised, clear1
skinned.
ROWAYTON.
Rev. Hariy Scotleld preached 81111-
day at the Roway ton Baptist church.
Misses Sarah and Bertha Scliuldice.
of Danbury, arrived 111, Belle island”
Saturday. to spend the summer.
W
John 'I‘ibout and family of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. are occupying Ira E Petiy's
hou1e,in Raymond slieet. for the sea-
80!).
Charles Bowman. of the Wells-Fargo
Express Company 5 office in Middle-
town, N Y., spent Saturday and Sun-
day here.
The first annual picnic of ,the chain
of the First M. E, Church, of Stamford,
was held at Rownyton, Saturday, and
eVerybody had a good time;
Edward J. Pope, who was formerly
instructor in skating at. the Rollaway
In South Norwulk. has returned to his"
old position of last year in charge of
the Casino ai Tokencke.
EmCommodore Wlllnm F‘. Clarke’s
Marguerite won fir t prize in her,
class in the regatta of the Seawahnw
kn Corinthian Yacht Club on Saturday:
afternoon. The prize was a handsome
cup. 1
Rev. Mr. Pitman, of the Bronx, New
York, who was called to the pastorate
the Rownyton Baptist Church, has no.
titled the committee in charge that he
docs not wish to assume the respon
sibllities of the church here. and can
not see his way clear to accept their
offer.
Samuel Richard Weed. the chairman
of the annual Brookside school meet-
ing. which was held recently, has nam-
ed George E. Sartaiu. Samuel W.
Hoyt and William H. Tristram as the
committee of three to- investlgate the
affairs of the district. especially in ref-
erence to the charges made by Charles
Cattnnco at the annual meeting. The
committee is to get to work and have
the matter ready for a report in the
fall.
it
..._.._.._._.._
The Home Mission Class, of Row:
ayton, meet for another pleasant
hing, Wednesday, July 1. Any of he
young ladies who care to,hnve art
in the sending out. of the flows toA
the sick will kindly come prepared to
give name and ten cents to Miss lola.
Stevens, the treasurer. This will be
done at cacti meeting hereafter; also
any who have a report will kindly
hand some to the secretary, Miss Alice
Brundage. All the young ladies
welcome. Meet’at last meeting pla
Kennedy’s Laxhtive Cough Syru'p is
the one that children like so well to
take as it tas‘ps nearly as good as ma- 1
pie sugar. It acts gently yet freely
on the bowels and thereby it drives
the cold. out of the system. it is sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. 1
DA‘RI'EN ANDJN OROTON
Mr .and Mrs. Elliott Bates, cf Dan.
len, started out for an auto ride. Sun-
day. 111111 in Noroton the. rear axle of
their machine broke. They. returned
home by trolley.
_._....-_..1..... ,
R L Gillette set out thfl 44114108111118
for New York with “01111110111111.1191. Thy
lor‘s big vans, to move a family 11111-
here 101' me summer.
.psutited on the trip by Eugene Will-
mo
The Darlen Junior baseball team
e his W B. Miller rest .1101: an easy victory Saturday after-
‘ ”WNW
1 hold 70 gallons of chemical. .1
. drawn by either horses or 1111011.
4 Hose Company. of Noroton. and the;
e speeches were made and a dance wst
e. given for the youngerufolks.
- the visitors.
He was accom- .
1 H’ t.
'71.; the .Congpegctidcu. Chhrcnwthe
on Wednesday evening by Dr. Chi-loch
Martyn. A large attendance is expect
ed. Dr. Brown is summoned to officiate
at a wedding in West Norwalk on that
evening.
Amped”, 11', “.‘cf the Town oi
Dsrimua. .‘o 11 " _thll Afternoon 11'.
tbe1town ai . thy 1. 1111111 on a pro
position to dildos line the use of t
niece of mud 011.111- west side of Col
lenders Point. The sclectmen are ti
make a report. _ . '3 ., .
Constable Hartford Smith. served di
vorca papers on Leon Main. 11 Dariei
mun. lastweok. Mrs. Main chargm
her husband with failure to support MI
and also wi‘h intemperance. She i1
represented by Attorney John J
Cause, of south Norwnik.
An intomoblle in which Mr. and
Mrs Bates, of Dnrlen, were yding,
skidded in Elm street near Haw-
thorn, in Stamford, Sunday afternoon
and left the street. The steering gem
and front axle were damaged. .Tht
car was towed to the Mechuley Auti
Company garage for 1'epnii's.
—-—————I-——-
The funeral of Mrs. Daniel Murphy
who was fatally burned. Sunday, we:
held this morning from St. John':
Roman Catholic Church, in Noroton
interment followed at the Springdnh
Catholic Cemetery. Great regret. was
expressed all over the town of Daricn
when news of the unfortunate nccideu}
spread about.
The first real test for one of tht
Town of Darieii's new chemical en
glues came Sunday at the tire whicl
resulted so unfortunately to Mrs. Dan
iel Murphy. The engine of Volunteei
Hook and Ladder Company, of Nero‘
ton was brought into requisition for
the tire. The damage to the house
from the fire was very slight. ,
An 18- hole handicap form prize 0P
fared by E. E. Rinehart. .11.. was lbs
competition at Wee Burn. Saturday
The prize was won by Charles Fran
cis Dean, 91. 30. 61. Other scores.
George A. Weber 89, 26, 63; P. N
Knapp, 88, 20, 68; F. C. Mulérew 93
iii, 71; W. N. Travis. 94 23. 71,
Chester Selleck. 83,12. 71; W.
Baldwin, ,ll '12; Schuyler Merritt
11.111.11.11 8138“,“, 11. 11,
Gerrett Smith, 88, 12, 76; E. L. See,
field, Jr.. 34. 8, 761 Dr, J. J. Cloonan.
96 20 76: .W. 1.1) Daskam. 97. 30 771
E. LLScoileId, 33, 16. 77; D.T. Wood,
bury, 94. 16. 78; A 8. Pill. 89, ll. 78‘.
ll. Van (lcrliig.96.18. 78. EM. Pack
wood, 97, 16, 181; Robert Hunter, 951
ll, 81: ii. 1.4. Woodbury, 100. 18, 82,
C. B, Castle, 118. 36: 82,; W. D. Mac
Donald, 00. 8, 83; Dr. Frederick
Schnvoir, 90. 7, 83:19. C..Dockwood
:100, 14, 86; ll. 8. Cummings. 95, 7.
88. .
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A public test was held. Saturdai
night. at the Gorhum 1 Jet between
Dnrien and Norman. of the'inew'cliemi
cal engincsiomthc Town. o!*Da1'ien
which were broom-unions New Yorl
to Stamford by boat Friday night. At
impromptu house was built and 1.11111
the torch had been applied to tip
structure in which there was a. lam
amount of excelsior saturated witl
kerosene. .the result was v wed wltt
much interest by a large 1: wd. Aftei
the flames leaped high and the crowd
had to get back on account of the heat
the manager of the company makinr
the apparatus, turned on ,the ntrean
of chemical.
the blaze and most of the audience war
satisfied. The peaks onlhe apparatus.
' of double harness.
1lridgcpcrt. George:
it made short work a"!
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nieces were at Mr. Hubboll'h pines”
Saturday and Sunday. His boat in
good shape and makes ssh-peed
ms the Pgflocwslg
Yacht Club 11155:“
Mrs H. A. Tilton, who 4.1111111111111101...
house known as the“
L' Hammock island, has had the 11111....
shingled all over the sides. {the shin
gi are a beautiful moss green and
giv s1 the island a very ipiotnrosqup
appearance. . .
heat of New York City. 3 will bring
give the “Nitro ,Glyccrine': some bent».
ings. His family have been on the
island for several weeks.
Robert E. Page. one of the finest
liunioists of New York City, visited
Mrs. Tilton and i'plunked" out many
fine selections. He was afterwards
heard 'at the ischo'da Club stag con
cert on Saturday night, also at the
Clifford Hotel. He masnbly assisted
by [George F‘. Holloway. an expert gui-
tar st. '
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEROIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del, says: "i suffered. for years with
dyspepsid, used to have great distress
and belching. .l tried sleuthing i
could hear of but nothing hel‘ped me
until i took Brandish Balm, one to
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Platiffed, F H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy '-
11 strawberry festival in the church ‘
parlors tomorrow evening. - '
Arnold Bchlnet has offered a reward
of $50 for the detection of the burglars
who entered his barn at. Compo, Fri-
day or Saturday night, and stole 11‘ set
The regular. monthly business meet,
ing of the Bpworth- Moshe whl take
place this evening, at thou ALE. church,
On Wednesday evening the Ladies
lid Society will give a lawn party on
he Ksmper lot.
The ladies and others who were in-
terested in the improvements ‘At the
school house on the crons Highways
have published 11 letter 11111111111111 to 1~
Selectman Jennings for seniiing his
teams and men to make the place pre-
in front of the 11.111.101.111... grounds
save been guided 11111111111119 more an-
tractive.8ylv11nus Faster sent a num-
)er of men to assist in the work, and
1.130 gained the good will of the Indies
and others who had made efforts to
improve the appearance $0 place.
:The pin Otto cello; , ,l ti , '
P. '1‘ 3311mm 13d“ 1(qu «Bi-fig
101't held its annual re- -nnion at How
thorns inn, in this viii n, on Friday
night. Covers were for ligand
Landlord Long providedwue of the
nest acceptable feasts ever enjoyed
by the association. nor the sonnet
speeches Veronique b Wort 8.1111111
lRoy‘ horns 1N. be“, gnuel Cave, of 1
,nHenry Eales,
lonathan Wildand others were heard
in musical selections. The final act of
ibepartloipunu was to pass a vote or
thanks to Landlord with for the fine
supper he had spr’v oit' ,sn‘d the effort be
made to entertain his guests. ' ‘ .
Selectman George S Jennings has
begun work on the hill in front of the
sanitarium in response to re heat by
.1everal citizens of the town. be m-
vei for the repairs is furnished by the
-un1mlttce of tho Congregational
ihuicli, who are glad to turn. the ma-
They an 1
also equipped with ladders 11nd maly b1
.ss!
night another test was held on UN
Noxon‘ lot in Darlen,
The Volunteer Hook, Ladder and
Eagle Hook and Ladder 00111111101401
Dnrien, had 11 greattime, Saturday,“
wenlng. The new Kanawiin airvpres.
lure chemical engine of which oechl
lepsrtmeni; has one, received ito tired“
laptisnl
loch bought by the town and thaw“
represent the ,selection of committees;
appointed-m each fire company and.
acting jointy withxtbe leiootmen of
D11rlen.ln Darlon they are consider-
ed far ahead loi’ unpaid type soda and
acid chemi lenglnes. Thereds a lit
tie red book 11 of features which «lil-
tingulsh them from other chemicals.
Saturday evening they built a1big
hand box of a house north of the
Spring Grove 1111.11.11.11. stuffed it full
of excelsior and put a lot of coal oil
on Then a match was applied and a
representative of the chemical engine
company played some of._the airpreih~
sure .chemicnl over the blaze It died
out quicker'n yep could say Plate, and
great was the wonder of the populh'ce.
little talk from the company‘ s spec.
lal representative went with this -Prev-
iously the two engine companies. with
brass band and drum corps paraded to
the up; he of the ore. Afterwards they
paiad 11 back to the Volunteer house
where refreshments were served.
There
were vist ors from towns as far west
as Port hostel and as far east as
Westport and all had a merry 1111111
and a good word for ”the hospitable
Noroton and Dorian fire fighters. H.
B. Wal cc and Hermnn Schmidt. of
the’ No ton company, were esphcially
active in looking after the wants of
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA BALVE WINS.
T9mMopro,e of “3.544423104258111 8.103.511:
’ot the. The new engines have!or
(trial over to the town without charge.
the bill has been in 11 bad cenditlon
.or a long time. This morning Select-
nan Jennings began work on Bridge
street in response: to 11 request by the
toxpdl’el‘s of that section. Selectman
Jennmgin has not yet received his pay
for the .work.done 1‘11 Greens Farms
It the beginning of his term of office, .
and his confidence that he has the sup
port of the people of the town is the ,
only reason that can be assislied 101‘
his continuing the work at the request
ors w opt the endorsement;
“he: the tiers of the board. .1
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‘53“ M York. ,
Fred ck Brewer. of Norwalk, was
I. in- town Sunday
* 11.1.1111 Mrs 11' M Gould entertaln- _
ed Norwalk -i‘rlends. Sunday. . 1“!
The closing exercises of the: Co '
Himschooi will be held this afternoon,"
Samuel “111.111.1111 home from 3. fed
ton. ' ' 1
Mrs A. E. 4Turney4 attended the funf
eral of a cousin. in Reading, on Sun
day, ' '1
Miss 111111.111 Perry, of Norwslk, ~i
spending the week with Miss Mar? '
Hamilton. 1‘ 3
Miss 1.1.1115. Fanton, of the anburyii
Normal 11.111.191.11. at her home here to,1 _
the summer.
.Mrs. Dwight Hewett 111111011111 stod-
ington. has been th guest of her Pl"?
tor. Miss 1.01111... Coley. ‘ -
Mr and M 11.er Andrews. of .1911:-
tOn. were 8 sy guests of Mr. and
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Francis C 11.1.1111) has attend-
ing school in North St gton, is
home for. th summer vacation.
Henry Me 'n TroVbri go hMceni’
elected coin ttce of the
District, an gorge 11111811111111.1111. ' ‘ff
Miss Myra 11mm 11.11 Miss Eula. ,’
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come on the instep of my 1' t and
could find nothingthah would 11111.1"
until i applied Bu 1111111 rnicne 9'
ms than half 's.,1425g‘4‘A
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H. Baxter’ 3 drug store. _'
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f his
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reunite, of. Booth Nor
last week with “Miss
the guest, this week.
. Perry. at the resi-
4 \mother, the. Will
Dr. Poole expected in ii Few day: foi‘ "
a month's relaxation iron on mine
11 speed boat with him and cinema to .
wnssposr.
The ladies of Christ church will give a
scntable after the remove! of the wall . ' ‘
days visit with his brother, In Bus; 3,
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