res vous snort-mo pus-r— . silos, Dealt-ideas. Hair Apollo Chocolates 'i‘oiiet Mani- .............. ‘t'he nary Sodill Chili is planning to have a clam bake on one of the islands. Miss Rose Molks has returned home Howard Gobrmann, of Cove avenue, to do nicely. East .Norwalk lawns me being barb ly burned on account of the severe need or rain. ~ Miss Ella; Moltett and Miss Edith Bee have returned home to East Nor- walk from a visit. in Bethci. Tho-Rev. oomph 'r. Freeman is the meat for the week of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Seymour, of-Rowan street. Ariel Cameron, of Hawkins avenue, is building a new shed and stock room, to accommodate his business, ut shortly on the Norwalk , camping lauds. Nauvoo is quite a groupwof favorite. W. H. Wood, of Montclair. New Jerc soy. hit! the Casino and other houses at Blieflield-on- tllc- Sound for the re- mainder of the season. Mrs. Rose McGowan and son, Rob- ert, of New York, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGowan, at 14 Fitch street. East Not-walk. Edwin L llanford has purchased a skill boat from Captain Peter Nelson. Mr. Hanford will use ills new pulcllase as on auxiliary for his launch. but evening's weekly prayer meet- ing or the East Avenue Methodist Church, was well attended. The pastor, Rev. Charles K. Woodsou. Was in charge. The services at the Rescue Mission on the Washington street bridge, con~ tintio’to be well attended and are help- ful to many. Tomorrow evening lunch will he served. Unhampcred by the fact that he has but one leg, Howard Dauchy set oil down the harbor this morning. after a mess of aims and null. Dauchy is quite an adept. The young son of Mr. and Mrs John E. OBullivan. of First street, has re- covered from hl illness of scarlet fev 0i“. and the duo ntlue has been re moved from the house. Miss Florence Weed, of Warren street, has received a present of a handsome collie dog. The little fol low is a small pup as yet, but prom- ises to evelop into a line animal The proprlatlon of the board of ca- timate and taxation for use in work- ing at the tillingin of the Benedict Farms bridge became operative July 1st, but. the work has not yet been started. A new type of cruiser has appeared at the Benedict Falnls liridge anchor age. This vessel is practically a rvow " boat ,«with a cabin built on her, for- war ‘. i gasoline motor is the propel- ling power. The skipjack, which Captain Peter Nelosu has been building on the Sea- vlew avenue ways for B. F. DeKlyn. of Pint: Point, is to be known as the Wild Duck. She is now about completed and is to be used as a fishing boat. East Norwalk is affected by the no- tices from both the. water commission- ers of Norwalk and South Norwalk. to be careful ill the use of water. Part of this section of the town is furnished with water by Norwalk and part by South Norwalk. Bridge Tender John Cole. who has been laid up at his home on account of the heat, has recovered and has re- sumed the care of the Washington street structure. Mr. Cole is contin- uing the repair work on the bridge. .. ,. There?) will be a meeting of the f» Young Men’s Club the first of the week, to decide on a course for the remainder of the summer. Owing to the hot woulhor,-~the boys ,have :noi. , “ been turning out in large numbers. The big pile or shells of tile Radcl oyster Company, on the Washington street bridge, is commencing to look as it a, cyclone had struck it. Many thousands of bushels oi.’ shells have I; ’ been removed and there are thousands .13 of bushels left still. . A special business meeting of the :2: ' ‘ Advent Christian Church was held last Cl; evening, when the financing of the re ‘* building of the church was discussed in addition to other matters. It was ' voted to place the mortgage for work as previously considered. Kendrick a Van Keureu, the East Norwalk jobbers and contractors. are doing con derablc work at L’Ham- . mock l ,includilig a large veranda ‘ . on tho i? ,6an of Mrs. Tilden, anoth- cr for Judge Austinmmd several im- provem pts.to the cottage of William Hubbel. The "moving back of the Advent Church in Van Zdl‘ldt‘ street was suco so. The gas was not ‘re-coan time for last night's meeting and literal-s: lilmps were press- ed into service. Mr. and Mrs daughter. . and dough Fred Ericsou and . 9nd Mrs. Aggetson son. all ‘of Brooklyn. ‘00 It schooner, are , yore spendinz ' daily trips are- is“ 80 boon Militia! M whim. To- srd anti Whistles . ing. to New York (rum 9. visit ill East Nor. walk. . Who is ill of typhoid fevor, continues , Several parties are contempming " odds , y‘x pllshbdi yosterday. it is it ' _ . at those will be any : interru‘ or I s serviceil while the work is lit cute, I t its , ,t for s. i odnos is her liunéil snd‘eougédorsqlw verso it super one mustard the return. Noam/sud Od‘lt the Beacon and again at the cross chan- nel, with the totiti result that the par; ty did not arrIVe home until one of the wee hours‘ of yesterday morning. The severe: managers or the Sea view Ivonne yacht hospital, at the rear of the Crescent Laundry. have a line ir or glasses for marine scout- or instance, it is claimed that with them inclinations have easily been seen walking up and down the wolls; «GIG , ”the Eaton' s Neck lighthouse. One man discovered a chicken eating corn oil ' illo shore and could easily see the her help taking their course down throat, it. is said. its ——Bootlles itching skill. Heals cuts ol- burns without] scar. Cures ties ocsoms. salt rhoum. any ito as 8.0“" Ointment. Your druggist sells ROWA‘ITON. Ralph Knapp. or Stamford. is a guest or his cousin. Russell Broadway, 0: Rowaytoii. Miss Lillie Raymond, of Raymond street, is spending a week's vacation with friends ill Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitney, of visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .George’ Scott, Rowsyton. Captain E. E. Case, of Crockett ave- nue. has placed a fine new launch in commission. which he recently had built. The craft is about twenty-live feet long and will make good speed. Captain ward H Smith.iiile well- knovm cysts dealer, missed a. valuable gold watch recently. and he is under the impression that ha is another vic. tim of the pickpockets. “-‘ W lointctlpes Carver, of Northern New, ork, was the guest, Monday. of his aunt, Mrs. Henry Whitney, Darlen, whom he hudgiot Icon for twenty years. He is at present visiting Mr. alld Mrs. George Scott. Rowoyton. The annual reception of the Rowity ton Yacht Club will be held this even ing at the headquarters in Roway ion avenue. All elaborate prograln is be; ing arranged for the event. and a large number of people have accepted the invitations of the club members to at- r tend. Theodore A. Bell dashing to Don- ver upon it hand car, is a very interest- ing figure in their convention times. Norwalk knows the young chlltempor ary chairman well. as he is a great tra- ternal mall and has been It visitor to relatives. quite frequently. The following well- known people are occupying the houses of the Tokeuclte Corpomtion. in Tokcnolle Park: Har- ry Taintor, Gerrit Smith. J F Lewis, Mrs Annie R. DeVoe C M. Pope, Dr. John Freeland Richard Tinrd, E. H. Norton Thomas Alsop, Tllialr Stock- ton J. ’null David Bisphum Mr. and Mrs. George Scott. Miss Jennie Scott and W. C. Carver went by tlolloy to New Haven, where they was guests of Rev. and Mrs W. i". Dickerman. Mr Dickermuu has re- cently returned trout Washington where he attended a convention of Unliversullst churches, and he has al~ so Kisitcd his old home in pausing, Mic . DARIEN AND NOROTON Mrs. Henry Wallace is very ill at her home in Noroton Mrs D. D Moore Noroton Heights, is visiting Brooklyn friends. _ Miss Sllarlottc Poolcy is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. John Poolcy. Miss Nellie Ogden is visiting her .sister, Mrs. Nagel Newmaret, in New Jersey. Thaddeus Bell, who has been very ill, was able to get downstairs, Mou- day. Miss Jennie Dugdule,of vNoroton spent Wednesday with friends in S’lillillord. T. J Mc'ud, or New Canaan, visited his daughter, Mrs. William ii. Lang- dou, Wednesday. Some one broke several windows in the fruit store of Joe Creoaegio, Rall- rond avenue, July 2. Mrs. B. A. Scelcy visited her moth~ or Mrs. Charles Waterbury, at Tal- madgc Hill, Wednesday. Ronald D. Lyon is having the grass on his Maple avenue meadow lot out. by John Fairbanks this Week. Miss Louise S. Lungdouis spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mead, Nungauaau. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fleming and Geo Smith, of Barton, attended a pleasant. sailing party on the Sound, on the Fourth. ' Mrs. Charles Hayes and Miss Etta Bowon, of New 'York, are visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Bowen. 0. C. Bowen, pr Darlen, is ill or ty- phoid fever at his home. Dr. G. H. Noxon and Dr. R. L. Bohanuon are the attending physicians. sporterhouse Steak. 25c. Sirloin Steak, 20 and 22c. Round Steak. 18 and 20c. Shoulder Steak, 14c. Bread and “Butter Steak, lilo. Roast Best 14 to 20¢. Lamb Force. 10 and 120. PUBLIC MARKET, R. It. Avenue. Miss Edith Sillimsn spent the Fourth with her mother in Dal-ion. and is new visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert C: Wilson, .in Greenwich. sin. Walter' Gordon and little doll liter ind Miss Anderson leer, this menu in Haverstmw.‘ The Ls‘dles' Guild of the Episcopal; char-3h... Noaoton. hill?”a a Nemt 68 no. no are much a e Nollie in Nate Cs'rleii Bernardmuar M, u G'Pligrtmlll. W: W; a We stunt anti! eloquent was}, saves. 'Ahhe Margins“ my??? J6 .dsi 'siternoon, and a 'pull blic;_‘ Darleu. have returned from a pleasant ‘ this place, where he has a number of ' to 'llpen‘d' some time was their ‘ dy‘. ' . and residence was illuminatede with ‘Japanese lanterns and oralth with flags. Nearly 0 guests awaited him on the lawn. note was furnished throughout the oveuin by De Vote and Gaputo. flinging no solos and dancing were euioyed throughout the evening. Afr. refreshmoutd were served I display on ‘dre works was enjoy Among one pros- eut were R61 and Mrs. Bro“ James DIFFERENT m cousrllucrlon DIFFERENT IN Fi'r DIFFERENT IN WEAR The Raléton Method produces a Shoe that appeals , to a sensitive foot. . $4.00"tltc Pair. Wear Shoes That Fit. 122 WASHINGTON STREET. PHONE 542-2. WA A. ml» 0. stimulant“. --m.—.J...._..-_.. ._.. James Fonsoro, so mflpd Smith, Miss H E. Andrews, ““11““: mend, Mr. No gill-.mp- § Mr. and Mrs. fiAustin d dough ‘eri Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elsi: Leoui and Ricifird siegon,$rus%suhiouh lat... r. rip. l. ors oruil, Misses s and ii Hos tone Louis and Allan Fowler. Master Teddy Squires. Misses May nd Anna Scribner, Richard Dugdai , Harold Austin, Miss K. Austin, Miss M, Allen Miss C. Herman Mr. and Mrs C. Brooker pad nos. NWT arose and Marguerite FltoPMg'fi and filers. _SY ,l't df‘l'“ Veneer MAKES THINGS 25 and 50'c B'o’ttlcs. ”Nu D'ecorattir Tel: 452. Hs’mousllrsllsroa Garden“ Hose, Garden Tobie; Lawn Mentors- and General *Hardware Machine Work and General Repair- ing Promptiy Attended To. ~ Norton ‘ -—- Pursuant to an order of the Court or Probate for the District of Norwallr allthorisln them thereto, the subscrilr ers, exec tors of the will of Edwin Adams. late of Norwalk, in said dis- trict, deceased. ofler for sale all such right, title and interest as said Edwin Adams had at the time of his deccaoo‘ in or to the following described real estate,. all situated in said Norwalk \nd vlvtlthln the City of South Norwalk 0 W Z— The homestead lately occupied by aid Edwin Adams, on the easterly ldo or Fairfleld avenue, in dimensions thout 275 by 200 feet. with the dwell» ing house and outbuildings thereon: The hot factory formerly occupied by Adams Brothers, at the corner of Railroad place and Clay street. with the engine, boiler and machinery. and the land on which the some stands; A tract of land with the dwelling of Crescent street and Gerard placer wide, on the easterly side of Gerard place, adjoining the dwelling house and lot above mentioned; One dwelling house and lot on the easterly side of Gerard place. Dated at Norwalk. amenities. HENRY SEYMOUR. EDW. A-. HOLMES, Executors. 1" mil? tf This Is . The ' Season, and this store is headquarters on all good Traveling Articles. Steamer Trunks. ”$3.00 to 012.00 High Trunks ....... $3.50 to 314.00 , Automobile Trunks. $3.00 to $22.00 [Juan Lined Extra Trays. Suit Cases. .. ..$i.00 to $14.00 Sizes 12 to 26 Inch. \ Bug‘s. Shawl and Trunk Straps, etc. All trunks delivered free. oom- FORGET BATNING sum. 0‘: 60,, 00in”. JDSEPH DAVIS, gt villus, chemical “Arron; "“W” . - 4, '6 Washington St. Mil "While Norwalk Hardware Co ‘ 6': 39 MAIN ST. NQRWAIQK-i; house thereon, situated at the corner ,, , v’l‘wo building lots, each fifty feet Shannon and family. of Stamfordz’ was, files, OLD NEW E. E. Gotham, FRANK c. Van Scoy PLUMaiNo. STEAM, ~ fj HOT wards AND “ oil's FITTING. .Tln, Sheet heal, Copper w, mm, 50 South mm flMfinfl. w—MM Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight only On and liter Tuesday. nary 7. 1906. Freight Proneiien 05"“! leave Pier 38. East River. New (toot of Dover: street); every day. except sunduyi. at I p. in. Freight received a: Norwsik up to 4 p. m. and South Norwolk up In 6: 80 p. In.‘ hm, NorwslkSiesmilostCoJ Anning'dh'mlth. ' '0. Wfldsllnsn, Luci». 00an Agent. sumo-re m [salient edition I“ Dinners (Savings. ‘ U Dinner ma ”law Cello!“ culture parasite, WE Fl i Tallulah? and We Have Taken the Agency ' “it“ .; 7‘71 Popenflarttord Arid Now Have Flue Cars of ' that Make to Otter. . hat *NCRWAL'N. down. Have You a Travel Automobile .9. Liability Policy if Before putting o- hand to the TONE. We siré axentu o the Travelers Fire, Lite, Acc:dei‘it ogre started in- .1, M Landed: Con» no. Ii sound Atom '5 W 1720..ch Ni _. a MSTS. mm AISTS, regulli‘pflce, $1.;50 For _. gWAlSTS. regular price,$2.00; for . Every garment in the store is reduoed positively below cost, as we need money and We are compelled to sell them at a sapdilce. Come ll t"~ Cr- . ‘ ‘."‘d ‘5 l ,. ', ‘ . ,u ., .. . Lx; some,» oel‘. vinced. ...-.. ash; Isa so ' sunburn! AND DEALER IN Hers e Goods and Sign: Lcttenng IIBIRHONH CONNECTION; O" B. Jo cks‘on, 0pm Ion. Everything in the optical Linc. Eyes Examhneld Free. ss'w‘lttu'mslm' " .. 0hr réaper Cuts the grain. ties tilelslleaves, and delivers it ready for shocking. Experienced men and resins RJWMONDE Blips; J. w. notice, , 22 Washington Street, ' THE pols I'i South Norwalk‘.’ Telephone 450. ‘ iWGW'dI- Carriages, Wa lions, Bicycles and ‘l "k. “a Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming- Factories and Repositories-$0M: Net-walk and Stamford. ---—~—-—-—-~ .... i iii?" 'NMWAl Axe Frultl I“ .. ‘ ‘6 ‘ Look nicer. clcau easier. ~loser' than the Old Fashioned Ill .. ‘ue old-ll. ' ‘ : ' Crockery, Class ware..- Homeland!” . v, . ,3; Japanese China id gum," Plates, etc. “a AM'V Painters' Suppiips. “To . W 1'0“! hearted :flflaflr ' ‘i ’1 Q‘lul ”germ“ Curtain [holed with’ i’ Window are. Still it imade to cram _ Valli“!!! and hem ’irw: the highest We wll . ' Ch ‘ and Still House 33 South Main Street, South Norwallr. are .. mama . s Wit 31(1ng intolerance, $Z.dd;a‘i I . NSUli‘slnplnkamiwhtarorh “$100; or . . ——._..~ UL ‘M - shits. fodder price, $6 99; (or. er price. 88 .,s m 56 ml Ldbecon- ‘ s is in tbtrnrm thereunder } Values . . prggzwltg‘m w eh o . on c and with tour»!!! stroll Heston-Miles! . mm... W, “coronation id. gem-ran. wnmivafisa O? mtg;
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