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04.0»?!an Whites “9"
”glow its sham earn. 018.
E. K. ”BANKS
uAuAcWii $0131? “it“;
flight Q
800'
Miss 1701153121121in of- Nomi}: is
viititing relatives in Bridgeport, for In
few days.
,—-0. d: K. Halal O'Brien.
Miss Elizabeth Collins, of Ferris
avenue, is spending 11 vacation 11/31
relatives in Danbury.
Edgar Demmou was able to get out ‘ ‘I'
yesterday, from an illness at his home
in Elm street, Norwnlk.
Miss Mary Nolan, of I nford Place,
is spending a month I vacation at her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Lorin H lpers will omit the
July meet-J». 9 notice will be giv-
en of the lace of the next meeting.
Edward Baudln, of P. C. Sturges'
garage, has purchased a new Reo tour-
ing car, with which he takes out par-
ties.
Miss Adeline Mark's has returned to
her home in Stamford, after a pleas-
ont visit at the home of her sister in
Main street, Norwalk.
Todd, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. M. C. Gregory, of Main street, Nor-
waik, is recovering from an attack of
scarlet fever at his home.
Many Norwalk people went to
Greenwich. yesterday, on trains and
”fins, and looked over the $75,000
file, and the railroad wreck
Mrs. Furba and son Harold. of lien-
sonhurst, L. 1., are the guests of Mr.
find Mrs. Edward T. llaudin, of 120
East avenue, for a few days
-The YALE Seat is positively the
best seat on the market. F01 sale at
A J. Angévine '& Son Co.“ a and The
Boston Shire. I
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Miss Grace Lawrcncc has returned
to her home in Orchard street, Nor-
walk, froma most enjoyable vacation
of two. weeks at Ocean Grove. '
Mrs. George «H. Traendley and
daughter Beatrice, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
and formerly oLlhis place, are visit-
ing Mrs. Howard R. Prescott, of
Brookside. '
——C. & K. Hats. O'Brien.
Ellsworth Burger and son lrving Bur-
.Overlook on Lake' Champlain for a
month, are now visiting friends at.
‘ Greenwich, where Mrs. Burger is stay-
ing.
Mrs. A. J. Hoyt and sons, William
and Albert of Oyster Bay, N. Y., and
Mrs Hanford Sherwood arid daughter
of Norwalk, spent Friday with Mrs. J.
Frank Maclmnghlin, of Richmond Hill,
New Canaan.
There were eleven sales of real es-
tate in The. Norwalks last week, with
mortgages of $24, 453. For the second
week is July, 1907, there were also
eleven sales. but the mortgages
amounted to $40, 350. '
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Howard Wilson and Mr. Lamb, of
Norwaik. left town Thursday morning.
foe a thirty mile walk thrhugh Massa-
chusetts. They expect to send postais
to their friends tolet them know how
they are making out.
, 7-The,YALE Seat is ornamental,
durable, comfortable, practical, ,satii-
airy and inexpensive For sale It A.
J. Angevlne 82 Son Co.’ a and The '
ton Store. . 1. '
Haste, which was broken a week ago.
As a result of the accident, Mr, Mc
Bush was unable to sail his fast craft
this afternoon in the Larchmont races
Douglas Fowler R. C will cele-
brate its twenty second anniversary on
Tuesday. July 21, in Raymonds Hall.
All members, husbands and post. mem-
bers and their wives are invited to
attend. A pleasant time is expected
and: refreshments will be served.
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——Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.
Colfax Encampment, No. 31. I. O 0.‘
F5911” extended' an I'fiv‘itatio'n to all
gnfi‘lg lg-ws 311d their wives and to
this in bars of Eureka Rebekah
magi“ wWItn‘eis the installation of
am 'hfuuilay evening. After the
care ere will be refreshments
and
ger, of Norwalk, who went to Camp '
, hoarding for
William J. McHug'h is having? -
pairs made to the boom of hi
i
-SeaL
. bituouis'r.
1.575.111 RNA-$18M:-
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Herace'ROOtQ-Iid family. of Norwaik
intend to spend next week at Ocean
2
Grove.
-,—.U,mbrellas it Yacht Caps. O'Brien:
There will be dancing this evening.
at the Norwaik Country Club and at
the Knob.
. Mr. and Mrs. William H. IReed, of
56 Bayview avenue, are entertaining
Miss Gladys Wagner. of Hartford.
Miss Clara Velsor, of Quintard ave
uue, is‘pending a few days with Miss
Vivian Smith, of Quintard avenue.
A meeting of Colfax Encampment.
1. 0.0. F., will. be held monday even-
ing at the hal} in Washington street.
-—-Buy one today. What? A YALE
METAL, SEAT. For sale at A. J. An
gains & Son Co.’ I and The Boston
r0 ‘
Come to the Rescue Mission tonight,
and listen to Deacon John D. Taylor
while partaking of a bean and coffee
supper.
Mrs. A. C. Bradley, of Weston, is In
Norwalk, caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Chester Coley, who has .been seri-
ously ill.
There will be another flrc works ox-
hibition Tuesday night at Roton Point,
under the auspiccsiof the Connecticut
Company.
Mr. Wright, of South Norwalk, is
the summer with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Peterson, Riverside
avenue. Saugatuck
Miss Edith Merrick returned Wed-
nesday. to her home in Pine street,
Norwalk, after a pleasant vacation
with friends in Bethel.
—-Caii and examine the YALE Metal
For sale at. A. J. Angevine &
“on Co's and The Boston Store.
Dr. Eniind, of New York, arrived in
Stamford, ycsterday, from a two
month's trip through California and
Mexico, and will spend the summer
there.
There will be good singing and
speaking at the regular Sunday even-
ing service of the Rescue Mission, on
the Washington street bridge. All are
welcome.
Captain Leonard D. Wiidman U. S.
A, Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and Mrs.
Wildmsu have been guests for two
days- -of Captain Wildmsn's parents,
Mr.- and Mrs. A. N. Wiidmau 324 Main
street, Danbury. They are now in Nor-
walk.
Imhiisp May lngham, of South Norwalk,
sefi esigned her position as operator
at t 9 Southern New England Telet-
phone exchange offlce, and will now
take instruction as a trained nurse. at
,1 the Post Grgduate Hospital, in New
York city, ;
Victor W. Eerris intends to take a
party of friends to Huntington, L 1..
this afternoon in his boat and this
evening the party will attend a smok-
er at the Huntington Yacht Club. Mr.:
Ferris will begin it three week's vaca-
tion today. . .
The members of the Nutmeg Club
of Norwalk, who have a 0111pr --
Compo, deserted their camp It boogt 10
o'clock, last night, on account the
heavy wind and returned home. They
fastened their test as tightly as possi-.
his but expected to ii'nd it gone today
cheater D. Sayer, of Raymond
street, has signed: with the Mittenthal
Brothers' Amusement Company as
property man, and to play parts in
their new suasid‘sl comedy. “Too Many
Wives " Mr. Guyer will
August 10 for New York c ty where
the company will have a thtee' weeks'
tour.
j ‘I iclude
1' little
woul'd
'Ihad to be left on the rocks.
'- been ’liled by the Carter
ve town
81'
Dly and 1 .47" JOHN
For ’Ofl'l 3+ t .-
'I‘11010ugh preparation for Cd-
loge, Scientific School or Buyi-
ngs. An experienced staff of
teachers gives individuni AMP!
non to each boy. An exalhnt
d srtment for pun! rho
Fgr catalogué a
. 7,; lihil c.m.lusmm
Mrs. Haroce Mills. of Greene Farmsr'
as been visiting ln Norwal k. . .
. t-enty eight of thirty foot launch
“went ashore, yesterday afternoon, 5at
Comdo, and the passage e,rs who in-
sovernl women, re taken to
.-. :dry 1 ad. The boat was in when po-
and it was feared that she
go to pieces last night. She
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—-—Straw and Panama Hats. O'Brien.
A certificate of increase of capital
stock from 8251000 to 850. i113!
Hoke!
Machine 00., of Winstlal, in tile (Juice
)7 the secr'etary of the state. "rho
Bostwlck Auction and Commission Co.
1 )7 New Haven, has filed a certificate
If the change of its name to the L
Bostwick Co.
The railroad commissioners will give
1. hearing at, 11 a. 111., in Hartford
l‘hursdiiy, on the petition of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
‘oad Company, or an order to elimin-
Ite two grade c ssings at Canterbury
1nd two at Norwalk. The crossings at
he former place are known as the
twins, and those at Noralk as the
New Mill and Reed's crossings.
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or shramoarrv IN TAILORED
BB!!!" ’WR UCTION are Style,
Fit and Workmanship.
We. never
and the primaml in keeping with
. economical tendenci as.
"T0 man you one suit. is our ambi-
non: Irons unused that your future
truism will“ m ”tears.
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Especial atton‘lon nlvo‘ffto
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OFI WORK 0R TRADE AFTERWARD.
Stamford.
s,c1!t full, and finished with
now OPEN under New M
rehearsal before they start on their 9H0!“ DINNER: A SPECI L‘W'.‘
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I "Inna
"Natural Growthore" Do Not Like
Transfer to Minot Smith.
iThe Bridgeport Standard, last 911011
“,- printed the following:.
here is a question as to the validity
'Of the transfer of 100 sores of natural
beds to Minot Smith, of Net'-
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‘ silt and an attempt Nil 11 we“;
P321 the transfer aside ,0“. I“ ,
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two acres of the ground and «
taken up under what is termed the
"two acre law,” which allows residents
of a wn to take up that” at,“
. oystiir ground. The 60 WW such
itook up-
here and then transferred it to Smith
me not residentsgn £5er and
Smith
if they were it is
hold the min. Th isle It lies
off this harbor and‘ '68 to the’stalé
line between the downed by ihé
Rude! Oyster y and Fish in
Rock. The action with bases
considerable comment here and resi-
dents are indignant over what they-
doom a wholesale ,Jobbery of oyster
grounds which have always been
ugided as public property.
An old oysteiman said yesterday:
if he tries to keep people off this
ground. .He will have to keep us
men on the ground continually or’
won't get much from the lot. it is one
of the best piece.“ ground in than
waters and it would have been fitted
up years ago if one supposed instill
could be done legally. Smith will have
a chance to test. the matter when the
dredging season opens for there are
plenty of men here who will go on the
ground the same as they“ have always
done before."
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Mile
Finigan—An' is there any money in
goats? Haniga'n—Thero is in that one.
Finnlgan—So? Hannlgan—Yls. He ate
me pocketbook this Inornln'.
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SPECIAL i
If you are in need of a'Screen Door.
now is your chance to secure one
of our $125 or 81. 50 Doors for . .
J Collins
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
981:
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FITTED FOR ANY LINE
1
M. A. MERRlLL, Prln.
Port Chester.
Cool and attractive Summer Breast s are on sale here this week at prices
pocketbook. These dresses are made
mere than usual care.
2 when you me than. 1
Discount, 81105 S", :5
Give the Boy 5 Pair of Oxfords. '
We haye them in 'M Leathers. 251.053, Gun Metal
and Rubsia Cilii.
Regular Price. Sale Price. 1Regular0 Price. Sale Price.
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Records of Coroner Dot'en Show Many
Sudden Dohths in’ This County.
June, the loveliest month of the
year, was a gruesome'ene in way of
accidents and sudden deaths, as the
records of Coroner Charles A. Doten's
office show. The returns have come
in from every town in the county, and
they show no less than 52 accidents
and violent deaths a record breaking
number for one month
The thirty days was marked by an
unusually large number of drownings
and railroad accidents. There was si-
30 one murder and a suspicious death.
ida Schaferf of Danbury, was the we
tip! of the unlawful killing, and the
man who is said to have been her hus
band, is now held before the grand
Jury. The suspicious drowning case oc.
curred in Bridgeport. but the authori-
ties believed death was due to sul-
cide.
There was a‘ peculiar coincidence in
the sudden deaths within a few hours
of each other of Mrs. Sarah Segal
and her son. issue, which occurred in
Bridgeport, on June 16.'
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THE REMEDY THAT DOES,
"Dr. King's New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing othersI
promise but fail to perform," says Mrs
10.1%. Pleison, of Auburn Centre. Pa."
it is curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long a riding, that other
treatments relieve only temporarily
New Discovery is doing we so much
good that i feel confident its contin-
ued use for a reasonable length of
time will restore me tomerfect health."
This renowned cough and cold remedy
and throat and lung h ler is sold ,at
l". H. Baxter's drug‘, sore. $00 and
61.00. Trial bottlefgee. ' "
OHAUFFEUR ARRESTED IN WAT-
ERBURY.
WATFRBURY. July 18-4. M. Cop-
perthwalte. chauffeur for Attorney
Goodwin Stoddaad, of ‘Brldgepui't. wgs
arrested yesterday for being unable
to produce a driver s dicense. Copper
thwaite had just left his employer and
party at the Italian and wns driving
lie said his ii~
reuse card» had been left in Bridgeport.
Mr. Stoddard. who is enroute to the
Berkshires, paid 35 to settle the case.
This arrest is one of a number within
a few days resulting from the police
crusade against violators of the auto-
mobile laws which followed the se-
vere injury 10f a young woman on
North Main Shel, last week.
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDS.
“1t sives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen‘s Arnlos Salve,”
says J. W Jenkins, of ChapeM-llll, N.
C. “i am convinced its the best salve
the world affords. lt cured a felon on
my thumb and it never fails to heal
every sore, burn or Wood to Iihich it
110 applied the at F H Busters drug
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 14, 1008.
SOUTH NORWAaK TO NEW YORK.
'21. M.—-12:“532-, 520711. ”5241:: 0:11.
15:48:, 6:54x, 7:512, 8:14x, 8:48x,
9:06x, 9:30x, 9:54, 1012321. 11:20x.
r.M.:-12 51x, 1: 05, 1: 48x. 2: 51;,
3:27, 3:52x, 5:07, 5:37 5:51;. mm
a: 51;, 7. 1st 7: 511E, 9: 51:; 10: 32. 5113'
.urdnys only, 3: 20.
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A M.—12: 531:, 5. 07;, 5. 41;, s: 54':
9: 38x.
1’. M.:-—-12 55x. 2: “x, 2: 51:. .:5 37,
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Saturdays only, 2:3515.
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Sundays—7: 65 a. 111.; 6. 00. 7:39,:
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NOTES OF THE SEASHQRE.
......
Miss Sarah George, is a guest at thé
Belle island lldlel.
up from
thvb'gorefiggti'mbflmgm Point.
Fred Dibble, of Rowaylon, has re
ltion with 11.13. Row-
Wand, 911118.157“de
Louis Seem mid ($1an of
the Belle Island 5 nm colony are
on a mm to Mon Mass;
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Mr Phillips and famil have arilv-
ed at water Gotta Dellells
land. to spend the Iem'aln'der of the
Summit ' -
The Bells Island summer colony
likes Ronni Point, for there is a good
slIed“ delegation nights at the Point
from the island:
Commodore Williams-I Clark's Mar
guerlte is entered in the races of the
Larchmont Yacht Club, scheduled to
be held this afternoon
The yacht Spray, of New York, has
been anchored for the past two days
in Wilson’s Cove The oWner and
party are on a cruise.
The new Dillon cottage at the cor-
her 01 West and North avenues, at
Bella sland, is now completed. The
Dillon family will take possession to-
dEY- is
John J Snellabck proprietor of the
cane stand, the rifle range and the
bathing pavilion at Roton Point, took
‘1; day of! yesterday, and visited New
ork.
Eben Hill is building a new walk
in front of his Hickory Bluff property.
Mr. Hill‘s new dock was recently com-
pleted, and all effort there is being
centered on the runway.
The Long island Railroad Company
has made arrangements to have one
of its steamers make weekly trips, on
Sundays to Baton Point, from Long
sland City.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Waithuusen is ill at Belle island
it first it was feared that the child
had typhoid fever, but this danger is
now believed to be past.
The Methodist church and Sunday
school of New Canaan will hold its an-
.lllRi picnic at Romn Point on Thurs-
day next July 2321f stormy ”pic-
‘lic will be held the followan
A cat bout owned by a Tokencko
summer resident broke away this
Week and won found Thursday morn-
“.ng lit Roton Point, with her mast
snapped off and the rigging dragging.“
The summer colony at. the shore
was able to enjoy surf bathing, yester-
day. The strong wind made quite a
sou during the afternoon, the combers
tumbling over themselves in good
shape-
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The Wanderer, owned by Mr. Budd.
of New York was brought down to
Hickory Bluff from Miller's shipyard,
in Noralk, yesterday, the intention be-
ing to start this morning for the
Larclimont races, where the Wanderer
is entered, this afternoon.
The handsome cruising yacht Flo~
bunk owned by Edward Miner, put in
at Councilman Frank 11. Fitch s .chk-
ory Bluff stor,e Thursday, for supplies
Iring the stay in port, Mr. Miner and
is party came ashore. The Flobunk
is 45 feet over all, and is equipped
with a 50 horse power Standard en-
glue.
Guests registered this week with
Mr. and 511125.11. is. Rowland, at the
Reth Cottage, Belle island, include
ler, Miss Hattie Collins. John P. Dur-
klii, Bottom 0. Richardson, ‘Joseph H
Franklin and William Hunter, all of
Danbnry, and Mrs. John IKrell and Vir-
gil Krell of New York.
Edith Home, Belle Island, which All
owned by Bellevna Hospital is an ‘anl~
mated spot this summer, as usual.
this delightful summer retreat the
graduate nurses of Believue Hospital
come for an outing and they have, a
fine time. A delegation of twelve of
iifle‘én nurses come up for two weeks.
and they are then replaced by another
bevy of “charming nurses. The retreat
1- in charge of Mr. and are Edward
Harrigan. \ ..
William C. Smith, of Belle Island.
whose“ fameuas. a hostess reaches far.
has issued about ssveuty- dive invita-
dons for another of his. famous cla
bakes; which will be: held .j8uudayr. in
Knickerbocker .firovs, bean Baton
Point". in addition to the' (00518 t'i‘rODl
the Belle Island summer. 0010113.. tillers
will ‘be a party of Mr Smith's fries
among Iths ofllcers‘lof the. New Y it
muse department. An orchestra will
furnish muslc‘to add to theabtractive-
ness of the occasion.. The bake will
be laid out. by that master, :ar-tist,
Charles ltdyniond, of South Norwallt.
mo-+—-v-
it;
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The Belle Island improvement, 8'9:
new is making arrangements to build
aI small are house at some control-
polnt on. the island, in ordm that the-
hose: jumper. and the other are light-
with iiifi .. .
sign or dis hogan , ..
and gt the sa'iIW hear. about 7101's.
service will lie beldat',
marrow evening. , -
Sunday e'venius during 30:57:11 70-1 1-
sense weather permitting. Item-1
James will preach tomorrow avgp
Bible soimol will be held at.
italic] ck every Sunday 3:14qu
. 00
Kennedy' a Insativo Cough 'Sx'tl'iip
acts gantaty upon the bowels and .Mo- .
by drives the cold out of the
Sold by The Clifford run-mm
The Bridge Pharmacy. - . I."
I Iv-‘Ivé‘r
Vacation ’i‘iine
Wouldn't you enjoy your vacatio;
better if you knew. there who a m
gupply of coal In your cellar Indy 7.9
ward off the first chilly breath of
autumn. We are daily putting layin-
tor coal for prudent people who p151)
well ahead. ’You cannot make amid: '
take in doing this.
Buy now—don't wait until the “”2"
is on.
The Ferris CoalCn
11".:
9.10ng
Trousers
soft, ‘easy. comfortable flannels,
out large for comfort.
$2 50 to $4. 00
111.
Blue
31. Uta-'3‘
Serge
Costs
to' wear with them,
. snappy hot. weather suit
Coats $5 00 up
Knee Drawers and coat Shifts,
50c to 82.00 -.
JOSEPH DA
TAILOR, CLOTHIER. MATTER- ,,
- - ruaNIsts. "
as wssnington so. ' south Nov-walla.
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Po icy-1
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Before putting .‘ hand io‘tbo wheel
, BET ONE. we are agents of’
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lug paraphernaual'. who all bowed
tinder one roof“ he belon nil ill,
the“ department are now dfa'iliiblited‘
at various points about the island, no
I‘m hill to the oustndy of Chief 111.!3
Rowland. Mr. Rowland was Chosen
cuter-of the. department at a cent
laboring of the society. Jesse curls
has him been made assistant chief.
The department has not had lunch
work todoyso far this summer, ”but is.
already for busing”.
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gospel hymns, and the o
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