coo Lino
1 ltll drinks" "they are made
pure fruit Juices and are prepared
1;:1 tinder the most cleanly conditions. All
.Llilavors,
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
£06 WAIHINGTON ITIIIT.
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Tho mud dredge has now gotten way
. up to Norwoik. and will soon reach the
1 head of the hither. L
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,Mlss Matilda ‘Bmith, of East Non
walk, is the guest of Mrs. Sarah St.
‘ John, of Golden Hill, Bethel.
“Christian Larsen took a party of
about a down to the Huntington races
yesterday, in his able launch.
Mss Anna Keeler, of the Washington
Street bnidge, has beeuis entertaining
Miss Lillian Graces of Bridgeport
Charles Elsea has resigned his po-
sition at Robert rown’ s cafe, and has
taken another at James E Layden s.
1 Another ice cream sale for the bone
«1. fit of the Sunday school excursion fund
Was held last evening at the East Ave-
nue Methodist church.
, For their annual outing. Sunday, the
1fnembers of the lschoda Club will go
1, no one of the islands in the harbor,
ind have a big clam bake.
‘ 1 Mrs. William Wicke, of Betta Place
is recovering nicely from her attack
of appendicitis, and it now looks as if
Bile will be able to avoid an operation
.1 it is understood that the boys who
washed the windows of Captain A. A.
Gelb’a scow recently have settled for
their sport by paying for the windows,
The OriolEs defeated the Kelseys
Saturday afternoon on the ProWltt dia-
found by the score of ii to 9. The ()r-
totes challenge any amateur team ill
*t'own.
, The Wright Brothers, of East Nor-
Walk, took a party of tell from the Nor-
walk iron Works to the Huntington
I{aces yesterday in their launch Var-
1, The new four family apartment
house of Fritz Hoppe, ill Cove avenue.
to to be completed about September
let. The masons are now at work 011
”the walls.
A routine business meeting of the
, East Norwalk fire police was held last
night, The members are n0w looking
forward to their annual clambake to
,1 be held. on Sunday. August 30th.
- Tickets for the picnic of the East
Avenue Sunday school to Bronx Park,
August 12, can be secured ut 'L’Hnm-
medieu Brothers' Mead Brothers’ and
Emerson Ayres' grocery stores.
:1 Miss Grace Robinson, of East Nor-
‘lalk. one of the popular young ladies
at. the H. Germain and Company store
in Washington street. South Norwalk.
is' on a vacation trip to Portland,
Maine.
. Artist George W Washburn set out
this morning for lioyts 'l‘heatie, in
South Norwalk, to paint two new drop
curtains. They are to represent catty:
Drill scenes and are to be handsome
“Works of art.
The filling in operation at the Bene-
dict Farms bridge has again been re
named, and from appearances this
bridge will be entirely filled in before
it great while, with the exception- of
the sluiceway. I
= Miss Jennie Joselovsky, of First
street, has returned home from a visit
in Brooklyn with her grandmother,
Ml‘s. P Kantor. The latter accom-
partied her back to East Norwalk, and
‘7 Ltvill make a visit in town.
11 ,—Dorlon House kitchen and dining
room now open. Shore dinners and
Sea food of all kinds cooked to order.
The Conklin family, of East Orange
New Jersey were to have come up to
Betts Island last week, to occupy E
E.- Ghrham' s cottage for a two weeks
‘iojbui'll‘, but they have not yet appear-
d, and it is now doubted that they
lll come.
y.‘
1% A business meeting of the Rescue
slon was held last night, at the
headquarters on the Washing-
go street bridge. Various matters
interest Were brought up, including
gun and means of extending the
‘j good-work of the mission.
‘ A; monthly business meeting of the
Worth Magus was held last even-
i log; but only routine matters were dis
posed of. The league is planning a
lawn party for some time before the
summer is over, but no definite ar-
' rsngements have been made.
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Thieves have min broken into the
an: and Company storehouse and
" or en's shanty on Pine Hill Ridge,
Heir Gregory Boulevard. This mis-
Widt‘s' lust visitation occurred on
Enthrdsy night: Many canned esta-
and practically everything else
in lig‘ilt l‘m mien,
M
dust before the Jail! Sylvester sall-
ed this morning, with the Methodist
stalls and among:
l.
s-fio Etioliil'lfi totd‘ke
tile éx'cursglb. of Muslim:
V: e’l‘i‘nilluni-tallbillion
‘ the host
j} lilo 3““m was”: all me
. L ITE‘l‘I’L-os.
militia'HEBS'W‘ SSW
mday night. The regal" will
still on tile way, and its nerly
is hoped for. .
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Ground was broken near Gregory
oulevard this morning. for a new house
for Miss Anna Rndslmsnowski. The
cellar is being excavated by Erich
Brothers and the house will be erect
ed by Contractor W H. White. 1it will
be two stories and attic in height, and
will be occupied by Miss Radslmsn-
owskl and her sister. .
The East Norwaik Fire District has
come to an agreement with the Postal
Telegraph Company, ill relation to the
cutting of the electric wires of the
ry is
l‘rlvnlI
j district, and the replacing of the wire
on the company‘s poles will begin in
a day or two. East Norwalk residents
are now becoming anxious for their
new street lights. and hope that it will
not bb long before they are turned on.
GeorgeH. Donn, awell known paint
or. employed by E. FL Gorham, has a
painful right thumb which has given
him trouble since last winter. Mr.
Dean was ssndpaperln a floor, when
u long sliver ran un er the thumb
nail and for a considerable distance
beyond. He attempted to pu it out.
and it broke off.1 Some of t e wood
still remains, and the wound has never
healed. Apparently the, foreign sub-
stance is slowly orking its way out,
but Mr. Dunn's r lends hays been ad
vlslng him to see a physician.
East Norwalkers who went to Hunt
ington, yesterday, to see the power
boat races, Were naturally in high glee
when the returned homellsst evening,
realizing that an American boat, the
Dixie, was the victor. Among the io-
cnl men who took parties in their
boats were Charles Reddy, Arthur W.
Day, Ferdlna Gehrmann, William
Ross and Wl am Wicke. The wea-
ther conditions were a complete re-
verse of those on Saturday, when the
race had to be called off temporarily,
on account of the high soil running
Henry Wright. George Dana and
dake‘y Smith had a great time yes-
terday. They secured E. E. Gorham s
launch, and went down the harbor,
and landed on Betis island, where
they proceeded to dig clams. So Buc
cessful were they that it became al-
most a. question on the trip home who.
ther some of the clams or one of the
passengers would have to be left at
the island. Fortunately the harbor
was as smooth as a mill pond on the
trip, for the boat was submerged prac
tlcally to the gunwules with the big
load of bivalves.
I
—-Can't look well. eat well or feel
well with impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the blood pure with Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take
exercise, keep clean and you will have
long life.
ROWAYTON.
The Delphiun Athletic club held a
very successful field meet lust Satur-
day afternoon at the Sherman Hoyt
place in Contentment island.
John Tiebout, of Raymond street,
took a trip to Huntington last Satur-
day to witness the motor boat races
which were postponed on account of
the rough weather. .
it is an interesting fact to note that
Captain Andrew Mills puts out. as
much as 180 gallons of gasoline every
day to, launches. This in itself is
mute testimony of the popularity of
these little craft.
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Plans are rapidly developing for the
lawn fete and fair, which is to take
place on the lawn opposite the rest-
dence of C. W. Bell, Friday August
7th, afternoon and evening, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Methodist church. There will be
fancy and us fill aftlcles in abundance.
games and arts under the direction
of Rev. E W. Bysshe, and lunch, lem-
onade, ice cream, etc, will be served;
also a mystery tree and various other
attractions.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank-
lin. Maine, says: “I like good things
and have adopted Dr. King's New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because they are good and do their
work without making a. fusa about it."«
These painless purifiers sold at F H.
Baxter' s drug store. 260
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Constable Hanford Smith, of Dorian,
was a visitor in New York city, yester-
day.
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Miss Edna Spooner has returned
home to Darlen from a visit in Hart-
ford.
George Woundy. of Darien, was a
member of a sailing party which visit-
ed Huntington, Long island, Sunday.
John Frederick Drummer, of Eliza-
beth, New Jersey, spent Saturday and
Sunda 'in Darlen, the guest of his son,
John _ Brummer.
Harold Cantrell. of Darlen,‘ spent
Saturday and Sunday at Huntington.
Long island. He gook the trip across
the Sound with a party of friends.
The Darien Junior baseball team had
a rather interesting session. Saturday
afternoon. at the Nexon i t. in Main
street. with the Delanoys, 0 Stamford.
The Juniors were victorious by the
score of 10 to 7.
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A dog owned by Stanley Whitney. of
Darlen, was hit and mortally Wounded
Sunday by a troillilt car, neigthe Mbn-
roe and Palmer? glove. TIl’ dog was
put out of its misery with a shot by
Constable Wilbur Bate Ls. ,
The Darlsn baseball team had a very
in
The Darlene also some with the
scalps of the char es dangling from
their bolts. The re will em 2
Allen Risk took it plot? to the Long
1bers went by train. while others went
with Andrew Taylor, in the latter‘s ~
‘ of the authorities before an accident
:great toe two years exit The attack
easy time with fild“ Stamford Rod Men '1
the game lit Stanford. Saturday. .
‘ Ill and
will Hi)“ you the nrlvil
lassoamlloslur MW. adl
innit-all ' Lia-ll: "3
hurting “lonody’Co...éh pl:- or ”.1.
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is really properly named. His guests
included Andrew Taylor and several
other friends, and all hands were not-
Dixie captured the event.
Nine members of the Darien Busi-
ness Men's Association enjoyed the
annual shore outin eid inst Thurs-
day at Savin Rock. ome of the mem-
swift Columbia automobile.
A shores
dinner at “Jack's" was one of the fea-
tures of the day.
The Dorian town registrars give no.
lies that they will be in session Friday
of this week and on Friday of next
week, from 12 o'clock noon until 9p
m., to perfect the enrollment list .a d
to receive applications for enrollmet
on party caucus lists. The town regis-
trnrs are William H. Willmott, Jr., and
Charles Bennett. ,, .
Miss Ethel 6. Clock daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Clock. of Dorian,
and William C Perry, of the Nor?! alk
High School, and Dumb, wil be mar-
ried tornm row afternoon. he cere
mony will be performed at i: 80 at the
home of the bride by th Rev. Herbert
S Brown, pastor of the rien Congre~
gniional Church The ceredlony will
be a quiet ulld simple on.
The Delaneys last Saturday after-
noon at Darlen, 10-7. in a game Sun-
day, with Brownsville, they won, 7-2.
Features of the game were the twirling
by Delaney, Star Southpaw Melts, and
the fielding by lleftfieider William m3,
who caught the ball with one hall
running at full speed. Mike Mono
made a home run. The battery in the
Darien Juniors game for Delaneys
were: Johnson. Merts and Scollnrd; in
Sunday’s game, Hertz and Riley. The
cause of defeat Saturday was errors
by Delaneys more than anything else
Work has been commenced on a
new bridge between Stamford and
Darlen on Camp avenue, Springdals.
The old bridge was 16 feet wide, and
the new one is to be 18. the select-
men having decided upon a policy of
wider bridges where the traffic wnr- i
rants it. A. B. Knapp. of Springdale,
is doing the stone work, which is now
under way. The planks will be rein-
forced, and will be of a quality to last
for some time. When the bridge is
compleiwed all the bridges on the New
Canaan and- Dalien boundary lines
will be new.
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody in Zanesv'ilie, 0., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes. “M3 husband, *James Lee, tirin-
ly believes he owes his life to the use
of Dr, King's New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable, when
a friend recommended New Discovery.
We tried it. and its use has restored
him to perfect health." Dr. King' a New
Discovery is the King of throat and
lung remedies. For coughs and colds
it has no equal. The first dose given
relief. Try it Sold under guarantee
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. 50c and
$1 00. Trial bottle free.
WESTPORTl
The Westport nine went to Falri'leid,
Sunday. and defeated the Star Juniors
by a score of 7 to 6.
Judge 1). D’. Bradley, Jr., was called
to Hull's Farms on Saturday, by the
serious illness at his father.
The funeral 0f the late Mrs, Mary
Rice took place from-the church of the
Assumption, Saturday morning.
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The ladies cattle church or the All-
sumptlon are planning for a grand fair
to be held during. the month of Aug-
ust.
The planking on the sidewalk of the
State street bridge is in bad coudi~
tion, and should receive the attention
happens.
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George A. Falrchlid of Rosevllle, is
recovering from an attack of blood
poisoning owned by injuries to his
kept him in the house for several
days.
the mortal coil at thewastport Sani-
tarium recently, carried an assort-
ment of half a dosen- pocket knives
and the revolver-Nwith which the deed
the knives to slash the wrist and
throat before death came as the re-
sult of the pistol shot. This ought to
persons should not be turned loose in
a community without supervision. an-
of the community, but should one of
e one besides him-
would be strong
weapons open no
self, public opinlo
or a change;
The Willi committee on the new.
town hall have received the plans and
uraliy gratified that the American flyer -
wows-n
One of the suicides who shuffled off ' ‘
was accomplished. The suicide used ‘
he evidence enough in iteslf that such *
itariunls are a good thing for a per ion ' ‘
these irresponsible cranks turn his ,
tile fulfil av
ilot be awalrldcd” 'l‘ :Ylot
no t o o pmfi
womb“ awhviltxllu PL 11-!
creaso ills “all“ to ' t. 1
building cannot not be built according!
to the latest plans wi
ropl‘iated. the comm itee will malts
ch chang s As will ring it down to
he appmpr atlon. T e contract will
o awarded on the 10th that if every-
thing is favorable,
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for the ,, ;..
Pope-Haitibl‘d
And new litre Fills (leis of
flint Mdke' iii Liliftei‘LL
F. E. Lockwood & Ct).
NORWLALK. CONN.
The Recreatilm Tours
Black island, 811. oo—Thres day trips.
July itb.18th. 26th. August 1st, 8th.
Gumbo“ “tingle, Oitoo—Fdn r day
trips, July 13th, 27th, August 10th,
24th, Septsmhe “lg“
Thousand Mong- oo—ll‘lvo days
trip. August 11th.
Montreal, 'Auublo Chum, Lake
George, swm—Ten days trip, Aug-
, ust 11th.
Nova beetle. Who—Ten days trip.
August 15th.
,Whll. Mountains, moo—Five day
mpg, July soul, August 8rd, 17th
July 27th, August 10th, ilist.
lit-gm Fa‘lls and Toronto. “5.00-
Five days trip. August 29th. . .
These rates from New Haven. For
descriptive circulars and rate-
your city-call on ticket agent. at depot
”Edwin . .. . .
TH cask-ribs Y'i'ouanri' call.
New Haven, Conn.
”Marlins
The warm
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claim closings;
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classy claim a cilia-Id.
Dinner was and Duncan!-
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Pile prlotor.
Telephone “I.
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machine with loss 9 ort'
iusted very easily and unlékly. L ,
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Charles E1. Dow,
.: sunbathing": deli:
.lis'wasiimorou steam r.
specifications for the building from
the architects. and they have been dis-
trimmed among such contractors as
island inoto‘r boot- rim. yesterday. in
hi. comfortable launch. Comfort, which
desire to bid for the work. The com-
mittee asserts that these bid. must
1‘“ ditto have
the money up. lall Who desire to take a comfortsbl
m. 1'
A'tlsfltlc city. saith—rm day tail. 1
tonsoawiosrr
senile“,
. Carriages,
, Jedd'e
to... Harald
«romantic-lair loam
Naznutiioalinios deflated
.J'vi 1.11.. .1
grits nxcu fill] or
ii carry a
is from this
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"£3.03, IEmilio. fore has
placed tho trip t‘yithln the reach“
one-day trip and enloy the noes.
, he do Just care
git tit
lion are truffles to
top at We ch Hill, whic is'famous
r its bathing benches. This excur-
aloft also provides an opportunity for
'visilil‘l'g one who has taken summer
cottage At the seashore.
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“Well, how does it feel to have 1’.
pic sin the Te pleofli‘a ale?" "Quit
an orally," repi ed the‘ndw celebrate
poet. "i've alwcyo 'lLl ill a dial
hedr ,nl."—wK J.burnai ‘ !
fig!
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Everything in the Optical Line.
LELyes Examined Free.
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I 22 Washington Street.
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M onaryi Congress of Kiev, which.“
deal noted by rssctlon‘ary lolly
has "a «solution
pa i u of lump-not"
tio of the elg tleth anniversary of
bill of Count ' Tolstni. . -
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countenanee'
“Yes." answered the canal late s. lit
tie wearlly. “i have so. Tore logic,
telling what moment a snap—Ibo po-
lographer may turn up. "’-—Was ngtdn
Star. V, L,
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Hicks—“You ard pretty well posted.
Wicks: what wan William the Col:-
on br's surname?
glint-“"1 don? t knoll suit vanilla”
Co'nquerors surname was. to
but it will be either Taft or Bryan af-
ter next November "-—Boston Trans.
script. '1 1 ,
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33 South Main Str‘eet, South N‘olv‘l‘li‘l.
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits; Emits, Skirts, “‘6
Wallis and Dresses.
Merchandise from one season to anoth-
e and be convinced.
Sale' in Both Stores:
Ho‘r $‘I‘UF‘
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The place to geiit
The B Hershfie‘ld 8; Son Co. ’3,
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BUILDER .1} AND DEALER fill
V __ Repairing, Carriage Tnmulillg
3‘ Hid Sign Leftering ‘
climb”? sous. limit and Stalilfordu
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Hid Old C’ofiifidliy’s Lellifih
calm
"dox church in the forthcoming modeller-
1 Plates, etc.
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look allied." clean 1 3" pact:
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wdl Paps
CrockePy, , Glassware, lilileurnish-
l lng Goods.
Japanese China in Cans, Saucers.
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Planters supplier; ‘ W“ *”
Good ready mlx'eLd Pam 31.2% per)
gallon. .i-1 .
‘1 oWI‘lits cal-taut Poles, ,lvinl natural.
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Picture Frames
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