29c BOX
M WASHINGTON OTIIIT.
TIL. CALI... Obi—Ll
saruabai CANDY
"ran BRIDGE PHARMACY.
..1 »
an on». Delivered m. of sums
out from East Norwalk next week.
other places
have
street.
of10t00.
Ltmg island
completed arrangements, for
W11 clambake.
of East Norwalk.
from Seavlew avenue to their
4‘ home at Providence R. i
4 their cousin, Miss Helen
, Hoyt street, New Canaan.
‘ ,The pastor,
.. A’venue Methodist Churuch
Mrs. Mary L. Downs.
bridge. and family,
W-
i is enjoying a week‘s vacation,
spend on east.
.1; meet the Roma party.
1; considerable mme time to complete.
marrow.
nt avenue.
,a.ught.
‘; Washington sileet bridge.
hly be even larger.
garden utensils etc., at William
Barnes'. 6 Hawkins Ave. East
lk, Wednesday, Aug. 12,
rain or shine. .
ill probably leave for' that city
ask from Monday.
A numbe'r of cruising parties will set
Hansel! Day has returned from a va
cation trip to New York Hartford and
Rev Lester F. Reynolds and family
returned from Marlon. Mass,
more they have been spending a va-
Mrs Annie Conklin and daughter, of
Bmithtown, Long Island. are guest of
John S. Conklin and family, of Thi1d
The Blue Bird baseball team claims
to have won from a nine called the
, Young Van Zandt streets by a score
, Cpptaln and Mrs. Peter Nelson of
East Norwalk, have been visiting fo1
the past several days at Port Jefferson
The Ischoda Club held a monthly
meeting last night at headquarte1s and
tomor-
Miss Helen Raymond, of New Cu
nun. has returned home after a two
weeks' visit with‘Miss Alice Darrah.
The household furniture of R. L. Co-
burn and family is being moved today
new
Miss Alice Da1 rah and Miss Mabel
. Wood of East Norwalk. are guests of
Raymond
« Rev. Charles K. Wood-
son. will occupy the pulpit both morn-
' [its and evening tomonow at the East
5 Charles F‘. Walker has resigned his
position on the Herschfleid ice wagon. I
1 He announced yesterday that he would
4 probably start in business for himself.
of Hemy
street. and Miss Hattie Sn1ith.of Dan
. bhry, enjoyed the sail to Long Island
yésterday. on the steamer Huntington.
Max Levy, of the Washington street
intend to go to
- Brooklyn tomox row to spend the day
, 1111.1 where they will also attend a pm
. Charles 'Parmelee. clerk for A. J.
Collins & Company, in South Norwnik.
the
greater part of which he intends to
George R. Van Aistyue and Victor
W Ferris set out at noon today in the
. former‘s launch Elskct for a ('lllhse t0
' Block island, where they expect to
:Contractor Leslie Gamble. of East
Norwalk, is still at work on the re-
building of the W. B. Miller residence,
It Akron, Ohio. and the work will take
, Pleasure boats are being sc1ubhed
tip. launch tanks filled with gasoline
and everything is being made 1cady
for a big day tomorrow Today gives
every promise of fine weathei fol to
I441111 this 115114.; . late I.
men men rent the! that
walk reside sadd (out;
household furniture hem ’gbing,'
The local oystermen ml min glee
over the oyster prospects. 'Condltlons
off the local shores are practically the
some as of! Bridgeport. it is yet early.
but it is not cousldered too early to
feet pleasant over the situation
The Oriole baseball team. of East
Norwalk. expects to go to the Stan
wich farmers' picnic, August 26, and
play the Converse Manor tellm.
Walter Dell'ubrltls. of Waterbury, is
the guest of Frank H. Mead. East sve‘
nus.
Friends of Michael O'Brien and Fred
or-
ctr
' Seymour expect that there will be a
very appreciable dilemma in the num
her of fish in the harbor this morning
_- pnd this evening, Messrs 0' Brian and
‘ Seymour sat out this morning afte1
snapper blues.
The new motor and generator and
switch board for the East Norwaik
Fire Distiict,1ust received from the
factory, at Fort Wayne. is being set
11p at the Seaview power house and
the street lights will be turned on at
the earliest possible date.
The members of the Dory Club again
demonstrated their ability to entertain
well last evening, when they gave a
dance at the club's cozy quarters. in
Cove avenue. A large number of the
fair sex. friends of the members were
p1csent- -to trip the light fantastic with
them.
ltsurely is an ill wind that does not
do someone good The recent showers
were hard on boats caught in them
and rigging and spars snapped like
matches in many cases. One of these
accidents befell Ardlneau and Nelson's
sloop Purity and S. J. Ayres is making
a new gaff for it.
The new residence of Joseph Vroom
in Seaside place, has been wired for
elect1ic lights, power for which will
be secured from the East Norwaik Fire
District's new plant. The first place
to be cbnnected with the system was
the new Dorlon House and Mr. Vroom' s
residence is the second connection of
the commercial department.
East Norwalk was certainly 11 red.
dezvous of prominent citizens of the
state last evening. on account of the
shore dinner of the Norwaik Business
Men’sAssoclation. Any way you turn
ed you bumped into a governor, an ex-
governor, acongressman or (ax-lieuten-
ant. governoy. The occasion was a
fine christening for Johnny O'Sul-
livan‘ s new Dorlon House
The Advent Christian Church—The
pastor, Rev. Lester F. Reynolds will
bleach at 10: 30 a. n1. and 7. 30 p. 111.
Morning subject, What Can We Know
About the Time of Christ's Return?
Evening subject. Water Fiom Bethle-
hem' 3 Well. Sunday School at 12 to.
Young peepie‘s meeting at :615 p. m..
st1biect.e.isus, the Christ; Was Ho
Divine or an lmposter? Leader, Rev
F, S. Ainsworih.
in excellent health and ready to re-
new his labors here. the Rev. lester F.
Reynolds arrived back in East Nor-
walk, last evening. with his family.
from Marion, Mass. Mr. Reynolds has
nominally been on his vacation but he
has been participating in the big
Marion camp meetings. as his annual
(1118 m. The pastor will conduct the.
regu or Sunday services at the Advent
Christian Church, in Van Zandt street,
tomorrow.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Charles Kay Woodson.
pastor—Preaching.10:30 a. m and
7: 30 p. 111.: Sunday school, 12 noon.
R..E Morgan superintendent: Ep-
worth League. 6: ‘30 11. n1. On Thursday
at 7:45 the annual moonlight prayer
services at the residence of Mr, and
Mrs. H. J. Hlpson; all the church and
friends are invited. Let us make this
:5 meat scr1ice? Wednesday is 11
Bronx Park Red Letter day for the
Sunday school. Everybody goingi,
it is repbrtcd that fruit and vege-
tables disappear by nigm from 1110,15. lumph of Right Our Might will be the
The 111'01k is said H, be :3l0pit of the Hanna Class tomorrow,
done. by a gang and there is little doubt mud the stony of a sheer harder who
. that the members will be p10se<11ted ii‘
A rousing meeting is hoped for this
Evening at the Rescue Mission on the
Them was
a good- sized attendance last evening
_ t the week end meeting will pro
—-Auction Sale household fur-nltmt:
Nor~
at 1:3 ,
Mr, and Mrs. William E. Barnes and
mu. Earle, who are to move to Buffalo
4 This change is
being made in the hope of benefiting
rs. “Barnes‘ health, which has: not
Good
Measure
do what you always get here;
1
customer again. '
Read the {Specials
'wewhisel'lit
.p‘erlb'. (6!de was.
'ilr'iév N'AiNé' do“ 10?: cm
you
always get good quality here and you
always get courteous treatment here.
.Qu'r prices are low because we are will-
:11“) get rich slowly. We would rather
seitp a great. many people at a reas-
ondble price than to charge an out-
ragebus price once and never see the
ii 30
0"“ We °
The Death of a Bull)“; or. The Tri-
b1 came a king. These arc the subjects
of such 110111ie1i‘11l interest taken from
the greatest historical book ever pub~
lishcd that is making the Barnes
Club meetings so interesting to men of
all ages The class room and a wei-
come is Optn to every young man, for
here you are a stranger only once. A
little later gymnasium work will be
taken up through the. week w01 king in
co-operation With the Young Men's As-
sociation.
A BOON TO ELDERLY PEOPLE.
Most elderly people have some kid
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Folev’ 5 Kid-
ney Remedy has ploven a boon to
many elderly people as it stimulates
the minary organs, corrects irregular-
ities and tones up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley 3 Kidney Rem-
edy at once and be vigmons. The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
mucy.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Biggs, Jr..
and their daughter. Miriam, of 85 Tay-
lor street. Brooklyn. N. Y.. are spend-
ing the summer with Captain John H.
Lowndes, of Rowayton. ‘
The remains of Captain Edgar D.
Smith, who died at his residence, 312
Wést. 1201b street. New York, this
week. were brought here this morning
for interment in Union Cemetery.
Commodore Charles Klein‘stlaunch
Okay started today on a ten days'
cruise up the Hudson River. The par
ty will consist of Commodore Klein.
his son Philip, and a cousin from New
York. and George Wright. of this place.
Don't bake 1‘1” cake for tomorrow
when you can“ buy a nice home-made
one at the lawn fete and fair to be held
this after 0911 and evening on the lawn
opposite LharlésW WBell’s residence.
The affair was to hve been held yes-
terday afternoon; but owing to the in-
clement weather was postponed until
this afternoon and evening. if you
want anything in the fancy or domes-
tic line you can buy it there. if yduc
want a nice lunch there is the place to
goRonny ptiEt Church services
as 1611.;st 111023011111 (in
7:30 p. 111‘. c worship with 11‘s -
1111011. Hs‘rry E. Seb'flel'd officiating. A
special meeting. ed from Thurs-
day evenlng, of the church will be held
. lt'nmsd
adilt‘wlnl . 11
mm of
Ionic ftb mm
and “Ni 9 action rsiati to the call
of a pas . Bible nab at ll: it a
91 mm: reorie’p section at (1: «1 11
111. Thursday evening at 7:30.. 111111
week prayer meeting followed by the
monthly meeting of the Y. P. 8. C. E.
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D'ARIEN AND NOROTON.
R. B. Morse'has rented Mrs. Julia
Hiscox's. place at. Talmadge Hill to Mr.
Taylor, of Darlen. 1
Henry Selleck has completed the
new bungalow near his residence on
Maple avenue, Darlen. ,4.
Mr and Mrs. Harry St. John and
Nellie Leonard. Noroton.
The pet dog Dinah, belonging to
Stanley Whitney, was run over and
killey by a trolley car, Sunday.
Mrs Rorkc. of Noroton. returned.
this week from a pleasant three
weeks' visit with friends in Vermont.
Miss Lida Rorge expects to sail
for Bermuda, August 19. and will re‘
sums her duties'ln the Noroton school
in the autumn. "a. t
The death Of Mary, A. Flaherty.
daughter of Mr, d Mrsf‘Mathiss Fla-
heriy, occurred y tcrday at the family
home in Noroton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Anderson. of
Dafien, will rent their small cottage,
having accepted a position on the
F. Layton place, Rowayton, recently .
purchased by F, Gillinen, of New York. ‘
Rev. J. L. Guernsey, formerly pas-
tor of the Dari’en M. E. Church, and
son of A. B._Guernsey. of the Soldiers'
Home. Noroton Heights, is about to
move from Pennsylvania to Good
Hope. Comanche County. Southwest
Kansas. where he has accepted a pas-
torate.
There were six sales of real estate
in D111len. last Week. as follows. Dan
Bianco to Dan Kelley, land; F. C.
Brown to Mary E. Austen. land: Dan
Kelley to Mmy Bianca. Hoyt street;
F‘_ H. Rowan et al to G. E. Everett.
kind; 1). D. Tompkins to S. I..N11sh,
Park place. FD D.Wright to Emma H
Delallcld, Long Meadow. The mort-
gages amounted to $16,836. ' .
Take Kodol whenever you feel that
you need it. That is the only time you
need to take Kodol. 1 Just when you
need it: then you will not be troubled
with sour stomach, belching. gas on
the stomach. etc. Sold by The Cllf
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar
macy.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Pound Ridge Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Roton Point. Thurs-
(lay
Arthur W H111rlson. of Danbury, ar
rived at belle Island 1estcrday to
spend the week end.
Mr. and Mrs William Hahn. of Dan
bury, are spending two weeks at the
Woodbine Cottage. at Belle island.
The annual picnic of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school, of New Canaan.
will be held at Roton Point next Thurs-
day. August 13.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Scott and the lat-
ter‘s mother. Mrs. Todd. of Danbnry.
are sojourning at the Woodbine Cot-
tage. at Belle island.
Miss Esther Bradshaw and mother.
who have. been spending two weeks
with the Woodbine Cottagers at Belle
Island. have returned to their home in
Dunbury.
The rain drove “Tiffany. " the jewel
ry man who holds forth in the grove at
Roton Point, to the porch, yesterday.
where despite frequent shOWcrs, he
conducted his business
Dr. Arthur Bark and William M.
R11sseii,of New York, and H. “Rich
ardson. of Danbury. are regi ered at
the Retsof Cottage. with Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Rowland. this week.
Jeanette Gray.1who has won much
favor with her solos in this week's pro-
gram of the Roton Point vaudeville. is
also an expert swimmer and takes
daily dips at the bathing pavilion
beach.
The Belle Island Fire Department's
hose house has been moved back sev-
eral feet from its original position near
the Retsof cottage. in order not to ob-
struct‘thc view from George Hawleys
cottage.
A good “sister" act has been secured
for the Roton Point vaudeville for next
week at Roton Point. This. together,
with Lonnie Foilette and the magician,
"The Great Poole," will undoubtedly
ntt1act large audiences
Gemge E. EdWards. of Belle island,
is constructing a marine railway near
his cottage and the advantages are
considerable For instance. at low.
tide Mr Edwards can get aboard his
boat', do the shoot the chute act and
slide straight down to the water.
Edna Waltausen, daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. authausen. who are
spending the summer at Belle island.
is now recovering nicely from typhoid
fever. This case was brought down
from Danbury. where eight people be-
came ill of a diseas frdm milk. TWO
of the num er succu bed.
The excursion business has not been
very brisk at Roton Point, this season.
but preparations will be made for a
much different order of things for next
season. lain Anning‘J. Smith and
the iron Steamboat Company having
patched up their differences, it is ex-
pected that the latter will send a large
number of excursions here from New
York. 2
Walter Usher. brother of Actor Jack
Usheruwsho has been camping out at
Cola rove, near Roton has re
turns home to Newark. Walter Ush
er tered‘ the art of swimming dur-
ing is stay at the shore, being taught
by the members of the Roton Point
Div ion? of the Volunteer Life saving
The members of the Division.
in fact. havs' taught a number of poo-
pl to swim and will gladly assist any
of era who desire to learn
The' t iflbt pet service at Belle
[Mind :Nibe m idto‘mo‘rrow evening
at 7 o'clock. at (it's East Beach. victim‘-
er perfblttfr'ig. Mrs fireballs 'Concsn-
non, of Revenue. New Jersey. will give'
a startling .
trouble it my bowels which‘msdo "y
be... 11', i:
O. VII Cl V0
could I'm...“ 'M
, .youpg lady, who. misunderstanding his
’ name. constantly addressed him as M1.
1 Pstdrs, much to the gentleman’s dis
yditfidchf’ W31“
t. l1i111s'eif be at 111-
fascinating
\ y 4 4
1111s 1.; to pi (~11 .11
du‘ced one evening to a
tress. Finally. summoning 11p courage
was" '
may beprotected and improved ' '
by keeping the blood' in ,
condition. the stomach well, _
children. of Hartford, are visiting Miss .-
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”fig? 13.43933433in driffigh Sam;
rm nod» to bn:o'(1°1’n;1:: 1:31:13; 9:12;“.
Ironing Remedy Co.. Chicago or “I.“
Illllll. SALE. 'I'El Milli“ I0!“
the gospel message. She is an inte1-
eating anl instructive speakei, and is
frequently heard at the conferences of
Christian Woikc1s that are held in dif-
ferent churches in N York and
Brookwn.d111ing the full and winter
months. She and her husband bro
visiting Belle island for a few days
At the closo of the services tomorrow
evening, by request. Rev. Mr. James
will baptize Mr. and Mrs. Concannon
by immersion as they desire to receive
the ordinance by that mode. They are
The Mardi Gras week at Roton
Point..wl1ich has been before mention<
ed, ought to prove a winner, for the
elaborate preparations for it. The vaud?
eville show will .be dispensed with.
giving ample opportunity for a carnle
both afternoon and evening, Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Sat- _
urday of Labor Day week. he grove '
will be handsomely decorate with lane.
bushel. ticklcrs and the various other
accompaniments of a Mardi Cras. A
special feature will be “the man of
mystery.” To every person who asks
bi1n:“Aro you the man ofinystory?”
be will give sums of money ranging
from $1 to $10. There Will also he a
who of $10 for the woman with the
fanclcst costume and a prize of similar
amount for the man dressim most gro-
tesquciy.
CASTOR IA
1112 Infants and Children.
Bears the
signature of ,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. "
Mahackemo—li. ll. lilldrcth. F. L.
iiildreth, Worcester; F. S. Lowell.
Meriden; T. Schern. Chicago; C. W.
Nelson, Hartford; George Disbrow and
wife, midgeport: M1s. Longnecker.
city Wells (‘hupnuun .lirldgcport:
Robert ll. Stanton, New York; M. J.
Jordan, Bridgeport: F. Gomichlld, H.
C. Sims. city; B. W. Guger. C. i“. Wat-
son. New York: Mr. Mathewson, city;
S. Cruensteln, Bridgeport; H. H. link-
er, New York; L. A. Libby. Hartford;
J. C. Derby. R. 8. Derby, Ridgeflcld.
Clifford——T. Kefer. W.-l'l. ConantrA.
l3. Proni. C. T. Pond, New York: E. ‘A
Kelly. Danbury; T. R. Reeves, city: .1.
H. Emerton, Charles M. Gibbs. Boston;
W. E. Dixon, Nowburgb. N. Y.
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was cram ti. .
Dinners Evenings, m,"
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Ounday Diamn‘htpnialu. _ .
Diana" Phi-tips longs-to
film .
estates 11:11:12,
No riotor. .' ,.
we on. m. it‘d
25 and 50c Bottles.“
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G"bk. don't call me Peters. Call me the “ll?“ active and thti bq
Post! 11 regular "hy' the timely use 0444
enough, Mr. Peters."
lady, blushing. as she withdrew behind
her fn11.—-Catholic News
——-Are you sure t
it doesn' i sound a. bit like one. ”—llar-
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LINCOLN NoomNo, a super-
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ch'urch“1:111!1 ceirriectoio'gets!uret'he’i'rertdlr}f . for 3i!" IVeaflc ‘ Fm GUTTER' two 3'2."
noctlon with that denomination. TAR PA Am I, a, and 3-ply. SASH WE‘IGHTS‘I‘nd CORD.
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management of the Point, in making ,
terns and them will be confetti by the . '
its tint You lint Alvin Instill __ ' '
nor STUFP‘
Hazelton
71:12. and
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles skim
Automobile Repairing, Carriage iTrliNnrlng
. 'Ftidtories and Rebositoriesl—Soutb Nevin and Sfa‘thfo'rd.
Jeddo and Old Comnany’ s Lchigh
,. No. 2 Nut 35.0Q 1591* if
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or so we mark it down very low. Come and be cdhv
3380. Mon St». So. Nomi'it.’
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BEECHAMS
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all T his is a steak. waiter."
The Hatch 81 Bailey Co
sou'rrr soawamt, CONNw
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from a Piggery to a Palace.
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SPECIALTIES:
LADDERS, ordinary and exten-
lor fabric roofing. warranted sion.
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ow do lghtf lyr convenient it would
he Milt-411s not nlng water
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its Presence would am” 1'01:
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Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight 4
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fii'tor Tuesday,
1m, 4 ht Propellers
0' Dover street), every ‘dayi ( cent
Sunday). at 4 11.111. Freight refrained
fiat Not-wail: up to 4 p. 111.831? "3111111
News"; up to 5: 30 p. [:11 .113
O B. Jackson.
Optician.
Everything 1n the Optical Line.
Eye's Examined Free.
, as way; eraser.
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"dawns.
J. W. DODGE,
22 Washington Street. Sohth servant. '
«was .131
The place to get it Is it
The B. He‘rshfield. 81 Son (his.
122 WATER ST.
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BUILDER OE AND DEALER IN
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Horse Goods
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andSign Lettering ._
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. .
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FOR FURNACE.
QCross Creek and Upper Léhigh
For Cooking things and Self lion‘s.
. delivered in cellar
l'bl
33 Sahib Ham ' ' t, South Norwalk
,. ,. Clearance Sale of La ies’ Suits, Goats, Skirts. ‘
Watts and Dresses.
As we do not carry. over any “‘3“th season to anotlr
‘ Sale 111 Both Stores: y. ’ "
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closer 91s.. lisp. OR‘Fsgh‘opclf ltcu'pd
Blue 6.3.3.; 9'1" 1‘3 '1". {A n
W all Paper‘s
Crockery, Glassware, Honseturnisb?
ing Goods.
Ja'pahe'se China in Cups. .B'succrs,_
Plates, etc. , ,4 ...1
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint. 81. 25 per
gallon.
10c.
Window Shades ahd Picture Frauds"
made to order.
at.
intsufnbi. m retain! “a.
515-517 as: St. mm,
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White Curtain Poles, with natural. “ "
Paintiiig mid Decorating. 1mg}, i ' 4
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