I51
,
For Infants and 2m (
iiiw “nu W M10
or Email-inc.
Mus-nun...
v‘mqw, then."
saidl‘hc boarder who
‘3“th ,hoan man. “what i
1AM to know is, is the. trough of the
has what the ocean greyhounds dIiuk
Oil“ of. 01 is it where they drive the
sea cow to watoI ?“——llrowniug' s Mag-
axing. .
$10 50 and $14. 75
Come in and ask us
Jiow to get one an
Easy
Payments
or send Postal and
iamgwlltiiflve Will'coil.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
.orlon Hon___s__e
(Gregory Boulevard).
EAST NORWALK.
4’ r
Maire Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cocked to Order.
an E. 05va
PROPRIETOR.
Giver-a due lustre. and wears longer
than other makes.
arles E Dow,
HARDWARE,
11! WASHINGTON STREET,
‘ m 0‘7.
.. --—
Jilin-y Years
For Over
SAVIN ROCK EXCURSION
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company announce
another popular excursion to Savln
Rock for Thursday. August 13th. for
which round trip tickets will be sold at
the extremely low rate of 75 cents.
Train loaves South Norwalk at 8:30 a.
10.. due New Haven at 9:30 a. m..
where transfer is made to electric
line for Conecticut's most famous re-
sort. The demand for tickets on the
last excmsiou was so large that it has
been found necessary to limit the sale
in order to avoid owr crowding. and
those anticipating the delights of a
day' 8 10st and recreation at this charm-
Ing sea and shore reso1t should par
chase ear.”
Elc, ric
Fans
We are carrying’a full line oi
Eledtric Fans.
Reed EVoik
Elediiic C0,
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
' TELEPHONE 35-4.
A. i. ANGEyiNs
8; SON CO.
Furniture_
Caren
Stores .810
i34- 136 Washington
Street.
South Norwaik.
E print-o. its leullty' to 911m.
~ teuce.
1 ward.
“one praisrvpsto.
nWstortown. .
WATERTIOWN. August 10.-—John
K Kissanrese was brought before Jus-
tice of the Peace Henry '1‘. Dayton.
last wecek. on a charge of horse steal-
lug. .ploadod guilty, and, In de-
fault date 000 bands, was taken to
Litchtleld and lodged in jail to await
.I in the October term of the Sn
sirior court
Kissonrese had just finished a six
montho' term in jail in Hartford for
theft and Constable F. C. Morwsy was
there ready for him on the charge Just,
mentioned and arrested him. He was
taken to Waterbury, Thursday. and
lodged in jail over night. and Friday
was taken to Watertown.
The man had worked around the vi-
cinity of Watertown in‘ the spring or
1905, at which time the horse of
Frank' McDonnell was missed. No
trace of him could be feuud until re-
(ently, but Morway was ready for his
man when he had finished his sen-
Morway will receive 5100 re
STOP THAT COLD
‘ or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking air-colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
100. 250, 500 and 81.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter's and Plaistod's. ”
JARVIS' BERLIN Bonus on 0N
F
Incondlsrlos Destroy Newly Harvested
CPO POP-
BERLIN, Conn” August 10 ~Incen-
diaiies set tire to .the large barns 0f
Colonel Charles M .lsr.vis at his fine
farm.'"1‘hc Maples " early Saturday.
and they were completely destinyed
in the stables were twenty heads of
choice stock. horses, mules, calves.
etc., and by earnest work on the part
of the farm employee, they were got-
ten out alive. All the newly harvest-
ed hay, oats, alfalfa, etc? amounting
to hundreds of ions, are a total loss.
The damage will aggregate {30,000.
. Colonel Jarvis left for New York,
Friday morning. and is not expected
here until late tonight.
Colonel Jarvis is a member of the,
governor’s staff. A few weeks ago he
“ acted as host at "The Maples" to the
Farmers’ Club of the Union Moguo of
this city. which includes among oth-
ers.~ Postmaster Howsrth and (Iovenr
01 Woodruff.
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Mrs. Chang. 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 fuss about it."
These painless purifiers sold at F. H.
Baxter's drug store. 25c. "
IIIcIIE r
G is» MS.
’E PILLS
II II I!
p‘oi‘r n~}‘.”i.
., Milan ad and old‘ was
min-ir- sew-n..-
mwswnamu
‘ mnmhtmmmm
inns?!
Stop. Look. laden!
Book your train of thought upon the
siding and listen to the Coal Man.
The time has now arrived for you
to think seriously about your supply of
Cool for the coming winter.
Our stock of bright. clean. desirable
Coal is now at Its best.
We solicit your orders with the as-
surancc that no better Coal can be
had anywhere, at any time, at any
price.
The Ferris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
77 7 777
The-licorfitiQH-TWIS
Block Island. ‘11,“ (lo—Three day trips.
J! 13’ f£ (1183131;fl fist-h. Manet lat. 831:.
ad
Salratogs Springs,‘19.00-‘Ii'our day
trips, July 13th. 27th. August 10th.
24th. September 7g'4d0—Fivo days
Thousand lslsndo.
.trip. August Eaton. Chi LN,“
‘ r
£1,146?" {on daysmtrip, Attil-
N232“ l-Séplél. .‘W’ren days trip,
W its Mountains, ‘24.00—.Fivo day
310‘s. July. 30th. Ausust 817d. 17th.
Atlantic City. moo-Five day trips.
July 27%. August 1001.311“.
Nligara ails and ‘l‘orgsntp, sarco—
Eire days trip, Aug‘u 29th.
These rates from New Haven. For
descriptive circulars and rates from
your city call on ticket agent at depot
or address.
' THE RECREATION TOURIST COM-
PANY.
New Hpvop. Conn.
Reai Ediate
City. Shore and Country Pauper”.
InSurance
Fire, Life. Accident Liability.
Steamship Tickets
J. M Layton 8; C0,.
‘ Incorpordtod. ' ' '
#50- J Ilium swan. humane-Is
. r
..
“q.
We Have Taken the Agency
. fer the .
Pope, Hardoni
And Now Have Fine Cars of
on use to can.
F E Matted 8! Co-
NOHWALK. CONN. .
UNLESS YOU HAVE
STU DIED ‘
the suhject you do not realize how "
great a part of the heating pcwéfi' of
coal ordinarily goes unused, I?
chhnney.
The gas which is driv
fresh coal when it beconc
not burn unless fresh air* is mused
with it.
The gas~fiame- flue ofilhe STAM-
FORD FL RNACE brings in a
good supply of fresh hot air right
on a line with the top-of the fire-
pot. where it can mix with the gas
and make it burn. thus adding
greatly to the amount of heat ob-
tained.
The supply of air is easily 'con-
trolled from the front of the fur-
name.
We will refer later to other Im-
portant features of thc STAM-
FORD FURNACE. '
Fou 5.41.1; m'
HORACE R. NASH,
qff from
Corner North Main and West streets.
> ways lived in the Ollf'll air
.._.... .. "A... ........,..,.., ...-.-t , ...... 9-. ..
“What did you mean by this poem?"
inquired a delegation of admirers.
“I didn't mean anything." answered
the great poet frankly. “i wrote that
poem for a monthly magazine. 1 did
not expect it to be published in a
book collection."—l.ouisvillo Courier-
Journal.
“We came to ask your forgiveness.
father.“ said the sloping couple.
“Oh, Well; all right." replied the
parent.
"iit1l—-“
“Well?"
“We charged the automobile in
you! "—Yonkcrs Statesman.
Dianna
AND
PICNIC
BASKETS.
F. A. Mitchell,
60R. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
Glover’s The Place
Reliahlehdi‘wciiknown
SHOES
Men’s ; Women’s
ELITE capes
RALST-ON PERFECTA
Hanan ensures
Our 32.00.111.11. 32.50
are, thoroughly reliable Swiieii
looking for a medium
prised Shoe.
Wear a... That Fit
122 WASHING 0N STREET.
supp 542-2.
Attendance all nomads! and night;
Frederick" H. Canung,‘
UNDERTAKER. ‘
, Funeral Parlors In Connection.
Lady Attendant. , Tel. 994
Cities and Residence.
.84 80. MAIN 81“., SOUTH NORWALK
w...
04440 wasp newsman W
Lang mounds yell” Passes Wdfli
The Not-walks pAeIIsIn. c
Quite a number in of The
N01 walks witiessed ajor' ward A
Wood as he passed through here yen-
terduy afternoon on his bicycle, bound
for California.
In line physical condition, having ni-
ln his
younger days he was in the reguiui
army. and served In the Civil War.
Since that time he has spent most
Of his time riding a bicycle through
the country. in 1896 he made it tour
during his trips 28.760 lies.
He is now goin tp Califdrniu, and
about two man s ago he came
through here. on his way to Maine.
.. co that time he has ridden 2.000
‘05. His bicycle. with Its luggage.
Shfl about 65 pounds and In an, 86
He was asked when he expat-,1-
,e to airive I11 California. and he stat
ad that be was riding for an appetite
glyfor a Thanksgiving dinner".
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
1 Everybody in Zanesville. 0., knows
”(It can-1 Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8 She
writes: “My husband, James Lee,tlrm-
ly believes he owes his life to the use
10f 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’s New
Discovery in the King of throat and
lung remedies. For coughs and colds
it has no equal. The first dose ives
relief Try it. Sold under g tee
‘at F H. Baxter's drug store. We and
‘1. 00. Trial bottle free.
Dc Ritcr~0 yes. i contributed a son-
not to the Ilicuit Magazine not long
ago. Ascqu—You don‘t say. When
did it appear? De Riier—ln my mail
the next morning—Philadelphia
i’rcss.
Binks (who ordered a pancake half
an hour previously )—~“Er——l——say, will
that pancake be long?"
Waitress—‘nNo sI1:It'il be round."
Then he waited patiently another half
- iiou1-.——Phila(leiphia Inquirer.
”Mn—2W—
Horace E. Dann 8; Son,
45 Wall St. Norwalk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several decided bargain!
In income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
IS NOT MODERN 0R SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS DONE IV US.
Monarch Repair Shop,
’43 nsvrsouosr.
muons 455,011 POSTAL.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROBEAN PLAN. -
Our Rooms a Special Feature. (in
and Electric Linhtsfl'hrouphout. Ev
cry Room Hosted
RATES REASONABLE.
Fino Stocked Csfo In Connection.
A full line of Imported Ales, Includ~
ing the fsinous Bou,’ Burton’s and
Bass E Co!- Stout, always on draught.
Anhousor lurch floor on Ora hi.
1'. J SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 909;
Money Advanced
to all, on their household furniture
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without indorser.
CALL AND SEE US.
independent Loan & Security Co.
Hoviland Bldg. Wilmington 8t.
once open until 7 p. in Monday and
Saturday until 8I30.
~
1847
Plumbing and Steam
Heating
HOT worse nuance.
, TI 6'0.
alarm o oregano 3&2”
The Jones &Hotcldnss
Cempaay " '
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK
Hotel Mahackemo
.1. s. cdnsos, rigs
99" nd , o 0 Up to "DES“;
Re if); "may”! "mm
Stock and donor'gl Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 7:50p.
He is now 81 years old and is
from Portland, Me.. all through Mexir
‘ co. Oregon and the we t. He rode.
1907 '
T I
...°. It.“ ..
an and Dual. 6 I up? Elatilfll. .
HAVE YOU SEE°
Mam... ,
The, D. M
Furnishings.
low prices for the home.
Value $35.75
tional border, gold line. $19.50.
Iincti.
design.
One' of the Season s
'ian and white check
1:111 and WIlIlt‘ stripe
white. I11 plain cream, pink,
\ nine 25 cts.
the Carpet Store.
We“ as Carpets.
Rubin-rand Cocoa Mats, etc.
,be announced.
any saves woman. ~
Hero.
WOODMONZI‘, August 10. —-'l‘welve
year old Ralph Hayes. hon of Thomas
H Hayes. of Water ury, proved him
self a hero Wedne ay. Mrs Kather-
Ine O'Conn 'r. oi New York. who is
summerln ere, was in. thing at the
5:? Be sip ,gvhenflshe so denly sank
t can scents . ur
and I‘sgpfglutteri only 82‘ guilt dismis-
not" pin 0 waves. .
e of bothers and onlook-
o
wastage of! mind. He jumped
e by eer 5 rep h ulleti
Luis w'omfi’ii into: 0 shotre. B eIPe she
was soon resuscitated
At the Driftwood cottage, where
be Is spendi g the summer, young
Hayes modést y disclaim“ any praise .
merely remarking that any one would
i ' MEL. CALL ”8.
r for 19 (‘18 a yard. '
Remember the ten per cent. discount on regular stock in
lhis applies to all small necessities as
IIICI‘t‘ are Hassocks,
It Extends Through This Week
and will afford additional attractions from day to day, as will
Plan to come often and get your share of the bargains.
A. Dickerman 8; Son. 5
84 Wanna 61..
Telephone 448.
Twain Yr-rliiiiil “mow Lad s ,
ers. young Hayes along retained hislinto a Kansas hotel for dlun r.
have done the sod. li‘riontlsme of. .tlih
your man srot a shout
Bridgeport ’Advertisemohtl.
Read Co
morocco 1051‘
W
The Store closes daily.“ .i‘wc o ’clock except Saturdays.
Another Week for the
Furniture S
0110 more ka there IS for tEc ’\u i151 Sale of House
The discounts are all ava iablc 111 the several
departments and although the special lists have been great-
ly depicted theIe remain hundreds of tempting aiticlcs at
\
Princess DLCSSers
”‘ Mahomw-
Value $51.00 for $40.80. Value $37.50 for $30.00.
Value $32.75 for $06.20. Value $28.00 {or $22.40.
Maple.
Value $49.50 for $32.25. Value $32.75 for $21.75.
Oak.
Value $42.50 for $28.25. Value $31.00 for $24.80.
Value $49.25 for $39.40. Value $20.00 for $16.00.
for $28.60. Value $16.00 for $12. 80.
Furniture Store, fourth floor.
Porcelain Dinner Sets
English Porcelain, 112 piecf set, blue or green conven-
White and Gold Set, 112 piece $18. 00.
Porcelain Set, decoration of bachelérs buttons,
\ aluc $10.00 special at $7. 50.
English Porcelain Set, Old Blue border, conventional
gValue $i4.oo, fer $11. 00.
A Clearance of Wash Goods
' Chiffon Voiies
gold
most popular Cottons.
Pine and white check
Blue and white stripe
Also Checks and Plaitis with navy blue and black with
lilac, green, rose and black.
Rugs, Bath Mats,
son; Norman
95" f‘ (if! ”hf-h
a,” .. .
ting his name to the Carnegie copiin -
Slon. I
.ONLY CURE EOE .QYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del, says: -“1 initiated for years with
dyspepsia. used do have great distress
and bei.ching I tried .every 115 i
could hear of but nothing he pod .me
until I took BrantlIan Balm. and e '50
cent bottle cured rue complet Iy.’ ..
For sale h H. P . F. H.
gBaxIer and 0 Clifford harm S'
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A central Kansas paper revives the
story about a traveling man who w'gnt
e
Mwaitress came to him. and sol. "Bean
Soup?"
“No thank you." said the traveling
man. “I don' 1‘. care for any bean sou. "
"Dinner is over then. " responded t a
waitress. -—Ks.~asss City Star. , .
Fond Moettngs .—"tht are the first
oft-pits of love!" “I guess they' re rich."
r-Bsitlmom 'Ainsrlcsn. . .
Norwalk Chronicler