1 7
Prescription Dept.
A prescription broulht to as Is put
as it ohould be. The highest
7%” of drugs are used and the
‘ ods employed are those which in-
'sure proper combination and potency
0! the remedies employed.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
sou WAeHmo'roN eraser.
111.. out. 11415-2.
17. All Orders Delivered flee ”of Charge.
“ .11 ‘ ~. ' .
t ,
Early risers this morning declared
Igle weather to be like fall, so cool was
Mrs. “J. 'r Madden, of New York
is visiting at the home of her brother.
James Layden.
Remy Moellcr. of Washington
street. is engaged in doing sorrre wir
in: work in Rowayton.
Miss Lottie Beers, ot the Washing-
ton street bridge, was a visitor 111
New (bacon, Sunday.
A big delegation of East1NorwaIk
people went to see the fireworks at
Roton Point, last night
The St. Janres Circle will meet on
Thursday afternoon. at 2. 30 o'clock,
with Mrs. H. N Taylor, 69 Cove ave-
nus.
William Hawkes who is employed
on the Singer building in New York.
gmaklng a short stay with friends in
wn
Charles L. Hill. of East Norwalk,
Mdrcssed the Young Men's Associa-
. flan of the Danbury Methodist church,
Monday night.
The Pastime Orchestra, of East
Norwaik, has been engaged to furnish
music for a week fair to open in New
Canaan. Saturday night.
Harry and Frank Fox are enjoying
camp life at Cockcnoo island. Yes-
terday a party of East Norwalk
friends paid them a visit.
The Rounders, who have not been
1heard from in several days, intend to
‘ open a canrp, tonight at Columbia
Grove, near R70t0n Point.
The Advent Christian church will
hold its weekly prmaycr meeting to-
’ marrow evening, with Mr. and Mrs.
Nimrod Tilly, in Rowayton.
. Miss Charlotte Scofleld, of Phlladci
phia. is visiting at. the home of be.’
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sco-
field, of 14 Van Zandt street.
7Bert J. Brunstr up and family and H
D77. Wright and daughter Miss Wright
have arranged to spend next week at
Edward E. Gorham' s cottage at Bott' s
Island.
Master Kenneth Taylor. of Van
Zandt street, was badly scolded, Sat-
urday Although he is now doing nice-
, 71y, it will be some time before he will
bo-nbie to get about.‘
The members of the Christ church
Sunday school are having their annu-
a7l outing today, at Roton Point. The
trip was made to the Point tlrls morn-
Ing, in a special trolley car'.
1 Charles H. Aisthorpe and H. R. 15qu
Iey are preparing to go on a fishing
trip Saturday. Mr. Aisthorpe’s friends
credit lrim with declaring that they
l
Will empty the Sound of its tinny in-
pahltanls. «I!
One of the chief vocations of the
boys of East Norwalk just now and
1 some of the grown-ope. too, is in snap-
7 per fishing. The little bluos have
7becn running very well, and some
0d sized catches are reported.
Herbert W. Gorlram purchased the
cribbage boa1d buslnc-s of James I.
“Hoyt yesterday. This business has
777been running a number of years, the
Cbunt cr'lbbage hoard being the pm
The factory is located in First
,street. .
Fred Berggren, of Seireck street, rc-
pelved a visit, yesterday, from two
. ow Britain friends. who are on 11
.va'cation trip. They left for Provi-
nce, and wanted Mr. Berggren to go
ifh them, but he was unable to get
array.
A gentleman suffering from an ex-
as supply of liquid refreshment was
and 1151001) about 9. 30 last night.
the lawn of F. C. Van Scoy, in Sea-
ow avenue. lie was gently awaken-
:and William T. Van Scoy started
‘,hlnr on his way.
Ferd L. Hauck and an assistant arc.
going the rounds of the New East Nor
walk lighting system. today. and fill—
. sizing up odds and ends. This means
that the line is now complctc. '1‘111-
hts are burning nightly, and are
,ving much-satisfaction. ‘
The residents of Belts place are.
lklng of a petition to have their
orqughfare gra'dé'd. in time of rain
1m7t'ms there is a lake at the rear of
the property of Richard Parmelce, and
it 111 m Intalned: that no water would
eongre to at the spot it the highway
‘was properly'gréded.
There is 1111111111”; new today in East
rsbprewat
Short Stories
Will Let the Gendered Prices
Speak for Themselves:
"‘ 1113.
78 CANS MILK?" ..... . ....... 251:
some cash ..... ...... 251:
one rue. ....... 251:
If no "mes. NATIONAL srscun'
CARES” 25c
666“ .Ioseiovsky
ue-ghihamtx.
If 1.1-.
Womanmns 11
W Who tear. .
Middle Passage to William ‘e‘dfan. it
was said today that the matter would
be put 11p to the association and it is
expected that the matter will he foumt
not. possibly in the courts. - 1". 1
A musical eyening. m held last
night, at the residence of Mrs. Chas.
Ericson,16 Cove avenue. Among the
star numbers was a Chopin selection
ayed by Miss Victoria Elistrom, stu-
d t at the New York German 7-0011
servatory of Music, and a concert play~
ed together with Mr. Ernest Ericson.
Refreshments were served by Miss
Emma Ericson, who actor? as hostess.
An interesting and well attended
lawn party was held last evening by
the Epworth League and Philathea
Class on the lawn of the parsonage
in Rowan street,'whrch was prettiiy
decorated with Japanese lanterns. The
event was in charge of the social de-
partments of the two organisations.
Graphophone selections furnished en-
tertainment, ice cream and cake were
scrv,ed and peanuts and candy sold
A palmlstry booth was presided OVei‘
by Miss Carrie Beerum.
Until a tire district meeting to set.
tie the question is held. East Norwaik
street lights will burn all night, ex-
cept when the uracil shines brightly
enough to light the streets. The light-
ing committee decided on this step
at an informal meeting held Monday
night at the motor generator house in
Seavicw avenue. This meeting was
intended for last night, but was held
the night previous, because a member
of the committee, Arthur Waidrou.
started on a vacation trip yesterday.
. The. specifications for Dominick Can-
cvnrl‘s new building at the intersec-
tion of Washington street and Ses-
vicw avenue called tea a stone cellar.
but it has been decided to make one
of concrete and water- tight. This is
done in order to obviate any danger
from high tides. it is said that peri-
gcc tides run into the collars of other
places in the neighborhood. in tho
('asc of the Canevari building there
will be 11 cont-rot bottom and sides,
making, in fact, a complete basin. The
work will be started soon, for the ox-
cavalion is about completed.
walk, wishes it known that Frederick
Raymond Gerhardt, 6 months old, won
the :5 gold piece In the recent baby
show at Roton Point in Saturday’s
Sentinel it was announced that the
prize had been won by Florence 1..
Jones, of Cos Cob. This Is lirt1 name
to which the. prize is credited in a
book in which Stage Manager Emil
Sonncnburg copied the names of the
prize w.inners At the Scntlncl‘s re
quest Mr. Sonncnbur'g looked his book
over to see if Ire had read t.'"'0ilC(IIy
when he gave out the list of prize win.
acre. The Joncs' babv is credited with
thr- prizo thcrc. Two of the judges
were interviewed and they could not
remember to whltb they had awarded
the prize.
ROWAYTON.
James llcnrdon, of Stamford was
the guest of S E. Dibble, yesterday.
Frank l).Wr'l1ht with his house
boat "Mnnanna." arrived in the harbor
yesterday, after an extended cruise.
The former Charles Lowndos place.
now owned by ltaymc'hd Brothers. and
occupied by Colonel W. 11. Boyle, is
in thc hands of painters,
The Misses Lola and Helen
iowndcs of Northport. New York,
wu‘e visitors in this place, yesterday.
the gncsts of their aunts Mrs. ll. D.
Taylor and Mrs. S. E. Dibble.
The residents on each side of the.
arbor are anticipating the annual
,oarlrrg 11p of wild growth alongside
oi’ the roads, which at this season Is
voi‘y aniroying. ’l‘hc selectmcn of each
town should get busy.
One of tho barges belonging to tho
dredging company recently at work
in the river. br'okc from her mooring.
and drifted into Andrew Mill’s launch,
breaking the rudder and otherwise
damaging the craft. Mr. Mills cap-
tured the barge before it extended its
rampage as far up the river as the
mosquito fleet. Had it reached that
portion of the river. there would have
been a wholesale slaughter of pleasure
craft.
George Wells, of iirooklyn, N. Y..
arrived in Rowayton yesterday. and
is stopping at the home of Mrs. liai-
tic. Wicks, Crockett avenue. Mr. Wells
has shipped on the motor boat Mary
A.. as fir'st'oilicer, under Captain Fred-
crick Sprower. it is understood that
the Mary A. has a complete equip-
ment, and enters the fishing business
sailing from this port. While this is
the first season that the Mary A. has
been engaged in this tra1l11..l11 r officers
and crew are old artisans at the busi-
1111ss.1
DARIEN AND noaoron.
I ...___
Mrs. Daniel Slauson. who has been
quite ill, is now very much improved.
The various will probably play the
Newfiold liascbail team, of Bridgeport,
or the Nutmeg Club, of Mirwalk,
llarry Selleck, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scllcck, of Bailey ave-
nue, has been very seriously ill, this
Week, of cholera irrt'antum.
Miss Clara Scoiield is substituting
for two Weeks for Miss Lucretia Cul-
—— ion, at th8 Dar'len Public Library. Dur
ing the first two weeks of Miss Cul-
len's vacation, Miss Clara Raymond
substituted.
There has been some little talk
among the Darlen officials over James
Keeley, the Stamford young man an
rested 011 complaint of a Stamford
nurse, being given a preliminary trial
in South Norwaik. The nui'sg claims
she was first assaulted in Noroton and
that the ail'aircontinned all along the
trolley track to South Norwaik.
Petitions have been circulated
around Darien and are being liberally
signed. requestln the' New York, New
Haven and Hart ord Railroad Com-
pany to desist from the practice of
unloading manure and fertilizer from
cars in Railroad avenue, Darien. The
odor in the whole vicinity is extreme-
ly unpleasant while the operation is
on. .
The Colonial express as delayed
at Darlen. Monday aft mean. for
about twentyminptes. on account of
iooslngther line. 'In- other words, she
s in, .1 the
“'9- “NW GCIIIMGI of East NW" ‘time at Darlen, on account
1111,. Brent Morning.
A Bid Back Is Always Wom i the
Mornln sooth Narwsik Peeps
refilhdlng Relief. ‘.
A back that aches all day and causes
discomfort at night is usually wor st. in
the morning. Makes you feel as if you
hadn't slept at all.
Can' t cure a bad back until you I7cure
the kidneys. Donn s Kidney Pills Icure
sick kidneys~rnake you feel better.
work better, rest better and sleep bet
ter.
Permanent cures in Smith Ndrrwaik i
prove the merit of Dean's
Elizabeth A. Mitchell, of 133 South
Main 81., South Norwaik. Conn. .. any“;
“I think Deans Kidney Pils a splen-
did remedy and heartily give them my
endorsement. I suffered from lante-
ness across my kidneys and loinrs for
over three year s, particularly so, if I
brought too much strain on the runs-
else of my back. While these at-
tacks lasted, 1 was weighed down with
depression,“ could not get a. ‘good
night's rest and awoke tnorniugsfecl-
ing stiff and lame. Along with those
symptoms, there was a disagreeable
and annoying kidney weakness. Hear-
ing that Doan's Kidney Pills \ver'ac
sure cure for such complaints. i sent
to Plaisted 11 Drug Store and procured
some. They promptly relieved the
lameness in my lolns and corrected
the kidney weakness. At times if i
take cold or over- «exert myself there
will be a slight return of the trouble,
but a few doses of Dean’ 11 Kidney Pills
1111511 on such occasions always‘ cure
Tel. Con.
Loch nicer. clean 77 easier. , peck
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall. Papers
Crockery, Glassware,- 7 Housefurnish-
n: Goods. ’
Japanese China in Cups. Saucers,
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Mood ready mixed Paint, 51.25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
100.
Window shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
....__....,._.... .
we give the 8. a Hi Green Trad-
Ing Stamps. Asit io'them.
L. H. DECKER,
e7 Washingttm Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
the attack. My daughter has also
used them and speaks as highly, in
their praise as i do.”
For sale. by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Bilifalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nanrc—Doan‘ sT7—and
take no other. ,
i
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ld‘st the air for her braltta i‘ The ‘hand-
brakes were. uscd as for 79 Stamford,
the train being bound in that direction.
Several other trains also lost a1llttle
ot1 the
trouble.
wasrroa'r. “k.
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llarry Scotleld of Bridgt1port,17ls re
this village. 1
John Saxonmeycr and part y
turned from a camping expedition to
Compo BeaCh.
Henry Buckingham-
Allen have given up their camp
Cockenoe island.
Signs have been placed at tho‘ bad
turns in Conrpo to warn motorists of
the danger ahead. 1
and Cornelius
at
lug L. 1.. this week.
it is reported that Joseph Ha7ff has
sold his business on the West End,
and will move to Bridgeport.
Tho picnic of the Sunday school of
Trinity church will be held on August
,i5,tl1 at Steeplechase island. ‘
The Sunday school of the Sangu-
tuck Methodist church is enjoying
its annual picnic at Roiou Point, to
(IRI-
Pcr'cy Sturgcs IIIO good looking
agent at the west end of the passen-
gcr station will pass a two Hwecks
vacation in Baltimore, Md.
Dave Ward, the popular resgurant-
cnr,. has so developed his uscles
should 11.7 «mm m
snow white. one piece "Btandnrd” Pt!"
celain Enameled unto".
in our dressing climber
mm re ins yspertrnent or first noo'r toilet
room?
the highest degree of comfort.
Benjamin Fisher is removing his CORNER MAIN AN
» family and housch0ld cffoowto Flush-
Annlng J. Smith.
EVERY LADY'8 DRESSING CHAM-
BER '
IMO
Have you ever stopped to consider
moving his family to Main street. in how delightfully convenient It would
he to hays hot and cold running water
sleep.
its presence would afford you
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
WEST STD.
7 Daily'Line to N. Y.
For, Freight Only.
on and after Tuesday. January 1.
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 88, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). Meg
Sunday). at 4 p. m.
a: Nor-walk up to e p m. and South
Nor-walk up to 5: 80 p.m.
daV. (except
eight received
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Lessee. General Agent.
luring the ICU cream freezer that he
is able to throw an ordinary 1min over
his head.
William P. Eric is planning in: the
erection of a large auto garage at his
beautiful estate in Saugatuck. The
building will be large enough‘ to ac-
commodate three cars, and will con;
taln a machine shop where 1rcpairs
can be made without the in1conven~
icncc of leaving the estate. 1
The conference between the resi-
dents of Coleytown and the‘ school I
board disclosed strong opposition to
the proposition to close the school in
that district and transport the chil-
dren of the vicinity to other school
buildings. The plan will probably not
be carried out.
The Westporis defeated the Vir-
ginia Giants of South Norwaik. on
Sunday. by a score of ii to 5. Delaney
and Dykernan were the battery, for the
home team. and Delaney struck out 12 J
men. The Giants are. a club of colored J
players in the employ of th11 Rudol
Oystcr Company, at South Norwaik.
They play a strong game.
The Thames River Towing and
Wrecking Company, which took the
CtillIl‘dti L0 TCDIOVB LBWI'CIICCS rock
from the harbor. was nearly three
months in doing the work and it Is
rumored that they lost money on the
job. The contract was awarded for the
sum of 51,900. The work was more
difficult than was suspected. The rock
was soft and prunrblcd when Ibinsted.
LAWN.
MOWERS
Refrigerators
Croquet Sets
Hammocks
17-3 OFF
F. A——7 Mitchell,
eon. wan; AND 1mm breasts!
1 "DAWN-K, CONN.
CityNationaI Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRANDACTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
.1.
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cAPrrAII. “I.
1 stoo.ooo.oo 1» 1,
eunrtue AND Psori're,
Museum.
EDWIN l-I. MATHEWSON, Free. I
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1:1 Vice-pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, and Vice
warns soowsuz, Cashier.
I“ ‘ n——- ,.
" ninsc'roas, a!
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
ohn H. Knapp Oemuei Grummsn
oelsh R. Mervin J. Wallace Mervin
Chrletinn Sworn John H. Light
_ Fred H. Rowen.
FRANK C
Van Scoy
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
‘Tln, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
1R1
so South Main Street.
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WWII-ism
mam.“
II
'mrmt NrMKINNIIeWIg
c. c. Housman."
71‘
now OPEN under New Mairagement.77
snort: ‘ alumnae A OPECIALTY.
1.‘ ' AND omen ATTRACTIONS.
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager.
Look at These Prices
~ “gimp sTEAK .......... .. 16o
8H OULDER STEAK . ...... ...._ 121:
1,01,» e'rsAK........m.. ........ .180
POT ROAST .101: to Ice
pam‘5‘. Ril ROAST ........... 16°
CHOPPED STEAK . 131:. 2 for 251:
RIB LAMB CHOPS ....... .231:
LOIN LAMB CHOPB ..... ..
I. W. DODGE,
22 WashingtomStreet. 80171371717 Norwaik.
sopTH NI: rawaax. cons.
from a Pigge ry to a Palace.
YARD TEL. 46-2.
SPECIALTIES: '
ior fabric roofing, warranted sion.
for eight years.
TAR PAPER. 1, s, and 3-ply.
N. l.--We close Saturdays promptly at need.
”i
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0. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Eyes Examined Free.
68 WALL STREET. ‘ "‘
7' 1“ ‘ 7‘1 fit;
HOT STORE
HaZeiton
The place to get It is at
TEL. 39‘- '
a
BUILDER OF. AND DEALER IN
Home Goods
and Sign Lettering
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
f
FOR FURNACE.
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.‘
33 South Main Street, South Norwaik.
Waists and Dresses.
or so we mark It down very low. Come and be convinced.
. Sale' to Beth Stores;
‘33 301 MAIN $5,591 NORRIS: .fi
Ir—7...
DANCING. BOATING, IATHINO.
WWW“ attention dives to automtiblie parties. ‘ ‘
Commencing Next Monday, June 87th, FREE VAUDEVILLE.
The Hatch Sr Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work forEveryti. '
MILL TEL. 45.3.
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, qrdinarv and extcn~
FIR GUTTER two sizes.
SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
Everything 1n the optical Inns.
NORWALK.
The B. Hershiield 81 8011 Co: 3,
1172 WATER ST.
Luther M. Wright
Carriages, Wagons," Bicycles andI
. derw7aIIt Hardware Co :
Automobile Repairing. Carriage Trimming
Factories and Repositories-South Norwalk and Stamford.
chdo and Old Company’s Lehigh
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
No.2 Nut $5 Q0 per Ton, delivered 111 cellar
The Pans Cloak and Sun; House
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
As we do not carry over any Merchandise from one season to anoth-
s
111-517 111111, 51.7. seated
R "WWolm
snails. Assist Bis—411s. out for:
has given 82 4.000 to the Robert och:
Foundation for resisting the spread of
tuberculosis. 'I
M
"That female campaigner is holding
the women of the district spellbound.'
with” her oratory?" “No. with hot“
wns.’ “—Louisville Con i J
: r or ournal.
/
no (311111116
7 Exqeliedt. ’c7ul7elne.7 7
" Dinners Evenings,
s to 8 p.m
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Bollciied.
1‘
I
Proprietor.
., Telephone 999.
MAKES THINGS
OLD NF W
25 and 50c Botticelli.
Tel. 452.
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The Recreation Touts
16th six days trip ............ s
Saratrga Springs -— Four day
trim (Good Hotels) August
24‘,;'h Sop with.
Nira‘a’rs Falls and Toronto—'
‘five days into, August 29111,
the best' tour of the season. '
international Hotel ...'.' ...... $3500
. Above rates from Now llavcn. or‘77‘
rates from your (1111 rnlt on Tic iii: j
Agent at Dcpot.‘ oi add. (11173 THE
RECREATION TOUR 51:: 00.. No.10
Haven.
1 . \
..___-___...‘_~__¢ ,_,_.
Woon ‘
5.. “a-.-
I 1.
18 nor MODERN ops sei‘srmrtc
outses none 713v us. 7
Monarch Repatr Shop,
,I ‘ 4377 RAYMOND s'r '7
11111011: 4511 en Donut.
*mk—L ..
A! HEADQUARTERS res
Garden Hose
137137, I‘: 11'.‘
Lawn Mowers
Machine. Work and General Renato
lug Prompily Attended To. . 1:
39 MAIN ST., nonwALk,
Attendance all hours day and, gut.
Frede k H. Gan '
chDERTAKER.- m
mineral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. ‘ ~,, ,3 Ts '
Office and Residence; 7‘7'
04 80. MAIN 81%. SOUTH NORWAIEIK
W
We Have Taken the Agency
for the
Pope-Hartford
"77£ii7.70. III'I
7 And NOW Him Fine..Carp
that Make to Offer.
1.111.111.1011
111.11.... ”I”! ‘3.“ 7
WNWI" ,
Liquid
Veneer
and General Hardware 77
*- v.25
CHARLES 111111111111, ‘ ;
J,
1.
1E1“ E .Gorharn, 7
Decorator
East Norwaik.‘ '1
Personally Conducted
REMAINING TOURS FOR THIS SEA:
- I ' ‘ 'OON: _~
Block Island—Three day trips, '7 .
August 15111, 22nd: 29111 ..... 511.011“
' Atlantic City—Five day trips. '
I}. August 31st, September 14th. . ‘ ‘
2t8 th .............. 522.00 and $26 .700
White Mountains — Five tiny -
trips. August 17th 3131 ...;..szsoo
1 Autumuarsr‘i‘nur. Scptcrnbcr “if
20.01: T717. .7
. -.§17.00~ and ”qu ‘ 7
Shoe Ref) dill}:
Norwalk Chronicler