“ Prescription Dept.
A hnscript brought to 11s is put
ll? Iltllt as ith “could be. The highest
.mllty of drugs are used and the
niotbods employed are those which in-
sure proper combination and potency
0f the remedies employed.
TIIE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
I01 wssurueros‘srnu'r.
TIL. CALL. “Iv-2.
All Orders Doilllm Fm of CW
‘ Miss Jennie Davis, of New Havengis
a guest of Miss Bunnie Ross. of ilctts
place. .
“ as. Robert Phillips. of Bridgeport.
was a guest yesterday of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Joscm.
Mr. Peterson and family. who have
been living up the state for some time
have moved to 48 V1111 Zandt sneer.
Ens. orwalk.
Lulu Reynolds, of Cove avenue.
111 I guest of Mrs. Edward Weidner at
Heliport. [song island. Mrs Weiduer
formerly resided in East Nprwalk.
Work has been started on the corr-
crating of the cellar for the new Gane-
vnri building at the junction of Wash-
Ington stret and Seaview avernre.
Alonso Wheeler has gone to Savin
Rock today to attend the reunion of
his Civil War Regiment. the Thir-
teenth Connecticut Volrrntcer Infantry.
Fred Knapp. fornrerly of the Sil1ox
cafe, has been assisting temporarily
at Robert Brown's estaiishment Mr.
Knapp has not yet made a permanent
connection
Mrs. Charles Platt entertained the 1..
.8. Club last evening at. her home, when
'Vsl‘ious matters of interest to the or-
“nisation were discussed and a social
time enjoyed.
, The Radei Oyster Company is get-
1ting ready 01 the new oyster opcnh
lssason, wh ch will shortly be in
bloOm and is already starting a l tile
2in some quarters.
{;. Miss Frances R. Casey. who has
been confined to her home I11 Van
‘Zandt street. with tonsil trouble, has
resumed her duties at the Jackson
= Itore, at Benedict Farms.
“Charles Miller. who has been cm-
.1 loybd during the summer at the
'Hommedieu store in Washington
street. returned to his duties in tho
Lockwood Manufacturing Company
plant yesterday.
"The Rev. Charles K, Woodson and
,t ehother members of the Broadbill
fishing party are expected home. today.
if he gets home in time. Pastor Wood-
oon-wili lead the weekly prayer service
at the church.
‘ A horse known as "Bob“ and owned
. by J. Wallace Marvin came near pass-
‘inf in his ticket 011 his earthly exis-
tence last night. The animal had 11 very
severe attack of colic but hard work
brought him around. ,..
1 George and‘ Ernest Talimadge, who
intend to conduct an oyster openitlif
business this year had a few gslloi
opened at their establishment yest
‘ day. Business in this line is expect
to rapidly increase from now on.
' The Connecticut Cornpanv has kind-
ly furnished a double truck car 011 the
Gregory Point division during the
‘ summer when there have been dances
and other special events at the Coun-
try Club, in order to accommodate the
increased riding
. East Norwalk is heart and soul for
any improvement to the Washington
street bridge which the present agita-
Mion hopes to bring about. The fioublo
with these efforts in the past has been,
- however, that they never have reached
. .any definite stage
Principal George F. Thompson. oi
the E ast Norwalk schools. is all ready
for the re opening in September. Prin
oipai Thompson and familv arrived
home to Edlie avenue a few dars ago
from West Hartford, where they have.
been spending the summer.
Mrs William Luna and two sons and
Mr. and Mrs. George Moffett. of Haver-
straw. New York who have a number
of friends In East Norwaik. are to ar-
the In town tomorrow to he the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Phil-
‘ilps, of Orchard s_treet. Norwalk.
Driver Davidson, of the East Nor-
walk wagon of the Silver ‘I.ske Ice
Company, of N01 walk had his foot
painfully bruised yesterday by having
" ncake of ice fall on it. Mr. Davidson
'wili walk with a limp for several days,
though serious consequences are not
”peeled.
; F‘I’nnk’t}. Hathaway, of Myrtle ave
Plie- who has been on a vacation trip
to Canada. went from Brockviile to
511de yesterday and is expected
home Saturday. While staying at
«.Brockviile, he caught some big fish
um] the only unfortunate feature is
Jim they had to be left behind.
in J. Weiseit and Jerry Keogh
10:15"?me trip down to Betts Island
Most Peepié Want
‘ s u‘ .
Short Stories
1,...
We Will Lettlie Goods and Prices
’ mm Themselves:
osmium 25c
WMCOIR ... .251;
.611» PgAg‘...;....... ...... 25c
‘ TioNAi. Biscur'r
; of
Day after snapper blue fish yesterday
and one quarter pounds. A few days
ago they caught 84, but they did not
total so much in weight as the smaller
number.
Sidney E. Dayton' s spoclllty is paint
ing. but this morning Mr. Dayton de-
cided to take a day off to try the snap-
per fisirlng about which he has hm
hearing so much He ncco11ling1y got
tog1ther an abundance of fishing
tackle and started out His friends
are awaiting the result of his day's ex~
pediilon with interest.
George W, Washbur'n, the well-
known head artist of the Gorhsrnes-
tablishment. in First street, is now
1 ‘ concentrating the energies of his spare
time In preparing for the production
"The Deacon." which will be given
under his direction by the Dramatic
..' Society the latter part of September,
, in the hall of the Ssugatuck Methodist
Clrrrrclr. Mr. Washburn wilqiuve all
new scenery for the productio .
East Norwalk sent,a fair sized deio-
gatiorr last night to the carrcrts of the
First and Third district Republicans,
in Norwalk, to name. state and other
convention delegations. As was the
case in Nor-walk. the sentiment for
Lake 11nd Liilcy was divided. with an
underlying feeling on the part of many
tirut while they did not think Goernor
Woodr ad has a show for renonriuation
then would like to see him have a sec-
ond tcrnl.
Friends of Benjamin Cello, A. L.
Hafncr's right-hand assistant, irave al-
ways known ihat he wall an accom-
plished young man and they have just
learned that he is a‘carpenter of no
mean repute. There has been a bad
place of walk in front of Mr. Hafuer's
building on the Washington street
bridge and yesterday Bennie set out to
make a change. This he did so well.
that there is now a large new section
of walk there.
There was a small army of angry
people at the Washington street draw-
bridgo this morning between 8:30 and
9 o'clock. when the draw was open for
a quarter of an hour. Those who ware
inconvenienced wcre not just sure
whether they should blame Bridgclcnd-
or John Cole or the captain of the tug
William F. Rood, which was lowing
out a barge of mud dug 11]) by the
dredge. ilrldgctender Colo opened the
draw before the tug and her consort
'reached the railroad drawbridge. brrt
ire evidently did not think the Reed
was going to ,tuke the time she did to
get through the bridges.
ROWAYTON.
Fishers at the Belle island bridge
report. fine luck with the shallows of
which sevegai largc catches have been
made.
This seems to be the banner season
for boarders in Rowayron. All the
available room is taken and all the
spare houses rented.
Rev. Ernest W. Ilysshe, of Rowayton.
will preach at the Methodist. Episco-
pal church, in Iicthel, next Sunday.
botir morning and evening.
Miss eriannf‘losc. of Rownyton, re-
turned to her duties at W. P. ilecrs'
Nor'walk stationery store this morn-
ing utter a two weeks' vacation.
The Norwalk Yacht Club-has ex-
tended 1111 Invitation to the officers
of tho Rowayton Yacht Club to be
present at. the club smoker on Satur-
day evening.
Capi'ain Harvey Jarvis. of Rowayton,
now has charge of Albert Mills' sloop
Mildred. which took parties from the
Roton Point dock around Green's Reef
light for the sum of ten cents. A short
time ago when the breeze gave out H.
l. Rowland's launch Thelma coupled
11p with them and towed them around.
Special music will be rendered at
the Baptist: Church at 8 p. 111. tonight
by the choh in remembrance of Mrs.
Fay. who died retentlv in Troy, New
York Mrs Fay was a loyal worker
with the ltev. Mr. James in his mission
work and had spent a part of several
seasons at Belle island. Rev. James
will have charge of the service tonight.
Harvey Acker-t is learning the rou-
tine work in the local post-office.
Charles H. Guider. proprietor of the
general store at Gui1ie1's Cor'rrrc . and
one of the best- known residents of this
place sustained a paralytic stroke, last
evening. He is supposed to have
made at attempt to leave his bed when
he was stricken, as he was found lyi 13
on the floor by Mrs. Guidcr about 10
D'1iock. Mcdica aid was summoned
as quickly as pos this. but it was found
that his entire right side was affected.
lie was unable to talk. and showed
no improvelntnt this morning. His
many friends will hope that he will
speedily recover.
A memorial service for the late
Mrs. Ida II. May will be held this
t’i‘hursdar) evcni1rg_11t the l'towayton‘
Baptist. Church at 7. 30 o'clock Mrs
May who was for six successive sea
sons the efficient matron at the sum
mcr honre for Christian Workers at
Bell Island. Elinr Home. was an at-
tendant and contributor of the Roway-
ton Church She had a number of
warm friends at the. church. and they
desire this memorial service to be
the Rev. William James to conduct.
the same. Mrs May was expecting to
have charge of the work of Eiim Home
again this season but she died very
——'suddeniy last April at Troy, N. Y.,
being found one morning by the side
of her bed dead
DARIEN AND NOROTON
Mrs. Hanford Smith. of Darien. was
a visitor with friends in Norwalk yep.
terday.
There are uncalled for letters at the
Darien post-omen addressed to George
Sigman and Mrs. George Baxter.
An attachment has been placed by
Constable Haniul‘d Smith on a res-
taurant at the Noroton bridge. next to
Weiseit Brother's“ hotel.
The Rev. T. L who. pastor of the
Burden Methodist Church9 has return
ed from Northfield, Mass., where he at
tended the his conference.
A baseball team composed of-parien
young men Lwag to has contested yes-
terday afternoon on the Noxon lot with
a team made 11 of the West N walk
campers. but 11 letters team oiled
to out, 11,1111: ”mum The ml:- .0:
and when they returned home. they. .
had 78 beauties, which weighed eleven 3
held in her behalf, and have requestedI
"i have
.:{ 3
Jet’s?" they
Pius ’
I vs Figurine
o d a bulk
“ranked Io
Cindi;
\
tion I11 rho mum-1LM"
111 thrusts . .
i- be
are done wonders for 1:10 I F", ” I I tau-are
«I likes new lulu " George
The bowels
hie Potent. Tutb Good. Draped"
oaks" ortlrir 111. 10c.
Theo genuine tablet 111
cure or your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co” Chicago or N. Y. 593
“III“. SALE. TEll IILLIOI BOXES
xi aw'sc “I“ noticed
a “er
n’ or OWIOUII}
, 1591 For ‘
ti 1s and of six
rotunda?)
3%..” 338'
the campers are said to he thinning
out, many of thcnr having returned to
their homes in New York city.
Mr. Zohie, of Brooklyn. was in Dar-
ien. yesterday. clearing up 11 mortgage
some property
Agnes McLean.
his object and returned to Brooklyn
Oil
owned
Mr. Zoble
yesterday afternoon.
Tire Republicans of the Town
Darien will hold a caucus next Tucs-
day night. at the town hall.
purpose of naming delegates to
congressional
slate,
senatorial.
probate conventions.
The New York, New Haven
Hartford Railroad Company is making
extensive repairs to the tracks near
the Norotorr depot.
is being rebuilt and the grade slightly
About fifty urcn have been at
work there during the past week.
fricnds and relatives of Walter
it. Alcxandcr and Miss Ilclga Nelson
will be both surprised and delighted
to learn that they were united in mar-
riage by the ilcv. Louis M. il‘rcnch, of
St. Luke‘s Episcopal Church. of Nore-
Thcy will reside in
lowered.
The
as principal
citizen.
his denrlsc.
by a
ton on August 6.
Barton.
li v.11. l’alnrbiad formerly p1i-ncl
pal of Cer1tcr'Scl111oi.ls gtopping with
friends in Darlcn for 11 day or two,
after having nrade a visit to Orange
yesterday, where he wont to look after
some business in connection with the
High School there. which he will take
charge of in September.
blad has been sojourning this summer
in New York and Brooklyn.
E. B. Stone. who has been engaged
the Durien Center
School for the coming year. has been
improving his knowledge of teaching
by taking a special course during the
present summer 111.1111, Danbur'y State
Normal School. During the year which
closed last June, Mr. Stone was princi-
pal of the North Center School, in Nor-
walk. His new position is a consider;
able advancement.
The newa of the suddcn death of
iicnl‘y Scllcck. who was stricken while
at his work in South Norwalk ycster
day morning and died soon after reach-
lag the Norwaik llospilal, was rccoiw
ed with deep regret in Winn;
Scllcck had a host of friends and he
was known as air upright and csirable
When the news first reached
nation it was to the effect that in: was
very seriously ill.
up not long allcr' by the sadder fact of
Mr. Selleck is survived
one daughter, Miss Sel-
lcck. and three sons, Parker, Herman
widow.
of
The. w
This Wu
and liarry Seileck.
It is understood that a lawsuit. may
result from the injury of John Brown,
of LDC-HWOOH avenue, Norwalk, and Dr.
Allen. of Port Chester. who were in-
jured in Dsr'ien. last Saturday, while
riding through on their motorcycles.
They collided with a beer wagon and
it is claimed that. the driver of the
latter was at fault. Grand Juror Frank
and Constable Hanford
Smith have been to Stamford confer-
The beer 1wag011
driver lives in Norwalk and is known
to the Darien author
be told yesterday
would be of a criminal nature. Brown
had a badly injured hand and there
was alrolu lll his head.
also bruised considerably.
McGinnis
ring with Brown.
—-itch! itch! Itchl—Scl‘ntch! Scrat-
ch! Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the Itch.
meat.
Frank DI Giovanni
from a visit with friends in Water-
bury.
Former Selectman Taylor has gone
to Brewster's to
which troubles him in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John Konrad and son
ther
Dr.
WESTPORT.
has
escape h
es. It could not
Try Dean‘s Oint-
It cures piles. ecenma. any
,skin itching. All druggist sell It.
by Mrs.
completed
oi‘
the
the
for
and
hole curve
Mr. Palm<
Mr,
11 followed
the action
Allen was
returned
try fever.
. 10c
and _
rte Glass
Fifi». ,“.‘
”5.1m; Wh
Fruit Jars
Look nicer. clean easier. pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall Papers
Crockery. Glassware, Housefurnlsh-
lug Goods.
Japanese China In Cups, Saucers.
Plates. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint. $1.25 per
gallon. '
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. . .
Painting and Decanting.
We give the 8. a H. Green Trad-
lng Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
EVERY LADY'8 DRESSING CHAM-
1:1
\ I
u «111de m I
snow white. one piece "WM"
eelain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to M0!
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
would u
in your dressing chamber,
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent III.
chanics. honest and reliable. '
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST OTC.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only. .
On and Tuesday. January '1.
1908. Freight rowiierl will leave
Pier :8, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). MP yang. (except
Sundly). at I p. m. Freight received
at Nor-wall; up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:80 p. m.
Norwaik Steamboat C0.
Analog J. Smith. . . c. c. Housman,
Loss“. V‘GIpInl Agent.
I111
CityNational Bank
OOUTl-I NORWALK, CONN.
*—
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
DUIINEBB.
——I—f—Ip p I
CAPITAL, i l
«00,000.00 ' "'.
IURPLus AND PROFITS,
“73,500.00.
————. ' i
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Viewres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.
VIII-FRED BODWELC, Clll'liel‘.
"‘ eraser-one.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H.Knspp . Samuel Grumman
Joni-ti R. Marvin J. Wallace Msrvlnl
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred IL. Rowan. . ..
in.
4-5.
FRANK C
George. of Union Hill, N. J.. visited
John Pike on Monday. George
will remain for a two weeks‘ outing.
Percy Sturgea'll express agent at the
Mrs
station liberated 200 pigeons vester- 1
day which had been sent from Bridge.-
They immediately
port.
D
eluted for '
their homes, and disappéamd in the
east.
Tuesday the Methodist churches of‘
tho town held their annual picnic at.
Roton Point.
The Saugatuclr church.
Joined that of Westport at the square. 1
and the whole party went down in
special cars.
Tear Knox and Nicole Sula. two.
residents of Greens Farms. came ov-
er to visit friends on Franklin street,
Monday night. «They got pretty well
filled up. and Tony threatened to shed
the gore of Billy Williams, A tele-
phone message 'brought Constable
"Klan” Allen to the scene of slaughter.
He placed Tany under arrest. but the
latter refused to recognize the exist—
ing conditions. and put up a stiff light.
that suited "Kills” exactly, for It Is
a long tune since he has had any pugs
.tice in-thil llne. He mapped up Funk-
the
Justice“. ‘11 {11:11, fined Toby
an t on
. . 6‘13““ 80 ti dcosts.6'
dad
tin street. With the offender. and put
the nippers on him.
Nick came to
seas of his comrade. and recur.
ed the same dose. The next morning
.. LJ
310.
VanS ocoy
'pwaarso.
spasm.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. sh... Iron, Copper:
and Zinc.
‘ lit!
r.
s
JI
so south‘lidsin Street,
‘ - "serrations? sonar. If?"
._ . iris” mums.
m’fiixm
um soon.
i
i .
YARD TEL. 46-2.
sleep .
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I126];
' Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
NOW OPEN under New Management.
1111011: 0111115110 A SPECIALTY. oascmo, sos'rma, IA‘I'HING.
~ . sun orusir arraschoss.
Especial attention given to automobile parties. ‘ .
I
Commencing Next Monday, June 8th, FREE VAUDEVILLE.
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager.
Look at These Prices
The Clifford
Excellent Corinne.
‘ Dinners Evenings, .
6 to 8 p. m. WI
Sunday Dinners a Specialty. .
Dinner Parties and Banquet:
ROUND STEAK . ............. . 16c
SHOULDER STEAK ........... . 12c
LOIN STEAK.......... ......... 180
POT ROAST ......... 100 to 181';
PRIME RIB ROAST ......... .. 16c
CHOPPED STEAK . . . 130, 2 for 250
RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... 206
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ....... 250
J. W . DODGE,
22 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
._____....___.——_— m“
The Hatch 81 Bailey C0
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber andMiil Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace.
1 MILL TEL. 415.3 3.
SPECIALTIES :
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordinarv and exten-
ior fabric roofing, warranted sion.
for eight years. FIR GUTTER. two sizes.
TAR PAPER, 1, 2, and 3-ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
N. Owl-W. close Saturdays promo try at "hair.
O. B...Jackson, ‘
Optician. i
Everything "in the optical Linc.
Eyes Examined Free. ' l
NORWALK.
HOT STUFF. ..
Hazeiton cal.
The place to get it is at
The B. Hershfield 81 Son C1133,
1” WATER OT.
TEL. 20‘- '””‘ ‘7'
Luther M. Wright ‘
p . BUILDER OF. AND DEALER IN .
Carriages, Wagons, ’ Bicycles and
Horse Goods ‘
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering '
Factories and Repositories—South Norwaik and Stamford
’ TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
11.
Jeddp and Old—Crrmpaay s Leirigh
‘ FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No.2 Nut $5. 00. per Torr, dehvered 1n cellar
Mi“ 59:11;
. g' .1 ..‘l 1
.. flew—......”— 1%
Paris Cloak and Suit House
.33 South Main Street, South Norwnlk.
Hi
Waists and DreS'Ses.
As we do not carryover an Merchandise from one season to antith-
E. ‘E 13......
[The Recreation Tours}
Sollclted. .
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
WWW
iquid
Veneer-.1:
OLD NEW?
‘25 and 50c Bottles.
‘4. S.
.. Decorator
Tel. 452. East Norwaiklf‘; .. '
Personally Conducted "I
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son: . . 1
Block launch—Three day trips.
August 1.5131. 221111.21111 4.1
Atlantic City—Five dry trips.
August inst Septembcr 14th.
28th ............... $22.00 and 82d.”
Wh1te Mountaino~ Five day . '
trips.A1ngust 17111. 31st ...... $24.!”
Autumnal Tour. Septcfnbcr '
16th six days trip ........... .
Saratogs Springs — Four day ..
trips (Good Hotels) August»
21111, Sept 7111....3170011611 319
hits 17a Falls and Toronto...
Fr ve dais trip August 29th,
the best tour of the season, -
intunational Hotel .......... $35.00 .
Above rates from New Haven. Pat's 1
rates from your citv call on Ticket
Agent at Depot. Cr addrss THE
RECREATION TOUFI.ST 0., New
Haven.
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YOUR
Shoe Reparrnt
is 1101' 1100:1111 on seminar
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Nonvalk Hardware Co,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Garden Hose, ‘_
Garden T0013.
Lawn Mowers
and General Hardware?
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Machine Work and General Bendin-
Ing Promptly Attended To.
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‘19 MAIN ST.. NORWALK
Attend use all hours day Inabilit-
Fredenfik H4 Gearing,
Um) Eli’l‘AlillR."aI
Funeral Psi-ions -in ”QM . .,
my Attendant.
Office and kiss
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