Mikel
substance. It's ago is'it
’.i.,
“ You'll have to be careful when tuli-
log your soup in New York now. un-
. do.” said the girl.
.“Wily so. Sis?"
“Because they‘ re taking steps to sup-
pron all unnecessary. noises.‘ '———Y0n-
1101's Statesman.
I ' The wise woods, GETS AN
I; M. E. Gas Heated
‘ Rosaries its Saves Her
Thne,Laborand Money
WEIGHT 5 11001103.
A 03.00 GAS-HEATED FLAT IRON.
with six feet of Gas Hose and Asbestos
Fire Proof Mat. FOR 31. 50, just one
half the regular price.
Having placed a large order with
the manufacturers of this iron, We are
enabled to make this extraordinary
om
Every. Iron is finely finished and
nickel ,plated. Be sure and take ad-
vantage of this offer before supply is
exhausted.
On Sale at Gas Office. _
Connecticut Company
.rELEPI-lous c1111. 7211.
prion. House
M ‘ (Gregory Bohlovaro).
EAST NORWALK.
' sandman .111 Kinds of
W Feed Copied to Order.
0.1111 E. O’Sullivan
' , PROPRIETOR.
All interior Work
line lustre: and wears longer
11 makes.
HARDWARE,
and has been made under his per-I
sonul supervision since its infhnoy‘.
Allow 1. .1 one to deceive you in this.
Id‘cits, Imitations and i‘Just-11114110011”are but
It flirt trifle with and endanger the health of
“slim“ and Children—Experience 111;" last Etporimout.
What is CASTORIAA
'3 10111110113 is 11 harmless substitute for Gas O {are-
Isnd Soothing Syrups. It in“?f a”
marina n that Opiuln lirjorplilnp‘2 not other
itg urmrtee. It (Too
hurl alloys Feverislruess. lt cures Diarrhoea will Wind.
Chile. It follows Teething Troubles, cures Cdnlltlpnt on
,1. fl Plattlldhcy. It assimilates tb F,o.o
_ min-1:111:11: Bowen/gliding: nanny
" 0 n '1‘ ’
drm' Pulmon— no mothers
nréotlc
ys Worni’s
nudism
1111111 “001:
oldie.
1111 You Hate Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Wounds mus. w molly nun. no nos om.
llad Heard Nouc.——“Thut man is an
idiot. He simply won't listen to red
son." "How do you know‘.’"~vNusb
ville, American.
, ___..._... .L .__. _-..._..._ H..-—
" as we w. sumo.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
19 North Main St" South Norwnlll
Residence. ll Washington St.
Telephone of house. 608.
Telephone at office. 330-0.
Electric
F ans
Re‘edé Volk
Eleétric Co.,
as WASHINGTON s'rnza'r.
TELEPHONE an.
—-THE-- ‘
A. l. ANGEVINE
1. SQN. co
Stoves 811:
1534: . sewerage»
Street,
South Norwalk.
Real Estate
City. Share and Country Property.
Insurance
Fire; Liteg'loeldefit marry. ‘ '
snowmen
,1. Mi" Layton 81' Go...
Incorporated.
so. 11- 1111111911 Avast-1.5111111 Wall: 1 1
,ier from the newspapers. Tile. com
11
Grain. who wonders if it is compul-
REDDING.
M
A G. Barnett has sold 25 two- year-
old Holstein heifers to a man named
Bhubert, of Bronsters.
Mrs. Margaret Keefe is moving into
her old home at the Center, recently
occupied by James Delaney.
.111; and Mrs. Hobart Brinsmade, of
1-31. Louis, are the nests of the lab
ter's sister, Mrs. .10 If C. Mead.
Miss Pearl Wagner is recovering
from an attack of blood poisoning
caused by a sliver which penetrated
her shoe and eutef'o‘d', liar foot;
The entertainment given at Putnam
l’urk' on Tuesday afternoon and even-
ing for the benefit of Christ. Episcopal
Church was largely patronized and net
ted upwhrd's of $100.
The fish pond dam which Contractor
more will be 12 feet high at the center
and have a base width of 26 feet. i}
will be 200 feet in length.
The 18th was the arrival date and
not. as stated last week, the sailing
date of Prof. S. S. Sanford, "llal" Slur
lord and A. L. Liver-lllore on their
hemeward trip from Europe.‘ They
reached New York on Tuesday.
The Republican caucus to elect delcv
gates to the slate, congressional and
senatorial conventions and to 110ml
note for judge of probate will be held
this evening. it is expected tllut the
state delegates will be for Lillf'j'.
Clinton Sanford will become a sin
dent this full at the Sierra Agricul
tural College. lie recently sold his
five year-old Devon 011011 to A. (l.
llurnett and his threeycar old mulch-
led Devon steers to Randolph llr-ud
ey.
Mark Twain had his first view of the
Ridge section on Tuesday. being
brought over by Lester 0. Peek in the
latter's auto. lie inspected the
grounds of his host‘ 11 country s'euf and
mode a llumbel of other calls before
returning home
Tax Collector E. M. Sanford will he
at J. ll. Sunford's store to receive
taxes on Thursday of next week from
ill to 12. and at .l. M‘. Sullivan's store
the same day from i to 4 l1. n1. The
following day he will be lit (‘011nery's
store in (.1-111 getown from 0 to 1.11mi
at llronson‘ 1 store lll West llcddlng
from 3 to 11 p.111.
That part of the former \Vulkcr
Thorpe farm lying west of the high»
way has been sold by Jullps Rifkln to
1 M1. Jennings, who is connected with
'lllel lcnnings liros Mfg (30., of Bridge-
"polt. The inlet consists of about. 30
acres of meadow and 70 of wood or
sprout luud, most of the. trees having
been cut for timber. The property i11-
1-l111lea the high ground upon which
:1 house formerly stood, and in view of
the liberal price paid by Mr. Jennings,
the consideration being 85,000, it. is in-
ferred that his principal object in bulk
log the. purchase was to secure a
slghtly location for n residence. Al-
bm W. Paige bad all option 011 flu
same property 11 year or two ago but
did not complete the transaction.
m
.l. M. Sullivnm has leased his store
property for a period of five yours to
Sumuel lllumann and Louis Klein, of
Bridgeport, and they will take posses
slon next week. The lruusncllon in
cludcs the purchase of the present
stock of goods. Mr. Sullivan retains
the house and the other property '1111
the east side of the mud. lie will re
main here for a month or two and
”it‘ll remove to lll'idgcluu'l. for the will
fer, returning in the spring. The mem
here of the new firm", being bachelors.
are to live upstairs in the store build
lug and do their own housekeeping.
The business was started by Mr. Sulli
van upwards'ol‘ twauly years ago, and
has steadily grown until it serves an
extensive territory. Its clientele will
be sorry to lose the old proprietor
who has always exemplified the. vir
luvs of the squhre deal and an necom
mounting spirit. The new proprietors
have had some mercantile experience.
There is located in this town five or
Six hundred feet of the new state road.
the. construction of which has been ap-
proved by Commissioner Macdonald.
along the line of the Daubury and
Norwalk turnpike One eighth the,
00st of building this particular section
will of course come out of the 87 000‘
allotted to R'edriiug as its share 01" the
last legislative appropriation. Com-
missioner Mncdouulrl did; not, confer
with First Selectman Banks before
authorizing 0 work and the latter
derl'wd his soc eknowlcdge "of the mat
missioner‘s action in selecting the
main. ropto between the two cities
named encourages the. belief that llf
will spend the balance of the appro
prlatlon on the Ridge so as to improve
tile highway between llridgcport and
Danbury This policv involves ii11
completion of the section above tilt
Sanford school to the Five Points. and
southward from the Episcopal Church
corner as far as the rest. of the. money
goes. '
Louis Groth, n stalwart individual.
who is an inmate of Thomas Lud-
ways household was fined :10. 40 by,
Justice Niekerson. Monday, for using
abusive language to a group at Sulll- '
van‘s store Recently Ludway has
again projected himself. Ante public
view by his efforts to get arrested his
aim Tommy“ the latter’s wife' and all
the latter' a connectl‘o'n‘s both by bleed
and marriage. He clhims that these
people are pcrseeuting hlln by insult
lng.epithets. prowll around his
place nights and ste‘ lug ills vegetn
bios. Grand Juror Duncan found that
these alleged g1 levanecs were imagin-
ary. Groth's Verbal outbreak was di
rected at some of the alleged onendl
ers. Besides imposing the coats of
prosecution on the accused, Jubilee
Nickerson ordered him to leave town
by Saturday night. This sentence-bf
banishmentcnuses great worry in
sory. At last accounts 011' was seek
lug legal advice in an effort to ascer-
McCollaln is building for A. L. Liverl
, the time. "
or the whooping “cough which startle:
his friends.
W. H. Taylor. Jr., has resigned his
position with a '1'. 11111110111. And is
removing Ills family to the Sturges
place on Riverside avenue. , .
Many dogs are soon about the
fireeis of this place wearing no tags
nor collars. Some one should put-u
flee in the dog cutoher's esr‘.
TIIO'IIOUOO owned by George Jakobi,
at Brudleyville, which was struck by
lightning, last week is being repaired.
lhad Baker is also repairing the dam-
age done by the same element to his
house in this town.
in the series of pillochle games in
p egress at Wagner's Pinocllle Hall,
0 West Side now leads by a score
of 7 to 5. The series will consist of
50 grapes, and handsome prizes will
be given to the winners.
l-lenry Llnxweilcr is taking off the
hundred shingle roof of hilelacksmlth
shop, Which has been doing duty for
over a hundred years. and is replacing
it with a new roof. The old shop has
been a landmark for over a. colltury.
The llanford Nichols’ place at Lyons
.Plnin has been sold to Pe'ter Bolonne
and John Gold, or lloboken, N. .l. The
place is one of the ,‘most desirable in
this section in consists of 130 acres
of good farm land with good buildings
'The price, paid was $5. 000.
Jesse Hayden and W P. Robust
have dissolved partnership 11nd H1
den will continue the lohslerlnc. busi-
ness at Cockcnoo island Til" firm
has been very successful. and the
catch of lobsters this season has been
larger than in any year for half 11
century.
Oscar Smith. the contractor and
former selcl'iluun, objects to the title
"town hall" as applied to the new
building to be erected for public busi-
ness. ”(1 insists that “city hall' is
hotter and more in harmony with file
dignity and importance of Westport.
There are many others in town who
would like to see the village incor-
porated. Westport Is bound to grow
rapidly in the next few years.
The contract. for the erection of the
proposed new town hall in this place,
the plans for which were m'hde by Al'-
chitects llrowu & Van ilereu. of New
Haven, has been awarded to iislston
& St. .lohn, their bid being a trifle
over “0,000, the amount of the 11p
proprlation. 'l‘hc subcontract for the
unison work has been given to George
Robins, of South Norwulk, 11nd the
heating and ,plumbing to W. I). lllck-
ill)“.
l‘lr. Nolan and lJVerylnnu Eli Mend
went to l’ougllkeepsie. Tuesday, to see
the races. All the horsemen in town
are interested In the performances of
lllc horse: bred in. town l'lum-
burg Belle mined“ .13 5111111011 isms,
bud Nahum, Nuoma Raffles and scv
crul others were owned by ll. A llulk-
Icy, and Were prominent among the
good ones. Yesterday former Select-
man John K. (innit and Mar'kelmun
.l. w. Wood were in I’oughkccpsic.
There lleler was a bigger crowd at
(‘ompo lira1l1 than on Sunday The
ear servl1 11 111.1 tl11 Compo br'nnth was‘
doubled and even then 1~1"cry (itl‘ was
filled to its 1-11pu1ily. in the after
noon the, double service which had
been provided on the Norwuik lino
was reduced, and the crowds of pen
pic who come In the beach frolll that
town had trouble in getting home. Sev-
eral hundred proplc congregated in
Hotel Square, lII|1i fought to gel on the
Norwulk curs.
Mrs. Emma Hi')l7.lll|ll8(,‘ll, wife of
Charles llolzhuuscu. died 111. her holrlc
on Main street early Wednesday morn-
ing, Deceased was born in Germany 37
years ago, and she has been in this
country nine years She. has been ill
fol about 11.1 _',1'nr Slic leaves three ill-
llc1..l1ildreu (icorm aged 3; Amelia.
aged' ,3, and an infant. 7 weeks old
During her resldeuge in this town Mrs.
Holzhnuscn has made many friends.
She was prominent in the social work
of Arion Lodge. 11! which she was a
member and in spite of her physical
'disability did lunch for the lodge. The
funeral will lake place Sunday after-
noon at Trinity church.
, The bids for the new town hall have
been opened, and still no contract has
been let it is understood that Thomas
Forysyth. or Fairflcld is the lowest
bidder. but he did not romply with the.
'requircments in omitting to accom-
lpany his bid with a. wheel: of five per
cent. of the total cost. to the town.
The next lowest bidders are Contrac-
tor St. .lohll, of this village. and Con-
‘lruetor Roberts. of Norwalk, who cone
blned on the mason 11nd carpenter
”work But ll of these bids are. well 1111-
1101' the appropriation. The special
committee has had two meetings
since the bids were received. but no
definite action has yet been taken.
The set of oysters in the river fills
season is thicker than spatter, and
lowed to maiurc Old oystermcu here
favor a. close season in the river. and
assert that if every one was prevonled
from working there in a few years
,the place would regain its old repute
tion of being the. best OYBIEI‘ 3'01"“!
along the coast They are also unani-
mous in the opinion that no more
arou should be set, off to private in-
div uals in Compo Mill Pond or New
Cr k. The set. of clams in ConlDO
Pond and adjacent Illaters is very 8000
-r11p.
have some silo ." stld Captain Henry
Nash, the othe 111111311 all of us were
bibligcd to observe a close season, we
would soon hnve' plenty of clams and
oysters again in these waters. 1 would
"9 glad to obey any such regulation
lltliough I work in the river most 0
Captain Nash has filed
1 notice. in the town clerk's office.
molesting against the setting off of
, Al Tovoy either 1111s a severe cold
;6:
been torn down.
there Will be ll big crop if they are al‘ .
this year and there will be a 800d '
ere. is, very little public land 1
in this vicinity. had the public should! '
Church Notices
IIITHODIIT.
So’ulb Norwulk Methodist Episcopal
Cl1urch,Sa;ul 0. Curtis, pastor—£11100
meeting. 9: 30 11.111; worship, with
preaching. 10:30 a. 111.: Bible school.
12 111.; vespcr service. 0 p. 111. Monday.
Official Board, 8 p. or Tuesday. class
n1eetlng.7:45p 1n. Thursday, prayer
meeting, 7: 4.5 p. 111 Friday. Industrial
league. 8 p. m.
chop on vacation the Epwurth Magus
thorns will sing at both morning and
May Fallen will preside ut the or
sun.
Nurwalk Methodist Church-4nd:
pastor, Rev. F. D. Torrey, will preach
at both the morning and evening ser-
vices. Morning worship, 10:80, sub~
lect of the sermon, Friends of Jesus:
cuass meeting at 9:30 11. in., led by i".
ll. Bedlam; Sunday school At 12 111.;
Epworth League devotional service at
:10 p. m.; evening worship at. 7130.
subject of the sermon; A Lofty Ambi-
tion. Music for the day—~Mornlug:
Prelude. Andante Grazioso. Smart; of-
fer-i11ry,FsoOi.11 ace, John 11, Miss
Bertha Olmstead; postlud Proces-
sionnl March, Smith. Evening: Pre-
lude, impromptu, Mcrkel; anthem. 0
How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings
Bnrnby; offertory, My‘ltedeemcr' and
My Lord. Buck. Miss Johnson; Post-
ludc in D, Shelley.
CONGREO‘ATIONAL. "
South Norwnik Congregu loual
Church, Dr. Charles S Mania and,
pastorwl’ublic worship at 10:.l0 a n1..
the pulpit being occupied by Rev
Charlton ll. Straycr, of Greens Farms.
L...—
EPIOOOPAL.
Trinity Church, ii. A. Linwood Sadi-
ler, rector—Tenth Sunday after 'l‘rln»
fly. 8 11. 111.. Holy Communion: 10:45
a. 111.. morning prayer and sermon.
Sunday school will not meet until Sep-
11-111l11-r. There will be. no evening
service until September 13. Monday
being 9t. llnrtholomcw‘s lluy. there
will be a celebration of the Holy Gom-
ruunlon at 10 11.111.
Grace Church. the. Rev. James lien
ton Werner, rectolz—Tllc tenth Sunday
ftcr Trinity. The celebration of the
loly Comunion at ll oelock, morning
prayer and sermon at, 10: 30 'l‘hcllev.
ll lr‘. Root will oiliclnte at both her
\'ic1‘~s."he rector can he addressed
at The .akwelend. Cragsmoor, Ulster
County, N. Y.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
Norwalk~chular Sunday services at
the reading room. Masonic building.
at ll 11. 111. Subject. August 23rd.
"Milulf Testimony meeting Wednes-
day 111 8 p. 111 To both servires the
public is rorrlluliy and frnfel'nalh in
vitcd. Reading room open t olhc pub-
lle each week day from 2 to 5 p. In.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
livangelleau Luthcrins Rev. (7. F.
Rlitnlauu, Stamford pastorwl’rcnch
lng ill the chapel on North Main slrect
:11 7:30 p 111 ('1 room 111110111. “ed-
nesdny. l130 p. 111.
1 M
SIXTH MASS. TEAM WINS SHOOT.
For Third Time. They apturo First
’ Honors at Camp Perry.
CAMP PERRY, 0., Aug. 221—The
r1'gi1111-nlnl championship rifle shoot of
the United States. held under the nus
[does of the National Rifle Association.
was won wsler'duy for the third sue
eessilo 19111 by the Sixth Regiment of
Massachusetts.
lly winning for
Massachusetts team
permanent lmsscsslon of the $500
trophy. The Massachusetts team
made 11 score of 77 ’.1 The [1‘ lllh Regl
1111-111 team of Maryland was second
with a score of 769 and was awarded
the silver medal.
CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION.
ClllCAGO. August 2‘.’-l.nbor lend-
ers and members of labor organize
lions formed the injunction reform
league. at 11 meeting last of t in the
office of the Chicago Fede ntlon of
[Arbor The object of the organiila-
lion isto inaugurate 11 campaign of ed
ucalion on the injunction question.
and to oppose the use of injunctions
in labor disputes. The league also
will take charge of a meeting on La
bor Day, when William .1. Bryan at
the invitation of the leaders. will
three years the
is entitled to
of the Democrptie platform.
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank-
lin,M11inc, says: "i like good things
and have adopted Dr King' s New Life
P'llis as our family laxative medicine.
became they are good and do their
work without making a. fuss about it.‘
These painless purifiers sold at F. H.
Barriers drug store. 25c.
TAFT PICTURE TORN DOWN.
CHICAGO, August 22.——A dispatch
to the Tribune from Guthrie. Okla.
sayzs Much indignation was urani-
tested last
when it became. known that a large
picture. of Tall and Sherman posted
within the, last few days in lone, iiall.
Republican state headquarters had
A11 investigation was
unavalllng. The picture has been re
placed. -
POSITION FOR ADMIRAL EVANS.
CHICAGO, August 22. ——-A despateh
to the Tribune from [10s A11gclcs.Cal.,
says: Rear Admiral Robley D. Elaine,
retired, has been offered the chairman
"ship of the Los Angeles Harbor Rail-
road Company.‘ a big 'corporstlon.
which will practically control 'ffié bar
bar of L011 Angeles at San Pedro: The
offer was made yesterday, but no to
ply has been received.
LA.
BET-TEE THAN SPARRING.
Spanking does not cure clilidrion' of
bed-wetting: ram is a constlmtlonal
cause for this trouble: Mrs. H Slim-
mers, Box W Notre Dome, 1110., will
send free to airy mother her successful
home' treatment, with full instructions.
Send no money. but write her today it
your children trouble you in, this way.
Don't blame‘ the‘ child. the chances are
it can’t help it. This treatment also
cures“ adults and aged people troubled
Ill.
my more grounds" to individuall.
In the absence '0! the .
evening sre1vieeg on Sunday, and Miss '
speak on the anti-injunction plank ‘
night by Republicans_
‘ .Brldgoport Advmisomfl
1»
seasoned pine
stone shelves (always cold).
$12.00 style for $ 9.60.
$18.00 style for $15.70.
with a new safety clasp and
Center
Cups and Saucers, green
(1 for 401‘.
Soup l‘iaics, ol1l blue, 51'
CHILDREN'S HOSE ............
Good Value 191'.
LADIES’ BLACK GAUZE LISLE
Popular Prices.
QUARTERLY STYLE BOOK .. . .
A BOONTO ELDERLY PEOPLE.
Most elderly people how some kid-
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Foleys Kid-
rley Remedy has proveu a boon to
many elderly peeple as it stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects irregular-
ities and tones up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley' 5 Kidney Rem-
edy 1'11. once and be vigorous. The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and Tile Bridge Phar~
; macy.
SAVED FROM SINKINO BOAT.
BRIDGEPORT, August 22. —lloWard
Wheale and Charles F. Chadwick, of
this city. started for Milford in Mr.
Chadwick's power boat 'l‘llursday af-
ternoon; and while going up Milford
Harbor ran upon a submerged rock
The boat. which was 40 feet in length,
filled and sank, and the neon nis
were saved by members of the Mi 1i
Yacht Club;-
with urine 110211111th by dsy or night
i Advertise lit-The sentinel.
lugs, removable waste pipes and shelles.
eludes the well known line of "Eddy" Refrigerators in well
We have placed on sale a Gold Collar Pill.
id gold fronts and gold plated backs.
t‘nfice Cups and Saucers,
Bread and Butter Plates,
The D. M.
LADIES' MERCERIZED TAN HOSE ............. , ........... ..
Seconds of 250 Value.
Regular
We invite attsnifop to our large; and varied stock of Hosiery at
Agents for “Ladies’ Home Jour-
nal Patterns”
SEPTEMBER STYLE BOOK NOW FREE.
WITH A PATTERN coupon FOR ...................... ' ....... 151:
Making Real Cost But be For Copy.
“w
7114 wartime". 3f!» “it“ "9de ‘
Telephone 446. A .
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| Bridgeport Advertisements.
1
The D. M. Read Co.
moles-e 1”,.
The Store closes daily at five o’clock except Saturdays.
1
Refrigerators Reduced
Although our lines are somewhat broken, we still have
agood assortment of sizes and styles to choose from, in
oak, ash and pine cases,wiil1 galvanized iron and zinc Iin~
()ur stm‘ k iri-
1'11scs, which are zinc lined and have slate
Note the reduced prices:
for $19.20.
for $24.00.
$21.01) style
$30.00 style
And so on throughout the balance of‘th‘e remaining styles.
Sale of Gold Collar Pins
These c011—
venicnt little l’ins which women use b the dozen have sol-
y
They are equipped
guaranteed unbreakable. One
of the best offers of the season.
Special at 25¢ a pair.
table near Fairfield Ave. door.
Odd Pieces of China
In our China Department will be found a table laden
will several lines which are oiiered at special prices.
Cups and Saucers. gold bands, (1 for 75c.
and gold band, 6 for 901‘.
gold scroll border, 6 for $1.00.
dark blue and gold border,
Dinner Plates, flowing blue border. (1 for 601:.
each.
Read C9.-
......................... 151:
(See East Window.)
171:
.............. 191:
Price 25c.
............................... 201:
.1
MONUMENT T0 CUBAN PATRIOT.
ROME. August 2l—A monumenoto be
erected. at Matanzas to Jose Marti, the
Cuban patriot. has been completed by
the Italian sculptor. Salvatore Boemf
and a public inspection of. it was held
today in the presence of Guido Pom-
pill. under secretary of state, in the-
Foreign Office, and many guests. Gen
said do Quesada. the Cuban minister at
Washington. who is here in connection
with immigration questions, made one
of the speeches. He toasted King Vic-
tor l’mmnnuel, and sent a telegram to
him to announce the completion of the
monument The king unaltered, thank-
ing the minister.
DeWiit'n Kidney and Bladder Pills
will promptly relieve all Kidney» and
Bladder disorders. Sold and recom-
mended by The Cliford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The eye single to the main chance
,alwsys misses the great opportunity.
Norwalk Chronicler