USH NEEDS?
“No matter what sort of a brush is re-
ihara is an countess of getting
it'l ush- finishes, 6|on flushes,
Rh rush-:0, Hung brushes, Toath
mm Coniploxioa lush-o.
BMW: can save you something in the
loo
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
sot wsonmo‘ron oranr.
,- TIL. 0111.0... sot—s.
I All out». oailvonti in. of charge.
The Jolly Four were entertained
last evening by Mrs E. Bedell, of
First street.
Arthur'Pearson has secured a will
iion at t
view ave a.
Mrs. William Williamson, of Mount
Vernon, is a guest of Miss Fanny it.
My, of Van Zandt street.
The Misses Lucy and Florence Kit-
eraso, of New Haven, have been guests
of Miss Oi'nh Mai King, of Seaview
avenue.
Mrs. 13‘. B. Baker and daughtker Lau-
re. and son Earle, are spending the
day at Branford, with friends wiro
have a cottage there.
The Rescue Mission held an inter-
estin'g meeting last night, on the
Washington street bridge, and will be
in session again tonight.
Miss Lillian F. St. John. of St. John
street. is enjoying a vacation from her
duties at the office of Light and Tam-
many, in South Norwalk.
Charles Biydenburg has had his
. sloop Seabird hauled out at Second
Point for an overhauling. This work
is being done by Jacob See.
Christian Larsen had his larmch
hauled out on the shore. yesterday, for
the purpose of treating her to a bright
.h'ew coat of paint and varnish.
, Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler and
Miss Natalie Wheeler, of Cottage
street, are visiting in Groton, and ex-
pect to remain until Labor Day.
Mrs. Whitson Wheeler and sister,
Mrs. Julia Hawkins, of Rowan street.
returned home yesterday. from a visit
in Port Jefferson, Long Island.
' The work of painting the rebuilt
Advent Christian church was begun
yesterday. Preparations are also be-
ing made to plaster the interior.
, Captain Augustus Raymond launch-
ed sloop, this morning. Tire craft has
Eileen on the Seavlew avenue shot-o
: during practically the entire summer.
The nbiquitious Richard Sporbert
has even once again changed his occu-
nation. Today Dick blossomed out as
-right hand assistant of Expressrnan
William A. Thompson.
1
The partnership existing between
William Dennison .rnd :l-ameg A.-loh1l
son was dormaily dissolved yesterday.
by mutual conceit, grill: business now
being continued‘ 3“ r “lohnson
The Leyal Workers' Society meeting
Will be held 011 Sunday evening with
Miss Alice Cunningham. The subject
will be “Masons from the Life of Da-
vid Brainerd. Pioneer to the lndians.’
The local natural growth oystermeu
are getting their working tools togeth-
' er. and their boats in shape for the
flood catching season This begins on
, September 20th. Most of the boats
will probably be hauled out in the
meantime.
» William H. Earle and the Rev. Dr.
A. F. Beard, of East avenue, are hav-
ing, the highway in front of their resi-
dences treated to a coat of oil, srrcir
is? has been used quite extensively
throughout The Norwalks during the
past few nronths.
[Captain C. A. Anderson has a party
of friends out today, in his launch.
for a day’s outing. in addition to
the captain and Mrs. Anderson, those
aboard include Mr. and Mrs. Fred
finndquist, Mrs. Vorhees and Mr. and
Mrs. George Tobey.
:The St James home at Strawirerrr
Hill continues to be a mecca for heat
hidden and tired New York children
who enjo their stay in the country
edtly. hese children arrive from the
ty worn out and tired looking, and
back full of life and virri. 'l‘he
me will soon close for the summer.
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:iFhe Young People's Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Messiah Church
holds its semi-monthly méeting Wed
Give Us Your Order for
“cries
We can till it to your satisfaction.
We will take as than): care with it as
“if you were here to watch us. Do not
worry about the quality of the goods.
We never keep anything but the best.
or is too, kooky. 0100
.31.»: m1: ..... .25.
a 1.». snacks“ 20¢ .
tit-scone ates rs.
"be“.loaolovsky
c ..t'
. Sunday. by the score of 15 to 2. The
"Z of the Rounders, but he did not remain
. longer than this morning. He woke
,. had come so near freezing to death
- that he took the first car for Norwaik.
Crescent Laundry in Sea *
and y eve ~
nor Van anlt‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
.uua. A pleasant evening a situated
The society invites all its friends to
attend the meeting, which will open at
it o'clock
The Eagle” basebal‘b
Norwalk defeated a
team of East
inuipkuk team.
battery for the Eagles included Dunn.
pitcher, and Loren, catcher. and for
tho Winnipuuks, Cahill, pitcher, and
W. Brink, catcher. The Eagles are
scheduled to play in South Wilton
next Sunday.
Wallace Worth, of Long island, who
is visiting in Norwalk, went down to
Columbus Grove, near Roton Point.
last night. and was a guest over night,
up about 6 o'clock, and felt that he
James Anderson has an idea that
is lroodooed, so far as snapper fishi
is concerned. Jim has been hearing
about these catches of anywhere from
300 to 900. and yesterday he rigged up
a pole, and went over Compo way.
All that he saw in the way of a catch
was half of one snapper, the tail sec.
tions of the, one specimen that he
landed having been devoured by some
larger fish.
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.George Tobey came near having
himself fed to the fishes, yesterday,
while he was out in the sound with
Captain C. A, Anderson. on the latter's
launch Ferret, to try the oyster set.
The line of a dredge caught about Mr.
Tobey's leg, and he was rapidly being
drawn overboard, when he was saved.
Robert Brown was ciao on the trip.
The oyster set was found to be in
first class condition.
Jach See, Jr., intends to keep as
comfortable as possible this fall, when
he goes out to work in his oyster
yacht “Always Sunk." and for some
time he has been contemplating build-
ing a cabin on her, the same as sever-
al oystermen have lately done, includ~
ing Captain Charles I). Tobey. The
only thing that has delayed the Al-
ways Sunk s new cabin is the failure
of the lumber to strive from Maine.
witching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
curcd‘ Druggists all sell it.
Rownv'ron. ,
Who minted the gun?
Miss 'Meidea Harris, of Lowe street,
South Norwalk, and Miss Bertha
Grant of Rownyton arcane, are enjoy-
ing an outing of two Wreks, in West-
iicld, Conn.
A petition is being circulated and
signed by all the West Side residents,
asking for the Tokeneke water service
it) be extended so that all may enjoy
the benefit of running water,
The Dclphlan Athletic Club held it
business meeting. last night. Among
other matters considered, several new
candidates. who applied for admission,
held the attention of the meeting.
One and all -of our residents feel
had indeed over the misfortune which
bei'ell Charles Guider, our genial
friend, who had another paralytic
stroke. May he recover is the wish of
all. ,
Frederick Oakes, son 0! Lieutenant
Charles H. (lakes, of Craw avenue, has
enlisted in the United States navy for
a period of four years. and expects to
leave next week for the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
George A. Wright, Jr., who has been
a member of The Squawman Company
for several seasons. has been re-en
gaged, and will start on the reguar
tour after Labor Day, the trip tak ng
in all the western states.
Rev. Ernest W. Bysshe, of Rowayion.
occupied the pulpit in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. in Betlrel. Sunday.
both morning and evening, preaching
two most interesting sermons. in the
afternoon Mr. Bysshe officiated at the
funeral of Marshall Edward Costello,
in Bethel.
Captain John L‘Homrnedicu has re-
turnéd home after a month's visit
among his friends. who are legion.
Points on Long Island, both shores,
was a part of the captain‘s itinerary,
and after polishing off old Long island,
the greater part of New \ork state and
Vermont was covered Captain John
8' cently purchased the Coniy mace in
Y
thorn trad the sad exam
how contrary these little midgets can
be. Today you could bear little groups
talking carburetors, magnotoes or
nucleus valves, one 0 on the other
closed. etc... etc your h rts content
One little she- devil. “who turd never
before failed. tee? her at time for
bulking. apparen ly I) use or the
he being ebb tide. When some of our
more fortunate owners passed one
heat, which had an exceptionally pa-
tient captain who had worked half a
day without results. a passenger was
heard to say "it's awful Mabel,” our‘
patient captain looked as though he
would like to boot some one for fair.
osmaN AND noaoron
Harold Sweezy and a party of
friends are camping at‘itqton Point.
ThaddeusHoyt, of 011 Ridge, has re-
liarien.
Center School. Darlen, will open on
Tuesday. Sept, ,8 with Principal Stone
in charge.
A party of young people are antici-
pating a journey by carriage to Lake
Kitchewan.
Fred Hetzel. of New York city, was
a guest, yesterday, of his brother-in-
luw, John P. Brtunmer.
Mrs. M. J. Roberts and son Norman
Roberts are sojourning for a short
time at Rockaway Beach.
Miss Lida Rorke sailed from Bermu
da, August 19. and is expected at her
home in Noroton, September 4.
Constable Hanford Smith and fam-
ily are preparing to move from Main
street, Darien. to Hindley Park.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Monroe Stowe are
spending the summer in New Canaan.
the borne of Mrs. Stowe‘s parents.
President R. M. Smith, of the Da
ricn Business Men's Association, was
a visitor in New York city, yesterday.
Frank Alexander who is employed
in New York city. has been spending
a few days' vacation at his home in
Dutch.
Mrs. A. G. Sweezy is recovering
from a serious illness at her home.
Her brother, Mr. Riley, is expected to
arrive from France, this week.
The Tokenekc summer colony en
joyed a very titre entertainment, Sat
urday night at their club house. The
talent correlated largely, of their sum-
mer residents.
Stanley ,Whitney, Albert Hansen
Charles AQderson and Percy Cantrell
have returned borne to Darien from a
week's cruise to Block island in the
launch Onaway. The? report having
had a great time.
The Darieh Juniors defeated
Delaneys Sunday on the Blackroad
field, store 7 to 2. Smith and Finch
were Darien's battery; Merton and
Soollar'd were Deianeys.’ The next
game between these teams will be on
Labor Day.
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Luella O'Konc. of Cincinnati, to
Charles Elitch. of Newark. 8001 have
been the guests of Mrs. Edward Elitcb,
of Van Brook cottage, for the past two
weeks, and had not met since child-
hood until their visit to Darien.
The wedding bells will ring on
September 23, for twa of Darlen's well-
known young people, Miss irma
Smith daughter ofR H. Smith, and
Percy Cantrell. second son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Cantrell. The wedding will
take place at the home of the bride.
Neil Thompson. who recently resigned
his position with Draggist S. M. Allen.
of Main street. Darien, came down
from Bridgeport. last week, and paid
Mr. Allen a brief visit. Mr. Thompson
began the duties of his new position
in a Bridgeport pharmacy, yesterday.
Political conditions in the town with
reference to Lake. Lilley or Woodruff
sentiment have been very apathic, and
there has been a good chance for
boomers of any of these candidates for
the office of governor on the Republi-
can ticket. The Republican caucus
will be held this eyening at 8 o"clock,
in the town hell. it is predicted that
quite a little interest will develomat
this time.
certainly looks happy as well as bene-
fited by his trip.
The famous gun has again been‘ re-
painted. This tlnre it has been made!
entirely black and the lettering placed
on it Saturday night by irresponsible
boys has been obliterated. Captain
Samuel Hall. of the yacht Okay, assist-
ed by David Mills and Warren Gager,
of the Rowayton Yacht Club, perform-
ed the latest decorative work, and
have been highly complimented on the
job.
When inquiry is made of Contractor
E_ Stevens. who is going to occupy the'
house he is renovating. lately occupiedl
by Principal Edgar lane. Ed puts 011'
one of those thoughtful looks, which
come near being a “dark brown study."
and cunningly says, “Don't that beat,
all. Don't it. best anything. I cannot
think of that name. Well i vow " Yet
a critical look at Ed’s face entitles
one to a guess.
Jesse Feinberg and his brother Harv
nice E., have arrived from New York
on their Lozier car for a sojourn at
Dr. Burnstein' s mansion. They intctfd
to leave for the Redgate Park New-
ton N. J. later in the week at which
place they will probably spend the rest
of the summer. Miss May S Einstein
and her elder brother word 1%., are
expecting to leave for Newton on La-
bor Day. where they will be welcomed
as talents for on anticipated annu-
which the Feinbergs will undoubtedly
give They have expressed themselves
as to the picturesqueness of the vicin—
ity of Rowaytpn.
. suspiciously
The three colored men who were‘
sent to jail last week by Justice Wil- ‘
liam H. Willnrott. Jr., were can ht‘
peering into various houses, it
cording to the testimony, one would
0 to’the kitchen door, and ask for
smetlring to eat, while another would
investigate about the
house They could not satisfactorily
explain their presence in town.
Howard Willmbtt, son of Justice and
Mrs. William H. Wilimott, Jr., is laid
up at his home by an injury, which
at first was believed to be a very
Slight One. Several weeks ago he
bruise‘d his right shin. and instead of
improving, the injury became worse,
until Dr G. H. Noxon, who attended
him, decided that an operation Was
necessary. This was resorted to last '
Week, when a seed lined section of
the shin bone was BCl‘ped the pa-
. tieut betas out under the influence of _
other for the ordeal.
A woman said to be Mrs. Wallace,
of Noroton, was hit by a motor car bn
the Darien fl‘ats, east of Wee Burn
golf links, Sunday afternoon. She
attempted to cross the street in front
of the car. the occupants of which
yelled a warning. The chauffeur turn
ed as far right 'as he could, and the
running board hit Mrs. Wallace :1
glancing bl‘ow. She was knocked
down, and was unconscious for a
presence ‘of company, also because of,
the .
claimed by the police authorities. Ac- .
Fruit Jars
Look nicer, clean easier. pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round.
Blue Glass.
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware. Housefurnish-
ing Goods.
Japanese China in Cups. Saucers.
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies.
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
100
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the 8. d. H. Green Trsd-
ing stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
37 WuhlngtOn Street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
EVERY LADY'8 DRESSING CHAM-
BER
should be equipped with sum:
snow hits. one place "M " Pot
celain nameied Lava
Have you ever 'stopp to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would word you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent in.
choice. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH.
CORNER MAIN AND‘WIST 0T0.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
On sud after Tuesday. January 7.
[900. Freight Pmpelierl will leave
Pier 88, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day. (Gloom
Sunday). at 0 p. in. Freight received
at Nor-walk up to 4 p.111. and South
Norwslk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annim J. Will. c. c. Housman.
tom. GeneralsAgo'nt.
m
CityNationdlBaak
urn NosleLK, cons.
rasussc'ro‘ibgfi‘agwt shaman
.
I
20
77 t...?'*.*.r. '
«3
:1: "I H. “firemen, Pros.
O
messiah A. lit'ownn, 3:5“ v1»
[Iii-FRED BODWELI; Cashier. "
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DIRECTORS,
E. N. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Khspp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swim Johnii - Light
Fred H. Rowan.
MN“
Van Scoy
PWMBING. .liiu
STEAM. " "
HOT- wanna
AND
GAS ammo.
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Tin. Shoot Ron. Copper
sndZina. '
IURPLUS AND. Enos
* wa— 73,500.00. ITO.
w
so South Main Street.
80- Howells 9°“-
while. The people in the car did all
theyte aid for the tainted woman. and
write to carry her home. She de-
01 ed the offer and walked. The our
had a Connecticut license number—
. Yesterday at N133 w- to: motor.
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3.8a. M4
l
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Good ready mixed Paint, 81.25 per . ,
WON! DINNER. A SPECIALTY.
Now OPEN under Now Mama...
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Impala! attention given to automobile . parties. ‘ 7.
Common: Next Monday. June 8th, FREE VAUDEVILLE. I
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager. '
Look at These Prices
ROUND STEAK .............
cancmo. nomad, IATHING.
22 Washington Street,
‘ 1
ior fabric roofing, warranted
. for eight years.
TAR PAPER, 1. a, and 3-piy.
N. B.--Wo close Baturdsys promo t1
The place to
rec. cu. -"* r' ~
Horse
Automobile Repairing,
and Sign
mmmm mom
33 So. Mom St. So. Norwak.
<\ /
RHQULDER STEAK. ........ .., 12
LOI'N. STEAK . .. ................ 180
POT ROAST ............106 to 16°
PRIME RIB ROAST ........... 16°
ROAIT. PORK .............. 13c LI.
OI OPPED BEEF ....... . 2 LBS., 25c
LAMB CHOPB. .........20c
LOIN LAMB CHOPSH ...........
J. W. DODGE,
HOT STUFF.
Hazelton Coal
South Norwalk;
The Hatch dz Bailey Co
‘ FSOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and MillWork for Everytl
from a Piggery to a Palace.
YARD TEL. 404.1 ' "
SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super-'LADDERS, ordinary and extan-
ring
MILL TEL. 46-3.
310“.
FIR CUTTER, two an».
sssa walemrs and cons,
y at “OOH. ‘ .l
O. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything-"in the Optic ai Lina}
Eyes Examined Free.
08 WALL STREET.
W“ NORWAJ-K-
get it IS at
The B Hershfield 81 Son Co.’ 3,
1‘ WATER IT
Luther M. Wright
IUILDER OF. AND DEALER IN"
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
i
Goods
Carriage . Trimming
Lettering
‘5 Factories and Repositories-South Norwaik and, Standard.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Jeddo and Old Company’ 8 Lehtgh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lclligh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
N0. 2 Nut 35 0.0 psi Ton, delivered in cellar
Y ,0ND BROS
rumour"
and sin House
33 South Main Street, South Nanak
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Goats. Sims,
Waisis and Dresses.
As we do not carry over any Merchandise from one season to sooth-
a: so I0 mark it down very/low. Come and be convinced.
Sale in Both Stores:
\ ..
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r. ' ‘ .
..,.OTHER TOURS THIS SHAWN-
:1
, Juan are a. mi
”‘m oil! a.
an" r ,
,N. v. ult. .
140m oWi ”in; ”W
{Mendy h
M“ in i. idol bfirgnsn "3;le .
it ’ ryan e
aria stir: sta
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present at the be con.
venues in Rochester. Sen
and will deliver an cadres;
ventlon Hal
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The Clifford
Excellent Quinlan.
slim" were ,
o to 8 p. in.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty; ‘
‘ Dinner Parties and ‘ Donation,
Ioilcited.
mantis amass
Proprietor.
Telephone ass.
Liquid
Veneer
MAKES The.
OLD NEW
25 m1 50c “We." __
E. E. Gathers,
Decorator
at. 452. BonNomrik‘
NIAGARA rALtsnd
.. TORONTO
One Personafly-vCoaduéted Tour
$35.00: ‘ $35.00
Five days trip. Accent iodations at
the fine international iotei. Bathr-
day, August 29th.
Autumnal :‘iourai to the “LR.
,1urainst
$20. Oil—taint"s -— $20. 00
Six days trip. Accomodationa at. the
fine Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem. Sepo
tcmber 16th.
Book Home; for Those Taurodiiow. ‘ 1
d
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Block island, August 29th ...... 11.00
White Mountains, August 31st.
Atlantic City. August alst,
52.200 to tam ’ '10
Saraiorga, September 7th, / .
.................. $15. 00 to $19. 00
For dtscriptive cit-ruler and tickets
or -rll on G. W. iiABRlS at Depot, or ad-
dress THE RECREA i‘lON TOURIST
(‘0. ., New Haven. \
_ 44—.
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
to NOT mooean on SOVEN‘Rit'ic
UNLESS opus av iii.
43 aAvnono or.
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Norwalk Hardware Co
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Garden Hose. ' .
Garden Tools
Lawn Mowers
and General ___l{atdware
ulthiae Mimi—33d sacral Repair-
in “Proms“! At ed
'1
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39 MAiN ST., NORWALK,
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Attendance all hours day and night. ,.
Frederick H. Gapang‘,
UNDERT
Mien! Parlorsin W0“.
LId'y wannabe. -
u so. mun si‘ms'dut'rt Nonvym
We Have Takes the Agency
for the
so .Hartford
And Now Have «Fine , ,
that Make to Offer.
of. 7
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