sitar v at sort «it a brush it re- there i an advantage of getting Hair Brushes, Cloth Irushu, Irushss, Hand Brushes, Tooth brush-s. Complexion Brushes. We can save you something in the "TIIE BRIDGE PHARMACY, ”Ins wast-uneven srassr. vat. CALL. “I-l. , All Orders Oslivm rm oi onero- $31..-.” W Frank Decker or Second street, has sons,» New York to be the guest of 1111 father, osrdrd Decker. Miss Reba Simona, of Rowan street has returned to her home front a va- cation spent at Greenfield Hill. N St. James Cilele will meet. with Mrs. Charles Blydenburg, of 19 Cove :veili‘ue. at 2. 30 p. m., Thursday of this so . The frame has been raised for Miss Radzimanowskls new residence just '- look to their association as a true pro- tcr Roberts. The nuptial ceremony will that Charles H. Alsthom, who st'a'r£'o'0' in several months ago to rsmodsi his pattern plant in Soaview, avenue. Is new building an office. Mr. Alsthorpe is taking advantage of kn: edull :1 son to get as much work one as slblo, so that he will be in first class shape ,for business when it comes along. John W. Beattyutnd Edward E (lor- ham arrived home from their fishing trip to Purdy's Station, in New York state, last night, just as the rain storm was starting. They report that bass and white perch Were almost as numerous as snsprr blueflsb, and they caught their s are. They made the trip in Mr. Deatty‘s Ford tuna bout. The local natural growth oystermen tector against encroachment of the natural growth ground, and they are very much ratified over the injunc- tion it has Jirbught against Minot 8. Smith, who they cldlm has received a g1aut of ground that belongs to them. it is expected that tho associa- tion will fight all cases of this kind. A pteiiy wedding will be celebrated this evening, at the home of Mr. and M111. Willis l.- Bean, in Van Zandt street when their da'ugbter, Miss El- sie Dean, will become the bride of [.08- bc performed in the presence of it company of friends and relatives at 8 o'clock by the Rev, Frank D. Torrey. ’c'ers that ha! ha WANTED A case; 111 gram Berolula,$alt1t'ho u or m ”:33? all dioclors' skill and other medic nos DR. TAYLOR'S ECZEMA REMEDY will positively cure it—tbe worst kind of case or no pay. Gold by PLATNER d BRADLEY. South Norwslk. Conn. Send for free illustrated booklet. gonnt. when the suit was brought and was willing to pay $15 more, making, a total of 340. Justice William H Willmol. Jr.. has continued the case until September 21st. , There was a narrow escape from accident Monday afternoon in Main street, Darlen, near the entrance to' A. Taylor's driveway. A reckless uutomo billst, one of the kind that too many people are ready to judge all operators of machines by, swung directly, in front of a team owned by Mr Taylor and driven by F. I) Chudde1ton. The rear port of the automobile struck the horse's head. but did not seriously in jure the animal. WESTPORT. ‘ OR Gresow Boulevard on Sycamme pastor of the Norwnllt Methodist Street churcl Following the marriage Mrs. Cooke, of hrrington who has there . ill be a reception and at the conclusion of the latter the bride and groom will ‘start on a1 honeymoon trip. Upon their return they will reside in a pretty new home they have furnish ed in Benedict street. Both of the youn people have a large number of frient 11, whose cougtatulations they are receiving. The mail carriers had a hard time of it this morning. in their efforts to lump letters and other mail matter dry. The groccrymon and followers of other lines of business also had their troubles in tho tithing rain. whith was one of tho. hardest of the season. And there was a little bit of sympathy for everybody but the ice- man and of course nobody has any sympathy for the lcmnan The wind also carried the rain him till! upon trolley car! making riding anything but. pleasant Some pcoplc believed that. East Norwalk was not receiving as film l1 attention as it should on the trolley question, but an investigation we avenue. is entertaining Miss ES- ”“0"” that 0 1‘“ 0“” had m b“. use“ on tilt1 other int-ts of the town to n 01' Till, oi Bayonne, New Juror-L111) , elocntion'ist of considerable note 1 large «idiot. as slit 01' the (f‘)l()rl(ldl(;lf‘lii . 2, are no 11 comm sq 011.1112 1' o (’f a¥mghmg 3330:? Nzgvt'l't'br'h'e's'tstl't'd' 11111 was run this morning on the East terday, making the jaunt with C avenue line. tlck DuBouis. in th lattcr' s automo- W, " Rownv'rou. Mrs. Charles Seymour, of Winfield street, who has been in ill health for 2a. number of months, is now believed .‘to be steadily on tho improve by her (fiends. : The annual Clam bake of the East 1 Not-walk Fire Polic,e scheduled for 3,2,“,l‘ltlay. will be 1.111 ved in Bohannnn' 11 00113, whrre the fire police have bad devertt'l (howdol parties. ”"011 account of the weather, boat re pairing in East Norwaik gave way, been the guest of Mrs. stephcn 0' En on, of Seaview avenue, has returned home. 'tlss Gertrude Hanford. of Mamnr- check, New York, is a guest or Mr. 1 and Mrs James H. Hanford, of Win l, field street ' Hdrl'ly Crossett, of East Norwalk has recently returned to his home, at- for a pleasant vacation with friends in Greenfield Hill. The pastor Rev. Charles K. Wood- son, will lead the ptavcr meeting to gummy evening at the East Avenue othtltllst church ,pEdWDrd F. Smith, of Seavlew are ‘ ok a look at the bass at Purdy‘s tion,‘ New York, yesterday, and bad ‘I good day’s sport ' Hilts Adeline Osborn of Fitst street, ill!“ returned home, after a most (‘11- bis tWO weeks spent at Lake Wac- Ollbtto and New Canaan. , .Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Morgan, of Preston Hart is living at prcscnt at the honu1 of littrycy Aphttt‘t, 0f iloway- 1011 11111111111. licrtnunn I1‘t1lslng. of South Norwhlli. was the guest of friends in ltowuytdn over Sunday. 'John ilruntlugt- is repairing the roads which Will't’ so badly damaged during the recent lrcnvy ruins. wnunnn J. Moore. of nrooktyn. a. Y.. is relivwing old acquaintances this morning, to stoty swapping under “in"? visiting Wllh bl” parents “I ver, and in some places files were loud ““‘At- e ndied to keep off the chill. M11. and Mrs. W. W. Neuer and chauffcur, of California. are visiting ut the home of Miss Cora Neuer. of ilownytou avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler and son. Tracey. have returned to their home in llowayton avenue, after having made a. short visit at Sea Cliff, is i. Charis H. Guldcr was not so well this morning and fears are entertain- ed that he may not live many days. He has sustained uuothcr paralytic shock, and is helpless. The goods of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hale. lately attached to Rowayton on a claim of Samuel Habt-rmnn, were sold at the public post in North Main On account of the storm, the build- ilig fo the concrete foundation for tho ' new Canevari ullding at the junction of Washing s§et and Scuvicw nve- 'nue had to be empotarlly stopped. The, Youhg People's Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church, will moot this evening at Randall' a Hail, corner 01 Van Zandt sheet and South Os- rn avenue. Eve1ybody is invited. A big title driven in by the cast wind £00k everythink loose along the shore with it, this morning. 111 some pin one, in fact, there was almost the up "p'earance of a wreck, with so much drift matter. Miss Madeline Simpson 0‘ pews. street, South Norwnlk. yesterday up New York is 11 guest of Mr mm 'b'""D"ng' by Deputy Sheriff John W. ‘cu ey. Mrs. Charles H. Aiathorpe. of Scavicw avenue. Miss Simpson's par,ents Mr. and Mrs. Emory Simpson, are expect- fed in town Friday. Miss Adelaide Naphey has resumed her duties at the store of F. E. Lock- wood and Company, in Norwulk. after II very enjoyable two weeks‘ vacation at Orange Lake, New York There Were mlniatur'e lakes under the East Norwalk bridges this morn ing. The dirt has a persistent habit of Clogging up the drains under the bridges and causing trouble whcncvcr there,- its a heavy rain storm. The Young Men 3 Adsoclatlon,whicl1 Suspended its sessions for the sum- mer, will get back into harness for the fail d winter about October 1st. Al- the b regular meetings will not Qtart‘. until that date, there may be 591119 other events before them. scoorge W. Washburn head' attist tor Edward E. Gorbam. b about as billing in dramatic: as he is painflns'. and his ability in the latter line- its well known. Just now Geoxge is27b‘fiddli1g allh’ot the efforts of his . m ‘15 meta t e reparation of a play con” wgdch the Saugatuck atic Society is figuring on giving (it DDS your Order for Gr "cries I it lts'We camnl'l it to your satisfaction. 1151211111 take as much care with it as Mateo-were here to watch us. Do not my about the «loamy of the goods. W never. keep anything but the best iiarvey Ackart. of itownyton avo- nue, is brcaklng in us postmaster in the, local post office. Although thcre has not yet been. any appointment made, Mr. ,Ackart is the only applicant to fill the vacancy made by the dc- misc of the late George W. Bryan. it is undursiomi that the post office will continue in the same building as when under the efficient direction of Mr. Bry- an anti that Preston Hart, lllt’ popular clerk, will retain his connection with the new postmaster as long as he so desires. DARIEN AND NOROTON. A fair for tht1 benefit of" St, John's R. C. Church. N men, will be held in the ballot the V untécr fire company, beginning this evening and continuing until September 1st. Snapper bluefishlng is a favorite _sport these days with many Darlcn residents. Most of the fishing parties go down to the King's End shore. Some' big catches have been made. Roswell aud'Harvey Bates, who have a bungalow on their father's prop- erty at Tokeneke, have pained their place “Camp Lugfater." This name is 11 reminder to them of the distance they carry fresh water. Town Clerk Thaddeus liei'l. who has been in poor health for a number of Weeks. is steadily. improving, which friends. Though he does not yet come down to his office, Mr. Bell is able to get about at 11111 home Dr. William E. Chancellor and child ren have been staying for a few days with Dr. Chancellor's mother in Dar- residence in South NbrWalk, where Dr. - '18 L88. SUGAR .. $100 Chancellor will have charge .‘of the l 121.119. Asap as; South Norwaik public schools ,1 Fit"; 1: LOO «MILK. CRAGRERSW 251: A difference of opinion over the sum 'of 02. 50 hits been the cause ofga law- suit between two well- known residents of t to’vln. William E. Ashton and Jolln icket ‘Mr. Adhton is a painter} and decorator and did a jolIJDr Mr. Ficket. Mr Ashtoh- claimed he did extra work and should have $42. 60. Mr. Fl‘cket - mdinthlnéd otherwise and refused to ~ pay. lie had already paid 825 on so *LBO. OOOD RIO! . a .1. - . "'Jos' iovsky it Go» " 1 ill 1'; r1 as? or, .IAUT' mamas. will be cheering .nhwa to. his many ‘ ten, but are preparing to take up their. The price was -t'p be slit), but Misses Elsie and Helen Fikc are passing two Weeks with friends at ‘Un- ion Hill. Hobokcn. Mr. and Mrs. Hildelunndt, of Brook- lyn_ are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Beers. 0f Wright street. Lalie Perry. nephew of Mrs. Charles Fable, has returned from Mox- ico, where he has ben working in the mines and ranchers for four years. The Winnlpauks defeated the West. ports on Sunday, by 11. score of 6-4. Will Downs pitched 11 fine game for the locals, but was not supported in the field. Rev. C. T. Mc.Cann of Norwich- town Miss Sarah Mct‘unn and Miss Cdiht'rino McCunn, of Saugutuck re- turned ihsl Month on the Lusitania at. for 11 two inoiilhs' visit in lreland. All or the members of the party enjoyed the trip thoroughly. The funeral of the late Mrs. Emma ilolnhlillsan took place Sunday, from Trinity church. the Rev Dr. Kcnneth Mackenzie officiating. The remains were. beautifully lulu out in a casket of white satin brocade, and were view- ed b a large number of friends and rclutH’eB. Numerous fiornl pieces were bred ht by friends The local lodges of ll 111 Sons anti flatlplliora of lit-r- 1111111 attended in 11 body. The inlet- ment was at Wlilowbrook Ccmcmry. 'l‘i1c bcrcavcd fumny has a large cir- cle of friends. Freddie Darrow, aged iii, son of (lroccryman George Darrow, has ham? to South America to see his fortune. The boy has been working in his fath- W's grocery store. and longed for a sight of the great big World. He wont camping with a party of boys, and dim uppcurcd last week. His father rucciv- I‘ll a letter from him, stating that he had taken a Sif‘lllllf‘l‘ for Smith Amort- ca. lic had about $150 with hint Which ho had saved from his earnings. in- vcsflgatlon proved that the‘icttcr was truthful. and flint the. boy sailed as he stated, on Wednesday. Now his par- cuts are anxious to hear from him. VinonuA: tmlti nit-tin] Flour ma'kea delicious Inked stuff. RnonA. Hdrace E. Dana 81 Son, 45 Wall 81., Nor'waIk. Real ‘ Estate and Insurance. We have several decided bargains in Income producing property that must increase In value with the rapid growth of the town. THE NEW HOTEL VICTORIA. ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our Rooms a'Speclal Feature. Gas and Electric Light. Throughout. Ev- ery Room Hsstsd RATES REASONABLE. Fine stocked Cafe In Connection. A full line of Imported Alas, includ- lng the famous Bass; Burton's and Bass C Co.'s stout, always on draught. Anheuser Busch Bear on Draught. T. .1 SULLIVAN, Proprietor. - 1 7.1.1.1111. N?- s without removal. on their own noble without indorser. CALL silo sits Us. independent Loan 81 Security Co. Havilaad Bldg, Washington at. Saturday until 8:30. I _... Plumbing and Steam ‘ Heating. HO‘I’ WA‘riitr HEATING. nor AIR any a. '1- 11:13 AM) ass as. sun 11m aoprnle. my Fitting, as. Fixtures, A. III Billing! to. 11.1.1 vou as con erocg or 111 c H M It A a a s or TheJouesdzHotchktss b ' Company 17 visit asset. aoawssx.‘ — CityNationdi Bank Money Advanced to all, on their household furniture. . pianos and other personal property“ Office open“ until 7 pm. Monday 1.11.1 ' ! ' ‘ autumn. eons. ”Scum White Glass Fruit Jars Look nicer. clean easier. pack closer than the Old Fashioned Round Blue Glass. Wall Papers Crockery, Glassware. Housefurnisb- lng Goods. Japanese China in Cup'a. Saucers, Plates, etc. Painters' Supplies. Good ready mixed Paint, 81.25 per gallon. w White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. 101:. Window Shades and Picture Frames made to order. 11 . Painting and Decorating. __——-—-" w. give the 8. d. H. Green Trad- ing Stamps. Ask for them. L. H. DECKER, 87 Wuhlngton Strut. Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK. EVERY LADY'O DRESSING .OHAM- 1- . . should be «nipped will Insist) no white. one site. "Standard" Poo cela n Enameled Lavatory. Have you ever stopped fowl!" how delightfully; convenient it would In your dressibg chamber, siee lug apartment or first floor ton: room? Its presence Would chord you. tbs highest dogma of comfort. We will gladly quote you prloos. Our plumbers are strictly competing m. chsnics. honest and reliable. HORACE . R. NASH, coaaaa slam AND weer are. Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only. On and after Tuesday. January 7. 1906. Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River, Now York, (foot for Dover street). on y day. (except Sunday). at l p. m. flight received at Nor-walk up to 4 p.111. and Death Norwslk up to 5: 30 p.111. ,___ Norwalk Steamboat Co. , Annla'gd. tmlth. c. c. News», that». donut-sf Agent. scum aoawsuk‘, calm. manners: G'ENNERAL‘ sANKmo . 8. 'f“"' CAM-mac , 1 stoo_,__ooo.oo '11..-'-' SURPLUS AND #91101!qu ‘ stnsoaoo. ,t EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vice-pros. FREDERICK 121. ROWAN, and Vice ,WILFRED DODWELC, OssIlIsr. , DIRECTORS. E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel drummsn JoslshR. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian Swsrtz nJohn H. Light, . Fred H. Rowan. - ‘ FRANK C.» Van Scoy 9111111311111,“ 2.- STEAM. HOT WATER AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper ' and Zin'c. ' ~'~ '50 Sodth Main Street. j, , so. Norwalk. Conn. . ' ' II'M ' . (i. min-sum l ' 1810101”.- WIMNAIDIM sons Petrol or who": on m '22 Washington Street. AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS. NOW OPEN under New Management. OHORE' DINNER. A SPECIALTY. DANCING. IOAITINO, IA‘I'HING. I lspselsl attention given to automobile psi-flu. . -‘ Commencing Next Menday, June 8th. FREE VAUDEVELE. scones XANTIIAKY, Mpn'ager. Lock at These Prices ROUND sTEAK‘ .... ....... 16o SHOULDF .R STEAK ............ 120 LOIN STEAK..........'.. ....... 189 POT ROAST ............ 100 to 16¢ PRIME RIB ROAST ..... . ..... 160 ROAST PORK .............. 13c LB. CHOPPED BEEF ........ 2 L38., 25c " LAMB OHOPS ....... .. .... 20¢ IIN LAMB CHOPB ..... J. W. DODGE" South mNorwalk. 2 . 1;“ The Hatch 81 Bailey Co YARD trap. 45... 1 TAR PAPERH, a. and 3-p1y. be to have hot and cold running water , ,Hazelton TEL.“ ' ' Luther M. Wright Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming Jeddb' and Old Company’s Lobigh No. '2 Nut $5.00 :pH'Ton}* delivered, in. cellar The Pans Cloak and Sin Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Sluts, Coats,S Skirts, or so we mark it down very 33 $91 MEIR Sluso . ,NOI'W'aIIt, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. I Lumber andMiii Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace. SPECIALTIES: LINCOLN ROOFING. a super- 1 LADDERS, ordinarv and exten- sion. FIR CUTTER, two sizes. SASVH, WEIGHTS and CORD. . lot fabric roofing, warranted for eight years. 0, N. B.—-Ws close Isturdsys promptly at noon. .4-. _ «Opflofan, ' , lllvery'tzhingfin~ the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free. 68 WOLL STREET. ' ' NORW'ALK. '— MILL TEL'. 46-3. ' iret. 457,2; . 0.3. Jackson, ' . IXOUROION CK'ED' 111.111.11111111111“ 21. 0 won 0 ow Orle and Great- Northern naihosdw ‘ rims from Covington was wrecked ' night. Four coaches turned Dyer, but none of the occupants were totally ln- jured. About twenty passengers were 'cut by flying glass and D11 Bed. The w;eck was capsed by spies ing rails. 911; "'l 1 WW ' The Clifford 3,2 “when: Cuisine. ' Fl Dinners Evenings, " 6 to 8 p. 111. holiday. Dialing; a Spoclhlty. Dinner Putin and Banquets Sollclfed. bananas harness, \ aroprl'etor. ' Telephone 999. omemm» 11.1.1.1“ Veneer MAKES Twines . 25 and 50'c Bottles. ""‘"""~--" .1111... ____1___< NIAGARA FALLS and TORONTO 9 me Personally Conduct d Tour '1 . ,5100 33;.00, Five days trip.Ac'cou11'1iod11tI'o'hs ad the fine international Hotel. Suture}, dai'. August 29th:“ Autumnal Tour to the White" ains ‘ $20. oo—cosr-—szo. 011 l "u," susss’s“ .1 ays trip. Accomddatlons at the ,4, , . _ if}: .1 , 1. fine Sinclair Hotel. Bethlehem. Sc _____y==__~ :- 4:22:51 toolbar 1611:. Her STU FF. ~ ‘ cal The place to get It is at The B. Hershfieid 81 Son (20:53 1 1' ‘ IUILOER or sun DEALER m 1'" WATER 81'. l Book Names for These Tours Now. i OTHER TOURS THIS SEASON. $2111? lgilanti.£ugust 29th ...... $11.00 a 011111 is August "m... 2 Atlantic CIIty. Aflg'ust his?“ .. $22.00 to $28.01! Saratorg'a. September 1th. ........... .;...‘..2 $15.00“) $19.00 For dCScriptlve ti'rcui'sr and tickets trail on G. W. HARRIS ut Depot, or -a(l- dl‘tss THE RECREATION TOURIST CO., New listen. -Lw‘ Shoe Repamng IS' NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC UNLESS DONE BY US; -...__ YOUR i ' Monarch Repair cbop, 1.11s ' ' 4: muons 'ér ” ‘ Horse Goods and Sign Lettering Factones and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford. fungi-tons couuscrlou. —:2 1: FOR FURNACE. Cross" Creek and Upper Lehigh For'Cooklng Range and Self Heaters." RAYMOND BROS prso 33 South Main Siteet, South Nor'w Watsts and DreSSes. As we do not carry river any Merchandise from one seaspnto anoth- 0w Come andbocon’vlnoed. .2 '1: . Sale in Both Store‘s: muonmst 611' 'Pbs‘lfAl... .. —_ 111.111 orwalk Hard ware Co " ' HEADQUARTERS FOR Garden Hose Garden Tools Lawn Mowers __.... w ... I 'e . . Machine Work and General Repair. ing Promptly Attended To. . ._vu1lv-,~,-w- 39 1111111 ST. NORWALK. Attendance “all" hours In; and night. Frederick H. Cannes, . superman. More! Pa'tlors 111' Connection. Lady Attendant. Tel. 904. Dfiloe and Residence". -. .11.: u so. MAIN ATOIOU‘EHNOIWALK, We Have Taken the Agency or'eth Pope-Hartford And Now Have Fine Club of that Make to Offer. Ii F. E. Lockwood 81 Co. H5 H? Milli §l2z MEAN ”9"“th ‘t‘NlIlt . ,.2.,,' to last, OLD N EW' and Gaiters! Hardware ‘
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