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at, ass-ml 39,—— .
a red the ilalracksl of‘
‘6: Aline ifretre, and wears longer
other filaKQIfl I
"les E Dow,
HAnoWAne.
tic weer-1111107014 eraser,
. first... so.
. fibes, and Asbestos
‘ ' 8' 161.50; lust otte-
the regular price.
, the'manufacturers of this iron, we are
enabled to make this extraordinary
cry iron is finely finished and
2110)th plated. Be sure and trike 06
On Sale at Gas Offibe.
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4' : '. SENATOR HILL ARIIVES.
NEW YORK. August Zeb—Former
U. 8. Senator David ll. Hill, of New
York, arrived hero from hirigiarrd, to-
day, 011 the Baltic.
" York. New Haven lull “Hartford rail-
l'
4A.. " J. ANGEVINE
& son (:0. .
F umiturIe
Carpets
Stoves, 810
134': 136—VVashIington
Street,
South Norwalk.
led’tr-ic
L..-
We are Carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
' ,‘Reed__ 82' Volk
Eleétric Co,
l se-WAsi-l‘iucrou s'rnslz'i'.
TELEPHONE see.
I
*9.
M4'* ""
mm W. RAMON).
Funerel Director
will Epidemic
19 Nol‘lh' Main .3” 6.9mm NorwIiin
fleeid'enoeJ “some“ 6:.
Telephone It houI
i Telephone at office. ”359-2.
THE NIW
MAN T FROM DEPOT:
EUR P AN PLAN.
g time I Oneal-I future. Goo
, . Wis Lichte Thnashout. Ev-
"Ioom Heated ‘ .
n no neAtoNAeLs. I
' “patch n’b some.
"I, lifetim-
“I”. l
" t, 6016760571.“
r ueeh ”III on Draught.
W%"3
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
(Granary Boulevard).
EAST NOR‘WIALK.
' Shore 015mm All Kinds of
W ' l (idler
‘1
' «‘6
66K.”
”hinged DwAhrI of New
filler». my
the Bolton New Bureau uyel
. its largest stockhol or In the New
Express
the acquisition by the New York, Now
of 110,000 shares of Boston and
van and Hartford its holdings of 110,-
ln the New York New Haven and
00., which a year ago owned 5,400
soon as President Roosevelt approves
of the Drendnougll type, they will be
turned over to the navahconstr'nctor.
at the Brooklyn navy yard, where the
Florida will be. built. Advertisements
for bids will be issued for the coli-
torr battleship by contract.
Hammocks
‘Noaweuc CONN.
0551c: ls Nowl‘A‘r the em A‘ve-
ho,ell on their household mttnre,
tila'uoh slid ‘other pendant property.
without 486006015“
i filings” Meade.
walnut lite Wheaties
once 0’ 11 Illg‘til'lp bhdh‘f that:
A has" {to ,.
I l .11": ' 1‘ r
2.2431288
hflimi
HIGH” 0 ll 0 115N795
The Jones8tllo‘l f, LI
'9 ‘0!qu ll‘l'.
shunt Nd‘rweiilt fis’hiodln Epilootlal
is the Mutual Lil Insurance Co..
ew York, Wlth 36.0 0 shirdll. ' 'i‘lle gaggll’tlilg,89ulllloacumw pug [Minna
'n? vt lsr est holder is the ericau~
a9 lid. with 22.493 £11.62. 'l‘ll'o'n 3‘3““ ‘° 3° * m 39’“ "5"”
~ mes Lewis Cass bedyard with 20,-1
.312 shares. Tire New York Central my 31",“ 83:33:. w ,lugl‘fiilfill mm
appears as a stockholder. with 11,- meeting 7. 45 p Id
748 shares. None of the alloys Ware 9" meetlng 7. ‘040 '
holders of record May 1, 19 , and “C and quartel. \Vlll bl! hi ”)6“.
is to be presumed that then ock 790' Quad”, gnu Will be ”all!”
wwnlfl. in “"80 part "10 “9‘91““? service by the EpWorth wazue chorus
Whit" W118 made, ““9?“ fdr “mm l“ The organ and quartet selections for
the day bill be as foliowa—vMorniilg';
elude, Andantino, Waclrs; anthem,
Doth Magnify the bard
Maint- It will be recalled that a hung, h
share of New Haven was given for a foleclollsc- ein offertpry, Hoprmllfll:
share of lloston and Maine dA flew Marche.
weeks ago it was announce tint fertoire. Brown; l i
John L. mum of Merlden had pilr Upon the 0 0:5 “fififi'fip A” C" ”‘
chased truth the New York Now lla- March in E. '
Norwalk t ~
.000 shares of lloston and Maine. This A. Walter, E}; Whiflbfllynflllfigngl
some Hillard appears on the stock list abboth "1'3 morning and'el'eniti
Is an owner of 441 shares 37 New vices.
York New Haven and Hsrtfor ti 9. 30 i
May 1 there were 75 stOckliolders {23%. 'l-lgdndhy 555301133» 2!?
is u dev ti
Hartford who owned 1,000 shares or 83331;; wozsglnpal goggles, 6.130 p "3"
Over. The three largest New Have 11 for the day: '
stockholders a year ago, namely the major. Wachs offerwry, soprano sale,
New England Navigation 00., A. S. l td _
May, tr,easurer and the Adams Ex- 62:50? Ml“ Valentine, lmstlude.An
press (‘0. held 84. 288 shares. whereas i 3
this year the stockholders list shows 5%,?ng ierceuse, H‘
no shares credited to their names. ‘1'» .. , _
The New YOrk adn East River Ferry 3:311:39 Intlsnb£zeh H I attrilng,
Knight Street A
sirares, is. at present, a holder of vices at the Gospel l'l‘ent West 0V9
200 shares. “W.
m'
Haven and Hartford of a little short l;
00th 86710098.
8p. in.
ternaiiy invited.
it...“
P! C. Blnllmle,
vesper service, 6 ii. in. The
0'
Vespers: Prelude Of-
Morning Worship, 10:40; class
Morning: Prelude in I).
Foster.
Swee ely
l. Whiting
.E. Churbh-8er
N t'walk
- Preaching by the pas or at 10; 0 a in
Two NEW BATTLESHIPB. and 7: 30 p. m: and by Rev.
WASHINGTON, August 28.——As' (‘. lirown, l). l). “l. 3. 30 ”I m
i 'l ‘l c
the plans for the two new battleships Sili’lllrllal') "'5'“ l“ the we" 9‘“ l“
CONGREOATIONAL.
The South Ngrwnlk Congregational
ChIIlIrIrch, Charles S. Macfarlnhd. pastor
, ~— ie no lo worsh p at iii 80 a m.,
sirrrction of the Utah, tilt. other 20,000 at which the plllpit will be occupied
and the sermon of the morning preach-
- ed by itev. l’hnl Moore Strnyer, of the
- _ Third Presbyterian Church of Rochos
' tor. N. Y.,
. ' Church.
the former pastor of this
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church
‘ . _ i’l'uycr meeting at 10 71.75.: sermon lit
10: 30 by Raymond B (leist; subject.
» . “The Function of the Church";
P U. meeting at 7 p in.
vice Thursday at 7:80 p. in. Strangers
and friends cordially welcomed.
RefngeI-atgrs , (trace Baptist ChuI . , .
ilarris, pastor-«11 a.
subject,
Croquet Sets
nesday
Thursday evenlu‘g,‘ covenant nicethlx.
loaders, Brother Nathan Smith and
Deacon DA '1‘. Bagiey; 'i‘riday evening.
choir rehearsal.
Union
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church. H. A. l
Sadticr, rector—4i a. 111., Holy Com-
in‘nnion; 10: 40 a m.. morning prayer
and sermon; Sandi
next; Sunday at 12 t
ginning of the full and winter with.
Every pupil should be reheat in order
F \f“ Mit e to be put into the rig t class, '
’ ‘ who failed. in their exnhiinatidr‘i; will
. t on be given opportun ty to c an
0°" WALL AND HIGH ”REF". 0 her otlem'lnul’ion in order to be pro-
moted with the rest of their
The regular lnorrtllly meeting of the
Woman‘s Guild will be held on Tues- -
day
Grace Church, the Rev James Ben
ion Werner rector. the eleventh Sun
day after Trinity~~The celebration of
the Holy Communion at 8 o';clock
uiorning prayer and sermon at 10:80
MELVIILLE E MEAD 8; SON'S The Rev 1.1. 5'. R001 will officiate 5.1
'l‘ilq' rector can be ac-
dreaeed at The Lakewciend, Crass»
l .URANCE nloor, Ulster County, New York.
-——-v¢b
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
NUE' NORWAL-K. OONN- Norwalk-Regulur Sunday sét'vices at
Prompt attention to orders reliably lhe 1'0“!!an room.
executed. tit 11. a. m.
PHONE no, 237, - "Christ Jesus."
Wednesday at
New York City Gilles. 100 William 8“ vices the public is cordially and fro
. Reading room open
. ‘- " -‘-‘ ' ‘ to the public each week day from 2
, Money Advanced " ' v-
‘ svs'Ncsucer. LUTHERAN.
‘l Lutheran. Rev. C. F.
ttinann, Stamford, Conn.. pastor——
orth removal. on their '0“ “119‘ All Germans are invited to httend the
Mission Festival services at 8
‘ ,so there will be no services at South
mnémm IEonvslk this Sunda’y night
sch iwlll 0 en
19mm
Mlionic building,
Subject. August 80th,
Testimony meeting
To both eer-
Haueer preaches at Stamford. 10:30
in. and the Rev. C. Franke. from
ew York city, preaches at 8 p in. in
.. Ide English language. .
H TEL ARRlVALS.’
'Mehacke o—A. .Sinclalr,’ Paterson
. 7.1:; Charles lngra‘h‘ani. Norwailt; S
ands, Boston;
~ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. .
'rindilng. Von Seal-ls sisters, Panha
A. - Lucas.
'. u '2‘: .t . ".2 ~ .
"a WA . Alma. ~ die Pets 00.; M. H. Deviance. Ton
M957 "3,: A r .1, stone; C. 'F. Benedict. New York; H.
. 1., .»617 , :‘Dfiugpfi RF g fit). Burnside New Haven: 5 Green
. ..l 'IILA “9,33," new We tetra. Bridgeport; William 'Doyle, New: 9 19 10- 50X 11'10-
"on and 8” El in me 171mm ork; ii. 14. Dunne, Stamford; H. C4'
‘9 I. tigers. J. H Sharp, city; L. A. Lib
time You bEIN 'ouii Presto-2' y, Hartford
Clifford—Mr. and Mrs. 21. R Dancer;
arren, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hoyau,
R. M Purcell and daughter; John
' thkley, Mr and Mrs. Davis, J. H. P
_. ', my‘ Franklin, Miss Hunter. was Brooks
.7 fill-9 l erm'r. . insomnia it. Kirkland, w. F. lDlm'lads .l. W s
(Helena, H. P. Warren. E. D. Grouse it
. . ew York; Al. F. Herman. Scranton
' 0.; li‘. 0. Hongia'n’d
R d m it" Louie Bond and wt e, Bdston‘ Rev. J
B F. tkltison it totally, Hurltington:
' " Peter D Starr, Bridge
City. Shore a‘hd country Property. , port; 'r B. Vim Daren, H A Francis
city-z J. Hellendon,
Insurmce Sgénggeld; It; A. pnideiiisn. Lewis
T. Jennings,
W. 0. Rogers
.. tchi, J. Fisher, Control
Fire, Lire, Accident Liability. has“ ‘3 C°“" W
Btea‘msliip Tickets
. A French scientist sky's tile debOpuI
lation of the earth will be“ did
about tir‘rouflh ‘ddl
lily No use; he
tionisth with
~Wliebihg'toa
3&8“-
nyt‘hllig like that
ciao lhdr Daily; “W “W ‘
tli Norw'llk Rel
Lita min 'the Duty or Ithe KIItl
u'I‘Io filter the blood is the kldliel'fl'
:eren they fail to do this the kid
worh lip, with"
:lltiokaclle and many kidney ills fol-
Uinary troubles,
an's Kidney PM is cure them all.
South Norwalk people endorse our
”Theodor. Dray
The, cranial.
Mrll. G. M. Phillips, of 14 Raymond
Norwulk Conn,
"For four or five years i was annoyed
by attacks of pain through the dolns
and around the kidneys.
caught cold it seated itself in the kid-
neys and made the trouble decidedly
i used many remedies but l'e-
ceivcli no benefit until I went to Piuls
tcds Drug Store and got lloans Kid
They not only cured the
buckliciio, but greatly improved
Dean's Kidney Pills at every opportun-
lty, for i think them a remedy
Iscrving of the highest praise. "
For sale by all dealers.
Foster-Milhtirn Co..
New York, sole agents for the United
Remember the name—vboau's—nnd
take, no other.
wns'rpon'fi.
Miss Kittee Karrah‘ue, of New York.
is a guest at the home of Mrs. Clin-
ton in Compo street.
A special business meeting of Ari
on Lodge, Sons of Hermann. will be
held on Tuesday night
Captain H. ll. Nash has returned
from a, trip to Bay Shore, Kingston,
and Seabright, where he saw about
everything worth seeing.
w. H. Huck ii; iii lll‘. his home Oil
Main street, and Thomas Croker is .
taking his place. Albert h‘roccliiirs has
suecoedod Crolter at Alois Manners'
place on Main street.
The specifications for the new town
hall include the plumbing and heating
When the outfit-actor turns
the building over to the town it will
be ready for the oilltiul tenants. The
only additional expense will be for
the furniture
The schooner yacht intents arrived
Wednesday, after
cruise in Nova Scotin waters with her
owner, Dr. W. H. 'Eno. and party on
the steam yacht
Aquiiilr. coined by W. P. Eno, coated
up at ilubheli and Bradleye‘ yard for
Prayer eer
ii .7 Edward
517., preaching.
: 8:30 'p. m.. Sunday
7:45 p. in, preaching. Wod-
Tom Crokcr has received. a fine
English setter from T. E. Tomitnson.
of 58 State street, Boston, to be brok-
en and trained. Mr. Croker's "ability
in this line is well known throughout
New England. Mr.
member of the New England Kennel
Club which sends many dogs to Mr.
Croker to be, fitted for field work.
Tile agitation for a close season for‘
hard and soft clams is going on, and,
it meets the approval. of most of those‘
interested. it is nor proposed to make
the regulation operative in the river.
9h clams are concerned but
to confine ii to the gropnds Outside. ;
The matter will probably come up at "
the annual towh meeting. The. general
vlhmmlng should be
Way 1 and September .
Some fishermen are asking what
they would do for bait if they are for
hidden to dig clams during the close
. The river would furnish all
the bait necessary. Residents of the
town do not. use the clams dug there
for the table, although it is said they
are sold to outsiders to be eaten.
Claillllltél‘fi herebauts do not
they are fit to be eaten, on account of
the sewage which is dumped into the
strearn lrom tile various factories and
Tomlinson is a g
feeling is tha
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 6
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE. .
in Effect July 27. 1908.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YOIRK.
IA. Mr—12:68x,I6:07x,:5
9: 06x. 9:30x, 9:54,
P. M.~—12:61x.I 1:05, 1548!, 2. 611.
s- 61):, 7: 18:, 7: 61x, 9'; 51:: 10:32.
nrdays only. 8: 20.
_A 57—12- 68:, 5. 07:, 5:41:11. s: 64: ‘
P.M.:—12'55x, 2: 44:, 2. 512', 5. 37. L
6:513, 7:001, 7:10x, 7:61:,9:61x.
souru NORWALK to new M
HA A‘NVE.
A. M.:—-—I2 09x. 1: 16:. 1: 57: 6: 17
7: 28, 8: 30, 9. 14x 10:24:, 11310:, 11:4'KI
P. Air-4122081 1:18 ’
i9: 24:. 4. 21, 5: 12. 6:5,“, 6: 68, ’l': 09:17,
9:30. 9:,14x 10:08,11118.
i A M.:-1209*.1:{92 1:57; 7:44
P.M;:—648,1:09x 8.24:.9.42:.
W- 13 "
scum NORWALK to oANsuriv. ;
A is..-—i 16': 6220.9:48.'10:06x
P. M.'--1: ',25 4: 38!. 5:212, 6: 12, 7: 18.
Wooden—9.16.1020“ it. an; 7: 36
_ hssssALh NEWS.
CYIItcrdIyII Stats League fistula. ’ FORT WORTH, Tex" August 29.—
ZAt Hart ora— artford 4 Bridge- Yieldit‘i‘g to it wears vitsit‘ionI cape
t 3 (3‘ PM the): “9mm 7 William J. (sill) life hind; ex‘ Texts
iigeport 1 (‘iiecdnll game) i
[it New Havel—86w Haven 3. Mer rituger more recently famous for it s
idea 2. ‘ pm in the 4nv’estlg'fllorl of the “moor-
At New Britain—Springfield 4 New in: up" of Brmtndv‘ifie, wtil aecmupltny
"up, 1 mg, gm, New 'Bi'itain 4 President Roosevelt. sh hfs huntia :-
bringileld 3 (escolid saute)
Victor-day's Arnerlcsn League Results mitten that Resident Weir
DANsunv 1'0 scum 'lion‘wALK.
swam-77 .,55 7. 25. s 05:18:1510 tux.
P M.:-—-4 16x, 6. 38:, 8: 65.
Silurian—7: 66 a. 111.;
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:--12 001,4
8:0017, 9: 00x. 8:16x,
ll:00x,'11:03, 12:03:!
.‘ 'M.--1:06, 11:27x,' . .
822817, 4. 08x, 4: 16:, 4: 32, 6: 02:5, 6: 08,1
‘5§;25 6:0”; 0:08, 7:10, 620857, 9:0012,‘
lira—ii MW“ 7: so,- trod:
PI. gig-406 5:04, 8:002 7:002
Phé‘ggeiphia 111. Detroit 2 (second is not fixed.
Al Basses...» 2.31. haunt. , . ,um‘wo the.
I699, '
”filWflxgllldwl-b 53112583. was
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D M Read C0.
mom 1w.-
Thc Store closes dell; all five o’clock except Saturdays. L
New Black Dress Goods
All advant‘t shipment ol Blatk Dress Goods brings
tlrrcc styles of spctinl interest to one wishing;r a nice suit.
A west of England Chiffon Broadcloth is a deep rich
black with faint streaks of white ill two ‘st’yics, 54 ilitllcs
wrtlt', at $2. 50. , 0 ,
Another tine fabric is a Prunella Pekin, which is :i Pru-
llclla with a l’ckirr stripe. , It is very lustrous ill finish, spot
proof and comes in two widths. .
50 inches wide for $2.00. 44 inches wide for $1.50.
The third one, Tussah Royal, is of different construc-
tion, being made from the finest of wool and lustrous ino-
hair, so woven as to produce a very beautiful cfl'cct. 44
indies wide, $2. 00. , .‘s
Sale of Lunch Cloths
A special lot of Lunch Cloths in damask and drawn
work 36 and 45 inches squalc, which are offered at reduced
pritcs in order to close them 01lt.Fine line of goods.
750 quality now 50c. .$l.00 qtlailty now 75c.
$l 25 quality new $1.00. $l.50 quality new $1.00.
$3,571 quality now $2.00. $4.50 duality now $3.00.
$5.00 quality now $3.50. $6.00 quality new $4.00.
$7.50 quality now $5.00.
Cluny Lace Pieces.
The special sale still continues of Cluny Doylies, Scarfs
and Center l’icccs. Doylies 6, 9 and 12 inches, Center
i’icccs 20, 2 , 3t} and 45 inches.
Linen Section, loWer floor.
11.
Although the sale of Black and Colored Dress Goods
Remnants has been lively, there Are still some very fine
pieces left, affording an opportunity to get a foil coat, skirt,
suit or dress at nominal prices.
Only a few dozen left or tllOSc solid gold front Collar
Pine. Best offer in jewelry line of the season. Only 250.
«
The D. M._~ReI—ad Co.
worsens-an soled hays mauygdcstswlllbe
looklsg for he renbwel o’f dilan§ thfltei
‘7 ,.
Wash iesses
For Style and Price, at the present time. you call get more
for your money, in the “Readyd‘tti: Weir”
Gartnents. than ever b’e'fore. .
We carry it full line of the Celebrated K-E Boys’ Blouses, I .
acknowledged by their cbiitpetitms to betlle Wild
A. Di ferman 87 Son,
84 stluagton St, South Notwm
Deflitloh to Adrian. Willie 'inl
Worth yesterday, Capt. McDonald $6;
“82?an - “titanium 2 urged hint: to go on' the shrew trip,
Cleveland 0 (first game); Washington t9 the ar-
Melina a (mom came)- and that he had accep d-. ugh
1 New York—New York 1- Chioazo These details will be agreed on during
0 (“’9‘ “'99): ONCBSO 2- N0" Y0?“ a Texas bear hum which the presi-
1 (world '1Wl’) sent his promised to taste this winter.
rangemants are yet lo be perfected.
if“ arDel'Oll} l‘hllfl' This been hunt will be in Hardin Gonn-
“4‘9 if ret, 80019.11 llmlllll’); ty fa Bodth‘west Texas, but the (isle
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