LIGGE'II‘T’S A SAQ‘URDAY CANDY \l. 290 A POUND Ways the same em Quality and u it every week. I. PiiARtlllcv. ab Company track fore in making re ire to the switch in it fth street. The Pastime 0r hcstra, Charles Levy, leader went t Broad River, last night, and play for a barn dance. it is-expected that yster opening at the Radel plant on t eiWashiugton street bridge will start p again very soon. , Peter O'Hara, the Ea Norwalk sue ioon propl leto1. who has been branch- ing out. to the extent of opening up 1111- other place in Day street,’ South Nor- A BIG DRbIP iN PRICES is Usually Accompanied by a ' Falling Oil in Value. The prices we ask for our Grocellt s reprehent the honest value of the best the grocery market affords Paying less than we ask is getting quantity at the expense of quality. Macon Jars. qts. ........ 65c 00:. Mason Jars, pts. ........... . 55c 00:. 18 lbs. Sugar .................. $1.00 Our Deliclom Coffee for one week only, our 30: grade for ........ 25c R9...._..bert JoseIOVSky 8t 00., 21 FIRST 8T.. EAST NORWALK. last night. James Allaeltnnn is laid up at hit home iil Filsi street by an attack at neuralgia ill his head Mr. Augelmau is confined to his bed Ernest Youngs, who is enjoying r vacation fronrhis duties at J. Wallace Marvin's coal office, is spending most of his time in New York. John W. Mains, of South Osborn avenue. has decided to break up house keeping. now that Mrs. Mains has passed away, and will board. ' Richard Dunning. son of J. Irving Dunning. went to New York, this . morning, to become a cadet on the Alnelcan Line steamship St. Paul. When East Not-walk starts it enm- paign for the town beautiful, one of tho first things to receive attention will undoubtedly be the hill boards. Miss Ella Blydcnburgh will resume her duties as cashier and bookkeeper at the Crescent Laundry, in Seaview avenue tomorrow alter a two weeks’ vacation. Frederilk Graham. of Graham, Moore and Company, Boston bond dealers. is a guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Seymour, of Rowan street. Frank W. Roberts and C. Buck Du- Bois left this morning for Green's res‘ orvoir, to spend the day fishing for bass. The trip was made in Mr. Du- Bois' machine. The semi-annual election of the Phil- llthvn Class will be held this evening at the East Avenue Methodist cllllrch. Other important business will also come up at. this time. Miss Bertha Conltlln, of Third street, who has suffered so schreiy from paralysis of late. is now getting along nicely, lunch to the satisfaction of her illlilly friends. A bright little daughter was borll during the night to Captain and Mrs. Howard 1.. Lowndcs, of Seavicw avcnc. Mother and child were. reported this morning as doing nicely. Mrs. Charles 11‘. Dow and child, who have been guests of the fol'lncr‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. lilt- dolph, of Cove avenue, will return home to Boston tomorrow. Announcement is made of the .1111- gagelnt-nt of Jacob Youl-diskl and 11; Brooklyn young lady. Mr. Yollrtllskl is now receiving the congratulations of his many friends over the event. , interest is by no means sllbslding in East Norwalk on the subject of a how Washington street bridge. nor is it likely to, for it is the. greatest. civic hope of the people in this section of walk, an his formal openinnAIthare . the m that the chain; 01‘s on”... A . bridge will not be a minute longer . than absolutely liooeesary in coining. ,I, $6,153: 11$qu etiI, e itbeifii gander rto take ”or i' pfiiegw Iflm slit 8 and for the use l1 JWn horse. Homer Hathaway, who is located lga responsible position with a blgA Boston financial conceln is spending his annual vacation with his parents. \ir. and Mrs. A.‘F. Hathaway, oi Mry- tie avenue. ‘ ' The members or the Dory Social Club are planning to milks another pil- srihuge to Long island. Sunday. They will go over to Enton‘s Neck weather permittin and play their friends over .hele at useball sushi. . . , The monthly business business meet. ing of Mayflowet Hook and Laddel Company will be held Monday even- ing, at the quarters of'the company. ill anl Zandt street. it is quite like ly that full plans will be talked up at that, time. After the weekly prayer service at the Advent Christian church. last evening. led by the pastor, Rev. Lester F‘. Reynolds, arrangements were made for conducting the Mission Study class during the coating wall and win ter. Mllcll interest is being taken. 1 The. engagement. of Miss Jessie Eve— lyn Morgan, daughter of Mr. and MP9,. .lohll S. Morgan. of East Norwnlk, to William H. Monltt, of East Norwaik. has been announced. The wedding. which will be a very quiet one. will take place September 161b, 1908, at tile home or the. bride. Willinln Tobey caught some baud- sonle specimens of oyster set, yester- day. and placed it on exhibition at the Hafncr store on the Washington street bridge. Mr. Tobey is not telling just. Weill-re he found the specimen in ques- tion, but it is understood that it is from the local harbor. The Young People's Society of the SWedlsll Lutheran church holds a meeting tonight, in illandall’s Hill], East Norwalk, corner Van Zandt and Osborn avenues. Meeting begins at it p. in. A good program will he ren- dered. l‘tcfrcshnlenta served. No ad~ inittnnto, iIOL' All Welcome. Till-1e will he a htmaecleanllnz. at .- 49 Fort St.I Phone 0 do there in mi: 1 swat! 11‘ move the (It! during Out, . Messrs. ii] that date. Rown ytoil, New York. per peck, - 319- 3. ,row quantum.” I of the congre- that home in New Haven, II. 9439!} o e 111111 “I of the all 118's, in order that everythiip and clean for the Sun Residents along S making strong1 limit 1i! 'nlanner in who i e in oy tracks t are being filled in after the rebuild tends to on or the United States navy. ing, by Foreman The residents that Ih‘tiuid be filled in "attend or with dirt, in form with the rest .of the l'.oadbed Great progress‘ Rn thc‘movnlg‘ ort , liam Cousweli pa iiam Earle. The st 11 tllre Was moved the train wreck at Stevensons Mrs 111 opposite Ml. . a new, location Dauchey was surprised to learn that L nch and hi 9 entilo distance. arie's resilience 111,, 8000911)“!!! W”:- ‘4 ”WW "Wk“ the hospital a short time previously, it“ t0 be blocked and the wires melt- and was supposed to be on his way assengers Were home, out of the wflygi 0.4 There is duster a about 1111 point. up: a 0 our ylew or several apparel: ards 1:1 front of Mi, b t evera of the trees a on the former the cannot. reach th i _ location or the house are being taken egg: 8 seat 0' the d ' mrle' I midonee Special for Saturday Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar, - - J. Kohn 81 (3.0., Formerly M. EPSTEIN. Earl} Norwalk. KlaIIion street» have IrotlIIlIM'I'I ' Captain Harry ‘Hollins, of Forty-See and street is laying, a drain on his place, and is also making other imv in “MI provemeuts. Charles ii. Oakes accompanied his tag: son. Frederick Oakes, to Brooklyn, yesterday morning. where the son in- Ml‘. Oakes will enter the electrical a mop. department. , ‘ necks crushed stone. order to 00'1' A‘s yet, Morrison Dauchey has not returned to his home in Rowayton sve- one. The boy's mother. Mrs. Alien Dauchey, went to Dallbury. yl'esterday, ‘NNO “Si-ONE? and visited the hospital there in quest .(m which WW of him the mornin a . havi ed item “(11- ' g p IIIIIII "g stawd that he was seriously hurt in Morrison had been discharged from ATARRH CANNOT BE GURID ' wi h LOCAL APPLICATIONS, all Catarrh il a blood or constitu- tionul disease. and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. -Many ills come from impure blood. Hall Cam”, C r 1 k t 1 Can’t have pure blood wall faulty di ' “ e s t“ e“ m "n“ " aestion, lazy liver an Kala. Burdock 13°21“ d it d can stomach. w, s an ver an scribed b one it Ourifles the blood. ,. , ' 3’ ° 11" ”m “mam MW aowu'ron. Charles and Percy Mead the mucous surfaces. have laid up their sloop yacht “Elsa," combination of the two ingredients is for the winter. A meeting of the. officers and Board in caring Catarrh. Send ‘0' “5W!” of Directors of the Delphian Atheltic ialsf Association will be held tonight. ’ Roton Point will close Sept. 28. Un- . summer schedule will remain unchanged. Charles ii. Golder. of Rowayion ave- nue remains about the same at his home after ills retest. paralytic stroke Mrs. (‘eol e Scott. and Miss J9 i Scott haIve lI-Ieturned to their 1101112913: entertaining relatives front New York. otter a visit in northern ' and acts directly on the blond Ind ggish but mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine It was pre- in this country (or years and is a regu~ lar prescription. it is composed oi the best tonies known, combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on The perfect what produces such wonderful reiults FI. J. CHENEY fi (30.. P139313" Sold by Druggists. price 75c. . I I Take Halls Family Pills for consfln patlon. BARIEN AND NOROTON Mrs. R. ii. Weaver. of Noroton, is Miss Mary Coburn, of 'i'remont. is the guest of Mrs. George Clock, Maple I Mr. and LIPS. George F. Northrop avenue_ and daughter Mabel, who have been the guests of Mrs. Willis-ml“. Jennings Miss Stella 'Austen gives a farewell party to one of the autumn brides Saturday. Sept. 12. , Charles Freudenthai and son Frank visited Mr. Freudenthal's mother, in Westport, Labor Day. Mrs. Andrew Nash is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melchouse and ;$1I. 00 daughter. Miss Helen, returned irom‘ Lake Kltehewan, this week. her home in Noroton. last week, after a summer in Amsden, Vt. Miss Edith Sillimnn spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. A. C, Stillman, coming froth Greenwich. Miss Stillman will leave soon for Pennsylvania. 1 .21.... Ilhe both: a 5.1.1.... 0c Mrs. O'Los who has recently return- I lld l-illnlew. ed from Central America. Miss Mabel Andrews, returned to- Miss Nellie Leonard of Norotoa. went Monday with Mr. ill Ballard. at the Outside inn, Beott'ls (love. Mr. Kluck and daaxlltor. at iiieIIW York, who have spent the summer at the Bates homestead, Brookside ave- nue. will remain until October. ”lilo 1.11 fig camp 6! New York boys, whose tents on the notch river banks and lire. JOY. place: I'Mill 'Ha‘fln m ed from Lake Kiwhowan to : ii at ljoinod by Miss Lida rite. 1e W: have been afamiiia'r light all summer, ‘ I I .left for home on Saturday. Charles H. Ssely, of. Wes Burn. the present Metropolitan golf champion. has entered the national tournament I" be played at Garden City next week Many of the teachers of Dorian and IR “Milton and vicinity are returning to their posts of duty this Week. Ii aII J 6. note Scott retumd to her West. vs 11 school; Miss Hattie Darrow to the Stratford school; OII'FicI lIo sown? Itltd int ‘ AVII NUI. seamen, court, 0 Pi an ”com tuition to order-I relight: Miss Ruth Ballard . . 113.1an her first term at the Center "“9“ Na- ”1,. 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