savanna. his as. t...
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Frank Brush, of Priin'itlln street, ls
entertaining his brother, William
Brush, of Montclair, New Jersey
Roland Bradley. of Washington
street has a reofln'g contract In Boston
and Providence.
Joseph W. Gorhain. of the City
Printing Company. Is distributing l.-
000 dosk, rI‘IIcIs about the business
house's of e town.
”with Uta summer In over you
need whdow screens. Prices right.
Phone 310 St. John it Keyser.
.93me9 will sing Ilruckett‘s
“Oh’ Libel. Are Weary,’ at the
("0% service of the South Norwallt
It. church tomorrow which will
be a feature of a brief and popular
service.
in The Norwaiks, last week, there
woge‘el‘even soles of real estate and
mortgages of 82.850.
week in June. 1908. there were sixteen
transfers of property,
of 87,681
—-il\‘ull line Caps. 0' llrien.
Arthur V. Wainwright general
agent of the Susquehanna Light and
Footer Company. came up from New
Eon“. yesterday. and participated in
9 old day of Clinton Coiumandery
Militia Templar. of which he is a
member.
.The first pyrotechnic dxbibltion of
e season at ’Rpton Rolpt under the
d faction of the Connecticut Company.
will be given Tuesday night. There
will undoubtedly be a big crowd on
hind to enjoy it for last year's events
are remembered for their excellence.
’-—-Diplomes mounted and framed.
Howard A. Tilly, 78 Washington St.
Mrs. A. D. Morgan, who has been
attending the Barnes and Philathea
convention returns home today, and
williglve tho Bsracss and Philatheas
I... special message from the conven-
tion at the evening service of the
Sbuth Norwalk Baptist church, tomor-
row.
This afternoon's baseball game at
Amusement Park, it Is expected. will
be all interesting contest. in the team
of the. United states battleship Ne~
breaks. the Norwalks will tackle a
stiff prODOsItion, for these jacklcs are
the champions of the fleet which went
around the world.
—L8h§t in ’80“. lists.
dITaler. lof Dsnbury.‘ will
tahmsrée of the. trimming d art
meat at the Fay-'GOIham but far, cry,
in Monument Monday. This is a
return “$1111 1'. Taylor to his former no
use occupied previous to
some to South Norwslk to assume a
do. sectors. . ,
odlai bargainsin 16. 18. 22 and
13.. $35 and upward. At at.
861162; hereunto“ Place. ..
a sovere. out in his race, has
$199; may gd‘ d‘éifpects to‘ con-
rvi
owl”: 'l‘es 3 vacation durlnk
13 of on week. and as is
and? re (th New Jersey. where he can get9
absolute and complete rest. bfr. Sadt-
-—Eniov‘ your SudliHy dl her at the
Audio. damn, aye éirp Falrileld.
7n pltn‘y‘in ng'. completion. The
eriy abutment has been finished.
the gain new minnows on aorta.
all uses oh «if the? removsh of
ment is a. col edly dairabie one and
1h thbif‘esu ti o yesits' elicits to bring
halibut.
the town the trolley company. and
The to-
annuity“. f, £i§9th§ thg-uiejg hhorhood of
O Brien
be
similar Much at the J. C Wilson &
some hlslhiches. Merino engines. 1*;
'1‘th Rév Sdiilllai“, who has been ill’.
usual on Sunday.
(1m will spend it on the sea.-
ler will be away for a 199th
1101‘ 0 new. M on street bridge Is
:0“ (P‘fll'é’vtéfleil'y 6116 is- about doiie.
WWy- s Mitts; This improve-
Thb edit} to horse Jointly ”by
816. 000.,
' (9 .
and Drug
. 49795
{Nni'i
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For the third 9
and mortgages ‘
n."
II
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Chairs. Rockers and Settees
. ."
surf-nu.
1118 North flint. Street.
60 WALL OTR‘T. PHON‘
PUSH l
And a Business
Merrill
§9219...N9rwalk
J
1
YARD TEL. 46-2.
Made in two sizes of Dhu‘giuflr. the me
last metal and is more ornamental.
"OOH-
We plane on sale this week about 15
regiili‘nly at $1: 25, for-886’. .
These suits are l§i'l‘ou9uiy full.v t9e
monuments are so 01151910 that you i
pleased and pe’rfitctly fitted
To‘ semi. at 94.9991
our. stock of LADIES‘ master
Leu-
own It":
.12.) 1..
: .88.WMHINMON MET. ,. I
a.
Insures Salary, Promotion. Success.
Stamford .
‘~ Jusr RECEIVEDA new LIN! or. .
wanton; Raisia Cali Pumps
~ OXFORDS A-ND PUMBS is him complete.
phouoive Satisfaction
s RYAN
mod} ecoe'ohuesl way to obtain
comfort, during the Summer months.
your Porch or Lawn some of the comfort giving
is to have on
which vie are showing at
yvbudi for till incl lllfi this is
miortsblc than the lid i
we are. showing. 1*
havelpiioetl thesew very reasonable for quick selling.
Erhard Directors and Embslmers.
iiillllilliiilil 9.’
“ inns ll unuui
(Continued twin First Page )
9 forces oi demon rum on the
ting the number of saloons.
One to a Thousand.
in his lettcra ti}:
u only limit shou
at}: every one thousand its
' he declares that the
“-I re which makes the
(Continued
The resignation c
the friends of the clor
heard with incredulous
lets that were circulate
Wt'rc doubly shocked who
for resigned, instead of rel
demand of the iiustocs and
ly deft Illlilfl. himself
Feeling became so rampant 1n
town that on Wednesday evening
iaodgc. No. 39.13‘. A. M lilt‘f In seer
concisve. and expelled from member ; 9 _
ship foucvci the Rev. A. (‘. Furnish. \_‘.
lie is a married man. and has four 9 4
children, and has been in Georgetown ‘ v \S
for the lust three you 5, having been 1‘0 -
formerly located in lllord. Haas ‘w
A Bridgeport Former reporter llllk’ thumb.
ed with Mr. Furnish at his home. in“. “‘00 “ll-h x.”
evening. lie «knitted that it was true vith 11“ due »
that the trustees of the church had “"1 “MW“
tourism!) ("1
reasonable
Q. E. Jackson
Optician ..
Everything in the Optical Line.
. .Eyes Examined Free
“I. NORWALK.
ENERGY 1
our...
“Port Chester
The Freedom and
independence
we gained July the Fourth healed out
woes and Injuries. but we don't heel-
wc repair carriages. neatly,
and at reasonable prices.
lid and best. work guaranteed. A trial
ob will prove our worth.
Luther M. Wright
I9
doom nonwstx, corm.
WAILRs
Tar, Flag. Cement. Gravel, Asphalt. Concrete
Grading, Lawn and Garden Work,
' Road Oiling
RAYMOND BROS
The Hatch 81 Bailey Go
sou-'m NOhtWA‘Lx. dorm.
‘ MILL TEL. «'13.
Lumber and Millka for Everything I
from. a Piggery to a Palace ‘
999- would ofsil particuli‘r’itt‘ehtlon to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
It durable of modern weeds; will out-
wemfldohw recommend. “Lincoln Rdoflng'l- to..." shoalsqmr'
dashing implode a! metal. noes not rust or decay and will last I; ilfetlmw’
N.‘ Splitting Seminar nionthe'vwe will close Saturdays promptly at
Hose I
”esSes
dozen Summer House Dresses. in
light and daik pcroales. mostly neat designs In bla‘clt and white effects sold
wmkmauship is faultless and size
have no. iiouble In. being thoroughly
986 Wasuiuc‘rou‘ other
N0 Btiffef‘. MIME.
AND CHILDREN‘S CANVAS
SOUTH NORWALK
. requested his resignation, and that he
South union. can.
1 Showing were absolutely
quickly)
Best mater-
_ the story died a animal death. 9
SOUTH NORWALK
. nearby where he and his wife have
9 ‘ their parents.
advocates.
would not onl
hill consulted M“) their WM" ile’udd’. measuri- of H
ed that he was un Innocent and much
wound was. mul‘iaid the accuse-
Inns made against him to the gossip-
ing tongues of a country town. He of~
fercd a denial to all charges, stating
that the stories about him and Miss
{also and
declared emphatically that the affair.
was not to be musidorcd as over as
he intended to go to the very bottom
or ”11' matter and defend his name.
Mr. Furnish was of the opinion that
Would Create Inland. 9
Bald out- rcprcscnttiil
about the present slit
Board, as I understand It. . :-
meaning man but utterly III
instead of securing support
proposed reforms, he would (II
ate Intense antagonism, and so
big could be done.
the feeling shown by the trustees in Ideas Have Injured Rather The
mounting his resignation was not Helped.
typical of his whole congregation, for "The positions taken by Dr. Board
he firmly believes that there are many
of his parishioners who wish him to
remain in Georgetown. and who will
stand In his defence.
When asked what plans he had
made for the fiItnro, he said that ho
had made none. but would stay in
ficorgctoun Iudcflulluly. Wh cvcr sc-
tion the con Icgatiou as a w olc may
take the pan or will in no way be. an-
swerable to any canned body of the
Congregational. church. because .the
Gilbert Memorial chapel Is an inde'
pendently endowed institution and not
subordinate to any. governing body. III
regard to his expulsion from Ark
lodge. l“. A. M“ Mr. Fnrliish, although
admitting that. he had been expelled.
said that he did not care to dlucufie'
this matter. as the meeting. at which
he. was mpreacnt was of a secret no
1qu and that he was not permitted
to discuss an) “action t there. \
.Th‘enepnntln was unable to talk to
the ammonium but had been
settled. on theatrical)» m few too-
mcuts. .whun. Mu. h‘tn'bleh‘ came out
with the apparent situation of hearing
“hilt transpired. An oldcily woman.
who was his 1 the Furblsh home.
cam to the dim, so
have brought IIIIII up on the wrong
side of about everything, and instead
of his accomplishing anything in the
Way of reform. he hns only aggravated
people and injured rather than helped,
us III tho, Bridgeport city court fight.
and other Instances that might be
mentioned. Mr. Heard evidently goes
on the principle that It In better to go
without bread than in get half a lost,
or oven n crumb.
Port of Loaf Better than None.
".On the other hand, there are many
persons who believe that reforms are
more lasting when they create but
little. disturbance, and that it is bot-
tcr to got u l-lllt't' of reform bread at
it time. rather than to insist on .11
whole and getting nothing. or. when
you. do get the whole9 find it only a
stone."
'Ihls sci-Ins to hf llit.‘ pi'walllng
opinion of the men who stand for
practical relur,III who have brought
Connecticut into u very stiong posi-
tion on liquor laws. in many cases
years ahead of those states in the west
that are now only just enjoying local
option. 9
New Law Would Accomplish Much.
it Is hold in regard to theproposod
law. which has already boon explained
in a special dispatch, that if it goes
through it would accomplish two
.Ihings. both without arousing that an»
tagonlsm which in so often a setth
to be in hear
lug ti stance. d link 'if some broth-
erly love might not be shown to the.
minister by suppressing any publicity
in connection with the affair. to which
Mrs. I-‘urhlsh added a plea. and von‘
lined the suggestion th t the retorttr to real reform
l t l 9 .
m 'h amply stain, ML rhish r In. thedlrst pinto the law guarau‘
had resigned his pastorate. '
.Iohn Ferris. a prominent member of he. that there will}? no increase in
Ark lodge. was seen by the mportor.
but declined to discuss the expulsion.
saying that." was a lodge matter, and
was to be treated as such. Mr. Ferris
considered It a very and affair all
1413‘
smitten-it's Pil. . '
through, particularly so when the two ”flag-.1”! 9' M
families were taken Into considera- f “m“... 1'
“Oil. _m I 4; lat“
According to Mr Floyd B. lionton n .' nus-11.13.692.131” dim.
“funeral director the affair is the talk ’ SOlDflDRUfifils‘fsm '
ofthc town. and is'has been common I
talk in the town that a similar oc-
casion for comment. in which. it is al-
leged. the some principals were con-
corned about a your nan. At that
time the story may have had an origin
in malice as it was first circulated
when the pastor ariestod several how
301 the town for breaking Into his
church and ringing the hell on the
Fourth of Jul y.
‘ it is said that themlnluter and Miss
Stocking were-discovered then in a
ipew of the church. at which time they
were the sole occupants of the church.
it is understood that there was an
agreement that I; the minister would
depart before Angst 1 the matter
would be dropped ut he was able to
successfully combat the charges and
~LONG lSLAND SOUND
Shi’ite and islands
THE NEW VENICE
At SOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
Plots For Sale
. Most beautifully located Summer
and all year round
Cottage and Residence can
.Send for Booklet and detailed
particulars
LANGW‘EVM' ISLANDS. C0,
N,9Y.”.9'Ofilc‘s: 195‘ West 3411i 31.
The alleged conduct with which the 9 >..‘
:mlnisior Is now charged Is that hoi ‘1'
and Miss stocking were seen in. the ;.
:ncighborhood of an outlwuse at the
ireni of the thuicb on last Sunday v
jeveninx. 'Isltor Perry and anotherl
young mail claimed to have seen the,
gcouplo. and Perry told the story to
Chester Mills, who has, nephew of l
’Burt Mills the stepfather of Mlssl
Stocking. The sympathy of the town
folks is with 111th Stocidlig. whose
mind has been undound slice an ill-
‘ness aused by «love affair in her
your: days. She is now 3 wanna ori—
about 30 years of age and lives in}
Ithe centre of the village with her mo--9
ther and stepfather, Burt Mills. Mr.
.,Mllls who isa aptitude and forced to
.use crutches did not desire to discuss _9
the matter for the. reason he said.
that It was out of his hands.
The chief support of the quaint little ..
:v in one of Georgetown, which lies 5
about half way between South Nor- country, shd"tlt‘er,e ll oh eds-on
MIR and Dehbury.‘ ll the his: WEI'B “flfiuhhr “ME I‘ w," ”"99"“. to
wills of the (illliortaitd'iicnnott Manu- . ‘ . W b ‘
fasturlMGanlny. it was initiation ‘ m“ ' °°"“'°"" ’ ”lately.
of Mr. Gilbert that. the Gilbert Mem- unit can therelowsieepshe quail .
(new nurtures” my“ w... ,.. .9... .-. .
a no re was it s we eIi- u
dowed. and provides an assured salary . thlt 1' u '9'“ ‘9'. the‘
cum lyelll' to saunter. This. pa. ”1"“ Profile “’1" '°" 25° A
sltipn Mr. Furnish has held for three , MM}? ’9“ 0|“ “PM,“ PPM '*
Mtbntltdutsasoorsdeflerthst
your» and 11th “comfortable .
”Mat gadget“ on W amour
25° blend costs in other stores.
The Union Pacific
Tea 60..
.. ("111.de
}~ ;.
,.
CflllE
1W
'l w.
186153
Silt Our 15c Slant}. Keeps
to tilt Tore.
it has been the eteridard at
the price fer-yours all over this
Lew. _.
dwelt In happiness until now. Mr.
lFurhish is slight of build. out being - 9
feet tall.. .Hls hair and closely .
msdmu’stscha are black. animus
in com“:
urethr- .-
@16th Vitrified and 6183; .
icon i‘ag'utl. Th e ucliil on, of whom th‘
eld‘osti is’ not yet ramped arena
the remit tlihuiuit chm. Th were i 9
healthy} I" 9’9"“ 3.. 99 .91“ m... . 9mm the sums
enpnrfiidtti their on hitst s’ gloom oft
126 Washiafouv M
onerous-9!" . 4W3
rash Dummi-
. roommate. .
CASTORIA‘
cos: of elimination until that hdgurc isBM
‘T~.9
n of our new depart-
Nut Vie have arranged six
els for this day.
CHILDREN'S
Ncntly trimmed ._
9 No. 3. 9
$3.25 MOHAIR SUl‘I ! ,
Good quality Mohair
trluuned. Blue and Bid ’7 1
32 to 42. This day.
[90.4.1 "
25c wuss winch. 18c.
Learn to swim on a «pair of
these W.lngs Saturday We pr.
No. 5.
SATHING CAPS. 146.
We. will offer for this day an
extra lino Bathing Cap for.14c
No. e.
25: BATH TOWELS. 19:.
Extra large and Item The
kish Towels. for Saturday,
Instead of 25c .. .......... 19c
a
Worth up to 81.00.
Just 300 Belts in this lot, not
one, worth less than 25c;
others worth 50c. 750 and
$1.00. Take your plcquat-
, urday for ..,.. ......... 19s
81.00 BARRETTES, 59o EACH.
We will place on sale Satur-
day 100 Burrottcs, hand
carved. 3 different sites; a
guaranteed catch with each
Barrette that‘s worth
something: never sold less
than $1. Snturday...59e Inch
SHORT AND LONG. SLEEVE
WAISTS, 98o.
9f» 31“" "t, Vlimuup‘ N .9”. ”I , r; ..
“M100 'Wslstm id ‘t'hmliot ! a
“ ’ and ali'sizes. They do on.»
saie'Saturday '. ...... .Dso
§the number of saloons. 0n the'con-
‘lrary..it...opans the way for a steady
decrease. ’for many years to come.
elm; Lever for Enforcement. 9
in the second place the new statute
obseivanco of the liquor laws. it will
.in’ o tend to Improve. the methods of
hing moons. and as. in will also».
1y present that, reckless compels.
ition which has. Invited Iawbreaklng.
’-Its whole purpose would be towards a
.betherment of existing conditions.
:Mlfirity Against w.lplnu.0u.t.8sloom
This View of the situation does not.
suit the rabid thibitionst. HID.
9plsn is to wipe out the saloon entire”:
But the maiorlity at diameters of the
state are strongly cementum such
aides and so they maintain the lone!
option law. This legsllnes: liquor sell-
tiug, and. as the reasonable support”;
aers of restrictive legislation, any.”
Jung “Abe state. of..COline.('-tlcut' le.
ggallzes rum selling. Juli.- sn long is it
the duty-.01 reasonable beings. to Is-
bar to bring about the host cohdltlous
for selling tinder tin. Iahi . .
. summers Rbforyu.
_ The most thoughtful observers or
legislation [relieve the the proposed
bill will be. a my. s on forward hr
the matter of reform. The law will
limit. the number of. saloons to one for
every tire hundred persons by the pro
reached. Fol the present here stem
about-- 800 silicon In the s is thin
this figure would admit that is on
the population of 1900. This figure will
be somewhat reduced by the census
of 910‘ 22mm dwelt has been the Toy
of t ty commissioners 3.1 ml
the stat; to keep down the horrific,
«all saloons as much as possible and
. e
.thsn'ltmpo Was twenty ycs'rs ago.
recess of Eliminsllon.
But the law proposes to assist in
Inducing the ration by t 9 process at
elimination. And the snoop keeper
will assist. In this. elimination unless
jlie obeys the law. If heiis convicted of
violating the law. that. settles his 9- '
“Ml" He cannot not It renewed.
some hing liitc twelveper oqn
tgn‘soeét South um
Served Tonichtmmiillbcw“
Suits at 1-2 Pride
bought at a great
he placed on sale. a
' half rice.
’ confogtnded with the flimsy. cere-
offered at
193: FOR SAMPLE WASH '
BELTS.
.3 116%
Twin be a strong lever in invoi- of due 9
reporti‘d n is roaiiy much less ‘
Sample 2 Piece
Ll he and Rel).
net) sacrifice. Wm
t exactly “‘9'
not to
in Linen.
They are
ndc srments elsewhere
lessl) m inch high prices.
hey urea absolutely unmatched ‘1
nos. handsomely trimmed and . ,
v' made. . .
‘R 5.5 RANGE EROM $3.88
“.88.
#iMalug up to ’14-
#W
35c Side; “3L: STOCKINGS.
gs; PAIR. . _._,.. f
Guarantees {9 be absolutely
fast and “stole”? do not
crock before or after wash-
ing: never sold less than”
3for $1. 00. Saturday. 25: pix. ~'
iii." k. iirowu and Colors ‘7
15c Silk finish Stetliliuzs l
5
50¢: LApE' QUILT-A9;
Again this Saturda 2011 in go 9 -
Lace Collars go on sale at 29c. '
instead of 501‘.
s...
19c KIMONOS. 10c EACH..
300 Short Lawn Klrnonos.- .
Saturday at 0c
Limit 2. _ 9: 9 ,
25c maddenizeo‘portm, to‘c‘
, vane
nu...
An extra fine quality of- Pot»
lln, now In great demand.
all colors; Instead of 251:
yard ............... .....,.18c “
$1. 00 FOWNE'S SILK GLOVES
. 7 , . .
49'19! 11’s Fownee that’s up:
noed to know.
t”. instead of $1: 00
x—
iforI‘n or the eliminating probes. w Ii
henulte- rapid, and the nunheu- 889 W
lductlons each year will be amounts
nintil the Istion of one to five hundreds
‘is reached.
Oboe Not Seriously Dist'ufii 399991119683. .
A‘nd‘mo‘the Ia‘w mammogram-r:
lured. reform. while itdoee not 99
linusly disturb business; «11$.th
destiny. 9st. one blow- thousand
dollars of invested fund 5. ;
Any attempt to pails flair 9 9
the realm one to onsvthounndt.’ "
meet with sure defeat in. WM: .
even if it got through the ‘ ' d 9
no one but a dreamer Im ‘ '
the people would care enougir‘lho "
it. to change things at the nut-ethos .
tiou 0n the contrary. if the fight was
.on those lines. the chances. are
the the next general assembly ii'ohltl
he efien more strongly opposed to such
a proposition. or to a bill ass-ileum
tony as the proposed law, so that
redlnsl action. would dofeatitsaims.
This Is the view of the sltu'stl 99
en by all reasonable friend’s- -o
structivs legislation. - '
M a s' ”It
uni.
persistent- coughs that ”2188 Swath!
totother meat: 3 150.11%“an
with untriedtreine ids 9‘? d
suit In you}; ccil indignity
lil'
iu'tigls Brinks Phai‘insey odor?”
\
Ids that ban on washes
station and egéloii lho
tihf'i. Fbley's oney rs Tfi' cities
MW;
Situations Litre».
Below! is s llst or letters; Ml
uncalled for at the following post u
can for the current week. ~ '
-. 83d“! «amok? "
Antonino [hudrdni
Mrs. AI 0.131011
Andrei altos
Miss bo‘rott‘s
Thou. R. Manners.
Mrs. .Addln (LMIIIII.
Miss. Gertrude. iilaitu ,. .
Cocaine Mulls”:
danish.- m Stevens. ..
Mrs. Maggie Sullivan.
98. Varied.
chutes St.
.‘ssloon keepers got Into rou it 01:98:!
9",ycar there will hat/e to a big re-
.~. my“...
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