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”BISTIIIIIA
III. «va “IMI'. in '~ on.
‘Mr'. (launch and futility. of Kcyser
place have gone on a visiting trip out
of town.
'l‘hc barge mornln
Raymond Brothers' Bock with a car-
go of soft coal. '
II. 1). Perry. of Danbury,
of Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell,
Washington street.
is a guest
of
llarr3 t},amblc of Springfield, Macs,
is tr guest of his uhclc and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Gamble, of Seaview
avenue.
.1. it. li'ilontmedleu and faintly ar'o;
rived safely in town last evening front
their long Island vacation trip, corri-
Illg back via New York City.
The regular Saturday night dance
will be field tomorrow night at the
(‘ouutry Club. Speidel's orchestra. of
lirldgeport, will furnish the music.
Letter Carrier Jesse 0. Seaman, who
tune street. East
covered sufficiently to resume his du
ties.
Plaster casts of Indians and such
figures are popular along the Wash-
ington street bridge these (lays.
render of art.
The South Norwalk steamboat dotk
was filled wltlt people this morning
Ilrllttllrnton on her
at‘I‘tiSs the Sound.
send-weekly
Work Is procressintz on the install ;
ing of the two big new boilers in the
plalrt of the Fibre Products Company‘
itr Keyser place. it is expected that
the job will require about another
weck. '
A delegation of the members of
the l-‘pwotth I.!eatttrt will no ovAer to
'l‘he l‘atrolnran's Wife—lions yortr
husband eat fruit lrr the morning?
i The ltountlsman's \t'lt'e~ No: he's
only on duty In the evening—Non-
?crs Statesman.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits June 29, 1909,
83.707.107.48
George M. Holmes, Frost.
Win. A. Curtis, Vlce-Prest.
Fred'kIA. IEiis. Sorry 6. Trans.
Wall Papers
[IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery,
,. Glassware and Housefur-
nishtng Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
~Square White Fruit .lars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
l‘nintcrs' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint, 01.25 gallon.
"g‘l’ainting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
37 wssmnarorv eraser.
sour» sonwrtuc.
sir. cow.
Daily Line to N. Y.
M For Freight Only 9
0s and after Tuesday. January 'I.
imhgmfit/ Provim will
York, (tool
f DOV'BI' street),In every day. (broom
and”). lot i n ht received
‘ «3'4, mg as smut
N “do 335?? o p. in.
Norws'llt Steamboat Co. '
AnaiLng J. Comb, c.'c. Hogaman.
Losses. .
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Q‘s.
Chant
' . “pair-é:
us".
Brinks” lion stress.
'I flitsotsro seam
IQIVG‘
'I‘he Mnryrille ‘llt-ptrlrlltAttIt”
to work their way through not to dt
so.
study. Her farm is
Grove. and she is there with her moth-
.loltn Macy.
tr llower,
be awaited with much interest.
Definition of Chiropractic
back.
limbs.
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism,
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Tratmsnts Given Also.
ntlvlses
young men in college who don't have
This is one klrtd of advice a col-
lege student would he likely to follow,
»3 Missouri Notes in Kansas (‘lly Star.
Helen Keller at her Maine home is
said to be writing a hook on nature
culled Linden
er trntl lifelong friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Though she cart not see
she knows its much about It
as those who can. and her book will
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause or the disease and the art of ad-
Justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twrst. or sprain in the
Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
rater life in the different organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Die
cases are given special attention; also ‘
Curvature of the Spine. You will BRIDGE PHARMACY
never regret giving Chiropractls s
94 WASHINGTON ST. 86. NORWALK
South Norw alk this evening rrnd board
a Il‘i'lIIt Iv car and Irrake the trip to (‘ out
1-0 Heat-h with the members of the oth
er brancehs of the Norwalk group of
) Bpwortb Leagues.
The Ellswortl} Oyster Company,
whose business it this vicinity is in
charge of Captain Fred Anderson, is
now errcaged In running seed oysters
to (.reenport Inng sland. Tho com
pany has been open as in New Yurk
for a number of days and has found
quite a market.
Mrs. Max Messmer, who with her
husband Is about to more front Yotit
street, South Norwalk. to East Wash-
ington. would like to get hold of a
_ thief wiro ranged about her flower gar
den Wednesday night. Yesterday
morning she found that the thief had
taken his pick‘ Little truce was left
.. fl. ”as
Star arrived at '
has been laid tip at his bottle in C0"i
Norwalk, has 113-!
awaiting the arrival of the steamer,
iripl
ehlad i6 ‘3:th 15m idstitiilés'tion
rthe culprit;
tar and well known I9tter carriers,
spending a tow “is" ion on Lou's
island and his this side of
the Sound have been :sceivln'z souven-
ir post cards from him. Durln his
absence his route is both; Iookeld
ter by George H. Hunter.
The attendance at the weekly pray-
er service at the East avenue Maths;
i dist Church last eve‘nin' was lar e and
like meeting Willi an e thti'sla‘s one.
Howard W. Benedict, the divinity stu-
dent was the leader'. The t'bpic was
“Be Stron’ Darin the arse IIInx.
Jerome Sni th renders a vocal 300
i The New York Gldtlls fell down to
the [dashing Pirate: yesterday.
rhea reorsths. s lithev‘ewas 'oo‘n-
sidsra lo sadness on this side of the
Washington street- bridge. The pre
'sent series is an even break. each side
having won two games. This after-
12099 the Giants play the Chicago
. ‘u s.
IA). E. (:orham is at work on the corr-
tract or painting the Franklin School
buildin in Song) Norwalk. There
are ital a dozen painters at work the
job being in charge of Sidney 8 bay-
ton. of Winfield street. The present
Job is for the painting of the ester-
ior only and it will be completed by
the time the fall term opens
BicycLe
sldewal
erldln; on the East Norwalk
s has been you much less
This.sincc the late crusade against the
is all due to the visit of an ltineranti
practice by people who were of the
opinion that sidewalks are intended
for podcstrla at. There has, however.
been some d regard even recently of
ltlr statute pertaining to the subject
arid somebody may be surprised by be-
ing stopped by an ofllcer.
George W. Wilshbtirn. the artist. re-
sumed the painting of the big sign on
the Martin coal sheds yesterday, after
an enforced vacation of two or three
days on acount pflfils tall. Mr Wash
burn hash had aI to her of wry narrow
escapes froth p Ions injury and this
time his they s r seemed to be on a
vasstion. Tus' far the indications are
that the gash In his head will corrtln
no to heal niggly: ‘
The Ollogowalls Club as an organi-
zntldn seems to hate been broken up.
This Is the opinion of a member who
b'siohged for a 10's; time had Was pro
mlnent in tile various parties which
were run off from time. to time a year
or so ago. First the club‘s clubhouse
on Seavlew a. cone meadows went to
rack and rd n being finally bought
for a song ind carted to a farm anti
now there dots not seem to be anv
thing Rift.
A few days ago the general pub-
lic could have a little sympathy for
the Call Pasture campers but for the
past two or three days, the worm has
turned \csterda3 it was the duty
of the campers to hing large chunks
of sympathy for the general public
which has been sweltering in dog day
weather. This morning the humiditv
was a mtrch lessor fut tor than yester-
day, the air having by; cleared b3 8
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times. . . a
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolls
Come in and wait. for
\
MINI".
|' car.
J. PARKER. Mani'hr.
NEW” no
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub bread for the house and
the who for the lawn are good.
. but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away. but
to make the house. the horns.
stables and {gangs right they
should be treshenod up with
:slnt.
We have everything for the
painting—linseed Oil. tarps"
brushes and
Atlantic Pore White Lead
“rt-ii: muons . ..
‘ DUTCH sov Pittman sdANp
We citn 315de M ,WIIII“
head's purlt'r.‘ -
See us about-your; painting.
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sitar sodium.
KeenKutter
. Shears
and Scissors
Table Knives and Forks and
Pocket Knives '
F. A. MITCHELL
COR. WALL'IHD HIGH 8T3}. _.
NORWALK. CONN.
:L 3 ‘
‘\
tutti llilSP.
donsrsl Agent.
some E. brass Sign.
45 valet. or. aoawstk.
Real Esme and
Insurance
We! hsvawsevsv"! dhoitisd Iilrgdlns
to Income producin'g' property that
most inorssss In. vslus with tbs rspld
t
itIt'E hibii‘d‘sb” iv '
F. E.‘L0ckwood
. ha 9 been remr ever since "-—i\
{It Company
39 Wall Street
or charge.
Your coupon properly dried '
out lets you it Spark Plug frso
: . alladi‘k’iiriifi'iih.
nice breeze during the night.
been Sherwood was r'ecelving the
sympathy of his friends this nthrt't
lug. Lean hat; becn attached to the
town farm for some time btrt he does
not cure to spend all his little there.
in consequence, he has been utilising
a little shed that was located at the
rear of the Lees building on the Wash-
ington street bridge. Yesterday this
shed was torn down and Lean has had
to shift for new quarters. This morn-
ing he was seen sitting on a curb stone
meditating.
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--"‘l suffered habitually from consti
patlon Doan's Regulets relieved and
strgpgthened bowels. use that in?
Da is, grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tcx.
llillill'lili.
”
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schrclner. of
Brooklyn». are the guests of friends on
Belle Island.
Mr. and Mrs. G. .0. J. Lamphere. of
. Hartford, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I). P. Wicks.
Miss Ellsabeth'leble. of R'owayton
avenue. returned home last blight front
Echo Lake, QQYY'JEIEX: . ’
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Miss Bertha Baird, of Bethel. is a
guest at the home of Mr .and Mrs. W.
S. Sturtcvant, at Belle Island.
Thomas Cooper. a musical director
in New York; with his wite 9nd child‘
is spending a few days at the Roton
, Point hot9l.
. some. Cdmtiipddre .Cli'aries B.
Keelers yacht Deha'nCe is on the ways
5 in the Row-stop tumor. setting an!
overhauling. The Denahce belongs to
the Norwaik YIa'oht. Cltib fleet
W .
Another dance will be. given at that
Norwalk Yadht...Club.nuarters this
evening by the Belle Island Improve-
ment Assob’latipn. ' iMnsic will be fur-
nished by Sp9id9i's orch9strn
has secured a position as overseer in
one of Nov! Yorlt’l leden 3:39.90“
and his Japanese ball at
Point is being lookedI ”gingham
- .4; .. m.
Sonnenburg.
sear roe admission.
We want you to try Ressll. Orderllas at”
sires. toe. and 159.
m
Edwin L Hanf'ord, one of the popu-'
af~ I
M 3
Emil s'onn‘é'nbtr'rd. 01' 3010“ Pdint.
our risk. We R
will do yoti so low
\tour mono mt If they
fsll toss ”'1'“! mil stlonr.
They us also its c'ss y. 0 not
gripe or purge: ldssi for children. Two
’-
lash years.
I note
gang?” 19d of" s
poison.
‘flrwWIO'J
K ttSiI
«A'rI\ "1i“!Y0
of ' Mi"
3
lterlla. :2}: '1'". “M “a” m
ultra sits. tI'I' W “if!
illilEll in hunt.
Mrs. John Oldrln visited Norwalk.
Monday.
Percy Oldrln has returned from his
visit at Milton Point. Rye.
Edward Meyers. of Cdllfornla, has"
been visiting Darien friends.
Mrs. Betsy Ann 89er is visiting
her mother at Talmadge Hill.
Mrs. Amanda Combs It: entertaite
log Miss Herbert, of Hartford.
Mrs. Leftoy Monroe and daughier.
Miss Lucy. have been visiting in
Route, N. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Hlndlcy visited héi‘
daughter. Mrs. Tolles, of NorwriJlt.
Wednesday.
Rev. H. S. Brown entertained his
Sunday school class at Roton Point.
Wednesday.
lmRoy Monroe is travelling in the
interest of the Starr confectionery
of Norwalk.
Mrs. Body. of Stamford. is spending
a few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Amanda Combs, Darien
Mr. Knobel of Cedar street has re-
covered from his recent illness and is
able to attend to business
Miss Lucretia Cullen and Miss
Helen Waterbury spent Wednesday
aftemoon at Pear Tree Beach.
Ralph Oldrln has returned Ironr a
visit to Stephen Wood. New Canaan.
and is entertainingra friend this week
at his home. Cedar street.
Representative Charles E. William»
son. with a party of friends. is camp-
ing at Deep River, near Saybrook.
The party Includes M'r and Mrs. Mark
Norman. Mrs. Normans sister of
Norwalk, Miss 'endnll Miss Stella
Austin and Ned endaii.
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The many friends of Ben St. John
will be glad to learn he is recovering
from the serious accident of last 8at~
ttrtlay morning. when Ire was thrown
from his motor-cycle. While returning
to his home. in Rowayton from Bridge-
port. the machine broke and he was .
thrown with great violence about 40
feet. One of his ears was nearly torn
off when he struck the crushed rock
of the street and he received other
bad cuts about the head and neck.
He was unconscious for some time.
illsIl llllllIlllK.
Mrs. Andrew Carver, who has been
seriously ill for two weeks. is now con-
valescent.
Miss Hazel Weed, of Springdale, has
been the guest of her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Benedict.
The condition of Mrs. HOIflfld: who
underwent an operation in the Stam-
ford Hospital, is reported as favors.
ble.
The schoolhouse has recently been
painted and prtt in flue order by Fred
Emerson and makes a very neat and
attractive appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macomber and
daughter enjoyed a pleasant vacation
with relatives at Matteawan. N.‘ Y..
driving the entire distance. .
flatten Goa station
h'old gservice'fin thelU in Chapel.
Sun'diIY. at 8: 30.
back.
b’bcde His
in. delta.
Eider“ hits
with the people. who
mast honorable and beloved residents
,hn.- Amon'sfloso yliosaio
W e I‘ -3FI :GIOV'
on'fi" I'rl'ehuélé lévgt; sd't'iB
two sons. Rut in over, Mr. and'‘ Mrs.
ter. Hbi'en. Mlis‘ Inllbr Mend. Fred
Emerson. A Mr bakszus prepared
camber which Was enjoyed by all.
instill
a... ..
ins.
" club.
hsn‘ s fair at Fsiriisid Monday sna-
' Mrs. J. J. Marvin is entertaining
relatives from Indiana.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Spicer of bridge-
port were in town yesterday.
Mrs. John Kimber has been the
guest of relatives in Bridgeport.
. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyatt are en-
tertain; friends from out or town.
Dr. John 8 McCudio has been made
manager or the Westport base bail
Mrs. Ore'tidorf of South
has been the guest of Mrs.
Beck.
Norwalk.
Ernest
Miss Carrie Crossman has been eu-
I'ertsinhrg Miss Ethel Durant of
Beth eI. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Huribuit
have been the guests of their son in
Weston.
Mrs. Frederick Mead of Norwalk ls
gsigng at the home of Mrs. Charlotte‘i
ud
The Misses Thomas on Compo sit.
are entertaining friends from New
York.
Mrs. Lloyd Nash and daughter, Miss
lAplse Nash spending ,several
weeks in the .'-". Irondsnirs
This eve nlng at the Catholic fair
the young men will present the farce
entitled the ‘Nigger Night Social. "
C. H. Dolge who has been recuper-
ating in the Mattie vrooIds the st
tnonth will return home next wee
Mrs Jesiab Merrlan is entertains
a frelnd from Canada at her handsome
borne Da3- Breaks‘ in the Farms.
Clark Crossman and W. J. ' Wood
.lr. are enjoying a two weeks' vacation
in the upper part or New York state.
Mr and Mrs. Francis Webster are
now domiciled in their new home in
Noank libero thet will engage in
farming
Ilotner Beers has returned from
Mexico where he has been for several
months in the interest of the Sun .‘a—
dro Mining Co. . ,
in a at ten da3s the camping par-
tics ath thesis who own cottages on
Compo beach will break camp and re
titrn to their respective homes.
H. Daniel Webster.I the artist who
trrrtirs tilt fifth
tilts ii WI
Alter Beingin the AusShaflTtnc
He Was Forced b ’RIiint
RHEIMS Aug. 27 -'rbe serial-
us give the work making the
the Silt ermine Artists society
Ilillili.
afternoon with Mrs. c: .r. DeWitt.
is visiting Mrs. Edward pimstegd.
80D.
walk.
Mrs. Esther Gayor. of Boston.
lrew, Chat les Green.
ington on Monday. Those who at
up the rest of the party werI9 {route
of Idiot.
Sturxes.
Minute Man statue for Compo beach
has been made a charter member of
The Reading Circle met Thursday
M lss sophy Olmstehd. of New York.
Miss Mary E. James is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Frank Brown, in Norwalk. 'historic week. Everybody '1
Wednesday of this week is said to
have been the hottest day of the sen:-
Miss Florence Morebouse ls enter
training a high school friend from Nor-
has
been the guest this week of her nep'
Mrs. Mary Mnrbeck and family have
, removed from Cannon to a new boats
Miss Mary E Gregory was one of
a part3 which spent the day in Hunt-
.0 ThOmsbn, Mrs. Herbert stirrges,
Mrs. H. 8. Ogden and Miss Katharin9
i-lei'hErt S. Ogden will speak Sun
can here are daily arousing Increfl'ed
interest and excitement thrb'bxlibtlt
France, as well as in Europe ions!-
ally and the published accounts of the
’ marvellous flights, in which recordin-
tér record has been broken truss trip-
' ped the public attention. ‘ thous-
ands of people are flocking to plain
of Bethany from all parts of the con-
tinent. The Amerim odnti
very large and any merit
sling in other gunman
in; their trips and but
automobiles and train In
uses some of the performances
1?:in
In} that
the sight or the beautifully winded; ap-
¢Ities dying steadily for houti m
tactic and the spectltptsdec
like a dream. '-.!A‘,3~
The program for today- incIu “fig:
hnnls In the grand prix do lac
;,Iraxne or competition for. Mi tsst
distance covered without
supplies of foul and oII,vr
the tat-seat prize at the' ineé
record is now 95. 88 mil”. WINK?” :5!
Lsthsm yesterday in two he I18
minutes, 9% seconds, and the: .90an
today promises to be an exciting!)
The sporting blood of thp sky.
is up Louis Pauihan, ghost;
Ieit before laths'm's port trace of
On Cobble Hill. Norwalk. ‘ yzzterday did"? “a? 316 CM
—"'—- u propose a a 0' it”; my
Mrs Frank 30‘7““. I“ been Inc the prize, and the Wright. mums
spending two weeks at Point leasant have dealded to units A .1an ‘3
393°”- N- J with 1‘!" 5‘ “fl fort to regain their lost prestige. La-
and is now the latters guéét it hit. htam himself Iraq annoupc .M be
delimit would mt o be’It his aim
Pdulhhn. with s thnk' dd ll-
toes of gasoline enough to last him
five hours. went up shortly nature
eleven o‘.clock But his oil 1 or “a
not. working well and he sl 9d at-
.. :sr “mime. traveled a counlo0 miles
0,!”
Miss Sally Middlebrook gave a W I l 1 t til-
ts...» ursds mm... m ..,, 5,1,3.qu 2g; “fifff . 3m
HEELS IBCI'II Mr. J.M 39MB. ”TS. to III! B‘LGmpI- w mgh- skin“.
into the air before, thud
talent speed The Mite
t.
gm ad in response to t “ash
.ltuiitI coconut Mia mush!
Rev. Herbert 8. grown. D.D. of the
st Sharon. will
‘e'ofiirega-
tion is desired to welt'm'm hr. Brown
new have ever been 'c'allo‘it' fro‘ih‘ ’our
‘ midst Whmeb’t. loss to so Ireit as
gimme“ here
hda filmed: t
respect. and. Qtfltzfim him IHO WIIH "wk. duumon‘ TIIQ fll‘l‘ pm of
3‘21"“ t N on d “figs; 0 ”guilt: the Journey was made by train from
M;
A very the'ristttit ouiiitg' was spoilt
Wednesday Ist Poor {Drum Point. Dara
timer Smith Add son. will”. tin.
amp-9p. ,larnT- ‘i'flrommoih
than... was «i... or
day oven-in; in the Christendom]
Church, the subtract being Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. other mum. A1sattlres'
will commemorate the mirth anniver-
sary of his birthday.
both the Congregational and lichen
pal Churches ensued their annual pic-
sic arm and compo Bosch rsspoc
tivaly on Wednesday: Not an accident.
hotvevar trlvl'sl. marred the onloytnert
o! the day. Special trolley cars from
Winnipsult, conveyed tits parties to
Wilton
Dad—1'30 you know what happens to.
little boys that tell lies?
"ad—Yen. it tire is"
wthé'y bet away wit rm'elgded”
A parent who evidently disapproved“
Leader.
of corporal punishment wrote the
teacher:
wé‘fivav do it In who are in slut
ofwndontIr ebéam, eeled Fvoer'
was forced bachto .
plirn'és, on thg0 leit 3
up like card So'ard.
curred directIy i'n trout.
buhe' an? th IerIe wean:
thy fo'r he 'pldck’yi iiIIB'
stained thatttl e r‘e'ai c
1in wall s detour re n'i'ltdsts
do In Grab U, who VIII, «mini
him. its as d the tsb'od'dh’ ribs
ted to be ablb to more a
tater in the day. !A t"?! r
Sirlort'i'v'l after this dilslilpt‘
in s “ o 28." went up and no
the cbgisa‘totr'r Nissan! #361!
over was aided slower tbs
in his “No.12." being by man, an
utes 50 45 seconds.; 19 minutes it
«some
ad's.
.sscoudsiaiw
onds§(a dio _utoa 391-6
spin
ghsdline'.‘ will I"by t is
Wilderness
' under the supervising.” Charles Ma-
Several of the Westport Fire boys
I attained the closing night of the Fire-
deféhs‘e. "—-’Ss¢red Heli K951.
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handsoms?—Cotnic C.uts
rubbing hint the wrong wsy.
r Miss: IDon't hit Dwain)“:
H l have b99n told that [warm
“8 "’fi
what: was thin? ‘
Ho—Todsy
She—No; I mess when you hate
You can't smooth a min do'wn by‘I.
kiIonthroi @‘I'ISIBN'I
‘ b'ésh that his' ts‘n’k
Acting onl behalf of
r "i ate dshipn'ran't to New Y
git: BBB? has been anterodior“
dlrlgible races who hold til .I.
iih"‘i'~‘t§"§~ii‘l. “WWII !
the airship.
urn—..m:
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