, Bridge Pharmacy,
Prompt and ancient urvm at
NI dinette:
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
‘ Chairs for on trails, patrons.
. Done in and ”it for your our.
‘ ‘ names Primacy
‘J. PARKER. Olen-per.
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Miss» Edit: Olmstead. of East Nor
walk. is visiting relatives in Redding.
'l‘he burned remains of the Marvin
coal yard property are being repaired,
utilizing in the rebuilding operations
such portions as were not destroyed
by’ the flames.
Harry 1. Bennett and Howard L
ilowndes hays had a pretty hedge set
out between their residence properties
vin Seaview avenue. adding to the at-
tractiveness of the surroundings.
That little domestic tangle which
made matter interesting in East Wash
lngton street Wednesday afternoon ap—
pears to have been all smoothed out.
so far as can be ascertained by people
in the vicinity.
Howard Benedict. arrived home
yesterday from Pennington Seminary,
New Jersey, where he is a popular stu.
dent and editor oi the school paper. a
very creditable one, The Pennington-
ian.'1‘he school has now cloned tor
the year ‘
The w. c 'i‘. U will hold their ragu
iar monthly meeting in the Almshouse,
next Sunday. The Rev. Lester F. Rey-
nolds, pastor of the Advent Christian
Church, will lead the meeting ior the
W. C. ’i'. U.. and'deliver an address,
which all are invited to here.
Pharmacist James Parker‘s histori-
cal calendar shows that today is an
important anniversary in connection
with the Spanish-American war. it was
just twalve years ago today that the
American troops drove back the Span-
iards at Guantanamo, Cuba. and hole-
ted the stars and stripes.
A number oi local oystermen who
have been working on the Bridgeport
oyster beds have returned home on ac-
count or the conditions. it is stated
that the recent stormy weather has
covered the oysters, making it next to
impossible to dredge them until
they are uncovered by favors a well
titer.
The members at the Epworth league
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
will, with the Weather halt permitting.
go to North Wilton this evening to at-
tend the bi-monthly meeting or the
Norwalk group oi Epwonh League so
cieties. The East Norwalkers are to
make the trip in the auto bus of the
Norwalk Consolidated Automobile
Company.
Herman Ryder, hero of several auto-
mobile specialties. created consider-
able interest. this morning by announ-
cing what seemed to be a startling not
of a man on a railroad train at Slum»
lord. Most people thought Herman said.
the man threw his son out or it our
window but later. the Joker explained
when asked why the out had done so
that he had finished lead ng “it."
A large number oi people l'i'oss the
Washington street bridge lain ovouing
to be the guests at Putnam llont‘
comm. in connection with the role
bratlon or the company's illli‘ll’vlllll
anniversary. The band concert in the
evonin was thoroughly enjoyed, as
were a so the other ioaturos. The East
Norwalii department was omciaily re-
presented in the parade and at the
shore dinner by Chief Frederick iii
Wheeler
Frank Hall. who is a tumor well
known motormah on the Norwalk not
lay lines. is now engines; at the (trans
cent laundry. where he has greets-d
numerous old friends, Mr. Hall our:
needs George Bureaus. who has been
obliged to relinquish the position on no
I I lug”
‘ by Mrs. Sorrel. ot' Tokenelts. to the
lit picnl 0!.
3%“ blue basin not
to Tuesday allot-noon. June 14th.
Those w e have been invited to die-
tribute i‘leera in New York on Balm
by are mandated eat at Captain
Hemmedieu' s deco sanesday morn
at 8 o'clock instead or Saturday
we beautiful pictures, showing
views or the Capitol building and the
Congressional Library, at Washington.
D. 9.. respectively, were presented to
the howaylon public school. yesterday,
great appreciation of both Principal
Williams and his scholars Mr Wil-
liams hereb tenders thanks to Mrs
Serra], and genres it to be known that
it any one else has pictures to give
away, he will be very" gratsiul it such
persons will remember the school
when disposing of their gills The
children also will be glad to be than
remembered
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--Any skin itching is a temper-e
er. The more you scratch the w u
it itchea. Doen' a Ointment curs piles.
eczema—any akin itching. At all drug
s ores.
illIltI IIll IllilllllI.
Miss Barbara Weed or Noroton has
completed the regular three years'
course at the [institute of Musical Art
of New York city, and has received a
practical diploma.
The members oi Eagle iloolt and
Ladder and Engine Company had I
spring houseclsauing Tuesday night.
A large delegation oi the members
Were on hand and gave the whole
headquarters a scrubing
The members of the Daricn Epworth
League will go to Wilton this evening
to attend the bi- monthly meiing oi the
Norwalk group of Epuorlh Leagues
The Darien members will go in E. 'i‘.
listen auto truck and it is expected
about 30 will make the trip
it is stated that negotiations are in
progress for the sale oi the Eagle
Hook and Ladder and Engine Com-
pany properly in Main street. in the
event oi the property being sold, the
demon will have a new firehouse, larg‘
er than the luv-sent one, which is con-
sidered toosmali.
The dancing class of (‘eril ilodgtnnn
had a. very aucmssini «losing recep-
tion Tuesday afternoon at Mochanics'
Hall in the Srhiichtiug building. The
class numbered more than (Wenty
members and the attendance on the oc-
casion oi the reception. which was a
pretty event. was agumented by a
large representation oi friends and rel-
atives oi the members.
The members at Lincoln Council.
.iunior 0. U. A. M., will go to Stain-
llord this evening. when they will be
the guests or Blaine Council. whose
members will serve a chowder sup»
per. ’l‘ble supper was the stake of the
recent tournament belwoen the two
councils, and which was won with a
handsome majority or games in their
favor by the Darien Mechanics.
YOUR LAWN
We handle everything necessary ior
keeping your lawn in trim. Biokln.
edge trimmers. grass and hedge sheen
and lawn mowers
Croquet Sets and Hammocka.. Garden
Hose
Schiichting Bros. 8: Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 81..
Darien
Select Groceries. liay, (lrain. Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints. Glass, etc.
Tooker House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
8. Liebmann's Rheingold Beer
$1.25 per Case, Net
Piel Bros.’ Plisncr Beer
$2.25 per Cass
less 75 cents allowed for empties
A full line of Wines and Liquor by
the bottle or gallon
count oi ill health. Mr. Hprugue was .-.. w
able to be out yesterday but in Hill!
in a weakened condition. lie has been
troubled with a stoninch alliuolu (or a
ion lime.
art Norwalk had a dimlmilli‘o rail
road wreck yesterday afternoon but no
one was injured, there was no damage
done and the only inconvenience was
the loss oi some time. Two cars
which were shunted into lit! aiding at
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
lhu cunt hound depot had Mich humour
turn that, the brakes did not stop them
in time and they crashed into a car
that lay on the aiding. The. latter car
was sent oil the end or the tracks and
part of ii rested over an embankment.
The derailed car was pulled back on
the tracks again after douslderahlo
oiiori the use of ll'turile hat-llii' being
required in the operation.
IilIillilI
Elwood “roadway. is quite ill with
an attack of the sup
There will be a meellng oi the
Belle“ island improvement association
this evening at the residence or the
secretary, ill. ts. Brown. The aswcla‘
tion is expecting the arrival of two
carioads oi‘ crushed stone in the near
future. for distribution on the roads.
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l(Dill EASY PAYMENTS IF
Mien Cools one of the teachers in
tile Marion public school received a
telephone message from Torringlou.
yesterday. alienating the death oi her
(other. who had been an invalid lor
some time Miss (limits was consider
ably attested by the rum and null at
once for that pine.
Owing to the wellness of the tenth»
.RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
Daemon
Housatorul:
PoWer I ‘
H. Krieger & Co.
The Loading Outfitters Ill The Norwalks
ensa’ ionetl Suit Sale
will start tomorrow and will continue until every suit is sold. We have
been very fortunate in procr ring a lot of One Hundred fine Tailor-made
Suits. Black, All-Wool Wars ed; also Blue. Costs are lined with fine TAF-
FETA SILKS. Wide Plaited Skirts like illustration above. These Suits
* are worth $25. We will sell them while they last for
16.50 ;
CASH OR CREDIT --- PRICES THE SAME
Alterations Free. This is something that no other store can duplicate, and
we are willing to leave it to your own judgment
Men’s Clothing MILLI N— E RY
We are still selling Men’ 5 Clothing for All Greatly Reduced Prices
less money than other stores are doing.
We still have Several Hundred Trim-
These goods are being sold for less
than the cost of manufacture med Hats on hand which are being sold
regardless of former prices. A great .
Suits, $6, $8, $10 and $15 selection of Straw Shapes at reduced
CASH 0R CREDIT . prices ‘
Our Women s Ready-to—wear Department
compares invariably with some oi the larmt department stores in New York and is showing Wearing Apparel that cannot be learn]
in all the sternum South Norwallt combined
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counts with all irrespective of Wealth. Our business is founded and Estab-
lished’on these res and liberal prh'iclples. Here you settle your bills in conve-
nient weekly or monthlyn ants. We guarantee every pin-chase whether you pay cash or buy on credit
Your money is Moduli without! aspire tape or dramatists.
we invite you to comb and look More making purchases
needs so priced are computer guilty.
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