Bridle Plidr‘r'riilcy
7 I“1113111111111. and ancient service Al. .
Personal attention siren to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley petronl.
Come in and wait for your ear.
. BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Monsoon
i
, night at the fire house 111 Vol:
, oomiu
l'..H D. Ayers, of Flushing, is 111
wn for a short visit in connection
ith hisr speedy launch and is testing
her out with her new powerful motor.
While there was hardly a general ex-
Odus today from town to the Barnum
and Bailey show at Bridgeport there
is a large delegation in attendance
from here.
S.Ainsworth is to be the leader
of the loyal Worker’ s Soci ty meeting
at the Advent Christian 0 urch Stru-
day evening The topic will be “The
Kingdom Endless and Near."
Mr and Mrs. Charles L Hill the lat-
ter' formerly Miss Gamble lei‘t today
for Detroit. where they will make their
borne. Mr. liiil is at present 11 travel-
ini; salesman for an oil company.
The Mayflowers are to play a team-
the l11dependenls--tomorrow with
whom they opened the season.
first game 1esltited in a tie and tomor-
low both teams will do their best to
break up the tie.
Some of the fireworks dealers are
receiving their storks of Fourth of
July celebrating material. but titers
has not vet been any retail sale Every
effort will be made this year to prclent
premature ceieb1atiug
Although quite a hole has been made
in the oyster shell pile on the Wash-
ington street bridge, there still remain
thousands of bushels, the removal or
which to the oyster beds of the Sound
will require several Weeks.
Just 227 years ago today Pharmacist
" James Parker's Historical Calendar
informs, William Penn negotiated his
celebrated treaty with the indians.
whereby he acquired the territory of
the glellt state of Penngviiania
The school children are happy to-
day. for today begins more than two
solid months of vacation. According to
‘ the predent arrangement, the schools
will reopen Tuesday September.
61h, the day following Labor Day.
—iion1c~lna1ie cake tomorrow.
oer Baker. Tel. 314-3.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. Decker.
who were married in Norwsik. Wed
Destiny evenin are 011 11 short 1vodv
ding trip and upon their return will
reside at a newly furnished home in
Gregory Boulevard. Yesterday Mr.
and Mrs. Decker wcre at New London
The members of the lia1iio'1m base
ball team 11nd probably 11 itw olhors
Will set sail, Weather permitting, tur-
ly Sunday morning for Long island in
Arthur W Day' 8 big boat. The mill)
will head for Nortlrport and has 11
1111111001 hull with the Northpolt 11111111
scheduled. 'i‘ho1. 11111110 is to b1- played
back of Eaton s Ne1i1
Mr. and Mrs. M. Norton ilcncdict.
the bride and groom. were given a ser-
enade 11 short time alter their mar
ridge Wednesday night 111 the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. .lior'rcii. 111 4
Third street. The yourh oi the notch
borilood, armed with till pulls 11111] oth
er implements of noise descended on
the house and gave an llilpllllnlllu corr
cert.
The extreme warm 1vcatlu-r of the
pilot two or three days hm, caused
many words to \isit the 1111111» and
these who have been unitomplulluu
taking up their residence 1i11 1'11 1111 the
summer, are 11111111; brormlrt to drink
doi:,isions lilv1u1np mirror at i'uii
Posture is now' reduced to one foot
but. that section will soon bc dotted
with the canvas strollers.
This evening at x o'oim-k 111 the
Fitch school, the annual meeting of
iluu-
the East Norwnlk School district will .
be held. The opinion was expressed
tbiwmorniog'tlm the meetings will be
one of the quietest in years. the only
point on which there appears to be 11
, chance of a contest is that over the
allies of cornmltteomuu. One member
of the committee is to be elected this
evening.
Motorruan Matthew llnyllu Wus uh.
sent this morning from his cusloumry
place on the front end of tho Grocery
i’oinl car and his friends mado inquir-
ies. Iioluluclor lianniaun said he unri-
crslood Molly is feeding peanuts to the
elephant» today at Bridgeport. where
the Barnum and Bailey circus is show-
ing. Molly's place on the car Is be
ing looked after today by William (11111
ruihels
it seems I111 11on a matter of good
fortune that some child has not been
run over by a trolley car or on hotel
mobile at several points in East Nor»
walk 111111 spring and summer. There
are a number of little children from
three to six years of age who play
on the highway and on several occas-
ions have had narrow escapee. At one
point in particularly, the trolleymon
have to observe the greatest care
Rev. Arthur J Smith, D 1).. ounces.
lyn N. Y., formerly pastor of the Me-
thodist Episcopal church Of this city,
won in Dsobury today with his dough.
tor, Miss llnrrist n. 151111111. who in viral.
tin the public schools. Miss Smith
11;“? sail for Europe the "fill of July
with a company of teachers for 1111 still
cations] tour through ituiy, switlerl
‘
T ire ’
lend, Germany, France and England.
upon
or return in September-h
pooled,
nose on up
1.011115111111111. 11111111111“me-
amour form‘oriy taught in Ileuver-
Brook school.‘-Danbury News.
A special meeting of the East Nor-
Walk Fire Department who held last
_ 211.1111
street. to take action on the forth
belfih ratios in connection with.
r bceivn s new combinetion hose
and chemical wagon. The celebrs
tion will be later than no
definite arrangements are still being
left open on t at account It was ex
mooted that the wagon would be ready
the first week in July but. the builder.
he 03“
Luther M. erght, of South Norwhlk, "
now informs the firemen, that the date
of delivery will be from the 16th of 1
July to the 1st of August. It is under-
. stood that there has been some delay ing
on account of illness of a men work-
ing on the job.
1 ,iiiiliiiiiiii
i
A concert and dance will be held at '
the Rowayton Hose Company's house
[this evening.
1 The Rownyton Flower Club sent the
usual installment of flowers to New
York yesterday.
Mills Brothers have completed the
repainting of the residence of Samuel
G. Adams, of Cudllpp street.
The residents have had several in-
candesccnt lights installed from the
school house to the Rowayton railroad
station. ' The lights have been tested
and found to Work very satisfactorily.
Mrs. V. J. ncnellsha, of Barton road.
and her sons, Archie and Wallace, left
today for Sea Gate. Conny island,
where they will go camping out for the
summer. returning in time for the
opening of the school season.
The members of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company have 11 fine time. in
anticipation for Su11d111.0u that day
the members of the company will have
n Clambake at R S ilarclny’s Wood
island where Mr Barclay has a sum
mer holne. Tile lircmcn will assemble
Sunday morning in Rowayton and
board launches for the island at 10
o'clock.
111111 111 11111111.
Mrs Grace ll. lluwloy. of Natuck is
11 1,11st of friends ill Darlen.
Tire new pipe organ will be installed
in the Methodist Church during the
101111111; wcck.
Mrs. Munscli. of Meridcn.
turned alter a sojourn
George Fowler.
. The public schools throughout the
town, close today for the summer va'
cation.
The strawberry festival of the Noro»
ton Heights mission was very success-
ful ilnnncluily.
The gates are off at the door at tho
t‘orc Pond for a few days. and the
rimuruers are having their harvest.
The ll. Sands Sellcck Co. or Dorian
has a contract for a “5.001) mansion
to be erected for Nathaniel Webb, of
Greenwich.
Miss ll‘lsie ll. Rhodes, a nurse in St.
Mary‘s (‘hildryn‘s Hespitalt lil New
l'o1k 111y,ls spending her tatntion
1111b relatives in Barton.
The many friends of Howard Slalr
son will be pleased to learn that he is
making satisfactory progress towards
recovery, at the Methodist Episcopal
linspiinl, in Brooklyn.
The Dar-ten baseball club is to play
the Westport team next Saturday, and
for .luly 2 has a game scheduled With
St. Augustine Council, K. of C. The
imricn team is one of the best now
tour aggregations in this vicinity.
The town hall was tilled on Thurs-
dny evening with an enthusiastic and
inure to greet the first production of
Above the Clouds, by the Ilarien lira-
luuih- and Musical association. The
play, a drama in two sets. was well
played throughout, and the acting call-
cd for frequent and hen y applause.
it will be repealed again his cronies.
it. M. Smith, Who has trained the play-
ers, and the players themselves. arc
desorvlrm of great credit. '
The funeral of Capt. James N. (loo.
aged it. late superintendent of the
city 1 3“” v {1.27;
Tooker Route
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
8. Liebmanu’s Rheingoid Beer
61. 25 per Case. Net
Piei Bros.’ Pilsner Beer
62.25 per Case
is» 76 cents allowed for empties
A full line of Wines and Liquor- by
the bottle or gallon
has re
with Mrs.
. M.....-......u .. «M-WWW -_,..
YOUR LAWN
We handle everythino accessory for
kissing your lawn In trim. tickles,
edge trimmers, gnu OM hedge chem
and lawn mowers
Croquet sets and “Hammocks“ Burden
Schllchtiag Bros. 81 Co.
corner, 11.11.1111 Ave. and Alain It,
Dlflb o ‘ '
mintment n onem
and the “
We,
firsts for all till. he glam to psi
their last reap 11. The body was ta»
‘ hell to Wintted this forenoon on the”.
molded express, Irrsnsemsnts hurled
His 11 escort, At New Haven the bod
was met by a delegation from the
mlral Posts Post, G A it. who accept»
panled. it to Winston. arriving there
about Inca more; In Wineted thll‘
.unerai cortefe proceeded at once to
th e Episcops Church. where a service
’ wLuu.
Mrs. Josephine Gregory is. visiting
relatives in Ridxpflel d.
Mrs George Taylor enjoyed a motor
trip to Bridgeport on Monday. ‘
Madam Fessenden invited in a few
friends to play bridge, Monday evellf
shed from the Home to the 3111111131.;
Miss Grace Godfrey has returned
Mrs. Bates in Redding.
Edson St John of Norwalk. is en-
paged in carpenter work on the real-
.dence of G. A. Davenport.
William DeWitt, who has returned
from a winter in Berkeley. California,
'recgufiy attended triennial exercises
in‘ a e.
A postponed meeting of the Reading
Circle was held Thursday afternoon at
tho irome of Mrs. C. J. DeWilt. The
reading of Mrs. Roger Pryor‘s Reminis
actress was centiuued.
The initial meeting of the Summer
Whist Club was held Tuesday hiber-
noon with Mrs. (3.4. Dchtt. The
club will probably meet Tuesday, July
5th, with Mrs. A. W. Merwm.
The second annual service for Mr
sous was held Sunday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock in St. Matthew‘s church.
llclwccu 2b and :10 members of Ark
Lodge. No. 39, Georgetown and a com-
plement of Floral Chapter.-No. 6. goth»
ercd at the Parish building. from
which the two fraternities advanced
to the church, where a shortened form
of evening prayer was'conducled by
the chaplain. Rev. A. C. Mllrks deliv-
ered a forcible sermon from the text
found in St. i’nni's Epistle to Titus.
"See that thou art not despiser After
the service refreshments were served
in the Parish building.
BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE '
if you want pure ice for this sum-
lner's use. you can have it in the llerk-
shire ice sold by 1111. made from water
of which the following is the analysis
made by .i il.l.inse1,l'h 1).. chemist
Massachusetts Agricultural Experi-
ment station:
APPEARANCE .
Turbidity ............... . ...... None
Sediment ......... . ............. None
oior ............. l ............. None
Odor .................... . ...... None
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
Free ammonia ........... . M6
Aloumlnold- ammonia ..... .0144
Chlorine ........ 1....... ‘
Nitrates ....................... None
Nitrites .. .................... None
Hardness (Clark's degree) .ui
-e-o........... ..... ...........None
iron ........................... Trace
No burnyard- flooded pond ice sold by
this company.
brookslde Ice Co.
m.-. t... W
When it Comes to
.. e
Vulcanrzmg
Tire Tubes
.1in ENE ‘
work better,
cheaper allll
quicker than
ever before
M,...~,' «1 . .1...
so WALL 31'»
Te 11
IASY OLAMIO FOKUNIXOV IV“
Are your eyes uneasy? Are they
beginning to rebel? Make them oom-
fumble. Put them at their euro.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLABDEB.
We grind our own loam.
UN ITID IANK It‘ll-DINO
Ir hurrah-11.1.1.1...
Hour-ems to 11:30 a. 111.. and 12:151.. 1 ‘
Select Groceries, filly, Grain. ll'lourfil 11.111.
and M, Hollows", Paints, Gloss, etc.
Monday and Saturday, 7 to
9 11.111.
been made for It to stop at Norotott;
station about 10.10. The vetersnd,
from a visit with her grandmother.
F. E. Lockwood.
and Company
NORWALK
Fenwlck Optical Go. ‘j
. ,1 Wastilm't ”n.1,. well representud at. \
ills oil-cue War.
‘ The outlet town teachers will return
fol” their-beam toll“.
signed” ,er is building a mac
elitism“ los‘ 11.
M11. P. B ado" liolluln very 111
and her 6911111111 in serious.
1 A O. Bradley and G. A Sturgss have
turned from lulu duty in Bridge-
or
Preparations ere beiu
Methodist parish to be!
before ions-
(1qu1 Brow. who have the contract
to oil the roads in Norwslk, began the
work yesterday
The cocoa collar is being dug on
the staples e tale and two new houses
will soon be erected
James London has purchasd a line
Jersey cow to. intro the place of the
one he lost last. week.
Mises Julia and Rebecca London at-
tended the commencement exercises
at the Stratford high school.
E N Bipperiy has moved his well
driller from Weston to the property of
i3. '1‘. Willie on Riverside avenue.
Willem H. Geilowsy, the artist for
Puck, has returned from a three
weeks' business trip to Providence and
Boston.
‘ Miss Julie Adams, who has been
spending the past 18 months in Cali-
fornia with her sister, is expected
home‘d‘dml
. Louis. B. Mills underwent an error.
tion at In. Wright’s hospital for up-
pendicitis. His many friends hope for
a speedy recovery.
A lawn fete was held at the West
Long tats school Wednesday after
noon. Tire money raised will be used
to beautify and improve the lawns and
buildings.
0. 8. Boise, of the Embairners' Sup-
.ply Co. is spending some time at lake
George, N. Y.. where he devotes his
time every summer to painting and oil
sketching.
The Young People‘s socicy of the
Swedish Lutheran church of Norwalk
spent a most delightful evening. Wed
llosdlly at the home of Nils Anderson.
in this village.
Miss Mary Sniffen has resigned her
position In the office or the Elnbnlming
Co. after several years faithful 11111
also iicr place has been token 111 Miss
Mary McMuiien.
The blast Saugatuck school enjoyed
a sale day It the herb. Wednesday.
There Were about 96 pupils present.
Some of them walked the distance.
while ihn smaller one: went by troi
icy
made by the
a big revival
p JUMPED iNTO. NIAGARA RIVER.
NIAGARA FALLS. N. 11. June-An
unknown man Jumped Into the Ma
1111111 river from the Second Sisters in
land this morning. and wall carried ov-
or the Horseshoe Hails.
o
CityNationai Bank
OOUTH NOIWALK. CONN-
rnANIACTO A GENERAL IANKINO
IUIINIOI
Capitol Our-plu- IMI Mt-
IIW 0111M
tale Deposit lease. on and to per your.
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vic.“
FR'IDIIICK H1; ROWAN. m VIM-
"In
WI'LFRID IQDWELL, 603M”
DIRIOTORI
If. H. mm Henry is
John H. Km mm...
Josiah I. Mervin J. Wallace Mervin
Christian Irv John H. Light
Wu.-. ,lovsul
nurses: 0111.1, ran.
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A O T N O R W A L K
Shore Dinners” end All Kinds of
Sea Food (looked to Order
PIOPIIITOH.
#11111 111101;"
Be Coilrioflabie
But
Most any shoe use some style.
you want more than this.
demand. above all things. COMFORT.
THE ELITE is a pleasing commun-
tioa.
ha
i
'yl'rffil'
"WEAR (HOE. THAT Fi'i‘"
Toto. Stools, ,
Norwalk 80. New“
Dorian H2233
John E O'Sullivan'
111011111;
Your feel. .
.113 11 11111 14011
i
Driving Change at Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay
Gmrdtevllie,‘ Vt.» “I was music
through thersuge of Life 11111111111113
from norvoueuesl
undethersrmoylu
.1“ symptows, and i
ice can truly an that
’111 111111'1
. VydiaE.
- egratable Gout
, nu ma never;
hmirth moulntalur
i1 $11150“, to me, usil
’ cred my health
ligand strength. l
‘1 never forget to tel‘
"I [a my friends what
L midi“). Pinkhsm’l
table 00 und’hss done for m
eng this tr riod. Complc
restoration to lreuitr means so muci:
me that for the sake of other suitor
ngwomen I am willing to make 1112
trouble public so you are public
this letter ”~Mus. CHAS. ARCLAY.
It El) Graniteville. Vt.
No other medicine for women’s ilk
has received such wide-s read and 1111.
qualified endorsement. 0 other med;
ioine we know of has such a record
of euros of female ills us has Lydia E.
Pinkhum' 11 Vegetable Corn 0111111.
For more than 31) years t has been
curing female complaints such as
Inflammation ulceration. local peak.
nesscs ilbroild tumors, irregularities;
periodic pains, backache. indi alien
and perverts prostration. 3111 it is
unequalled for carrying 11 omc nsnt‘ely
through the period of chap 5 of life.
It costs but little to try .dia E.
iII’lnkhllm’ 11 Vegetable Compound and,
IsMrsBarcla'ysaysit is“11orli1moun-
tains of gold' to enlisting 11 euros.
MR8. TAFT GETS THEATRE.-
CHICAGO. June 23 ”Mrs Anna Sill
ton Taft. sisteriu-luw of President
Tull and wife of Charles H. Tall. oi
Cincinnati. scored a victory yesterday.
when the appellate court aiilrumi the
decree of the Superior Court holding
that Mrs ’l‘nil had the right to take
possession of the infinite Theater. The
decision was given on an appeal taken
by losscecs of the 1.11 Builo Theater
who on April 311. filed a bill in the
Superior Court asking the courts to
compel Mrs. Taft to issue a renewal
of the lease for a term of yours from
May 1. 19119. at an annual rental of
66.500. The decree entered yesterday
holds that Mrs. Tall is entitled to $7.-
2111 as back rent for several months
The fair rental value was 111-011 at :18.
Mill per your.
-Torturinx eczema spreads its
burning urea every day. Dean‘s Oint-
lllcnt quickly stops its spreading. in-
stantly relieves the itching. cures it
permanently. At Any drug store.
This Fine, High grade
Mission Clock
Eight-Day Movement
Only $6.95
“gnrrscwgz
if‘
163.1153! I
62.512
41?:
fir}???
“Hi TONONCE
juicy sum. rsu sooner
111111
start for your store and show via
down. We make them. all slots, 3.1111
Try a salon sin for I starter-slum
You to orderdernr ones.
The Reed 81 Volk 11.1.1.1 11o.
u wasmlo'rou nun.
tooth INOIWALK.
' le I05.
Weather
13 HERE
s
Link's famous warranted Enamel Ware
ls chm: sod sanitary. We are closing
out our entire line It greatly reduced
prices. Come In and get some bargains.
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401.
South Norwaik
Special 1111" This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey...75eqt.bot.
Sherry Wine ............. 35c qt. bot.
Plus Book ....... $1.00 one, delivered
Other goods, too numerous to men.
lion. all at out prices.
Hot Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. MOM-0e O. Choetnut so. Tel 161-3
J. a L. DISESA, Props. '
WALL
APER
New Goods now 111
stock. Prices are no
higher “than hull year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
‘ Telephone 452
WHEN A HOT SPELL COME81
O
will be in great demand. so It you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your use
, W" may: ;
$14.75 up
DESIRED
111.111.111.111 to have on ELEUi‘RlD I
increase in your business will count f
limbs.
North Main and West Streets, .
i
10 not Street, can )1ka ,
RANGES
on EASY rumours m-
Housatonlc
'9
W mm. 1...... w-.- w..-» 1......
Thirty-elem In every thlnrsend E1134
lshmeu who marry are 119“" finial
mm of rise. .
SY OFFICE
ASelling REAL ESTATE
Writing- lNSi‘JRANCE
of All KINDS
istina Mortgages
Cole eating out: lid!
, Securing Patents
—ATg-
The Lawrence. Agency
15 80 TH MAIN‘OTRIET,
-80 TH NORWALK.
THE NEW 111111111
Definition of 0“ng
Chiropractic Is the sol of no;
cause of the disease and th t of d-
Justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in Illa;
back. Even if done In childhood 1
creates pinched nerves and pain in“
later life In the different‘erune 31d;
Chiropractors remve the norm of.
this disease and pain, and health Is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve system. in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, P
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female
ones: are given special attention; at
Curvature of the Spine. You vi
never regret giving Chiropractic A
chance to help you.
T.FRANCIS1D.C.
....«
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK»
Magnetic Treatments Given Also: i:
Croquet Sets
FRESH SUPPLY JUSTIN
4-baii Sets ......... are
B-bail Sets, from ...... ..98c to {6.09
Lawn SWings
83 98
*—
MITCHELL, Ukosnnxsn
Ti
II
B. K.
ukamm
NORWALK. cons. 1 3"]
horwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
FOR SALE
MODERN HOUSE
Nine rooms steam heat. modem
plumbing, all improvements? Que
shade and splendid view. Five mln.
utes‘ walk from trolley; live minute!
by trolley to Norwslk and South Nor-
walk. in very desirable neighhood. ‘
36. 500
H. E Dean & Son
(Incorporated) (
45 WALL 87-. NORWALK
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
on and after Tum, Juan J,
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. m:
of Dover street). ever! on. I t
my
Sunday). at 3 p.111. Freight re‘oelved
at Nor-walk up to I p. in. end m
lNornlk up to 6:80 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboet ho.
lAnnIng- J.» Imitll.
0.1:. trump.
_ 09mm AIM
Garden Rose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonable Goods
Power Co.
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