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; Get Your Drop Monte .
‘ ' I billed at the .
Bridge Pharmacy
“mats“ «anemia Isl .
Personal attention given to oil
prescription worm"
(limits tier Ilour tmey’pgons.
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Miss Adeline Atmstrong is ill at her
be e in First street. and Dr. Browu Is
ate ending her.
’ Mr. and Mrs. George Wardweii. of
that avenue. were guests yesterday of
relatives in Stamford.
Miss Louise Johnson, of Kenosla.
Wise pain, is p uest for the summer
ills Chi-net a van Cocverlng, of
Gregory Boulevard.
Although the season ls well atl-
vshced. business continues very brisk
at the Anderson Launch Works, which
has several hosts under way.
. Theodore and Harry Hauck, of
Brooklyn, are spending a two weeks
vacation with their brother, Ferdinand
L. Bunch, of 24 Second street.
Henry B. Gotham, who has been Ill
for a number of days at his home in
South Wilton has recovered sufficient
iy to resume his duties at the stale of
John W Beatty, ill East Washington
street.
There seems to be quite a little ope-
demlc of whooping cough in East Nor-
waik. Just where it started has. not
did not take long in spreading, None
of the cases Is supposed to be of a se-
rious nature.
The friends of Edward Tobey and
Edward Shea, two well known East
Norwalk young men, are expecting to
hear some fish stories tonight. This
morning the two young men set out ill
the former's launch on a blacktislling
expedition.
Mrs. M. Hauck and L. Dunbar Gray.
a popular real estate man of Brooklyn,
returned home today, after having
been the guests since Saturday of the
farmer's son and daughter-in-iaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferdinand L. linuck. of 24
Second street.
A monthly meeting of the Epworth
League of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held this evening at the
church, when the final details for en-
tertaining the bi-moutllly rally of the
Norwaik group of Epwurtll Leagues.
Friday evening. will be settled.
Both the East Norwaik Fire Police
and Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold monthly meetings this
evening at their respective llendqunr.
tors. The Fire Police will discuss the
chowder party they are to have next
Sunday in Bohollnon’s woods.
The shores had the liveliest appear-
ance of the season yesterday on ac»
count of the extreme heat. Everybody
was looking for a cool spot, and the
shores were the coolest places. There
was a particularly large attendance
yesterday at the Country Club. Dor-
Ion’s and Calf Pasture.
There was hardly a pleasure boat in
commission that was not ill use yel-
terday. In the afternoon on account
of the appearance of n shoWer. some
boats sought shelter, but the weather
indiestions proved to be a false alarm.
there being only a sprinkle of a few
drops of water aml no additional
breeze.
All outing party of about {is people
from Yonkers, New York, had an out-
ing at Dorion‘s yesterday. The trip
was made in a big cabin launch, which
owing to the high tide is the aller-
noon. was able to sail up to within a
few feet of the shore resort The whole
party appeared to be having a very fine
time.
The Oriole baseball team, of last
Norwalk. defeated the Winnipuuks
Saturday by the score. of it to it but
Were defeated while on an outing yos~
terday by the some of ii to i. The-
Orioie team and some friends went to
long island yesterday on a Stamford
boat and played a team from around
Euion‘s Neck.
An especially lino program of music.
was rendered at the East Avenue Me-
thodist Church yesterday. In the morn-
ing the choir rendered the anthem
“Come Unto Me" and for the offerlory
Miss Emma Erickson sang "lead Kind
ly Light." At the owning. the choir
sang “Hear Me Oh My Father" and
”Waiting." in the litter soiectioii.
Miss Edith Mead and N. Smith Fergu-
son sang the. duel part.
Edward F. Smith, of Sesview ave-
nue. the well known contract agentoi
the Southern New England Telephone
Company. is busy these days in con-
nection with the establishment of a
new exchange at. long Hill. This ex-
change is to take care of the telephone
business of the towns of MOM
Trumbull and Slut Norfolk Asshole
with Mr. Smith in the establishment
of the new exchange are Messrs ll‘ulv'
ton and champion. of New Haven.
I'm
"lean" Walla unnoticed Batnra‘
day to his irlobiis, alert, the Washing}
ton street lithium t was back to
the town farm for him. lie has not
beenmpecipliy well pleased with the!
ireaWInt be has been receiving about
the bridge lately. Boys. particularly.
D0
M.
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Robert Nathab' Email! frie‘ilds sinné
Ri'wm‘mh him aild with a}
who“. i“ :
know Rafi”,
Sire”; ed ‘0 and abyI trade I: “h 23M
vasvers years ii .
filly: is ht Liberty. New Voyrlt. int
treatment for tuberculosis.” “is:
bad a alarmed over his condition
tor some time and last week went to
lift. blast Hospital, New York. tor an
examination. .ilis condition was found
be be such that he was itinniedi taly
at to Liberty, where it s Milli the
as or the trouble will he stayed
and the patient cured. Mr. Nathan has
a wife and three children
A regular meeting of Reliance Hook
and ladder Company, of Rowsyton.
will be held this evening.
M
Joseph Adcook the chauffeur for C.
B. Gsrrltsou, met with a painful accl-
dent Saturday. He was cranking the
big automobile, when it backed tire
and Mr. Adcock's right arm was brok-
en. He bad a physician reduce the
structure. and will be laid up for some
time as a result of the mishap.
Reliance Social Club held a meeting
last week. and voted to have water In
stalled in the upper pm of the Reit-
ance Hook st Ladder Company‘s. head-
quarters in Bowayton avenue. It was
voted to hold the annual picnic of the
Social Club in August. but. another
meeting Will be held to make definite
arrangements.
lulu Iii__Ii__IiiiIiiilllii.
Edgar Bennett. a veteran of the
Civil War. was oriented this morning
by Policeman Thewils. for helping
himself to a ten-cent bottle of milk
that belonged to Daniel Fallon. pro-
prietor of a night lunch wagon.
Bennett took the milk out of a basket
Mr. Fallon left unguarded standing on
the sidewalk in Main street. Bennett
had been hanging about town for two
weeks, without. visible means of sup-
port. and that was charged against
him, too. Judge Young imposed a Jail
sentence of ill) days, but suspended
execution oi it on condition that Ben
unit so to Fitch‘s Soldiers' Ilolllo, If
he be received there.--Stantiord Advo-
catc.
MAKE YOUR OWN lCE CREAM
L538 EXPENSIVE
TASTE! BETTER
i8 BETTER
White Mountain
Freezers
Schlichting Bros. 8: c...
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main on.
Darlen
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and IFeerII. Hardware. Palate. Glass, etc.
Tookcr House
DARIEN
ls prepared to deliver in the town
limits
S. Liebinann's Rheingoid Beer
$1.25 per Case. Net
Piel Bros.‘ Piisner Beer
82.25 per Case
less 76 cents allowed for empties
A full line of Wines and Liquor by
the bottle or lotion
iiiil innit
Mrs. C. E. Johnson and children via-
ltsd for several days last wet-k in
Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mn. 8. T. Jones and “Hilly
entertained Jesse Waters. of Stamford.
last week.
Florence Mosul, who attended the
Center school in New Canaan the» past
year. Is now home.
Mrs. A. B. Benedict. of llilsnd (trove.
Norwa it. spent last Wednesday with
old friends Ill this place.
Frank fWaters left to: Springfield
Mission last week, where he will visit
his father. who is seriously ill.
“Slim
Mrs. cart Deidriok recolliiy 1mm.
tallied friends from NOI’WIIR.
The hot dry weather is beginning to
tell on the potato crop and vegetation.
Edward Myers is suffering with a
painful foot. calmed by stopping on a
rusty nail.
Stephen Brody. who underwent an
operation two weeks ago. is expected
home this week.
sever: bathing parties from the
dmotm“ try enjoyed the day at Coma
.yebterdsy.
The members of the (inn Club en.
oil a line shoot on their held at
gatuoll, Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick Kelley.”— who has been
my ill. ‘ie times no roved and able to
go out door! oral-y sy.
have been bothert g him by throwing
ales at hire an by whistling when
Ibe is near. “loan" is a little deaf and
Miss can narrow delimiter or Mr.
s‘r’uijuni. decree Darrow. slid finest
u'i‘buredas afternoon bi 'Cibrist Oberon
‘ trim W to
twist or nature. causes hint,
' smith shop in Reading.
. of Namath, were married.
am sow .
elr return in that:- w din at.
:Ikbahhy sod is will reside in Nor~
I!
e
ids L ' ' Nils ill Y It
‘ I. . . . l’ 0 w
has been: " aroused db;- Alfie
residence 9 . II ”with“.
Mr. andyflis. Charles Oimstead are
spendin several Weeks with Mr.01!n
e'tead's other in Withheld.
Extra cars were run to Comps be soil
yesterday. to accommodate the large
crowd that visited the beach.
Mrs. waiter Meeker and little son
0f Brooklyn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John gotten. Cross Highway.
Miss Florence Lockwood. who has
been the ghost at Miss Jane Canneld
in Georgetown. has returned home.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Coley have re-
turned. from tillr wedding sour and will
go to housekeeping In Plainviile. Conn.
Chapman Taylor bad one of his hora
as quite badly out last week by coming
in contact with a barbed wire fence
Miss Barbara Piper-ts. of Bridgeport.
is spending several days at the home
ofIMrs Frank Krstaar in Roseville dis-
? (its
The doors of the Church of the As
sumption have been repainted which
greatly adds to the appearance of the
edifice
am
As soon as the bridge in state str t
is completed. Contractor Oamphsr It It
begin work on the concrete walks
which are to be laid.
Edward million has taken the posi-
tion at Farara’s market left vacant by
David Campbell Mr. Campbell ex-
pects to leave for New York where
he will enter business.
On Thursday evening Aspetuck
lodge. K. oi P.. will pay a fraternal
visit to Olive branch lodge. in Norwalk.
The grand chancellor. of New Haven.
will be present.
6. Koopman and family have return-
ed to their home alter an absence of
two years. Mr. Koopinaa has sold out
his business in New Jersey and will
reside here permanently ill the future.
Eward Wheeler who is employed
by the Westport Water Co as the line
foreman, sustained a very severe cut
on the head while at work in Sang»:
tuck. Friday. A hatchet was sillck in
the pole while he was at work under
the pole when the hatchet fell, hitting
lltln on the head. Dr. Fyfe was sum-
moned and dressed the wound. which
required several stitches to close.
iiitilil. i
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C. Aimy is spending the week In?
New York. i
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Miss Myra Ilurritt is spending the
Wt'fik In Danhury.
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Matthew Hubert has again been ill
for sevornl days.
C. Nordman has opened a biaclo
Mrs. L. M Gould is abopt again a!
ter a few days' illness.
Theodore Hamilton Is engaged on a
mason contract in South Wilton.
James A. Smith has erected a hand-
some iron fence around his lawn.
Ilawiey Williams is among the tirst
of our local farmers to finish haying.
Joseph McGowan. of Bayonne. N. J..
has spent a few days with F. P. More
house.
Outoi-iown friends. who have been
meals at the Congregational parson-
age, have returned home.
Mill iii iiit itillilliit
The steamer Joby Sylvester brought
a party of excursionists from New
York city to Retail oPlnt. Saturday
night. The vessel arrived at 3 o'clock
and sailed away about ti.
Several new cottages are at present.
under construction at Harbor View
Beach. Contractor Carver has lust
completed one lwo~story house. and
has the foundation piers constructed
for another one closed by.
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Arthur G. Krom. David W. Ellie.
Jnmcs Bowman and Truman E. Rich-i
lnond. of Danbury, well known at
Bells island, have gone to Deimlt.
Mich, to attend the grand lodge meet-
ing of the Benevolent and Protective-
Order of‘ Elk». representing the Dan“
bury lodge.
wBand Night tonight at Helen.
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Many persons from this town took
advantage of the line weather Monday,
and spent the day at Rolon Point.
The point was ciowdsd all day. In the
evening dancing hold full sway. Many
iamiliar faces could be seen glidlhk
over the polished hoorAN'ew Canaan
Messenger.
The cottage of John 8. Lawrence. at
Harbor View Beach coins near betas
destroyed by fire one day recently:
Mr. Lawrence and his family were
spendiilg afsw “ ya there, when some
trouble was ellpe sliced ”with the use;
lens stove. and in a few mo the
kitchen was it than or dailies towel
reice A Douglass. who owns a cottage
nearby. wsin is Afr. 14de" pill...
and succeeded in eatingalslling the
blue.
Oil! tn: army now may. ~
» inrs.
its Might Tell me lid... lutI
can it. I z , ‘
as... new lilo antigen in
h patronising notifier. “i eat pleaded
to inform you op have Ibsen.
debigaatsd e fifty
in on our: £5 receiv”
of tbebooh . i
is a history of our Presidents. from
Washington dew tip '1‘ And you.
fire fortunate in in beta! one of
the chosen (sit. it. "
“51ny ill ll be.” delivered the‘
merchant. ”but last to pave tilde I'll
tell you i don't want it."
'I‘mlpti" Mutated the agent in
films spraying. '39:: you mean to
tell use you are x I to permit me to.
report to Washl on thht you will
not take the bookii" .
"I don't care a continental what
you report to Washington." replied
the merchant. as he turned to wait
on a customer. "but dost. tell 'l‘aft,
About it "won City alt-ma.
ears on.
in the week.
Willie»- Where are they?
Bertiem'l‘his is it I’ve got 00.”
New York Telegram.
Philanthropy.
Here is the story of a small boy. 9
thither and a barrel of apples, and a
moral which does not have to be told
in words: ,
The windows of an orphan asylum
overlooked the back yard of the bone.
where the boy. the barrel of apples
and the boy's mother lived. Now.
the apples that were in the barrel dis-
appeared at a famous rate, and the
mother. being a knowing woman as a
matter of course. made Inquiry of her
son. Yes, he had eaten the apples;
but, "Alumina." he said, "i have to;
the orphans want so many cores."
Philosophleaiiy.
A laborer ,had worked all day put-
ting in several tons of cost. For his
day‘s hard VIM he received two dol-
lils way home led him by the
Open door of a saloon. Inside he
heard the magic rattle of the dice. A
trap game was in progress.
nailing hold of the bones the labor-
cl placed a dollar on the table and
"rolled." ' He lost. lie wagered his
other dollar with the same result Oct-
llng up from the table. he said:'
"Well easy come easy so"
Getting It the Fools. ,
liimtory Convener—What Is your
‘lllsblnd"a occupation?
Mrs. O'lloollhan~-8ure. an’
its a
niltin‘l mgtnesr on a railroad he do ‘
Ill.
Directory Canvasseerou mean I
lvll engineer. don't’ youi
hire. O'Hoollban~.I-‘alth, an' yes
.ay be roigllt sot. He's civil enough.
Ol‘m either thinkkln' but anyway
to shovels the cost into the engine
Not by Aesop.
Mrs. Hen, having performed her
ovlparoua function, took a constitu-
titillai around the yard. Returning to
“or neat die found it empty and
clocked angrily.
“What"s the trouble, nia'alni" ask.
ed the rooster.
“it‘s mighty funny." she (tumbled.
"that Loan never find things where i
lily them."
Lunekreemeee
Three also went Into a quick lunch
mutual-ant and ordered a bamend-
as: sandwich sad a glass of milk. two
smelled our on toast. and two nul-
taes on macaroni. Here's what the
Innuhcounter man song out to his
nviaibie «will:
"One combo with a cow; two men
um a raft. two Bierlota on the Chau-
ill-i."
All 'aoin. Out.
Judge (otsrniyl Three times in a
month! What do you malts of this.
air?
~iiaslua (apologeticaiiylw’lleed i.
ioao' make nullin'. You fellows up
1 here teeth to be do only ones OM get
my 'lsiniary profit out of haulingme
lip.
Cafe.
A kind old grammes. seeing a very
mall boy odt‘ryibi a let of new-p»
is under his arm was moved to
vty.
"Don‘t all those papers make you
red. in! boil"
"Nope.” the nits cheerfully replied.
‘l can‘t read!"
my ill-ere my.
hung»— file you have obese-led in
twins book so eacntom What is
luv fool
tieneaiocielu’f'wentr gallons for
cabins tiaiet about then.
VelWi-iwattwl.
aside: aw #:flm‘ig,
can. as; tall
t3?“ rNI or title
a
‘ the two powers that Japan and Ameri-
llitliiii mull
Stale P» rimspt 5: Washington
ecsive Ail-
iii filial l’A‘illdcss
Wasnmo'rolv. July lien-Tile State
"i"
dltionai advices concerning a secret
treaty accompanying the new Japan
cue-Russian compact. The latest ill
formation received at the State De
partment by mail from Japan says that
as far back ‘qs April Baron Motono. fol-
lowing a cabinet conference. set out
for his St. Petersburg poet. When he
arrived there he advised the Russian
givernmcnt that Japan deliired to con-
clude a convention with reference 'to
Manchuria. Russia immediately as-
sentcd. expressing a desire to extend
the scope of the negotiations beyond
Manchuria. (treat Brithln, according
to these advices, was a party to the
matter from the outset, and was in
full sympathy with the purpose of the
convention. Japanese newspapers de-
clared that a misunderstanding by Rue
sla brought about a quarrel between
ca were never likely to fall out. and
that the Washington government need
not concern Itself about any extension
of the scope of the Russiandapanese
entente as America‘s interests would
not be so Injured and that China's dis-
trust prcselltcd the only obstacle to a
complete understanding in the Far
Idast.
4am
CONSPIRACY lN HAVANA. '
Colored ‘Men Arrested for inciting Up-
rising Against Government.
HAVANA, July II,.———CoI. Jorge Val.
era. a mlllatto. and six other persons.
most of the colored men. Wore arrest-
ed by the secret police today, charged
with conspiring to start an uprising
against the government.
The seven men were oil their way
to Viola Iierillcin, in the province of
distances. to which place a trunk con
taining arms ulld ammunition and dy
namite had been shipped to llavnna.
Letters and documents found on the
prisoners. who have been brought to
Havana. are believed to implicate
many other person ill the. conspiracy.
The trunk was traced by the police
officials to the medical school of the
Havana University. The janitor of
that institution was arrested today.
and a large quantity of dynamite was
found in his possession.
Department expects soon to receive ad- ‘
“Fellow citisens." said the candidate,
“i have fought against the Indiana]
have often had no bed but the battle-
iIiIeid, no canopy but the sky. I have
thitrclied over the frozen ground till
every step has been marked with
blood "
‘ His story told well till a dried up
looking voter came to the front.
"I’ll be darned if you haint done
enough for your countly. Go home
and rest.
low. ”miauccess.
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The “Koehier 40”
IS IN TOWN
classy in Appearance. with the Latest
Style Montcieir Touring body.
Extreme power on hills with A speed
of 4 to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car.
Remember the speedy little “Hop-
Maxwell. "Events 30."
and Columbil.
'Phone MR. CLOVER. 241-5. or our
new garage, 738-4.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Ryder-Lewis
It. Merchant to have an ELECTRIO
SIGN for your store and show win-
dow. We make them. all sizes. and
they SELL THE GOODS!
Try a small sign for I. I
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed & Volil Elottrlcal Co.
so sourn MAIN or.
some nonwaut. '
TIL. ass.
'4
During July and August
OUR STORE WILL CLOSE ON
Saturdays at 1 pm.
EVERY OTHER WEEK DAY AT
YOUR SERVICE FROM
7A. M. T06 P. M.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
———-.._.
It) First Street. East Norwallt
Telephone 452
O
8 ROOM HOUCI
with all improvements, electric lights,
on Crescent Terrace.
“.000
A 0000 to ROOM HOUBI
with all improvements, corner lot it»
feel on iiuyview Ave, for
”.000
H. E. Dean 8. Son
(incorporated)
«to WALL or. uoawauk
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0
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. . s .
Swift and Silent
A line hill climber. Mechanically
perfect and trusted from the best
material three out. with all the de
tails of appointment carefully attended
to. The car that will take you any
where and bring you back. The up
keep cost is laden less than upon any
other car of equal power.
loll! complete. with magneto. full
lamp equipment. «aerator. lie. the .
“sensuous" Touri Oar. . . .ai
ll‘ouepaueugsr Tonsil: Car... 60
Four- pennant Humbert”... i
"We can deliver the goode'b-Yon
can not your car. tomorrow. Don’t be
put of! with a "promise. “
Hill? out“ AUTO! lion Hi“.
Iy Day or Hour.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Milli". ‘
J
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Housatonic
to Buy a Home?
The Jo Be AU‘O
Lawrence “M"
law. ..
Finest List of Homes in Town?
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain is
later life In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain. and health Is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body
Netvoosnen. Rheumatism Pauly
sis. Heart. Kidney and Male Die
use. are given special attention: also
Curvature otf the Boise. You will
never regre via; lltro ta
chance to help p Otis .
‘l‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
e's Waenmo‘i‘ow moo. nonwsut
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
on sass sailboats is
plasmas ‘
Power Co.
activists. may: semi.
I'll vote for the other i'eI- ‘
mobile 20" washout. also the reliable"
When Are You Going
Do You Know Who Has the ‘
furnishes
o9
lat-136 Washington Street
South Norwsik
It Won’t Always
Be Summer Tim
Winter winds will soon he blew-
ing, and this' is the time to
get your Furnace in
order—
or. better still, to figure on".
new one. ln‘eitherfcsse ‘
we are at your mice .
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Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONI 01
North Main and Weflm
South Norwaik
at
nev cusses son unsssv as?” i
Are your eyes assess? this tile
beginning to rebel? Make them cop:
fortable. . Put them at their code.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We on our own lenses. .4“
Feawick Optical Co.
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On and after To m
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