Bridge Pharmacy “ Prompt. and edict-at service at ell time. Personal attention prescription work. Chairs‘mr our that 7 was. Come in and wait}; ygr oar. names sunshacv . r"'l"§il'$.'.!‘i “film"- given to all is: . ‘ .. ‘Ilruuiat F. V..Zaha, of.Darlea. was a about yesterday of Proprietor James Parker, of the Bridge Pharmacy. M Mrs. Charles ii. Aisthorpe, of Sea- view avenue, is a guest for a few days of relatives in Peekskili, New York. Master William McAdie, of New YOPH;’IB spondingatwo weeks' vaca- tion with Masters Walter and Alvin Thompson. of 266 East avenue. Stephen Woodward. employed at the Norwaik Lock factory, has been very sick.slnce last Friday at his home, our- ner Fort and Pleasant. streets, East Norwaik. Mrs. Godfrey Utzlnger, of ill Cove avenue. East Norwaik, who has been confined to her home for the past two weeks. by illness. has recovered and is able, to be about again. m~—.§I—-‘——. The work of laying the new water mains arranged for recently by the City of Norwalk started this morning in Gregory Boulevard. About two miles of pipe art to be laid here. it is proposed to have a number of athletic contests between the Norwaik and East Avenue Methodist Sunday schools on the occasion of the joint picnic early in August at Glen island. Fishing secmed to be in the air this morning. The early cars from Nor- Walk contained parties of three and four and judging from indications the fish are going to have a hard day of ‘it. The historical calendar displayed at James Parker's Bridge Pharmacy shows that it was just 106, years ago today that Alexander Hamilton was killed in a duel by Aaron Burr, on Weehawken Heights, New Jersey. The Mayflower baseball team has a choice of three games for Saturday of- teruoon of this week and it is up to Manager iiarry Waterbury to choose. The Mayflowcrs. it is stated. have the option of playing the Americans. the Wemports or tile Cos Cobs. By actual count there are now twen- ty tents at Calf Pasture. The white village is spread along the beach for a number of hundreds of feet and cv~ erybody in the colony appears to be having a good time. if there is a breeze blowing the campers usually get it. A number of the union batters of The Norwalks who are t-inployed in Orange, New Jersey, are still keeping their residence here, making weekly trips home Saturday. Sunday even lug quite a delegation went down on the 7:50 train. (icing on this time. they usually much Orange a few min- utes after it) o'clock. Frank G. Hathaway, of Myrtle are our, arrived home this morning for a vacation. which will last until the iirst of August. Mr. Hathaway is very fond of fishing And boating and content- plates a fine time llt'i'tf during the next few weeks. Mr. Hathaway is at pres- ent a traveling salcemaii for a hard. ware company and has his ilt’iidqllili’” tors in Boston. A regular monthly meeting of May- flower Hook and Ladder Company was held last night at the tire house in Van Zandt street, but little business was transacted. on account of the beat. The weather was such as to put a damper on the enthusiasm. The members have not yer received any definite news on the dellVory of the new combination hose and chemical wagon, though its completion is ex- pected within a few weeks. A monthly business meeting of the Epwortb League was held last evening at the ideal Avenue Methodist Church. when among other business. the de- tails for the reception of the iii-month- ly session of the Norwalk group of En worth leagues, li‘rlday evening. were talked over. At the rally, the siiuaker of the evening will be the Rev. s. 'I‘. Fairbanks, of Georgetown, whose nub- icct will be “The Master's Equipment for service." A social session will follow the regular riveting of the tin- ion. Tiiere was some smashup yesterday afternoon in front of the Crescent Laundry. in Seaview avenue. An ad- vertising wagon of a breakfast food ' known as Coronation made a baby car- riage look like the celebrated one hon shay after the latter's disintegration. The baby carriage was in charge of I colored boy and the Corniiakes was- on in backing around, came in con- tact with the “pushmobile.” There was a crunching and smashing sound. after which there was very little baby carriage left. The driver of the Corn- flskeii wagon settled with the colored, lad for $3. Russell Broadway is conduct) to his home in itouyton with illness. Miner D. Randall, of the Tokenehe l Miss " Minerva I Carpenter .lmoiid limpet. * day ”evening. ‘5 ' . Vioyahla time. of Ray-'7 is the intent addition to “the choir of the Methodist church. m m if . . Captain Gacar Mills will take the anemhm crane chair or the Methodist. church on a moonlight sail Wednes- ~M~ ‘ The first uarierly conference of the‘ Methodist C urch will be held this eve- nia at 8 o'clock at the parsonage in Pen yer street. ’ i Herman Felsiug, who has been visit. ing at the home of Russell Themes. in Rowayton, spent yesterday and .last. night with friends in Westport. elaborate dinner without heating Mrs. E. Ambler has been visiting friends and relatives of Westneidm Plainiield and Glen Gardner, N. .i., and will be gone for several weeks. , ‘ Winnecoond. Fitted m Forest Case and Preston Hart went to Long island Sunday in Mr. Case‘s speed boat. The boys report a fine time. but are suffering from sunburn. The Kindly Club is planning to go to Huntington. Long island. on the steamer Huntington, on Friday. The younk people are anticipating an en- A trolley car became stalled near the Rowayton public school, last night, and‘the trolley crew was unable to learn what the trouble was. The repair car was sent for and the disabled one was towed to‘ South Nor’walk. Winter I. m m ”is?" to: hint ‘ - I “flew ties." . A select audience of about 200 peo- ple attended, the concert given by David Bl‘spiiam, Richard Tiader and assisting artists at the 'i‘okcneke club house, Saturday night. Among the distinguished visitors were .1, P. McKinney. the retantlard Oil magnate; H. Milton Royal. the playwright; Senator George Gascoingo. of New York. and Count Potieiio Curandel, oi italy. The program included piano and violin selections by Mrs. Carriugtou and Otto Beers, songs by David Blsp- ham, Mrs. Charles M. Field, Mrs. (lar- rit Smith and Mrs. Charles Blithe Dana: piano solos by Harry M. Gilbert and a talk on African adventures by Richard ’l‘jiider. iiiiii trillion. Paul Denice. of Brooklyn, formerly of Barton, is enjoying a vacation stay in town and is iiiecilng his many lo cal friends. \ Wald, of Norwalk. are camping out at Cali Pasture. Extensive repairs are going on at the beautiful estate of It. F. DcKiyn ill l'lnc Ledge. At present the lam hedges which surround the smooth are being trimmed. a force of four men being engaged in the. work. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cbicbcster and Master Clinton Chlchostrr and Mr. and Mrs. C. ii. Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. C Alvord Seymour and Mrs. Gertrndt Wrigiii, of llanbury, are spcndinfi the Week at Look Out cottage, Fairnelo Bench. The captain of B. F. Dcxlyn'a ilnc.‘ yacht "Nylked" reports that Sunday morning was the hottest half of a day be ever experienced in his long ca rcer on the water. in the afternoon a cooling breeze sprang up and math the day more bearable. While cruising along the shore, Sat. urday. the shaft of the launch Carrie it, which is one of the many craft that anchor off Hickory Bluff. broke and was tovvcll in to its moorings on the Bluff. where. it is now being re paired. The Junior Endeavor Cll’CIO of thc Dorian Congregational Church in plan- ning to have a lawn party Friday all ternoon at the residence oi Theodore Austen. Mrs. John A. Finch, of llarieu, is getting along nicely following an oper. ation she underwent at her home in Darien a few days ago. The opera- tion was performed by pr. 0. H. Nor,- ou. assisted by Dr. Neil. of Stamford. A few days ago _ihe post road from Miller‘s bruise to the Norwalk town line was a sea of oil but since then conditions have improved won- derfully, thanks to the warm sun. The oil has done much for the road. also. but there are many rough spots in it. There was a good deal of excitement on the Hickory Bluff road leading to Roton Point. Saturday night, when an automobile containing a party of twc men and two women. whose panics could not he learned. lost the road and took a course for the swamp which borders the road. The tide hail rlhi'n to an exceptional height and the re suit was that the automobile party found themselves in about three ice! of water. immediately screams arose front the women which together with the voices of the men who were try- ing to quiet the women. made quite a racket. When the women discovered that there was no immediate fear oi drowning, their cries subsided, which was the cue for the men to begin their work of pulling the automobile out of the ditch. After a half hour of siren nous pulling and the use of crowbars and other tools. the men succeeded in getting illl‘ automobile out. The party then continued on is way and once more the quietness of ltowayton was undisturbed. m ruins Mrs. Wym, of New York entertained a large company of friends last week. Mrs. Joseph launch, a former rest» dent of Darlen. died Saturday at her home in North Stamford. The ilereas ed is survived by her husband and among her children in Frank Mason. employed by Liverymaii Andrl-vr Tay- lor. of Dorian. Mr. insucii was at one time employed on the John ll. Crim- mins place. The funeral services were held today. Constable Wilbur Bates and (ieorge Wouiidy are about to become yachts- incn They have already purchased a launch 18 feet long and having six feet beam. Ellie is equipped with a one and one-half horse. powvr gasoline nio- lor. Messrs listen and Woundy expect to use their new purchase largely in iishlug during the summer, both being enthusiasts. The first trial of the new pipe organ of the Barton Methodist Church was made Sunday evrnlug, win-n the choir rehearsed with it. The instrument is a beauty and the members of the choir are very enthusiastic over it. The for. me) “going into commission” of the new insturmont will norm on August 7th, when the rebuilt church will be dedicated. At that time an organ or cital will be given by Dr. ilnrrit Binitb. A petition has been in circulation. addressed to the aelectnien. and con- iainlng the requisite number of signa- tures requesting the town fathers to call a nuclei town iiieciiug to consid- er constructing a road alongside the trolley track from the residence of Al» fred ii. Morehouso to the former home of the late Charles ltuymuiiy. This road. it ”maintained will be very ad- vantageous. eliminating to a colloidal» able extent an eminence locally known as lieu Hill. This matter has been no. dorooniiideration for a long time. A party of young people are enjoy- ing an outing on Bluff Point. .u... Mrs. .i. A. Luca. is entertaining Miss Grace Pullman. of Brooklyn. ~~p—-— Harry ii Sherwood. of Kansas City. has been visiting here the past week. -u..-..u.._.w. Mr. and Mrs, Daniel lluttii have rented one of Harry idherwood‘s cut. taxes at Combo beach. iienry idea has rented the home of Mrs, Margaret Siiiiton on Washing» ton avenue for the summer. John Keoier was enacted a member of Viiixant engine company at its last meeting. ' a... a». . . MAKI Y0“ OWN l0! OBIAM LII. EXPINIIVI TAITE! II’TTER ll BITTER White Mountain Freezers Schliclliiiig Bros. ditch. corner unlined Ave. and Main It. diaries f” Min Molly Bastion, who has been spending several Weeks in California. has returned. , Mrs. Moses Sherwood. accompanied by ht'l' daughter. has been a guest at the homesteadon Bhorwood's island. Miss Evelyn nooks lain Northileid. whore alienated all bridesmaid at the wedding of one of nor classmates. a»... New York have arrived at their milk am home further-cues. H. i . M William Sol 3 . of Windoivhiit has been visiting uh“ latest amulet. my. (train. s'iour “m in mm the out WOOL and M, Hardware. Paints, Gills, etc. Him.“ Hr. . term} ,. . M..- ‘Im. James F. l’lunhett and fatally m . ( Harold M. W child. of New York. was tools-st tory . and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Btsigar- - spending severhi days at dainty with Shame on ‘3ng Mr. and hire. Calvin launder) or“ t week at Trinity rec. he The . tow" . hr 'rir Hell, in the W! practical. scientmcicmk-hMM it will Sim the most the sitcom. ' ' Halli, belies. or route better thin any laugh. Ready in a second. with Cabinet Top. with colliiplible ”in“. towel rm entirety spawn. “occlusion“, .. 9 w tinne- cause it wl «(it anyiflnnyudnot but the rooms!“ but. nor-null. no moire. no cool to ‘ in. no ulnar to carry out." ”it/shoes“ y with the drudgeryalm eNMM“. Pleasure. Woman ii: the l‘lght‘mlflh or puttyupocla ya cote kha- cauu they no May have a :‘uick ilro. simply by total a handle. 0 half-hour pro stim- t not only in loss troulilo cool, but it corn ins. Absolutely no email. no mole; and it doesn’t host tbs kitchen. The night air . with the turquoise blue of the ohirnncyo. makes an. mu iii and attractive. Mode with l. I and 3 burners ”he 2 ind l-hurner stoves can he had with or without Cabinet. Iver denier our here if not at on ma. Descriptive cue-L: u is.“ “m stub. a... mun-r .... a“..- .. their son, who holds a government not litiou in that place. Herman Sheffauer. the critic on y» tilt of California, iii visiting at the s m- iner home of Mrs. (leidart. Mrs. (lei- dart is also a well-known author. Miss Carrie Bradley. is entertaining for the summer Mrs. Pierce and daugh- ter from New York. They will re- inalu all summer Rev. Mr. long is critically ill at his home on North Main street and his condition is very grave. i)rs.Nolaii and Wright are attending him. «~— (lharles and Edgar i’reusser, of Non walk were guests Sunday at the home of Misses Ciamphers. in Rosoviilc dis. trict. ilurliig..luiy and August the Sunday evening service at Trinity church will be omitted. July 24 and iii the church and Sunday school will be closed for the annual vacation. ‘\ llowurd Mull, third baseman on the Westporl team. had his arm iiiiured by being struck with a bail while play- ing at New Canaan. Saturday. The lo~ 'al team was defeated the second time his season. . u The ball game between ilie West- lol‘is and the AlivNorwalku, Sunday, was one of the most exciting of the season. The All-Nomalks are a fast team, but wore beaten by a score of i to 2. OANBURV CHILE TERRIILY BURN- D. m Playing Around lemme When Clothes lemme ignited. liANliUltY, .liiiy i2.-l.ittlc Bridg- et Violici. five years old, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vrobei. 2i Pith- iiulgiie avenue, is lying in the hospital with scarcely an inch of her little body that is not terribly burned. The little girl. with some playmates of the neighborhood. was playing about a bonfire. which they had kiudlcd near the gas house. on i’iiliiiuiuuo ni’cnv up. John McCarthy, thri coal dealt-r, was walking past tlrceu’s lint factory. about 1216, when he iii-uni shrinks, as if someone was in awnil agony. Look- iuil up the street. he behold a tiny form, enveloped a flame. running to« wards liliii frantically. Quickly sising up the situation, Mr. Mct‘arthy snatched oil his coat, and threw it around the body, partly smoth- ering the flames. This done. be car ried the writhing little form into its home. nearby. The parents. wild with fear, dashed patio or water on the child, while ii neighbor hastened to call a physician. No physician could be located. and it was not until two o’clock that the child had any medical attendance whatever. Dr Gordon was finally reached and hurried to the place in his automobile. When he or- rived the child's parents had strip- ill“ starch and olive oil to the body. The child was perfectly conscious and suffering excruclming agony. Her pitiv iiii screams choked tin» hearts of those who heard them. The physician immediately summon- ed the ambulance. which arrived promptly. The child was given temper» ary treatment until the hospital could be reached. it in said that there there is very little hope for her recovery. as practically every part of her body was reached bit the flames. m UNOAS HAYLQFT OFFIOIRI. installation ceremonies Held Last Night in Red Man'- Hail. The recently elected oilicsrl of Un- can 'i'syioft, l. D. it. it, were installed last evening at Red Men's Hall, in. Washington signal. by no my M. J. Gordon. of titanium, ‘ its officers installsdl eluded: ‘ Post Chief Elysium-«Thomas Rob- in. . Chief HIVMOMWIUM Miller. Chief liaytaaiioru—Otto . intent Li trout. terrace-4i. 1., Thomas. Ho‘rnblowswl. ll. Gallagher. thrives-million“ ll. Nash. Guard of the Sum boar-wicks (tari- llllfi. . Mr. and Mrs. John tiodoiiiot am, At the conclusion of the business union refreshments woro served. l , inous looking satchel and failed to ‘ pass lake. the outer guard. pod off her clothing. and wars apply- ' . ‘ ll .tiillim lliii. A man who said he was Burgess Buckland. of Niantic, Dona, blow in on Colonel Roosevelt at Bagamore Hill. yesterday, announcing that be bad a "big secret." Bushland carried an om- tiltsrr. was totally den royed 4 by «are ion a total loss. The barnlis located near the home of ex-Gov. George E. Lugosbury. . ‘ , partially covered by insurance. new hay is thought to have taken afire spontaneously. . .iltltl use also AT rte-mow A, a barn at Tensions. North of Branch ills, owned it Louis Morris yesterday morning. One horse was burned to death. two were burned so badly that they will probably have to be shot, and twenty tons of new hdy he loss will reach taboo. which is The "What have you got in the satchel," "on l'm not at liberty to tell you iintii i have shown, ltto Mr. Roose- velt." said Burgess Buckland. “if he says i may, why.i shall be very glad to allow it to you, for you are a court- eous oflicer.’ He asked the laveiitorf to step inside the drug store a few doors away. Mr. . Bucklaud refusediiatly to do any such '0' ‘i W “0 mu“ '1” hour on million this; and said he must hurry or he ”“5“ this the ideal car. « would miss the colonel and then his ' p r unity won it be lost. bent upon moving. lake with some emphasis. “You leave] that. bug behind or you don't see no Roosevelt . Understand. and when you i do see him you keep still; understand? You just keep your mouth shot or there will be trouble." The policeman carried the suitcase into the drug store and put it down. gingerly behind the soda water count-! The “Koehler 40” Olauy In Appearance. with the Latest He was Imobile 20" runabout. also the reliable iMaxwell. "lilverite 80." Ryder-Lewis “Now. you see here,” commanded and Common. , new garage, 783-4. Norwalk Consolidated an rdwu Mylo Montciair Touring Body. Extreme power on him with .“ speed Remember the speedy little ”Hun- 'Phono Mil. CLOVER. 241-5, or our Auto Company er, giving instructions to the clerk to: let it alone. When he returned to the ' inventor he heard him mumbling softly to himself: "it cannot be. There was- ii't any.“ When the Roosevelt party had pass»' ed up the road to church, .lake survey. ‘ ed the genius who stood behind him. He motioned to the drug clerk to keep silent. “Where's that invention?" demanded ; Julie. No answer. "Well, where is‘ it? he demanded again. "i refuse to say another word to, you," said the man. whose regard had i changed to disguesl for Jake. l'm‘ through with this town." This was correct. The Oyster Bay police hurried him down to the rail- road station. waited until the 12:07 train pulled out and gave the conduc- tor instructions iiot to let Burgess liuckinnd get off. Burgess made a face ' nt Jllltt‘ before he left. ~Ei'eryliody’s friend—Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. Cures toothache, can ache. sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. Stops any pain. (.‘hurcii «river make any money on a Wall street lip? Gotham—«Yes: a fellow told inc to keep away from ttiere.~Yoiikt-rs Statesman. > During July and August OUR STORE WlLL CLOSE ON Saturdays at 1 pm. -—.- EVERY OTHER WEEK DAY AT YOUR SERVICE FROM 7A. M.T06 P. M. Mr. Merchant to have an lilLlilCTRiO SIGN for your store and show win- dow. We make them. all sized. and they BELL THE GOODS! increase in your business will can“ You to order larger ones. The Reed & Voik Electrical Co. When Are You Going The .l. B. Lawrence “M“.ls S. Do You Know Who Has the Finest List at Homes in Town? Try a small sign for a starter—4h. so scum mm or. scorn «onward,» rat. cos. ,4, to Buy a Home? ' l Auto ency Main St. E. E. Gorbam it) First Street. East Norwalii Telephone 452 'Khefifi' with all improvements. electric lights, on Crescent Terrace, $5.000 A 0000 10 ROOM HOUSE with all improvements, corner lot 7:3 :1 C THE NEW SCIENCE cause of the disease and the art of ad- iustinl the same. Discuss are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the Decorator ..... ..... .. ..... .. ........... .. creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six cases are given special situation; also Curvature of tho Spine. 94 WAQH'NGTON IT. .0. NORWALK Def‘mition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the Chlropra’ctors remove the cairn of one system. in your body. Nervousneu, Rheumatism. Paraly- is. Heart. Kidney and Fannie Die You will ever regret giving Chiropractic . hence to help you. ' 'r. runners, D. "c. Magnetic Treatments Given Also. d6 WALL IT» NORWALK Paters'on‘BO” Light. Strong Swift, and Silent A line hill climber. Mechanically perfect and constructed from the best material throughout, with all the do» tails of appointment carefully attended to. The car that will take you any where and bring you back. The up; keep cost is much loss than upon any other car at panel power. Sold complete, with magneto. full lamp equipment, generator, to. a t (hi Four-passenger Tourabout. . . . . 41.9”. "We can deliver the good-"milieu? can get your ear tomorrow. Don't hef put on with a "promise." FiRlT OLA“ AUTO. FOR Milt. Iy Day or Hour. OSCAR ll. BANKS MIIN‘l’. ‘ - NORWALK. a... ,‘M‘ cons. feet on lisyview Ave., for ..... _._.__. '''' ‘ , 35.000 WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES Ii E Donn 8. Son (incorporated) RANGES will be in great demand, so if you in r i ‘ ‘ roiliflfi'i‘é'} r3333: ginniifllm‘ EASY PAYMENTS W Housemate i want to be ready for the heat. order your Gas Range today. ' $14.75 up DESIRED d . Garden Hose" “V M; .‘ : t furnishers 7 J '. 134-136 Washington seen South Norwalk it Won’t Alwayp Be Summer Time Winter winds will soon be blow- ing, and this is, the time'to get your Furnace in ’ order—'- or. better still, to figure on a new one. in either case. ' we are at your service Horace R. Noah ‘ a; TELEPHONE 401 ‘ all North Main and West Streets. South Norwiilk "i ' -3»..- . sasv cusses ran undasv syn Are your eyes uneasy! Arum beginning torohelf Make 1 ‘ ' fortable. Put them at their. " WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES. : 3' r We grind our own. lenses. Feawick Optical c“ umrso IANK soiLoino " 7-0 '7 WASHINGTON 0781". ; ‘. iiourl-8 to 11:30 a. in.. and 18:46 to 6 p. in. Monday and Saturday. 1 to 9 p. in. h Daily Line. to. N. Y. For Freight Only 0n and mar Tn mm t was. Freight Propellers. will inm’ Pier 18. East River. New York. um of Boyer street), eve my Sunday). at a p. in. r: m’ ‘ ' at Nor-wail up to t p. m. and y Norwalh up to 5:30 p. in. . Norwalli Steamboat uni“ ’ Armin. J. Smith. I Leone. General m . w.‘ —-—...4.-...—..... HilliGradeBali LA * ,1 MOWERS . 4;! l . llaad Cultivators Brandt Sprayers Wire Netting” And All Smoothie Gout Poiver Co. ' I . M. . : Mud Pastel for lesion on ‘ acumen-“:7 7..
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