GetYourDrugm.v " rillcd litflu ‘ 'j-Btidge‘ rnmscy i “figural and efficient service at 1; Personal attention girl; to all ,5 prescription work. Clullrs for our ; Donia in and wait it J. FARM (“W's ...,. 4...“. J i... aw». ins Celia Schlessber at}! of New Y? eguest of’M r. and rs‘. Meyer o laid; of l9 Fort street. hire. Ralph Dibble. of the cities of the Crescent Laundry. is ill at her home in "Chris ”avenue ‘ -. Clinton Cuthiil has recentif been go- lug extensively into the obsteriag ' business. 1"? nialuit. alone. be set out 60 more 0 the pots Mrs Warner Northrop. of Danbury. be when: a midst of Mr. and Mrs. ants h‘liommedteu, or Rowan street. lira! returned home to the batting city. The St. James Circle of King's Daughters, held their milling for this it yesterday with Mrs. Charles J. denburg. of Cove avenue ’ The Oriole baseball team of East lfitlrl'waik. has no game scheduled for l arrow. but on sunday are planning to so to Compo and play the Ya‘nni- gilns. a strong Westport team The tug Addie V.. Captain H. E. Vliockwood and Engineer Ellis Iii. How- are. left this morning for Stamford to tow a lighter across the Sound to Huntington The teachers of the primary depart~ merit of the East Avenue M. E. Sun~ ddy school. are planning to have the anual picnic of the department next week. Miss Bertha Farr. of East Norwalk. and Miss Hotel Farr. of New York. are spending a few weeks with Mrs. John Tucker in Burtis avenue. New Cnnaan. The campers at Calf Pasture report that despite the heat which manifested itself at an early hour this mornig. the night was a cool one under can- vas. Last night was. in fact. the coolest night in a week or more. Albert Bately. who recently injured his back while at work on the delivery .Wagon of the trolley express, whole lo- cal business is under the management fff Richard Irwin. has resumed his (in- es. Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis and son [Jester left last night on the Bar Harbor Express «from South Norwaik. for Maine. where they are to make a vacation sojourn. They are to be lo- cated at the Rangely Lakes. The Mayflower baseball team, which has been doubting which of three clubs to play tomorrow. has decided on the Westports. and accordingly will cross bats with that team at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon at the Oval. in Cove avenue. Bernetta Maud Howell is the name of: the little daughter recently born tolCaptain and Mrs. Allen C. Howell. of the Bronx. She is thinking of com- ing up to Grandpa and Grandma Adams. of Benedict street, in the near future. Philip H. Fielding. of Pleasant street, is pilot for a biackllshing ex- pedition today. This morning. accom- panied by a party of New York friends, he set out for spots reputed to be good ones for locating the kind of fish re- ferred to. There has been some inquiry about the arrangements made by the camp- ers at Calf Pasture. One man said this morning that some pay for the privilege of pitching ienta Lad some do not This informant and that those who pay make the arrar ncnts with Marvin Brothers. People in one section of Benedict Farms were regaled last night with ex citemont. A fight developed in a house and matters wore decidedly lively for . n time according to reports. it is said there were cries of “murder." There was no police interference. however. and the situation quieted down after a time. There was another line addition yet tevday to the fleet of the toast Nor- waik Yacht Club. The latest is s hlndsomo motor cabin yacht owned by lir Shoneid. of the iongdon islands. The new arrival has been the sublime. - of much favorable comment and takes her place. among the big boats of the several big boxes of machinery have arrived in liiaiit Norwsik during tbs last few days consigned to the tire dis- trim. The boxes contain materials in connection with the installation "of the new motor ensrator set at the dis- trict's Mr cal plant in ilesvinw avo- nus. 'i‘h rest of the machinery isen drama so is expected to arrive any y. Chief l". M. Wheeler, of the Ealtw Narnia firs dlpdrtmsni. reports iii inquiry by him dlvglops that thew sins autism rson sits liners “use 1 . A clean liquid preparation for ex- tarsal use Plslstsd's Drug literals so confident that some will rid the skin pimples. blackheads, dandruil spasms.” prickly host. recital. hives ivy poison or any other road dlsliln or scalp mutton. l they will give your honey use are not entirely sat field with“ results obtained front will howl _ f call and scalp of infest or grown person at “V nmesoiu mlny annoyiu little solution-”f .mvf'b so :gic” Ware i” to l one anywhere. in quickly disposing of fliers minor troubles. posism.‘ whffih .. ,. 1. g veritable household remedy. Then no skin disorder for which it s in not he unhssitatinsiy used and which it will loot bonsai. it ii an active an- ill and contains nothing which ibiy More the most delicate skin. Acne. herpes letter. plies. scalp scales. barber’s and all other forms of itch. including itching feet etc.. field to it readily. A special oil-cent package of amino. convenient to carry when traveling, is program for minor uses. and this. its the regular :2 far. is for sale by all druggist including The Clifford Pharmacy and How. W. Kelley. Jr. A sample package of posiarn will be mailed. tree of charge. to any one upon r new by the Emergency Laboratories. as West 25th street. New York city. still delay in the completion of the new combination chemical and boils wagon of the department. He has been unable to bad out when the apparatus will be deliilered new. Originally it Was understood the apparatus would be doiivvodd dilly 1st. ' , ~Homemade bread wheat rye and oatmeal; biscuit and cake. Banner Bakery . u A‘ lively, family row developed in East NorvIsik Wednesday. While it has been the subject of some little treatment. the facts have not become very widely disseminated and it is hopedt be all flair may be patched up. Those on the "inside" have been await- ing developments, but it is hoped there Kalil be no more like that of Wednes sy. According t‘o-wthe present talk. the lid“ Norwslk Yacht Club will have its next meter boat race on Labor Day Nothillg has gt been definitely set tied. but this ate seems to meet with favor. It is planned to have a meeting of the club home night next week to talk over this and other matters. The club is having a very successful sea- son, the most suctessful in fact. since its organisation There will be a big gathering of members of the Dpwurth Magus this evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church, when the bimonthly session of the Norwaik group of Leagues will be held there. Delegations are expect- ed from Norwaik. South Norwaik. Wil- ton, Rowayton and Darion. A social time wili follow the business session. A special music at the business session. by the choir of the East Norwaik Church.‘ ~Everybody’s friend—Dr. Thomas' liciectric Oil. Cures toothache. ear ache. sore throat. Heals cuts. bruises. scalds. Stops any pain. tannin Mrs. George Wright and Miss Edith Wright spent Wednesday in New York city. Ferdinand Hartog has sold his horse ROWING!) .VODUG. Captain John H. Costes is havin: a large addition built on his residence on McKinley street. Miss Marie Moore. of Pond street. is spending a fewdays in Stamford, the guest of relatives. spending several days as the guest of friends in New York, has returned home. Oliver 1. Clark. of Pennoyor street. spent Monday in Huntington. Long is- land. Mr. Clark made the trip on the steamer Huntington. Mrs. Stanley H. towndes and daugh~ ier, Miss i-ieisn. of Norihporl. i..i for meriy of this place, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Let-lo. in Guil- ford Edward Tuttie and his sister. Miss Lint Tattle, were ovorcome by the host, yesterday. and the services or a physician were necessary. Today they are inucli improved. Joseph R. hrior. of Railroad are one. has been slgsmi as life never by the Tokeneke corporation. on their beach at Tokenlke. Mr Taylor's prowess as a swimmer is well known. he being very proficient in that art. r 3. Porn Chittendon. the owner of "Red 1 ." at Tokens“. has been elected a summer member of the Nor- wlik Yacht Club. and Wednesday he received his as foot knocksbnui which arrived- lt lilf' anchorage. The craft had sailed from Gloucester. Mass. having I armind Cape Cod, to Mar tha'a Val a'lysrd. and thence to Nor walk. The choir of the Methodist Church had a moonlight sail on the Sound evening. the party being taken by plain Oscar I. Miifs. The yo people enjoyed theme m by “dialer refreshments were ’ . which had thoughtfully been ‘ the young ladies Al ii) wow-if returned. all agreeing :bmtbly itld had a most solenoid and thanking Mr Mills for his 5 doll in tbs party were Vivian tries DsWstcrs Ninlrvs aces Ceilings Marjorie , Minn Hart. Joseph Taylor. it lidiili. of New Haven. and Clip- birth“ 1 kWoud of springtime. "was visltlld by friends from Noroton. iastw wed. lei'flm. of iterator j‘tertsining' friends from , lstsrdsy aim-finch st her home in holding svss s daughter The in addition to addresses. there will be , "Rummy" to Hubbard Lockwood. of i Miss May Tuck, who has been commissions h Midi r Mod! fulfill“: r. Walla my suddenly i services will to NM lemon ‘i row morning at 8: iii oclook from St. John' a Church Slug Shot Schlithhns Bros. 8: Co. Corner Mill-oldm Ave. and Main Or, Select Grocerlli. ”:1”. Grain. l‘iour and Feed. Hardware. Paints Glass. std. “5 iiiiiii ill __'_il_E_ i? 9i Work is progressing nicely on the data at the Belle island bridge. Miss Ethel Ra omen. of Bridgeport. is the guest of in Anna Jacobs. at the Roles Point hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George wells. of Brooklyn. are staying at the Sound View house. Belle island. Miss Helen boo. of New York. is ill at i breeze cottage. Bsiie lsis'nd. where s e is staying for the summer. Miss Anna mckwood. of the Beach- sido cotton. Belle island, spent Wed- nesday in New Haven visiting rela— V05. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Purdy and daugh- ter. Ruth. of Croton Falls. l.ro spending a few weeks at the YSound View House. Belle island, Mrs. D A Windham“: Belle island formerly Miss Anna Fay of Dlnbury. has returned. after having been the guest for s Week of her sillor. Mrs. Arnold Turner. 1 Farriew avenue. Dan- bury. Mrs. Turner has also entertain- ed recently her mother. Mrs. Anna T. iStihuf'dice who is summering at Bella s an St. Mark‘s Sunday school. of New York. on the steamer Roaedsie. and the Baptist Sunday school. of Bayonne. New Jersey. on the steamer Rose dale. are at Roton Point this afternoon. The steamer isabol will bring the force of the Prudential insurance Com- pany. from Brooklyn. to the Point. to marrow. “ an. TILIPHONH CALL m. Dorian House (Owflmimrd) CABT NORWALK Shore Dinners“ and All Kinds of SCI Food Cooked to Order John E. O’Sullivan PROP” 370R. l? IOUTN HOIVIALK; coma. TMNIAOTI A OINIML IANKINO luli'lflll lit a and Profits "gum «bonsai musulmmw IDWIN H. MATHIWOON. PM Washes. swatch if. “MAN. and Vice wuualo sobwstt. Cashier I. ll. Mathew-la usury our Mali . Cm null am m as» it Lists read it Iowan GLOVER’S POI IV"? “CANON YACHTINIONOCI.............|la| IA‘i‘i'iillI Silo“ ”WM nor-40s Dill“ GHQ“ “H...“ to I CityNatioualBank ism. : JOHN ii. salami mamas” lat-via AVIaiials Ilrvin “THE PLACE" rsiivlis spell .. .‘M Ital Childmn’ a Barefoot “it new «was liters ri-isr m» shrew resi- ‘ 0:th ‘ifi'ut‘l‘h mm a sh” time shun hy T be operated on as it this emf“ by a “mum: mi: a u r to u it you told it afghan i... m... r... not 0 ham' s a 6 table Corn and. I Edid take it and .53.. thei umppfn side broke and sway."—. R. LEEHUEY. 718 inefll Ava. Galena, E Pinkhsm'l Vegetable Co Hm e from roots and her "as pro to bathe most success meilyfifr curing the worst formso , female its. includin displacements. inflammation, ilbroi tumo irregu. laritles. periodic pains. hackle e.besr gig-down fee as. ilatuiency. indigss: on. and nsrv s prostrstlon. it costs but a trifle to try it. and the remit has been worth millions to many suffering women. u want a in! advice write fort toMrmPiH’lgchamiL It is free and always pfui. a.” ......« H... «'rNW HOTEL ARRIVALO manhole-Geo. 1‘. Brady, J. V. Moore. Bridgeport; C. it. Hoyt. city: S. Greensioin. Bridgeport; H. H. Pol lock, Norwailt; L. R.,Hurlbutt. Wilton; A. C. Cook, New Yo h; J. A. Huston. Middletown. N. Y.: . A. Billiard, Bos- ton: W. ii. Arthur. Stamford: M. Hai- lock. city; 0. Day. New York; C. Cro. mire. O. H. Robertsfliolton; i“. 1‘. Mc- Donald. Bridgeport. ’ Interstate Motor Cars 1910, “Forty " Demi- Tonneab Cars Model 31 151600 F. E. Lockwood 3 I; Home of Frank C a ing to Combo on .flappy island Jeanette Lee; Lady Merton Colonist. rey Ward; Pastels in Prose. The Coast “ Miss been visiting relatives in town. Mrs. C. J. DeWitt and daughters mot Friday, in the metropolis. Miss Sullivan. M. 12.. or New York , is I wk! iii! Miss Hillel: Mlddlobrooif,‘ ltvflunnysidl. Witter from a well on the premises gsreoentiy' been iroduced into the stock. lire. A B. dermis and Mrs Dears were among those it o enjoyed an out nesdsy. Mrs. Richard gave a small luncheon on Friday. Among the guests were Mrs H. OThomson and Mrs P. : Wooten. Miss Mary Olmstesd. who has been 1 visiting her aunt. Mrs. Edward Olen. stead, has returned to her home in New York ”Mr and Mrs. Henry Dewing will M' sail far Turkey on the 17th. On an rival in that country they will make their home in Constantinople. The Reading Circle met Thursday ed afternoon with Mrs. B. F McQueen The members gathered on the lawn where the afternoon was spent as be (1 tilting the mid-summer season. Dainty refreshments were served. Borne volumes. principally fiction have recently been presented to Wil- ton Library. Among them are Mary Care. Easier; Little Aliens. Myra Kei- fat:- be old Dominion, Thomas Nslson age: A Modern Chronicle, Winston Churchill; Professional Aunt. .Wemyrss; be Younger not Some Ladies in Haste and The Firing Line. Robert Chain born: The Wild Olive. Basil King: The Crossways. Martin. Going some, Rex Belch: Ralph Marlowe. William Bull Nayior; The Head Coach Paine: The Captain of the Kansas. Louis Tracy; The Rosary. Barclay; Lewis Rand. Mary Johnston: Nathan Burke. Watts; Mrs. Humph- of Chance. Chamberlain. WAHNlNGB To MOTORIBTS. . The office of the Secretary of the State has a new branch of activity which is making it some work lately. that of demandin written explains tions from automo ile drivers who have been convicted of reckless driv— in: Undentbe act of 1909 a second convicitlon of any offense involving a violation of section 18 causes the sus- pension cf the offenders license. The Secretary's ofiice is instituting the cue tom of writing letter to ononders who have received a conviction. demanding an explanation and warning them of the consequences if they are convict ed a second time. Recently letters have been sent to Ramona Morris. Special, Saturday “Keen Kutter” Pen Knives Scissors Shears at 33 1-370 DISCOUNT FROM REGULAR PRICES I. K. MITCNILL. UNIIHTAKII Ins—sh F. A. MITCHELL nous v sailfish con la wa L no men are. NOBWALK. CONN. PLAOI YOUR ORDIR as Halli ‘ . “Plumbing. Cal Fit- ilifl the new sliding in our hands. Many of your neighbors have had work done by new-ask them about our work, materials and pricewwe‘ii abide by what they tell you. W The Jones (- Hotchltlss Co. a VIM-i- srassv Noswsui. loan. Mus-kw Removable We is main a little out of the drill» nary. you w an construcisd on trail Mechanical principles lit! the month infill-ism my snd does avsv till tails lit coin- mos ash. in; instill a ray aviator «mamupuiinwi tent-m u f“... ”.er m 0 run it tails and m press ”Hi :3 armors, ill low “all: sets can no list as firmly in place as duper bass. C and «is my I l» mess: No charts for ooiisultsi on. DrLHiMslery ll M flail! flu. m ”mail: .WW and Company _.._ as wsti. lr. uoawstx NOW!“ Branch Office of Telephone The Event!!! Sentinel During July and August OUR OTORE WILL OLOOI ON Saturdays at 1pm. avesv ovHas WIIK bay A'r vous ssavuos reels “aurora”. 4' p E. E. GorhamRAN GE S Decorator i0 Fink Street. M Nonvailf Tm 452 FOR SALE 0 NOOM HOUII with all lmprormsnls. electric it his as Cmosnt 1pm. ' ' m A 0000 iii H615" HOUII. with all inprovsm is corner lot ‘lii fest on lisyvis’ivm 4:2. or a E ems... Sou “WWi f emulate. spasm 4s viAtl sre'liiiiiwsut Kate Ruler of Minefield. has 1 .. The "Koehier 40” New Haven; Gulfiivus 11'. Davis, Wind. sor: James Clancy. 162 Simon Avo- nus. Hartford; or. Charles N. Has ll. ilyron Chandler and Wallace D. all of Bridgeport. so» [S N TOWN ‘ Classy in Appeal-lites. with the Law Style Monteislr Touring Extreme power on hills with l of i to so miles an hour on high gear makes this the ideal cl! Remember the speedy little “Hilli- niohils 20" runabout. also the reliable Maxwell. "Events all, " Ryder-Lewis and Calumbil ‘ ‘ 'Phons MR. CLOVER. all-5. or our new garage, 731“. Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company Ir Merchant to have an ELECTRIC SIGN for your store and show win down. We make them. all lines. and the! SELL Till! GOODS! Try a small sign for a starter-nil increase in your business will cause you to order larger ones. The Reed at Vail: Eledtncai 00. so sourii MAIN s'r. ' sourii somatic rat. sits. When Are You Going to Buy a Home? The J. a. A... I uwfence CCWICCI ism s. Do You Know Who Has the Finest List of Homes in Town? Definitioaoiilibomebc Chiropractic la the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad fasting the amamums are caused y a ma . t or sprain intli M Even if done in childhood it ”uh“. la the different organs and: Chiropractors remove the clan of this disease and pain. and health restored thro harmoniaina thesis nerve system your bed Nervousnlss, Rheumatism. Parsiy sis. Heart. Kidney sad MslsDil cases are given ill attention- use guardian n: gt! ”gantry“ Mil rears v ng rscti l ohaaosto Wholly o '1'. W3. D. C. M wAliimcroii at so. Noa’waur Magnetic Treatments ‘oivon Also. W‘— «n... _... wuss A uorsrsu. cents. will be in great demand. so “you want to be may for the but. order yearn» in. is... DESIRED or, better still, to figure on" Horace R. Nail , North his in wait m Fenwick Optical Cum -.. 3 THE NEW SCIENCE .. creates pinched nerves and pain in of var , 1! B“§:¥;.n IMO mom M Norvllk it: to do. 134.136 Washington a..." South. Norwalir ing, and this is the time to set your Furnace in ' order-‘ . new one. in either case we are at your lervice m TILIPHONI‘. 401 South Norwdk essv eLseesl volt uneasy I. ‘Are your ayes uneasy! Are ' beginning to rebel! Make them “ tenable. Put them It their . “ wean reopen monuments. "‘ ' We grind our own iensel. ... uuirsn assoc spinning sum. rs s7 WAIHINCTON ITIIIT.‘;.: , Hours—8 to n: sea. in. and is: and 8p to Monday momma” “ oa manna-rs ’, Hens. EastmmNsw;£x. mm: Norwlnpwoiunp'n. . 4.... Norwaik Steamboat Go. Mining J. lmltii. o. o. m In Garden Hose . Baud Cultivators on may partisans tr _ 9 "
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