a Got Your Drug. wants; rated at the .Y Bri 1! go Pharmacy ‘ ”Faisal and anoint «mo. It ‘ Personal a nation as to all Prescription 9work. :1 :. Chairs on our trolley Come in and wait for s on. names PWCY v J Donald was taken miuddsaly ill yea- my Walled o w it his brlt as cock on Jill «Elli. boa . and t‘haAvvsa pails lly in- . l arm 'm I“ " h turned to his homaéor 1.53"" though no aw i“ REM ”his armfwilis fa tier feltpllzat husband- have medical... attention. though the young man thought not. and Dre. H. 13. West and R. Ill. Perdue. who were summoned. put the arm back line its socket. .Tb’a young man is “stil laid up at his home in blast Washington street today. Charles 0. Roystoue is melting 6. line successiwlth his new line of business. that of manufacturing various kinds of containers for various purposes. lie has been getting out samplesan 11 they have aroused much e tnusiastn when l .l. PAREIR token-in. ’ Alvin Thompson is spending a week in New York with relatives and rfiends. . ”A for m . Mrs. Richard Covert. and son Morti- mer, of New Britain. are visiting Mrs. George H. Bootleld. 50 Fifth street. .MastanMiiiiamMcAdie will return to his home in New York today after a two weeks' visit with Master Waiter Alvin Thompson Miss Edna Angelmau and Howard badminton of fiesview avenue, are guests for h? week of relatives in Brooklyn. ow York‘ Several people have been getting out plans for new houses in East Nor- walk, but thus far nothing definite has been decided and no contracts have been given out. . Jesse Ayers, the yacht doctor is be ginning to breathe a sigh of relief. for' the season's work is letting all some now and Captain Ayers is in hope of being able to take a vacation shortly. Miss Madeline Wheeler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler, is a guest of relatives in (lrctou for three weeks. and on Saturday of this week her parents will go to that place for a visit. ..l Charles M. Decker has been having his boat elaborately overhauled by John W. Banks and she is now ready to provide a great deal of pleasure for her owner for the balance of the sea- son. One of the improvement is a cabin. Occasionally a sidewalk is laid in blast Norwalk of a permanent nature. though there is still room for a more general sidewalk campaign, which has been agitated for a number of years. One new walk is now in process of construction in Van Zandt street. Henry B. Gorbnm, of John W. Beat- ty's store in East Washington street. was called home suddenly yesterday afternoon on account of a sudden turn for the worse in the condition of his wife. Mrs. Gorhum has been in a sari. one condition for a number of months. The primary department of the East Avenue Methodisnn Sunday school is having their annual outing in the or- chard back of the residence of Oscar W. Raymond. in East avenue. The chil- dren assembled at 2 o'clock this af— ternoon atathe church and from there proceeded to-the grove, where they are having a duet spread. The oil which has been spread on the East Norwalk highways is now drl’ing out and little or no trouble iii experienced by pedestrians who walk over it Those who have observed the oil process on highways say that the streets should iil'tortiy be given anoth- er coating (or most effectiveness. There are several members of the Sixth Company. Coast Artillery. who live in East Norwnlk. and the young men have been busy for a number of days getting ready for the annual en- campment at Niantlc. The company starts Thursday morning on the trip. which will be made by train f1 0111 the South Norwalk depot. Charles Devlne, who has been so severely affected b rheumatism for several weeks at h s home at Straw- berry Hill, that he has been unable to look after his milk route. is improving nicely and is able to get alarm is little. though not snillclently to resume his route. The latter is being looked after in the meantime by his brother Eu- gene Devlne Those who have been figuring on the oyster shell pile on the Washington street bridge disapwr long baton August 1st and were wit ing to bet a little while ago to this effect see the error nowohthekoom connotations. amount of shells left in the the ha of the pile was where they erred their calculations. The shells ass a Y, being carted out by boat. though i job is now rapidly coming to an en The Cult Pasture campers had use for two blankets laat'nlghf if the night. before one was desirable. The night was an unusually will one. especially in view of til ho well that has invade ed this vicinity recently. The camp- ers continue to have an to a village at the beach. with between twenty and thirty tents. in some cues whole lain. ' parties are composed entirely of you" ‘ men. Fishing, bostin and bathing are all very popular wit ’1 the campers. " Friends and relatives are at a loss to understand a letter received vectors day by Mrs. Robert Nathan. whose husband is at Liberty. New York dancing treatment for tuberculosis. tiotneone wrote the latter in German for Mr. Nathan. who it is believed, was too wants to write himself. but the communication has Mb round unread- able in important parts. it indicates. howsur. lust ha is i .a very serious condition. lid has bgwltbout medb sins on “count at a is sent to him getting broke in tr i from New ,flmmflliflt Mill Mr. Roy-lone has it own them and there is every indication that he will do a big business when he gets under way thoroughly in the manufacture of .the new products He is getting out his samples in Seavlew avenue. where he was formerly located in the roof. lug compound business One test that he has been making with a water cool or during the last day or twa has been particularly successful. This cooler is for use in hotel rooms and steamship staterooms and therefore not very large. So good is the insulation, how- ever that this morning. after 2t hours. when it was opened it was found that it contained a good sized chunk of ice. though the latter had been put into a cooler yesterday moi-mag. The in- stl on is secured by means of i so cret formula which Mr. Royatone has worked out. Another container is for carylng ice cream, and still another for the use of automobile parties. The latter can be packed with ice for sum that use. while in the winter it can be used for keeping food warm. Still oth- er products lift. Roystone is getting out can be used for pie carriers and .for household use. Mr.- Roystone is now considering the matter of forming a company to manufacture his con- dunno The work of oiling Rowayton avg one has been commenced and it is pr greslng rapidly under the direction of Constable Edwrad .l indrlgan. The town is tarnishing $100 worth of oil. and the citizens are paying for spread- ing it on ti o street. «Banner and supper, Chapel tonight, M. E. the. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cushman. of hogan street. returned home you terday from Huntington. Long island. On board coming acroslo the Sound Mrs. Cuahman was taken seriously ill with an attack of indigestion. and last night a physician was called to attend her. .. Quite a serious dispute Occurred yes. terday between Edward Avery and Frederick Albrecht, of itowayton ave- nue. After a wa of words the men finally came to b ows and Avery was badly used up. it is probable that ar- rests will be mada and the matter. threshed out in court before the end is reached. —~——~_~—-— lllillill' ill! Ililllllil. l. Miss Charlotte Fitch, of Buffalo. is a guest of Miss Stella Austen. of Dar ien. There are uncalledfor letters at the Darleu post~clflce addressed to A. w. Knight, Charles Buyers and Mrs. T. (l Robertson. Schllchting Bros are offering every thing for the coming season. Before buying your jars, etc. road the spec ial ofler in their adv. for this week only. The Epworth league of the Buried Methodist Church is planning to have a lawn party this week on the lawn at the home of Howard Siauson in Sadr. wick avenue. The party is to extend afternoon and evening. George Williamson. of the Schlict- Brothers and Company. store. was painfully injured Sunday at the store, though no bones. fortunately. were broken. Mr. Williamson fell down a hatchway and was so severely injur- ad that he has since been laid up at his home. Troubles have not come singly to Benjamin M. Raymond, the rural ins delivery mail carrier. whose home was destroyed by are a short time ago. lune” morning when Mr. Raymond arose as found his cow dead under a tree. The bovine had been struck by 93M lightning during the night. George Vosburgb, who was so badly injured a few weeks ago when kicked by a horse. continues to get along ulce- iy at the Not-walk Hospital. to which he was "candy rumored tor treat meat. The broken bones are believed to be kahuna properly and that no trouble will be experienced on that score. The Dorian fireman bad a fine time on their trip to Silvia Rock Bunday. 'e have ' Everything for the fruit canning mason :Tsle lions. Double Safety and Mlicen- W Jfl'a. Jelly Glasses. Jar Rub bars; in 'i‘oba and Paradise. Your ebullient mouth iar rubbers or one sake of paraiiine free with each doses you bought during week ending July mm Bros.&Co.”° Garner Railroad Ave." and Main It. Dorian ...- tim- my. (train. rim ml hsaaCahlaOtTeilwtthI the“: mob musics There were about its in the party and some went by automobile and some by train. All bands met at the Collemde restaurant, where a line shore dinnerl was enjoyed. This was the annual out- ing of Eagle Hook and Ladder and En- gine Company. Schlichtln Brothers and Company are prepnr to furnish all of the re- quisites for the fruit canning season. such as jars of various brands. jelly glasses. rubbers, tops and paraflne. This week a special a special induce- ment is made by giving you entirely free with each doses fruit jars pur chased your choice of a desert jar rub~ hers or a calls of bamboo. our Dr. Nolan has purchased a new auto» mobile. ...— Miss Julia llaggeman is enjoying a) week's vacation. -m—n. Mrs. Harriet C Price. is spending the day in Bridgeport. Miss Elisabeth Coley, of New York, is spending the summer in town. Cornelius Romper expects to return soon from the Bridgeport hospital. James Kelley has resigned his posi- tion at the Saugatuck Public marital. Mrs. Oliver Keith has returned from a visit with her daughter in Walling- ford. .a Rev. Sidney Cross of New Jersey was a guest over Sunday at Trinity rectory. A large crowd from out of town was lp attendance at tug ball game Sun day. Miss Mary Ennis has been the re cent guest of friends at liar llarbor, Me. Sunday evening aervicr- at Christ church has been discontinued until September. Miss Lizzie lleffernan and Miss Lulu llamas. of Saugatuck, are spending the week in lie-ton. u Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill are on- tertaining Mr. and Mrs. George T. Dayton. of New York city. Over “00 was realised at the Farm church fair which will be used to wire the church for electric lights. ge Meyers. who is employed in Philadelphia. is spending his vacation with his parents in Roseville district Carl Diedriclt has returned to his work at lllnlt'! greenhouse after a family. The local farmer are anxiously look- ing for a good rain to save their crop The rain Saturday night was very wel com to all Mr. and Mrs. Edward Squires oi Combo. have been entertaining the past week Mr. and Mrs. Elmore liai- lows and son. W “The Wastport baseball ulna defeat edtlis Mayflowers of blast Norwalk. litmdsy. to to 4. baturday the horse team was defeated by the same nine 11 to 0. W . During the fair oi the improvement society the holiday lamps in Hotel are are to no lighted which will sad to the brilliant display on the town neon. en the new cottages of Or on Washington sum is pro- ital-F. a nicely. Iovarai more cm: are one! to be erected on this avenue by the cams parties. , No 11. William illust- oi iiouth rwal marinated a.- ml bottled but in this tows. was before Justice lattes; who italics also. :bonds of $100. “6”an malt-momma. week's absence, owing to illness in the hi The coca-u toot an ”ml under: k files of b o -stove Y tfi’o... . «ltlroqulmk‘sa donation. costs less loop-v top and cooks all food. list than any other new she has ever tried. . She finds the New Per. faction oven bakes brill- roasts perfectly. The . x... & ‘n. _, to. “whom...“ ’ r' 'flickal ...l... with the stove mmoulaad unattractive. It Will Magnum: than“ sources stomach-had wither mmlmmmuumuumm'w m- ”Cal-Wife” atysuuwaumlsslubtinm Weatport is planning to hold a sort of fair in the next two days. The presb dent. Mrs. W. G. Staples. with her many able assistants, has been work- ing hard to make the affair a rand success. it will be held in the wit pie become tired and wish to go home. This will make the closlng rather into it is said for the affair is going to be very interesting all the way through. The suppers that will be served will be down stairs and the many beautiful booths, with the many pretty girls in- side, will be In the uper part of the hall. Among the attractions are sever- al plays and then there will he a mid: 1 way. all glorious with lights each eve~ hing. Hills if “it lllSliilRl Another large crowd occupied the Roma l‘olul dancing pavilion. last night. the occasion being band night. Excellent music was rendered. W The remain of o A. Wells. who died at his h is island. were ~ taken to Englewodd. N 1.. yesterday afternoon. and the funeral services will he held from the Presbyterian chapel in that place this afternoon at 4 U't‘lilr‘k. The service was postponed from yesterday. on account of a son of the deceased not being able to get to Englcwood. from the west. sandman BADEOALL c“ Connecticut Lupus Utanding. W. L. PL. Bridgeport ......... ill 27 .8”. Waterbury ......... 4?. iii) .683 New Haven ......... :iii ill .528 Ylinriiurd............34 33 .507 Springfield ......... in; an .500 New Britain ........ :12 :l'.‘ .464 Northampton ....... :29 as .4le Northampton ....... 29 hit .426 llolvoke ............ 2:. ii .362 Yesterday‘s Results. Holyolte ii. Hartford 2. New llrltsin 4. Northampton 3. M National Luna‘s, blending. t 4. Chicago ............ ill 28 .936 New York .......... H :12 .ms Plttabnrg ........... it) 3:1 .1348 Cincinnati ..........‘il lui .5lil Philadelphia ........ lit; 39 $80 St. Louis ........... lift it ' M3 Brooklyn .. ......... an «to .423 Boston W31 Gil .383 ........... Yesterday’s Results. Cincinnati 18. New Yorlt 3 (first game); New York 3.1'inclnnati 1 (sec- ond toe). Boston 4. i’lttsbara 2 (first game); i’lttsbarg 4. Boston 0 imrcoud gains). Bt. Louisa .i’hiisduiphia 2 (12 in. on). Chicago 3. Brooklyn l. m American League wltaoxdlng. r d Philadelphia ..... fill at .38: iloston ...... ...... 47 till .69 New York..........4li :52 .59 Detroit ............'l-i 37 .64 Cleveland . ...... . ..tlii lib .ibl Chicago............2il Oil .403 Washington .31 ii .390 Bt.l.oull.......... iii 61.320 Vests ’I Results. fission 9. Delta H ill. Louise New York ll. Philadelphia 6. cilantro 2. ClevelanoWashiiision. rain. “it Mtbhlttfrim le HOLVOKI The commit"! cm the mists cuts a acaafarsncs ton yeites Elwin. President 6.01 Menu. all New liavsn railroad. us Tattle. of the beam and If The local band lions waits presented and tbaassd a 11:: “3:1: for Hobbits m‘w nra . that later titre Wad would be lecit- od or and parish mar-rum ov- d’l the sit at thee the rail .boing prob? ab asst to moss. in the lots of~tsli to The Town theorem society of obsess into the advisability“ the; , ”u x _ A )4 .11.“ g. / Hall from i o clock each day until no , ' H I. lit-«N0 Spatial Torin of Court W Herbert hi lianyon. the Greenwich man who tried to turn the that town upside down. is news the county jail, and has served three days of that term of fifteen mouths which he received for embflnlement. The toiwi" court ruling and denied a new r a . it was thought at first. as told in these columns. that fhere would have to be a special term of the criminal superior court to deal with mayou'a case and with the case of Theodore 0. Cleats. the Stamford chauffeur, who wuss also refused a new trial by the supreme court But. in looking over the law a statute wase found which covered the situation. R'isa‘sod on Bonds. When Mayan and (loot: took their appeals judgment was suspended and they were released on bonds. it was at first supposed that the superior court would have to be called into to revoke the suspension of judgment. but there is a provision in the law which covers just such a situation. When the supreme court refuses a new trial any judge of‘the superior court may release the stay of execu- tion by giving the clerk of the court notice to that effect The matter was brought. to the at- tention of Judge Howard 1. Curtis yol- terday and he accordingly notified Clerk William T. liavlland of the re- ioaae‘ in the case of lanyon and Boots. Lanyfln Gav. Self Up. Lanyan made any hunt for him an- necessary when he put in appearance at the jail late Saturday aftenpoon with his counsel. Russell P. Clark. and announced that he was ready to begin his service. He will have to remain in jail until sometime in August, 1911, :ith an allowance off for good can not. , fleets has not yet been heard from. but he is expected at the jail now at any time. Ht' Is to serve a sentence for manslaughter in causing the death of a woman in an automobile accident. ...— -—Accidents will happen, but the best-regulated families keep Dr. Thom as' Eclectric Oil for such emergencies. gt subdues the pain and heals the arts. . FATHER FINN'S FAREWELL. iiev. Thomas J. Finn preached his farewell sermon in the Sacred Heart Church. yesterdai. Many of his par lshioncra were in tears béfore the ser- vice was concluded Father Finn leaves this week for his new charge as rector of St. Mary's Church. Nor- wnik. Through the efforts of Father Finn. Bi. l’aul‘s Church in Glenville was erected in l903. and the work of completing the Sacred Heart Church was brought about. Both of these churches were missions of St. Mary's before Father Finn assumed the pas- torate. but are now in a flourishing condition. Rev. Eugene l. Sullivan. now curate of St. John's R. (l. Church nannies charge at East Port Chester next sunday.-—Greenwlch Correspond eat of the Stamford Advocate. Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Gnly 0a and arter- Tum. January 1. Wild. Freight Propeller! will leave Pier at. last River. New York. (tool of Dover street). every day. isms! sandal. at it p. to. freight malted atrial-walk unbalanaadloctb Norwaik up to 5:80 p. m. Norwailt Steamboat ho. Arming J. Imlth. Luau. o. o. Heisman. General Agent. During July and August OUR STORE WILL CLOBI 0N Saturdays at 1 pm. EVERY OTHIR WIEK DAY AT YOUR CERVIOI FROM 7A. “.700 P. M. E. E. Gerhard otters... 10 an seat. as Nola. tribune: a: FOR SALE I ROOM HOU“ with all linprovstnsnts. electric lights. on Crescent Terrace W A GOOD 1° ROOM HOUUI with all improvements. corner lot to fast on bsyrlsw Arm. for HEDannESon (incorporated) to with. or. lloswaut t A l lillillil ,. t I l ‘ "I c \ .4 politl s of . uprome court found no error in the “9 dRANlTE CITY. lli.. July lug—«By ‘ the death of Mrs. Mary Niedrlngliaus. it her summer home at Jamestown. R After July 83. :11.”st 0f the N Haven Company will brown 3 detachment of two extra.” count) 500 and 1.000.nillesgetlchet , _ Y seated for passage a. dud ‘ York. for they purpose; of Y , terminal charge .as was r on tly‘ thonnectiou with other forms ’11.“. s. W ‘ LiVERPOOil. EXBNANOE 1’0 i3 LIVERPOOL. July 19. ~The Exchange here will be closed salmon. July ac. andtllouday. August 1. . 0.1.. W” . ..._ yesterday” the :7. 000.000 estate of or husband the late William F. Niel! rinshaus. will revert to h'ur four sons and six daughters. to be divided among them. William F. Niedringbcua died July 13.1908 He was the founder of Granite City as an industrial communi- tv. and his estate consisted chlelllf of slack in a manufacturing concern find real estate here and in St. Innis. His will directed that a trust company be formed to manage the estate. The four sons were diluted as directors of the company. The. trust company was : red to pay Mrs. Niedriugbaus s 0.- 000 a year from the income of the es- tate. The death of Mrs. Niedrlnghaus ends the trust. ROBERT POWER. CAUGHT Robert Powers. an old oibsadsr, is probably converted now to belief that the police are sure to get you if they are looking for you. Powers was picked up yesterday on chargd ofsteal. ing a suitcase and number of articles of clothing from Decesare's aalooadn Dayv street on April 30th. The arti- else in question are the property of M. Roche:- a Bridgeport man The police have been on the lookout for Powers aver since. but did not get a glimpse of him until yesterday. This morning in court Powers plead- ed not guilty. but Judge Joseph R. Taylor did not believe. his story and lined him :7 and costs, besides send lug him to Bridgeport jail for an oil- gagement of thirty days. ‘ 01‘ f/ put A. J. Angevnle” ' Co coMPLEr House- fmnmmns? |r 131136 Washington so»: South No silt water Made Hot' On the Run Free Demonstration HUMPliREY Instantaneous and Automatic instantaneous Heaters HOUSATONIC POWER CO. all this week. Come in and and out how to get a tab Heater free. vertisinleill Large or Small Doom ‘9' Heatlflg Will receive are most careful at vacuum at North Main we South 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 byawrsnch. twistormdnhth back. Even if done in childhoodm it Ewing. llfsm in 11.133211»... and «gains; Chiropractors nmovs the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six com system. “d9“! body. Nervoasaesa. carnation Pat-sly sis, Heart. Kidney and halal. Die cases are given a attention; also Curvature of tilt pine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. '1‘. FRANCIS. D. C. M WASHINGTON IT. ‘0. NORWALK “comic Treatments Given Also. When Are You Going to Bay a Home? m ’0 } 0 Lawrong‘e 22.2... arm St. Do 1011 RnowWho lies the Finest ”stallions: ld’l‘owni W nav eta-ass roa usual! his Are your ‘11on areas 1 beginning to rebel? dama . foriable. Put them at their «ass. ’ WEAR PROPER EYE 0148828. .. We grind our own lenses. il “andnnrr* or waamnoron his". Hours-«s to 11:30 a. 111.. and 181i! is a p in. Monday and Retard". I b 9 p. m. WO‘ hm WWW” LAVWN Girdcn llcse Hand Cultivators 3th Shavers, VERY LITTLE Ir. switchers“ gift “If. your stars sad . 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