Mr. I)“ f g 3.“ e, " no tosil’l' m _ w ' " . i1 L :Jv'. . -" * motion" tron poms iii and mu to???“ «is;b J. PARKER. Alanna. .i H . i r ‘ W. was Arthur Morrison, of East .lilorwtilit, who has been quite ill. has recovered. ' Argus, Morrison has been quite ill for a number of days at his home in . East Norwaik. The house of James Taylor in Van Zaudt street is being muneotsd with the district sewer system. . The funeral of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. of 87 First street. was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Amos Gallagher, of Peeksliili. New York, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Aisthorpe, of heaview ave- nue. ’ Miss Alice Griffin. of Gregord Boule- vard. is spending her vacation with friends in new London. Groton and Watch Hill. The regular weekly prayer services will be held this evening at the am Avenue Methodist Church and at the Advent Christian Church. George Hunter, extra carrier. is look- ing after the route of Mali Carrier James H. flsnford, of Winfield street, during Mr. .ilani'ord‘a vacation. Mr.‘nnd Mrs. S. D. 'I‘iliotson, of Hun- tington, Long island. have returned home after a short visit with the for- mcr‘s brother. it‘. 0. Drake. of Bella place. The Argend holler Company, whose cities is in heavier: avenue, to doing a good business at the present time. So far this Week, five boilers have been disposed of. A large extension on the rear of the residence of Mrs. Julia Byrne. of Van Zuudt street, is nearing completion. The new section will provide four ad- ditional rooms. Charles Wakemnu, of Greene Farms. the produce man. was a visitor in East Norwaiit among this storekeepers this morning for the first time this sea- son. Many old friends were pleased to see him. Cruising parties are being made up and it is expected that some of them will leave the latter part of the week. This is the big cruising season, though there do not seem to be as many par- ties as usual. " ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' “ The funeral of Mrs. Henry B. Gor- hsm, formerly of East Norwallt. will be held this evening from her late rea~ idenco in South Wilton. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn, tomorrow morning. George ll. Ferris. of Scuview ave- nue. has entered upon his annual va- cation from his duties of the hardware store of Charles E. Dow In South Nor- walk and has gone to Baldwins. Long island. to be the guest oi his son. Ar-' thur D. Ferris. “ -~-Pure, clean feed and grain at right prices. Manuel Toro Hatch. The East Norwaikers who attended the Joffrles-Johnson fight motion pic— tures were not particularly impressed with the meeting of the two big pugll- ists. us a tight. No criticism is made. however. of the pictures as pictures. if disagreeable odors could be util- ised in a perfumery business the Wash. ington street bridge would be a prime place for the perfume manufacturers today. The heat assisted in bringing about as choice a collection of nausea- ting smells as probably can he found iii town. ltichard Dunning. son of .l. irvinx Dunning. is still unable to resume his duties as chef on the oystc oat (‘om- mundor. About two weeks an. be was taken with a sudden fainting spell and fell, striking heavily on one arm and shoulder. The arm went out of joint and is said to be still in that condi- tion. Mr. Dunning is obliged to keep the arm in a sling. ' During the early morning hours there was the thunder and lightninu of an electrical storm without any rain. The near shower was considerably commented on later on account of the cooling effects such a storm is counted upon to produce usually at thisesson of the year. The thunder and lizhtuin; exhibition woke many p99 ‘9 Judging from the comments ma s today. it develops that the square which Bridaetender John Cole missed yester- day, while items at work repairing the sshlaaton street structure. was not stolen. astsupposed. Durihii the day Mr. Cole found it sticking up in the mud. The bridaotender declares that someone kicked. it through a hole .llldilil by the rsmom of one of the plahlls.‘ Others think it siiupl fell through accidentally. y ”the Oriole baseball team was to have played t e hpriuitwoml team Sunday afteru abut will so to Fair- rleid instead. tooth? was made as to the reason for thee Mile of plans and it was stated that the Oriole team do» cubed to play the dprthswoods it they. kept a non-union batter to the uncut. 'I‘he defiance“. it was understood had no intention of choosing their line- up and hence the calling off of the same. The small yowens not quite sure about the int nary ohths parade of the Adam Forshhush slid hells hrotlr er‘s circus thll‘morniug but they Were tsitiu no chances. They knew the par s would surely be in the center of the titty of host Nerwslli so their hihsrfssross the Wssbiosteu street in q, number. ' alone the ' , in . border W“fhve. and Main Oh. ' "" ~ " . . id’st g stifling hot, the work is J mehguflwffiis .l'lOt W9 Went to see the A. parade this morning, indicated chic attendance at the two. performances. one. this afternoon and the other this evening. ~lfrsvy. impure blood makes a muddy, Flmply complexion. headaches. nausea. ndlgesiion. Thin blood umlies you weak. pale. sickly. ’ litirdocii lliotid Bitters makes the blood rich. red. pure -—restores perfect health. militia“ J. rdluhl, of Tlitcnt‘ko. has received his new ll‘brd a tomoblle. Mr. and Mrs. M. l). Randall. of Non welk,’arc moving into their new homo. "Old Dutch," in 'i‘olteneiw. Alfred Jones. of Fall River. Mass. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James it. Taylor, of Rowuyton avenue. Miss Ads Reynolds, of llnnbury, who has been the guest or Miss Frances Ceilings, of ‘ilownyton areuuc, has returned home. Mrs. Marsh Thatcher and children ind Miss Marion Crochet! have com to Sandy Crook, Maine, where they will spend some time tho guests of friends. About two hundred members and friends of tlio itownytou Episcopal Sunday school mum in slum Rock, yesterday. in u itimuo and single truck car, and a fine tune in reported. Elblrt Woodward, who arm to llos- ton yesterday. made the trip on the Joy Line steamer liarrnrd. ”I! will spend some time with relatives and friends. expecting to return on ’i‘uca‘ dsr. « e illiliil liliilllllilll. Schlichtin; Brothers and Company have everything that is needed for the country season. They carry all makes of fruit Jars. fruit glasses, rulihoru, etc. The Noroton Heights Engine (tom- pany is arranging to have a My; fair ll. the tire house. it in Ill'tiptismi to have the (air from August 24‘27. lncitr sivo. The formal reopening services of the Barton Methodist Church have been postmned to Sept. i, in order to admit corioiu necessary changes in the new pipe organ. Good progress is being made on the new brick school house of the liarifui Canter district. Tile building is now about up to the almond story and will be three stories in height. it is being constructed directly in front oi the old building. . A we driver named Conley. whose case has been before the local officialo‘for some time. was dischsraod The?» swung by Justice William H. ihmott, Jr., for lack of evidence. it was charted that Conley had been “hint liquor from a wagon contrary law. Mruand Mrs. Wilbur Bates and ism. fly and. Mrs. Emma Monsell. of Dar- ien. have s to Brooklyn. New York. to attend! funeral of Herman Mon- seil. Ths'mheral services were held last suits, at the house and today the reveal were taken to ilellport. WWW ,for burial. Mr. Monsoll was .- , ma Mouseil's son and mascots; brother. - A“ notice of the registrars makes It apparent that thetpeliticsi season is not so very for off, though this is hot mother wootitor and fall is the tiny ‘ ay qr‘polltlcs. The registrars. w. it. ”We ’gifd‘i'e Everything for outwit uniting season. his; ”firms. Double Safety Glasses; .Jat‘ Rubbers, Jar Tops snil'l’arsfllni‘e ’ '3 Bread: Co; .. r": l y, M M lindlhl | and moody Fruit Jars, Jeiiy‘ Willinott, .lr.. and Charles Bennett will lli' in session on Fridays, August 5th and 12th. for the purpose of registering the political party affiliation of (lime torn and to generally perfect the no rolluwut list. ~ m. noun Miss Elsie File is ill with appeudh cilia. . , William F. Kirk is very ill with neuralgia. _ Mien (nitric lithium is entertaining out of town friends. Miss Helen Wright. of New Rochelle has been the guest of Miss Auuie th~ hints. Arthur Finite and family. of Attempts have been recent guests of friends at tlompo beach. Miss Martha Mills Chauncey Rariow are niay in Norwallt. A concrete sidewalk is soon to be laid from the corner of Riverside avo- uue to Cross street. Charles Hoitthausen. the Main street halter, has sold his business to out of town parties. Mrs. hauls Drew. of New York city is spending the summer at the home of Mrs. Frank Godfrey. A host has lieu placed in the war tor at Compo beach which is greatly appreciated by tho blthora. Mrs. lierriet Price is spending the day with the Lincoln Circle. (”5. A. it.. of Bridgeport, at the Soldiers‘ Home in Noroion. , The secretary of the Westport tluu club has received a silver trophy front a powder company which will ho eon. tested for in the near future by the members of the club. The All~8tauifords baseball nitie will be on the diamond at Spring Hill. Sunday. This is a very strong team and the Westmrt boys are expecting an interesting and fast game. run if pg iiiiilllili Joe Mack and Harry Tunney. the vocalists at the Point. are to no in a vaudeville act at the close of their scam: st. ltoton i’olut. They have at ready begun rehearsing, and expect to have the set down in line shape when they so on the road. Dave Colin. the assistant of the shooting gallery. has boxuu training for the national championship. which is to he held in New Orleans neat sprinx. Dave is the crack long dis- tsnca runner of the Pennant Athletic club. of Brooklyn. and has already re cell/ed several models for long dist tones ruunlus. causes were FAIMIRO. WASHINGTON. July 88.-Strenuous efforts put forth by the Canadian gov- ernment to induce farmers to settle in the province of Nova Bcotis are most. in; with more success this year than formerly. according to a report to this government by Consul-General James W. Randall», of Halifax. Up to Hey it the total immiitratlon to the prom little for this year totalled soc persons, of these there were lilo farmers and their families. :00 of them ssinriencsd farmers or men with ludiclebt capital to "With! in farm land. Montydhrpe of the immlsrsuts but capital some gating 3335.090: too had capital lllllOlifllhl. to 010.000. and over til had 833nm amountinh from ”.000 to hit).- aud Mrs spending the o “W \ .‘l’ATI UOOMLIITO' CAMPAIGN. NEW HAVEN. Juli! title-The Idolat- im of ectlout. who have named Reborn-l titer as their candidate for governor. intend to draw eyes out ' e speakers. is. their campsite this i. Eighth” as» been assuredtttst Cari .ers in," many wiiicoiueto the e in Wills. his tour utilisation min at... eardrum it: . » it active 3mm- thls . 1 iii secure a in": :3 inset pissed u " ‘ " ‘irtelsct this: "elite ”tho ‘ Showing ‘ uhildiih‘sr ‘anfiulsr pour». a? Mlflllli'..9flo of the 5001.31“ . - ,, . ‘i’f°nth“$‘WdffJi ‘ ' of T mum The panellist: yscbtsmsa. .and they were, admittedly discounted "when they came across from Marblehead Harbor thisforehoon‘fer another race with ’lhedsfender hfasssdhdhetts over a tri- ‘i has also been dutortuuate that accidents to sails have added to the handicap of the chill user. while in comparison with the ‘ altos crew. the our Canadian sailors have not proved such good sail handlers. in additiiln, tlklpper "Ned" Boardmsn, who is also out to windward and in fetching the outer mark. in nearly all the wind- wzrd less Routh has overstood the in vi: and has had to bear away for it, while ilosrdrnan has been able to hit it withoutina startinga sheet-or pinching his boat. in view of these conditions it is not surprising that af- ter yesterday's race several of the Canadians should reserve their rall- rosd tickets for home tonifiht. UNIONIOM AND FRIENDOHIP. BATTLE CREEK. Midis. July 28..“ When it became a case of choosio: be- tween boycotting the railroad and pay. in; a tribute to their dead comrade. striking employee of the mand'l‘ruuk refused to stand in the way of their attendance at his funeral. A large del- egation of strikers yesterday accom- panied the body of Engineer Mason Andersen. one of the most popular trolnmen on the road to South fiend. ind. for interment, riding in Grand l‘ruuit coaches. Andereona death ro- utlted from cancer. MINNEIOTA DEMOCRATS. MINNEAPOLIS. Mind, July 28m“ The Minnesota state homoerotic con ventlon was called to order today for the nomination of a full ticket. (in account of the harvest now in progress 1V0? the state. the delegates from out. side the cities have berm slow in ar- riving. and most of them. did not reach the city hall this morning. internal centers around the aubcrnstorisl nom- ination and the naht ml the county option plank. (Yonitressmen w. B. llamtnond was made temporary chair- man of the convention. , OOOD CORN WEATHER. POMi-‘Rl'el'l‘. July. 2ft.~»Asldc from the weather. whlrh has rustic the corn grow. but. has blighted many of the other crops. the farmers here are com meeting upon the unusual scarcity of insect pests. There are very few grasshoppers. no yviiowisrliet bumble bees. no pumpkin bugs and the few potato buns seem to have lost their appetites. lint erorythina is not rosy for the crop of headlines, in way there ordinary rs. The absence of caterpillars: and lioilimt on the trees l‘s sttrttiutcd to the mid and rainy lull sure DEMOCRATIC couwirtse. NEW RAVI-1.2 July asw’l‘here was something doing in politics here today for members of the litunorratic state contra] mmmlttn responded to the "all of (‘halrman (“amines and not ill the Notice Hotel to select the date for the state snowstorm The early arrivals had little to say on polltlfl )llif‘l‘ than to take the position thdl they intended to compare notes on also conditions. - A Few More Items in the Sale N-inoh WINDOW IOIEENO. . . . .331: r LAWN IITTIID .3. ...... . ..... Its; ".26 ONODUIT IITI at .. . . .1“ “~00 .CROQUIT OET‘B st. ......|fl.« “.00 CNOQUIT OITO at. . . . . . . $3.78 “at. t I. It. MINNILL. UNDII‘TAKII r. A. iii—mum. «cuss roamsush’ coauss VIM-l. aao toes eve. activism. coals. horwditllres’th Officeot - .. no Evenins Sentinel ‘ w_.Jsisuusii W , The “Reamer 40" ’ hilt TOWN . l. c.‘ i. classy In Asposranel. with thaw ”MEIW‘NINHM We, ‘ mm power on bills with-a, , j, an. Mesa. July tan—ll"! . has a case of now or never for the ., ,‘ challsu'r at. Lawrence in today's £0. for the hear/solicits cup. ",1 Wing of their best this week has " diced a distinct disappointment to the the designer of the Massachusetts; has , proved a trifle better than death on ' the lit. Lawrence. especially in nosing , ‘ l it is as far ahead of oldtssb- Midi! mulled malted sum as cream butter is ahead of side more. As a delicimis bever- age it is superior totes. codes or Mesa. and you never tire of it. w'l‘hlslsone of theth p re“ ttons of the mat American to indicate. Get it at an; A. . ‘ s. drut‘ store. (Mil Olaf. armaoy. Mimi The ridge The Clifford Pharmacy. ouuum 1 Oanly. Props. Mi... — H...“ WILD MAN lN THE WOODS. natric. July ism vagrant who has been living in the woods here- abouts, who is now called ”the wild man." has made his appearance at a number of points. giving fright to many by reason of his extremely un- couth condition. lie is thought to be about six rem tall. in rage and a hoary growtirof board and hair. The supposition is that the man is mentally unlislanced - Edison Viétor Records For August i » Selections to suit every fancy. Come in and hear there r. E. Lockwoml and Company to m... sr.. ‘ noawaut 'TIIspheoe Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only 0a and after Tuesday. mean t. ms, helm Propellers will leave Pier 18. lilsst River. Now York. (foot of Dover screen. every day. (mot Sunday). at I p. in. freight received sthimalk unsoundm Nonslh so to 5:00 p. I. Norwslli Steamboat be. Anal». .1. with. C. 6. Hannah. Lessee. General Meat. FORSALE . O ROOM HOUOI with all improvements, electric lights, on Crescent Terrace. “.000 A 0000 to ROOM HOUII with all improvements. corner lot 75 feet on flayview Am. for ‘ “9°“ HEDann&Son 0an”) 48 WALL IT-o NORVM-KW K Durinflhly and lingual cult cross wiu. owed on ‘ Saturdays at 1 pin. svssv crash was osv av vous esnvics snout vastness-4i. moo-isms, “Wm * . . ., l 31%" “10v“ “1"! “i i; y'_ 5-4 ,. we «I w- w . m. 1 “ . I “halos WIWN'J'LDAVII rows. 1 0...... tune a DURINO Location Here for His Echo“. . Tomorrow Major George Wilson. the principal of the Overlook Academy, ' will join. the boys of the Overlook tumor camp. at Behaso baits. in Maine, with two of the former students ‘ of the school and a friend of theirs. .from, New York. The boys are David Richards. Jack Brant and Frank Stew- art. The camp is proaressius in this style and all who are there, twenty- four in number ‘sre enjoying thcm' IOIVOI iinmeusely. There is bathing. boastful. fishing and in fact all the sports that a young men might wish for during his vacption. it will be some time before the camp will close. but Major Wilson is Just going up for a week to see how things are settles . along. The major was asked if he had any . ideas as to where he would locate his school this year. He said that he had several places in view. nearly all out of tovvn, but that there are he places in Norwslli that are adequate to ac- commodate his school. This Meier Wilson regrets very much, for he wish- es to stay here. and is high in his praise of the way the people here have treated himself and his school. When he returns from his camp at Bebaxo Lake he will take a trip to Derby and will stop to look at offers he has had to locate an another place. ENDS HER LIFE AT NINETYJONE. Aged New York vanan O‘uld Net stand Disappointment of Miss- iog owns. NEW YORK. July 28.—-—Worry ho- cause her feeble health made it tram sihlc for her to accompany her grand- children on an outing is assigned as the cause for the suitcde yesterday of Mrs. Hannah Berk. 91 years old. Mrs. Bet-h ‘had planned to accom- pany her daughter and her grandchild- ren to Rochaway Bench, but was tee weak to go. When the party returned it wet-a to find her dead in a tightly closed room with gas flowing from an open Jot. < , . u How About the” Kitchen Range? is it working iwrieclly. or would some few minor but long neglected repairs put it in hrstclass condition at a vpry small expense? We malts a specialty “of all kinds of repair work Horace R. Nash "LIN-ION! 401 m was and Well Streets. ' South Norwslk Automobile insurance We can insure your Automobile against Fill! anywhere. IIOT RATIO. Gon- eult us for RATES of Auto LIAaiLITY insurance. Flee. Life. Accident and Liability Insurance Rents. Steamship Tickets. Real Estate 1. M'Lsyton 8t C . s Railroad Av... some Norwalk , When Are You Coin to Buy a Home? l Auto Mile 'lervtee. l5 8. “01.3. Lawrence St. ’DoYouKnowWiioliasthe Finest List of item in Town? a. .....~.W...-..s.w.—Mm "nab-.. a...,.........s.......~..... .0... Mauritania assume row » . . ‘ non... COLUMBUS. .- July 21 O. Hardini‘was nominated f nor by the spublicsit sixties today. On the second pilot! x for gorernor was: Heralds dill... ass. bongoarth m. casino. ird lot George-“B. Colt mt‘lhe if. ‘:. ton county votes forllard nothlbate ‘ him. ~ (Gregory Boulevardi~ BAIT NORW‘ALK Sea Food Cooked to Order " John‘ rue new scrunc- vDefinition of Chimmht: Chiropractic is the science «has of llthe disease and flux in: out casino. _ , 4 by s wrench. twist or IM ll , back. Even if done in childhood creates pinched nerves and pain . later life in the different omit! ‘ limbs. " ‘ ~ Chiropractors remove the this disease and pain. and restored through barmonlllhl- ‘uerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism, sis, Heart, Kidney and Remains.» asses are then special attsa . _; Curvature of the Spin. or .. never regret giving Chlroprgetio ,1 chance to help you. 94 WAOHINOTON 3T. 80. NORWA Magnetic Treatments Olson also. CityNationailiank sotmt soswALK.‘ census. TRANIAGTO A IUDI PRDPBI ETDR. b NE. slum . “ EDWIN H. MA'N'SIWQON. PHI- JOHN H. KNAP'. 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