. chain canon” m.
Dome am uh: for 1:.“ car.
RIDGE. HMEMACY,
is ."Bii‘fivlhm-rr ‘ .
‘ L
.&,.,
KBtcwart Aims. of Scott Corners. Is
“wing Mr. Greenwood. of East Hon 7
Mrs. Edwin D. Seymour. Sn. of
north Wilton. had a picnic party from
East Not-walk last Thursday.
The Loyal Workers' Society will
hold a meeting as usual Sunday even-
ing at the Advent Christian Church.
at MI. and Mrs, Frank Lockwood of
Galiforniai are guests for the summer
of Mr an Mrs. A. W. Price of Rowan
street.
Mrs. F. B. Baker and daughter, Miss
Laura, have returned home to East
Nerwalk from a visit to Springfield.
Hartford and vicinity.
Owing to the absence of the peritonv
the weekly prayer service at the East
Avenue Methodist Church last evening
was led by Charles Ainsworth.
Miss Ethel Griffin and William Grit.
tin. of Erie. Penna, are guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. B. Ar-
thur Griffin. of Van Zandt street.
,Dust will not follow the Seavlow
avenue trolley car for sumo time at
least, for yesterday the space between
the tracks was given an oil bath.
Arthur Busbel. the popular conduc- h
tor of the East avenue trolley line. has
gone to New York today to witness the
baseball game between the New Yorke
and (lineages of the National Magus.
Another new sidewalk was started “‘9'
in Van Zandt street yesterday and
there is still hope among the sidewalk
campaigners that the work will con-
tinue until the whole thoroughfare has
tar, concrete or some other kind of
equally substantial walks.
Jesse Ayers is laying down the foun-
dation for a big new sloop. He is be-
ing assisted in the work by Frank
Holly. The date of the boat‘s compie~
tion has not been announced. but it
is considered likely she will be ready
to go into commission this fall.
The 'weekly social session at the
Entre Nous Home at Gregory's Point
Wednesday evening was a very pleas-
ant event and was lsrgly attended.
Features of the evening included danc-
ing. which was enjoyed in the carillon.
and card genres in the club house.
amp. .
nit-M: was a great
male troubles which
Muslim washout
and broken down
condition of
system. I readso
muchofwhstL is
. E. Pinkbam' it eg-
. stable Compound
had done for other
suffering women I
felt sure it would
help me. andimust
say. pit did help me
wonderfully. Mi
pains all is t me
so stronger. and within three meat I
was a perfectly well woman.
“I want this letter made public to
shovr tbebe benefit women ma derive
golf: Lydia E. P egetable
t
lukham's
nd:”-—- Mrs. Jana G. MOLDAN,
bad Sh. rth.
Minor No Minneapolis.
.fil‘h asap 0 licitcd nd a.
lid“ till time“ nlsltsw theabgvs 333'.
the emotion?
i
t
of Lydia E. Pink am a
gallium .°“"’°“"l‘. “glide? a
1; rain 1’00 an 3- '
Woman .0 suffer from th oaedis-
ng ills ullar to their sex should
no lose at tel these facts or doubt
the lability of Lydia E. Piulthsin‘s
‘23:“le Compound to restore their
1
. u want special advice write
rs. Pinkliam. at Lynn. Mass.
3 wliltreatyoorlettcrasstrlctly
confidential. For 20 years she
m ‘mn lift'lpln allelic woollen it:
y. reo o o e. )on
hesitate - write at one?
l
t
l
«mu-”Win. on... “MM- m... m...“ ...
wailt is enjoying her annual vacation
week.
Mica Vivian Stevens. of Penneyer
street, leaves on Monday for a week‘s
vacation trip to Ritiuoflold
Mrs. Mary Themes and hire Earl
Thames, of Rovmyion avenue are at
Old Point Comfort. for a low dass‘ so
learn.
Miss Louise Collin is enjoying a
week's vacation from hcr dueles in
the N. E. Ryan company's store. In
South Norwnlk.
Warren Eager is assisting at the
store of Jmeph Davis in South Nor
walk. while the proprietor is on his
annual vacation.
The ladies' Auxiliary are. planning
My a hotnednake cake and ice cream
sale on Wednesday evening. August
17. in the Hose house.
Miss Minerva Carpenter, of the 01'-
l
l
telnet-rd
A bani} r
is doth: the work. t‘l-‘hey will be in
good condition-Ion list a y, . ,
*5 7‘ on" writing”
. upon
year ”the tent reported in its place the
entire summer. "
thing this week and there are many
taking advantage of them. The water
has been warmer on an average this
year than It war last year.
of porpoises were noticed inside of
Tavern island. This is a sign of storm.
but where is the storm?
about one hundred in the school and
ed at [totes Point tomorrow. on thenc-
casion of the union picnic of the Cow
gregationai. Methodist and Episcopal
Sunday schools.
cars will convey the party to the
Point.
Rotor: Point bathing pavilion. is malts
woodwork rewiring and a coastal
cleaning up of the building and bench.
cottage. is to spend a week in Pas-
saic. New Jersey. her winter home.
cred variety.
and yesterday in some way or other.
no one know: just how. the boat toru-
ed over on its side, while at its moon
on Annual lath. the day that the Nor-
walk Yacht club is to hold its races.
Some of tho Norwalk young men are
Club an amp as the races at the local
,.
which they are to enter.
l‘
l'urht t‘.lub There is said to
strong team hard at work but they do
can find out just who they are. When
ever you so" two cancels".
safe to believe that they are training
for the races.
dugcr or suffer I out, bruise. burn or
scald.
painmqulckly cures the wound.
be a ram
the b are
area of ”data then
red. WWM 7‘
Morning titles are right for who
Yesterday afternoon a large school
There were
be younger ones were quite sportive.
A large party from Betbal is expect
A special train will
on to South Norwaik. and trolley
Proprietor John J. Snellback, of the
rig a number of improvements about
he place. including repairs to the
Miss Ethel Ferris, of the Outlook
Herbert Baldwin has a ink. The
ark is a bird. but not one of the tenth-
it is a hoe sailing host
an. She will be rightod today. and
here was probably no damage done.
The Stamford Yndlt Club will hold
hrir annual water carnival and races
banning to go to the Stamford Yacht
iub are orer, or rather the. ones in
The cancels! along the shore are
"pouring for the coming races at the
be I
heir practicing alter cleric. and no one
masculine.
Intldling for all they are worth. it is
uNever can tell when you’ll mask a
Dr. Thomas‘
the
Be prepared.
Zeiectric Oil instantly relieves
mwm‘t
I990 3*
avast: soil the music will
, be furnished by! Harvey's orchestra.“
‘ ‘ 93 from ”pl-lumen, should be spoil
and results noted lambs morning by
c
‘ wohli‘ch has not been treated. surprising
hoses, favor belch: , pimples, mil.
scaly scalp lie in: at. sunburn. etc.
in sin pad and continues unremittlnkly
’ action should
all part of am
It: extensivel , - ‘ ‘ ‘
on 3 place at nilht
purines with thalabrmunding skin.
results are seen. particularly when‘
Wisp: is and form and inflamed
The boned cisl scion of this new
healing spent in eczema. acne. psoriap
all. barber's itch. piles. etc" begins
with iirst application when all itching
until is work is done. Cases of these
troubles. of years‘ standing have been
completely eradicated by poslsm after
other remedies war abandoned as in-
effectual.
A special timeout pack-m of tin-lam
is prepared for minor uses and this.“
well as the regular 32 iar. is on sale
by all druggists, particularly The Clif-
f’ord Pharmacy and Edw. W. Kelley.
r.
A sample of posters. which will sf»
ford a convincing test. will be sent by
mail, free of charge. to anyone who
will write to the Emergency laborator-
les. 32 West 25th street, New York
city.
w" ENGINEER thav osao.
W
He Was One of the New Haven Read
Veterans.
Charles Wiley. an engineer on the
Hilllland division of the New York.
New Haven and l-lutford railroad for
many years and better known to rail
road men and travelers as "Pop" WI
ley, died at his home. 34 Balrnforth
avenue Danbury. at 7:45 yesterday
morning of heart trouble. lir. wns‘r
vests. his illness dating from an secl-
dent in 1907 in which he was seriously
injured This mishap. which occurred
a few miles east of Danbury, was the
first serious accident that he had ever
had in his long railroad career and
was in no way his fault.
Mr. Wiley was in the sistydhlrd year
of his age. He was a native of Croton
Falls. N. Y.. and had been a resident
of Danlmry about thirty years. He was
a member of the Brotherhood of loco-
motive Enginoers, a member of Beacon
Lodge. l“. and A. at. of liatteawan. N.
7., and of Marcia liooge. K. of R. of
Hartford. lie was a member of the
Church of Christ. of Danbury.
Ilr wan-y was a man of genial die
position and was held In high esteem
by his fellow employees and by hun-
dreds of acquaintances in this and oth-
er cities.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and by four sisters. Hrs. Alonso Bow.
dy. of llrooklleld Center; hire. C. ll.
iltooe and Mrs. F. ii. Taylor, of Dan-
bury, and Mrs. ll. (3. i'urdy, of Taun-
Wiley. 0!. Walden. .V Y . and .lmncs
Wiley. ot Dunbar
had been in failing health about three _‘"
*J. I. MALLETTE
ton. bins... and by two brothers. Adam -
plinth-d for Van
‘ all
This. registrars it“ the First Voting
District of Norwslk will be in session
l the Norwslk Town Court room this
mnoon and evening, from 12 to s
for the chi“ of registering
“lliiillt'loali‘x‘y chi tons of the voters as
to their preip rsncc to vote with Demo
erotic or Republican party in the scum
its apparent! straits. There will be
sonic not the same hours on
August 12th. nThe applications to be
made voters will plan be received at
this time. There will be no voters
loans for the town election, but any
one w, so last voting place was in
Oonnac ‘Icut‘msy vote here if he has
been a resident in Norwslk for the
past four months.
After the town election the select-
men will advertise the place for malt
lug such voters.
The general advice of the registrars
Is to get your application in early for
while the town and city election might
be missed there will has chance to
vote for the representatives in Con-
gress, all of the state olllcers. sheriff.
senator, Judge of the probate. justices
or the peace and the representatives
in the General Assembly
The second District registrars will
be in session in the Town Court room
llnvilaud street, during the same
hours, and the Third District regia
lrars will meet at the store of E. E
Oorham
BANKER IIMMONI .DBAD.
MOHONK LAKE. N. Y.. Aug. ha—J.
Edward Simmons the New York bank-
er, died here early today. He wda
president of the Fourth National Bank
or New York. president of tho Clearing
House. president of the state Chamb-
er of (lornmerce..president of the Pan:
tuna Railroad company. and an oili-
car of many corpof‘atious.
New Line of
Stamped Goods
Shirttraista In hackages. stamped on
ludlan Linen and Lingerie Cloth
Linen Hand Bags
Complete. with metal frame ...... 50:
Full line of BELTS, COLLARB. TOW-
ELS, Etc.
(formerly Mines Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
PURE
e Ice
v
The day of the use of calves and
greasy lotions in the treatment of
seams and other skin and scalp dia~
not only practically useless in seem.
sass perms. Plalstad's rug store is
pleased to announce itself agent for
ZElltO~—~the modern, clean. simple and
infallible treatment for eczema pim-
ples. blackheads. dandruff and all itch-
ing diseases or the skin and scat
So confident are we or its .9
that we say to you—~use ZEMO no rd-
ing to directions-mines if not sell so-
tory. come and get your money back.
Ask for booklet telling how to cure
yourself at home with ZEMO. ,
ABBlOTANT staflTMAOTER BE-
N8
NEW BRITAIN. Aug. 5.»The liar-
aid prints at special dispatch from
Plainviiie today. that Assistant Post»
toaster. Merritt 0. Ryder has been
forced to hand in his resignation to
Paattilaster Edwin F. Tomlinson and
it has been accepted. Mr. Ryder on
complaint of Chairman John Trumbull.
of the Republican town committee. to
the postmaster general at Washington.
according to the Herald’s story, was
given the option or resigning as Dem-
ocratic Judge of Probate or retiring
from the postal service where he has
been employed for twenty-live years.
Mr. Trumbull was accused by one ele-
ment in the Republican party in the
town of being too active politically.
Mr. Tomlinson. who has every confid-
ence in his assistant complied with
the orders of the department with re-
gret.
SOFT COAL muss. ‘
GREENSBORO. Pa... August. 6.-—-
An open letter addressed to Theodore
Roosevelt the Outlook Magazine New
York city. was forwarded today front
the narrative oiiices of the odicinls of
the Union 80ft Coal Miners on strike
in the Greensburgdrwln field asking
the former preseident to visit the
strike none and make an investigation
similar to theatre lust completed in
the anthracite held oi“ Eastern l’cnn-
sylvsnin.
The letter, which was signed by the
union olliclala. lightly sketches the
strike situation in this district from
the. coal minera' standpoint and was
dispatched with the unanimous ap-
proval of the various local unions.
To ASK RAILROAD TO USE OIL
enemas?
BRETTON WOODS, N. H.. Aug. 5.—
.N‘ew Hampshire will be asked to enact
a law compelling the railroads to use
all for fuel instead of coal. at least
through the dry season, as a means of
preventing the many forest tires new
attributed to sparks from engines, by
the Society for the Protection of New
llanipahlre‘a forests. which opened its
ninth annual session here today. This
action was decided upon at the after-
noon scasion after ll. E. Corliss, state
(creator of the state of New York had
ing permanent cures. but also unclean '
and in reality. breeding laces for this limbs.
my ‘
,...
case; is done. Time has proved than M
nerve systems in you boil:
Nervooaaess. Rheumatism.
never rasrst living Chiropractic
chance to help 7011.
T. FRANCIS.'D_. C.
as wasnmarou or. so. helm it
.)1
Magnetic Treatments elven Aida.
When Are ‘ You“, Gain ‘1
to Buy a Home?
The J. B. Agendy
Inwrcnce 9mm.” S. Main St.
Do You Know Who “Has the
Finest List at Hollies in Terrill
”TELEPHONI car. ,raa.
orlon .
tangoryaoulward)
EAST NORWALK
fl
dig-f;
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oft"-
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
John E. O’Sulltvanz;
PROPRIETOB.
«a...
CityNahonalBanki
courts nonwam. court. a
vasnsao‘rs A ”sawmill. IKN _ ..
amsas Kill!
Capital “a. Ourplua and m r .
steam ‘ 0mm
Iafa Deposit lanes, 33 and a per mg
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. Pun.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1» WW
FREDERICK I-l. ROWAN. ans Visas ‘
WILFRED IDDWILL'. Om
so
WtLll’lllll
i“ hold on Saturday
afternoon at z: 80.
The Fibre Products Company a plant
The funeral v:
in Keyser place is steadily being got
hated llottac. Raymond street. outcr- told of the large reduction in the num-
talned a few friends last evening. The wuouaau mo RETAIL. her 01’ tom! 0m in this state since DIRECTOR! , ,
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erations are not yet under way. At the W58 011w (ole. of the town in! tol- her cousin. Miss Mary Morgan, of IUl‘l‘ VtLED- BMkSlde Lake [CO C0. 3' “M H Km
present time there is a little delay on
account of the failure of some machin-
ery to arrive.
A special meeting of the local Bar-
bers‘ Union will be held Sunday morn-
ing at the shop of Frank P. and
Charles Oddo, on the Washington
street bridge. At that time arrange-
ments ill be made for entertaining
the sis e barbers‘ convention on Sun
day. August 2lst.
People who have seen "Lean" Sher-
wood. a wall-known character, during
the past few mornings, are wondering
where he got his present Wonderful
uniform, in which he appears to take
great pride. It cannot be figured out
whether he has an army. police or
volunteer fireman outfit.
The Ens Norwalk Weather prophet.
who niad a number of poor guesses
earlier in the season, and then retired
into obscurity for the time being, is
now coming forth again from his rev
tiremen. He expresses the opinion
that the remainder of the month of
August will not be extremely hot. but
on the contrary will be the mom plans
not part of the summer.
There promises to be a good game
of baseball tomorrow afternoon at the
Mayflower Oval in Van month street.
when the Mayflovters and t‘oloniaia
will be. 0 rponenta. There is complaint
on the of the members of the May.
flower organisation'that sonic people l-lei
have been driving across the diamond
of the Oval. which was put in good con-
dition at considerable ospense.
The Rev. W. H. Gillies. pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Churchfla
now participating in his annual vaca-
lion. He has gone to East Wyndatn in
the Catskill Mountains, where he will
remain during the month of August.
The name-or cribs clergyman who will
ocauw his pulpit during the sundays
of August havornol yet been announc-
ed. hire. Gillies, during the posters
trig to the mountains. is visiting at
or: Park. New Jersey.
Politics have not yet been a portion
llrly bllriilllr topic in East Norwalk.
but there in il undoubtedly be repaid:
orshlo interest shortlydn town militiamw
it is repaint-red not at all lillprnlmlild
that this and of the towns lit‘piiblisc
cans wil| put forward a dsntlitlatc for
seleclmlll. Not vernmitch Illt'coiui has
resulted in this elicit far acvrsl years
but devlsopmnts is its: age seem
to indicate that last orwuih has a
better show than M some time to land
a candidate in the aalcotmsns allies.
A. Haring has resend: purchased a
new automobile. . ,_ , ,
lira. w a. cilia of tom
street. who is ill, is ‘1 y improved.
maintain ram. ew York. has
beenmoding s f days at his para
natal items in .strssthogaa . ..
”‘ ”m James. the assistant
the South Norms!
loctor's edit-c. who is enjoying a two
wacks’ vacation, started today for
Olenwood. Long Island. where she will
spend a week with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Lest-h.
Air. and Mrs. Robert 8. Barclay en.
Icrtained the members of tho Reliance
ial Club. yesterday afternoon. at
(1 her at the Country Club. 'l‘wrniy-
live were present, and a very enjoyable
time was had. The dinner was a film
one in every respect.
Ilse Ruth Themes. of Rowaytou. has
returned to her borne. after a two
weeks’ camp ll Laue Quotinlpauk.
There were eight girls in the party
and all were graduates of the New lia-
ven Normal school in the saint- class.
The girls enjoyed the camp life in a
cabin on the edge of the lake.
lililtl llill Illilllilll.
"Mr. and Mrs. M. J. ilnssei, of New
York. are locate of friends in Marion.
Alias Annie hict‘orthy, or Ilnrtroro.
ll I sojourn" among relatives in Net
otoli.
Edwin A. Marcy. of New Rochelle.
VIA! in Barton, oil It business trip you
terday.
Mrs, Lawrence Hewlett. of timing
MM. is visiting relatives in Norman
sights.
Miss Ethill Johnson, of New Haven.
iI Ipcudihg the week with friends in
this vitunlty.
It. and Mrs. Charles Smith. of
Mondale, have broken no homo-
ksapin and removed to his father'-
‘in Dar on.
Dr. John Waite Avery. of Btamfcrd.
has sufficiently recovered from his
rmlt accident to resume office work
to limit; and in New York
W.“ H. William. in, and Charles
iiennatt ”strata. will be in session
on "his”. til. it and it. for the pur»
pose or ring electors and to
culturally perfect the enrollment list.
w’l‘llo batten baseball team plays the
flaturdsy afternoon, on
'A field. The last time they
lied Jill A. the score was 3 to 2
m of he visitors. in eleven ln~
Nil!
l
do
We Have Everything
for thin!“ dinning season. his»
son. Telephone. Double Safety
shim Fruit 1m. Jelly
om, mflubbars. Jar Tops
We the ”alumni” New Mine.
1", and ,7 ”mmsistsmlaaam
‘ a liar. urns; m,
Bridgeport. have returned after spend~
lug vacation with Miss Noylun‘s sis
tcr. Mrs. William Shannon. of Siam-
lord.
REV. FATHER O'OONNILL DIIO.
Eugene O‘Connell died hero \I’mlnes
day night
September 7 I863 lie was educated
at 8!. Bonaventure i: chose Alleghetn
hi. it.
at Brighton Seminary.
vanced
bishop Williams. at Boston, Juno ll.
1383, and was appointi‘d an assistant
at St. Mary's Church in llcthci.
he was assistant at St. Augustine's
Church, th London. and at St. Pat»
rick‘s Church, New Haven.
appointed pastor at West Thompson.
September in. llltlil. and has served
'l‘arl
also attended to the work of the mis-
sion Church at Simsbury.
unral services will be held Saturday
morning.
who left about a woos ago for his vl
ration. bl“ been married.
has taken for his wife Miss Emma
marriage took place at her home. At-
ter a wedding tour Dr. and Mrs. liitch-
cock will return to Norwslk and will
a line house on West eventie, which is
used by the physician. Mrs. Hitchcock
'Wclton butcher, and Miss Flora frock
m
’l‘ARilt‘EVllJJd, August AMRM
lie was born In ’l‘homaaton
and made his theological studs»
lie was ad
priesthood by Artlr
to the
litter
He was
tor at Bl. llcrtinrd‘a Church in
vllln since November l. 1902. Ho
The in
-u—g—s
HITCHCOCitu-WADLIlOH.
Dr. Walter Hitchcock. of Wall street.
The doctor
Wadlelgh. of Quobcc. Canada. The
take up a temporary residence at the
Hotel Norwalk. They will later ocean:
to be erected on a lot recently numb
is well known in Nohslk and at one
time resided in Massachusetts.
PANTON—-LOCKWOOO.
Edward Fusion. the well-known
wand. also of that place. took an suit»
mobile trip to Msmsronock. Wednes-
day afternoon. and were quietly mar-
ried in that place. The ceremony took
plum at the Methodist parsonage and
was performed by the Rev. hurdoiio
brown. pastor of the church. The con-
trio ting parties are known in Norwnlh.
and are receiving the hearty ronsratu-
iatlons and wishes of their
framds. They will reside in Westport.
where Mr. lrauto is employed in the
Weatport mark
MILD ON OHAIOI OF'OI‘TAININO
MONIY nAlzlLY“ IV‘ K{AILWA'I
nausea Aug. t.—-—Ia police court
today John limp, of am who
was arrested last nisht ens mm
or tibial may under law pne-
team‘as c horseman:- at the
mists: mail clerks lanthanum held
under me bond tor trial mm
Hurray. whose name is
dons a: the local police. obtained no
truism mailer: merchants for “All?”
tag in the Journal. The police as:
that he does not “More
way workers. Two cent on!
Murray «called from the pol as at the
Papers In the divorce suit brought by
lioxamirismhiaconnicr Pullman Jeni
uingn, or Woarsiort. against her wani-
thy husband. George bl. Jennings. were
tiled in the Suptuior court. today. At
the time of the so viug of the papers
the story was writ exclusively in
the Sentinel. The couple married
March at. 1906, since which date the
wife alleges her husband has been in.
iolorsbiy cruel to her. She says that
he has real estate valued at 860.000
and asks for alimony. Deputy fihoriff
Richards attached sis plural! of prop-
ci'ly in Weather! in tho action. hire.
Jennings is new lilting with her moth—
er in New York City.
TRUNK
Repairing in all its
branches
HouseTruak‘s Made
to Order
horn and
CHESTS
tor Furs. Winter Gar-
meats. etc.
Also Shirtwalst Bones
ROYROGK MFG. CO.
12 Scat/low AW Tel. 368
sass noswstk
3.113101110131168
vo itIN‘l‘
3'»?ng and mi Overhauling by
rat c an am
his. is mobile. £333'all95n:
till a c ’
Wad new Iivsrltt demonstrath in
Dir you watch its little hope. You
«a use him“! “Minna I“
doing mica. ore-test two-mm
car on earth. -
Phone us or some nd see us. ‘
Hammocks
(lilies and Iteraga. N. Y. N. H. l H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
lilgb Grade‘Bsichamg
,, LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And as Séatonabie Goods
Bill
“I WAININOTON "IIIT
30c die 75c
Refrigerators
ItW33. 98. 34 98 to 326
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