as arias; s... ‘1'“ new We. ., ridge PharmaCy Prescription work. W .,'L ‘15-. mmgmwsittorymm.“ . ; pm WACY mourn. wants. I such J- PARKIII. \ WV) The residents dbly to said the all e trolley tracks. issue yeIter- lair buted betvIeen W Mrs. Bur-well Day. Mrs. Clara Jersey and son Maurice are spending the Week at Greenfield Hill. A regular monthly meeting of May- oliwer Hook and Ladder Company will be held Monday evening at the fire house in Van Zant street -' An earnest meeting and one quite well attended was held last evening at the Lighthouse Mission on the Washington street ,bgidxe. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Porter, of De born avenue, and it is believed that both mother and child are doing nicely ~Pure. clean feed and grain at right prices. Manuel ’i‘oro Hatch WM...“ .. Mrs. L D. Kceier and son. Louis, who have been streets of the farmer's brother. J irvlng Dunning. at East Washington street have returned home to Oyster Bay. L. l. Miss Helen St. John anti Miss Hazel Potter. of Van Zandt street are at Miss i’otter‘ a home in Mt. Klsco From there they will go to Brier Clifl Oesin lug. Tarrytown and N vack Miss Lillian Youngs who resides with her sister Mrs J. irvlng Dun ' ning, of East Washington street, has gone to Oyster Bay. L. l.. for a two weeks‘ visit with relatives. , There will be the usual service at (‘hrlst Church tomorrow at 3. 45, and all are mdht welcome. The service on all other Sundays except the first in the month is at 10:46 a. m. The picnic committee of the East Avenue Methodist Sunday school will have a meeting this evening at the church and complete the arrange- ments for the eating. which‘ will be‘ ireid next Wednesday. Souvenir cards have been received by friends 0! Miss Harriet E. Smith of RP tithing I'll. are the guests daughter of Rev. A J. Smith. who is touring in Hair. Switzerland arid Ger many with the itcv. it). C. Tullar par. t y of the Boston Travel Society. The Mayflower baseball team has two big games ahead for red and to- morrow. This afternoon the r oppon cuts will be the strong Colonials. of Norwalk and tomorrow they will so to Satrgaiuclr and contest with the You- nignne Friends have received word from Captain George R. Van Aislyne. who is acting at pilot on t‘hurien Klein's yacht Okay for a cruise to Nantucket. to tire effect that Newport. it. l., has been arifeiy reached and he in havin: a fine time. At. the present time ilornt‘c Key- worth‘s launch Cyclone seems to be the speed king of the harbor. There are some other first boats and there are many who would \velcourn a race between the speed bouts. irrespective of club nillliations. Allie Eula who is learning the bar- ber business at the ()diio establish- ment on the Washington utroct bridge. has shown considerable tioxtmity with the razor, but yesterday he \vas a lit- lio careless and sliced off the end of the first finger of its right build. The latest word from Robert NI- tirap, “it! East. Norwalk painter who is undergoing treatment at Liberty. New York. for consumption. is to the effect that he in slightly improved. it is yet early to predict Mr. Nathan's recovery. but no has many friends who hope he may regain his health. Complaints toutimio to come in that bicycles are being. ridden in Illa-t Norwolk nights without the lights re- quired by let”. A constable recently visited lllIIt Norwsllt to look for bi cyce riders 'whosc machines are not equipped with a proper warning III eel—~I hell or I horn. Just when nest Norwaik‘s new tire wagon will be on deck is being wonder ed by the firemen but they have re- colved assurances that it will be ready for thorn by September let. The wu- on is being built It hither M. Wright‘s establishment in tooth NorWnlk and its completion hes dclttycd by“ uafcrseon dovetopineti lousldorairie interest is being lnkel‘i locally in the forthcoming interaction It wet boat renewal 0 our Bay and its considered more t n probable that there will be I lam represents- tlon from this side at. them. Some of . the local boat owners are also flour- in; on going over to the preliminaries. to he held Ihoniy. . W William Cesium is avenues the trout and or the tiller avenue trolley ears for I short time. Mr. Cadence is "barn” men It the Well street. est hero but tho out arrsnw made he W with aroma men it fills tampon If! m was credo on account II odedllr ded‘eerees murmur Jets towxnhotmn, all! systems a .. rim" . V ,Boul , Manama... trIv nail. the latter hein in much their list i cilti‘ditioi‘i 5 Colonial t has thus far been or little t i assist an t tin . o e t the: ihdlr “will! was a pleated in the street olilne osm- pslxn. Just wit this street, one of the: most stave-c by automtlblles, which raise the dust. was posed by. hsslnctyct handmade, known. Jltev.‘ ll‘. 3. Ainsworth will conduct the service tomorrow morning at the East Avenue Methodist Church. kahich will be held at the usual time. The evening service will be in charge ‘of the illowoith league The letters Sunday evening meeting usually be line at e: 30, but on this occasion the one unless of the evening will begin at 7 o‘clock. The ctilcere of the East Norwslk Yacht Club are in tropes of pulling off a race for the supremacy of the harbor in two classes—«out and out speed craft ‘ and cabin cruisers. P. ii. Fielding. who is an enthusiastic yachtsmen promin- ently tndeatliled with the East Nor- walk Yacht Club and on whom much oi the clubs‘ racing program has de- valved. propgses that the winnlnx presented with a red nmecocit burgee and the winning cab in boat with a blue one. that may be carrihd by the winning craft so ions as they hold the surpremacy. Not much is being said about the special school district meeting Mon. day evening, but it is believed that it Will be well attended itr view of the subject. the heating and sanitary Ir- ranaements at the Marvin school. which were no or such acrimonious disou ion at t c annual meeting of title strict in June. The annual meet- in; rustle an appropriation but investi- nation has since shown theta agitator amount of money will be requ . than at first supposed inasmuc . the improvements are sorely needed, it is considered improbable that the meet in; will turn down the extra appropria- iiillilillll Edward W. Banks. of 'i‘okrncko, will leave tomorrow for a week's silky at Chapel Point, N. Y. l i Captain Hickson W (‘olo has “fill a new heating eirharattis installed in his residence in Rowayton avenue. Mrs. James A. Snort. of ill Austin lreet, ilunbury. is spending a week Rowayton. the guest of Mrs. Henry Rowland. \ .... ‘5 .nnd Mrs. Janice 1’. Thompson. of Rev. and Mrs. William it. Mchrinotl. of this place Miss linri Force. of New Haven. formerly of South Noraaik in .i visitor in Rownyton and later all] be the guests of friends in l-lonfir Noiwulk. i Mr. and re. William it. t‘uIirman. New Yor are guests at the home 0 Mr. and Mrs. W. A Chairman. Mrs Cushmnn is improved from her recent illness At the Methodist Church tomorrow rinorning the Rev James 1’ Thompson of Plitnhurg. l’n. will press b. The .pustcr will preach in the evening. The usual services will be held throughout the day. All are welcome. iiiliiil ill] liliiilllll. ‘ Mrs. Henry Tollon is quite ill at the home of h mother Mrs Joseph ilinri lay in Do en. ,John Bunsen. of NWM‘: New Jor- Iuy, is a guest of it auni. ire. .loaoph Hindiey, of Dnricri. or two wrrrriitl. Harry Sehllchtlng, or the firm of Schlitz in: Brothers and (‘otnpanyg has r met! his duties utter a short iiindls. a Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of New Haven. and Mrs. it. w. (lrexory. of Noroton, were the guests of Mr and Mri i‘ y; Brinekerhol. in New Carmen. last Bun- day. There were two real estate sales in Barton. last week. with mortgages re corded of u, 950. For the last week in July. 1909. there were six Isles of prop erty and the thorium were $47. 000. registrars were not very busy yesteFdly d their first session but it should borne in mind by voters that their til must appear on the earl- ctlI list in order to be eligible to per tlcipete‘ in the caucuses. The rule trm will he in IcIIiou suln next it‘rl day It the town hall building for the humble oi ministration the party still. lotions of voters. pal—I...“ me...— The poster. We have Everything for the fruit canning season. Ma- Ion. Telephone. Double Safety and Ecmcmy Fruit Jars. jelly Glam 1A: Rubbers. Jar Topi «de Rev. George lioniori corner- helm Ave. and Mela In. the. saint the muesli: ism at both "you.” on 2, aunties The subject at the moraine . slicing. ” 4 H‘ISJF‘NJ‘ Hm,“ vs. cordl as been clips . e~rso 3 rim ' edioItion or arm chime.u ‘ . “has it Lit isiuui There iII cantata up Coder Hammock near Key. set I it and. P. Beixrllt has actor-nod to New York after a short stay at the Sound View hotel. Belle island. a...» Mr..and Mrs. Joel Foster. of Dan- hury. are visiting their friends at the Arbon cottdxe, elle island. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald DemorIIt have returned to the city after a long visit at Rock Lodge octane. Belle island. Edward Martin. one of New York's best featherweights. visited his trainer. David Cohen, at Roton Point this week. Miss Elias. Nelms. of Nations. vu- uinla. is the guest of the Misses Reed. at‘neiie blend. for the month of Aug- uI .. . Mrs. D. A. ill. Rherwood and niece. Miss Beatrice Coulson. of Danbury. have returned from Hervor View Beach. Mrs. W. B. Wheeler and Miss Eve BrookI. of ill Balmfcrth avenue, Dan- bury. are spending several weeks It Belle island. Harold Nash. who is summerlnn It Delis island. took a party of friends to Long island yesterday ilr his large yawl. llafi’ney. . P, J. Kate and family. of 78 White street, Danbury, are camping at Calf Pasture beach. near South Norwallt. fortwo weeks. - Miss Margaret and Eli n Davidson. of ilclic island. and Gear to Light, of Stamford. visited with friends in New Canaan. last Tuesday. There will be the remrinr Saturday evening dance at the Knob this or china and the music will be furnished by the orchestra of i"lofeusor Harvey. from Bridgeport. The test canon of Raymond Gerard and Percy Quintard. has been given I rout of gray paint. in preparation .i‘or the coming canoe races. She is resplen— dent in her new coat. The "Joanna and Mary." the fast sailing craft belonklnx to Dr. A. ll. Tur- ner. is being overhauled at tho Knob The boat in I lame cat boat and will be in commission again soon. William Mollrrnh. of the Norwelll Yacht i‘iulr. went to New Rochelle to day in salt to Norwslk in the Wander- cr lV.. the large raring craft owned by Commodore Russell llutid. Edward (tune. the operator at the Mosaic Wireless and Marine Trans mission (‘ompnny’s station at Wilson Perm. is stuttering from an "inflated tooth. “1' has truly a swelled bond. Fishermen will be delighted to hear that the little bluec. or shoppers. arr- beginning to hit. They are very snrull yet. but It is said by the middle oi titt- month they will have rescued lair also A. Paley. manager of the "Ring the Canon." at Roton Point. has botm away for a week at Haverhiii. Mesa. and on his arrival at liottrn l‘olni. Itiirotrnrml his attainment in Miss Etta i‘owoin. of iisvcrhiil. liornt‘o Gray, who is running in the "shock” at the Knob, wall noticed at» inn home last evening lie was asked if he was going home for good but he replied that he was onlr going home for a‘ ‘nood equine meal" lierlmrt lieidwln. who owns the lurk ililllken. which turned turtle If her moorings at the Knob Thursday. could not right her yesterday on account of the strong smith wind. lie expects to right her this afternoon. A Iailin party from the Knob wont to iron: is and yesterday in invariant». Among those in the party were Doro llry Wilcox, Ruth Themes. Madeline Hlmpson. i'rentise Linnea. ituseeli Themes and Horace (tray. The New Canaan St. Mark's Bundrty school picnic will be held It Retail Point the third \Wok’ in Annual. school will be conveyed to the point in Chief Into truck. The day has not been decided lillilll In yet. W and remained there over night. a” and marked out this morning. turned with three small black tlsb. the sticking quality. hits been running so finely is new bottle overhauled It Dig well: Hardware CompInyI itch . new of sessions was notes good till. wt of the best in... Mildred Nash. who in the lummer with her it oral weeke‘ camp with em tries! in New sister. station. left :5 nine or party we: youns women . The A beautiful steam yacht put into the shelter of iimlih‘s island. but eveniul. . . 7 t was one of the many trite little I ' that travel up and down the Sound to frequently during the summer months. The tennis courts have been com. plolod It the Knob after their recent repairing. They were rolled yesterday Aweler pipe has been run to the courts. so th t in the future water will be plentifu. William Mimi's. of Photo island. took a party of movie out flailing yesterday They were [and nearly all day and re. They were evidently given to that oust lty that donutss the true fishermen- The host oi’. BurheII Jennie I. which is test. desired. and he is havirly I hew‘izlik of I different shape placed in e illiter- nil! yet I islhiid. has returned treat I" new s. nourish: ohotohrs‘nbe’r of ,. George ill. Palmer. I resident of ‘Rismtord. are emu insular a trip to Florida in a relay. cot motor boat. They will so hit it of important rivers and canal ey are also ar- reusing for a saris am of their trip. They will arrive in Florida on September its. 1910. Yesterday a little boy was noticed on .the sandba‘r that runs to within fifty feet at the livers near the Hun chard proper y. below th Knob In- ohoraue. He ad been di in; claims and the tide was very low. When he attempted to leave the sandbar. he sank in mud clear to his hips. lie waI forced to its list and practically swim ashore through the mud. Thomas 8. Murray and brother. of Norwaik, went down the harbor clem- minit. yesterday afternoon. They tile ohored off One Tree Hammock and treaded for round clams. From In- pesrances it locked to those on shore as if they were tindiirx I met many clams. Some thought that their boat was aground and others that their on- nine would not work. but when they had finished clamoring they were seen to deport, thus scoutlnx all such the- 01198. Harold Nash. who owns the yswl Denney. was thrown overboard with all his clothes on Thursday. when he cauxhi his foot in a rope that was ly- ing on deck. lie was pitched head foremost into the water. but was pull- ed out by some friends who were aboard the boat at the time. He was none the worse for his wetting. Mr. Nash is an excellent swimmer. and he landed clear of the host but the assist once of his fri rule was welcome, nev- ertheless. ‘ Johnnie iisvens. Inn of Jerry lia- vons. ianitor of the Knob. was fishing for shoppers yesterday off the boat- houilc float. lie bottoms. disinterested in his fishing and went up into the grounds for a short time When he returned there use nothing to be seen of his pole and line at the final lie finally located the tackle drifting Ip- slream. and .jumplng into I boat he made after it. Win-n he went to pull the line from the water. it began to lug and wrigxle. John took both hands then. and succeeded in lending I two- pound not. lie was di‘ilKMttd. to say Ihc least. and declares that he will flash this way bereatter. Ass-\M Narrow trimming bands of fur are already noted on elegant models for evening gowns: and some lovely color morblnailons are brought. into bolus by wiertlnu for in contrast with the delicate color of the gown. lions chiffon mum and wraps un- lined or with plain or (noticeable chif ton lininite continue in furor y m.... 4...... ,....-«....... . New Line of Stamped Goods Shlriivnisiw in plcklllcs, stamped on inillan Linon and Lingerie Cloth Linea Hand Bags i ornplcic. with metal frame. . . . ..60c Frill line of BELTI. COLLANO. TOW- ILS. I": J. I. MALLET’I‘E (formerly Mines Dawson) as wssmwcron avatar Repairing in all its branches House Trunks Made to Order i‘ MOTH FROOF tor Furs. Winter Gar- ments. etc. a horticulture. co. ‘2 MWANODNWALK Automobiles To AIN'T Repairing and hotel Overhauling by first class ill Agents“? ”mo“. Koehier “do." Ctr lumhle, Huyrrlo‘ililsns d llveritt “30" Brand new Dvorltt emoustrator in Ultra. "be you watch the little Hope. You a see it rover, day Itsnding up and} liner ce. oust est two-penenser‘ our on earth. Phone us or some Ind see us. Norwallt Consolidated AW W 5315;. Tel. 368' .l3 98 $4.98 to tzoi A ' ~ ii iii visa is our *~ DADIIALI... Connecticut Lesweh Standing. lWIterirury .........M ssh .607 ‘Brldtteport. ........60 3'1 .675 New Britain .......46 all .529 Springfield ........is is ctr New. Haven .......-l.'r «it .hthl Hartford .42 ill Alli Northampton .. ..... 3.”. 52 ‘ .407 Hoiyolte ....... 32 54 ‘- .372 mm“ d Yesterday's Results. Bridgeport 2. Northampton 0. Waterbury ti, Springfield 1. Hartford 4. New Britain 2 (lirst gainer: Hartford 6, New Britain 0 (sec- ond shine). liolyoke l0. New Haven 6 American League Standing. ‘ w L. Philadelphia .63 32 .663 Boston ............. till 38 .608 New York. . . ii) .579 Detrdit in .567 Cleveland . . . . 49 .467 Washington ....... till ii? .406 Chicago .. .......... 36 ha .383 at. Louis ...... . .28 63 .308 Veeierdsy'e Results. iloston 7. Clorolsnd 3 that game): Benton ti. Cleveland 3 (second camel. Philadelphia 9. St. Louis 5. Detroit 9. New York 6. Chicago 6. Washington 2. National League Standing. w L . Chicago ............. fill 31 . .867 i’lllsburg ........... 52 till .578 New York .......... a: 39 . 6 Cincinnati ...... 47 is ‘. Philadelphia ........ it‘» 47 .4 Brooklyn ........... ill Si .426 St. Louis .. ......... 39 h? .400 ilosion ............. till 63 .367 Vesterdey's Results. Philadelphia ‘,7 l’ittshnrg l. llrooltlyn 3 St Louis 0 (first camel; ilrimlilin 8 Sit Louisl (second chapel i‘lnclnnail ii iloston ti iflrtst game): ltoston -l. t "it lnnntl 0 (second game). New York in (‘hicngol A permit silk frili. very slightly lulled, following the outer critic of the deep shawl collar marks an or- caeionai new jacket niodci. The (tilt crutches the Jackal material in color. whilv the rover is invariably black. WWW. .. "mom--- . the white trill you are adding to a blouse or frock of dark silk, Light colored lsrcs. if they are course, are not attractive against a dark back. ground. is awn..." .. . . Wham..." Lake Ice WHOLIIALE AND RETAIL. Brookside Lake ice Co. Office and Itorsoe. N. Y.. N. H. A H. Prelim VIM. worsens 580. High Grade Bell Benin: LAWN MOWERS Garden Hose Hand Cultivators Brandt Sprayers , Wire Netting And, All Seascasbie Goods "a WAIHINOTON ITIIIT Hammocks Milo Shittwaitlt Boxes. 50c 65c, 75c .. Refrigerators w m F. A. .hflmHELL NONI! "Midi”!!! COIN“ WALL AND HIGH ITO... somatic coils. haw-amorous “DEW i A Select a lure of good quality for ‘ CHiRiiS E. liflii I. it. circular. anomalies“ w . NID‘TIRO iN POLICE COURT. NEW LONDON, Aux. flaw-AI the re- sult of the riot ol' the Central'Ver-mont strikebreskers in East New London Thursday night, seven men were pre- sented in the police court yesterday morning. in the case of Fred J. Res- ers judgment was airspended for 24 hours. Joseph Allen and William Kid ney wore lined $15 each. Joseph Haas was fined ‘20. Jamel McGuire was sent to Jail for three months and lined .60. The cases cabinets B M. Allen and Edward Almy were continued un— til August 9. bonds of 3150 being re edited. The charge in all of the case! was breach of the peace. STRIKE AT TOOTH POWDER PLANT. NEW HAVEN. Aux. a.-A concern here which puts up a preparation for oieaniug teeth had a strike on its other uiris were hired to fill vacancies. , A man can afford to be smooth if he has a few millions to be second fuel with. . Real Estate Sdid..iiisured. Rented onion sure eeavrcs p0. Hove Rents Collected. and Iii Busi- ness in Property done at w a The 1.13. Lawrence Agency 15 South Main W? it’s Just the Time of the Year TO HAVE THE. Furnace Cleaned a n d Repaired I employ only experienced men for this wdrk. and my charges. . are Reasonable Horace R. Nash TELEPHONE 0‘ North Main and West Streets. South Norwslk During July and August OUR ITORE WiLL CLOSE 0N Saturdays at 1 pm. a EVERY crush WEEK oav AT vcua eanwce Faora 7a. oar-cc e. M. E. E. Gerham Decorator m s Hi First Street. Best News“: Telephone 452 IAIY can“! Peri uNIAIv Ives AM your one uneasy? Are they to rebeif Make them only MM Pitt mm At their “ID. wuss PROPER tits seasons We also our own lenses. Feawick Optical Co. uilireo MK combine Mew. M or wAIHirlc'rew unset. ' bad“. limiter and. datum. ‘1 is in all...“ “m... «mm-«m. hands yesterday. when twenty women ‘ - demanded more wages. . natured through burnout-in; than}: Moore-4 to 11:30 I. innocent“ to. $m sit immn. arsenic -: SHOT A CHICKEN Ti-lifiN TORRINGTON Aunt. rim—rust permitting his chickens to be lot with impunity. Nicholas Ryan. lives. on the outskirts “of till to" early yesterday him-nick erupt shotgun into one 01 three thieves were in the set or creakinx‘pn door or one of Ryan's neutrons». The? by his companions. been made. . THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chimpmtw 1! 1310 science 0! cause of the discus and the art at sting the some. Diseases m H by»: wrench. twist or sprain i“ No arrests it” one. pinched nerves and pain luster life in the different organs flit this disease and pain. and heel m.ilterve cyclonic in your body. . Nervouspeu. Rheumatism, Pum- Ile. Heart. Kidney and Penn uses are given special attendee; Curvature of the Spice. You never regret giving Chiropractic chance to help you. T. FRANCIS, D. C. 94 WADHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. i orion (Gregory Boulevard) EAST NORWALK inn—n.— Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea Food Cooked to Order John E. O’Sullivan PROPRI EWR. Ava"— CrtyNationalBank sourrt noawsut. coast. apt TRANOAOTO A GENERAL IANKINO IIUI N18! ‘ i d Capital “N Surplus and PM!- Im "WM late Deposit Dcxee. O! and 05 on M EDWIN "- MATHEWOON. '70-. JOHN H. KNAPP. 1': “or?!“ mutter: Ioowatt, Cashie- oracc‘rone "‘V . I. n. Mathewson Hum Ieymcol' . John H. Knapp DIM GWMI $11.12“. " mill: sir-"m... In I D _ ms H. llewu 5* VERY Ll‘i'I'LE Ifr Merchant to have In many SIGN for your store and m wh- dowe. We make them. all Ill-l. Ill they aim. T111! 000”! Try a email sin for a no” you to order larger on... 11loReed8rVolkfledlriclflh. U OOUTH MAIN IT. 0001'" NOIWALK. TIL. ‘fl. [sh For Freight Only MW me We!“ Propeller! viii Pier 18. lest River, New dot-I. of Dover street). every «I. i Reagan. It: 8 ago} Math I one . in. Refill till gill ll) gin. NorwaikSteIthoItu. 5‘ Inning J. Intel. 6 o. rim twee-I. m sitcom H00“ ’7‘ with In improves-tin. corner lot feet on Bayview Arm. for - wounded man was assisted in his niche. Even if done in citlitlllm ‘t be ': , Chiropractors remove the cause fi th TELEPHONI can. no. i [lous§§5 FREDERICK H. ROWAN 8nd W Free. ' f ' increeee in your busine- will “I ft" Daily LinetoN. Y A coed io‘rtoou noose I a.
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