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BRIDGE PHARMCY
"J. assault-sushi. '
”fin to Ill
A. big party of out of town people
are to have a shore dinner today at
John E. O'Bullivan’s Dorlon House.
Miss Mat-iorie McDermott who has
been the guest of Frank McLaughlin.
of Hawkins street Shelton, for the past
four weeks. has returned to her home
in this ”place
Miss Harriet E. Smith. daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. A J. Smith, former-
iy of East Norwalk. has returned home
from a European trill. reaching New
York last week on the Oceanic.
*——
Most of the local stores will observe
Labor Day today by closing. Some of
the stores, however will he Open for
part of the day. while a few will re-
gtain open then sme as on other week
aye.
The members of the East Avenue
Methodist Church had their first op
portunity to greet their pastor at Sun
day services, since his annual vaca‘
tiou, yesterday. There was holy com-
munion in the morning.
The school children. whether they
admit it or not, are in the main happy
that they will not return to school to
morrow. as customary. The opening
of tits full term has been postponed
this year until next week.
interesting services were hold both
yesterday afternoon and last evening
at the Lighthouse Mission on the
Washington street bridge. People
front various sections of the town at-
tend these meetings and makes ad-
dresses.
Wile there is much hope that the
new Washington street bridge will be
an actuality before a great. while. the
operations for the new structure have
ltot,yet reached a point where souven-
ir httnters feel instilled in taking a
chunk of the present bridge.
Captain Ralp Decker. who is now in
command of one (if the ltadel oyster
company boats. the Argus is spending
the Labor Day holiday at his parental
borne in East Norwulk. For several
months Captain Decker has been lo-
cttted most of the limo ut Oyster Bay.
Fred l. Lundqnist. who was so bad-
ly injured a. short little ago by it fall
down a flight of stairs. is able to be
about again but is still forced to carry
his broken arm in a sliuiz. Mr. Luitd-
qulst is being congratulated that he
did not break his neck in the fall.
which was a savage one.
Miss Marlon L'Hommvdlou lend the
Epworth league Society meeting last
evening at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Churcb. During the pastor‘s air
hence on his vacation. the League had
charge of the regular Sunday evening
services at the church. which were
held at 7 o'clock. instead of 7:30. the”
regular time of the eveninu service.
The lasagna has now resumed its old
iiteeting time of 6:30.
Discussing the oyster situation. one
man who has had much experience in
the business. states that most of the
little amodnt of "aet' that has been dis-
covered so far, proves to be “ilngieo.”
The ”set" so far this season has been
the most unsatisfactory in moral
years. The law goes off on life natur-
al growth beds on the 20th of the pres.
out month hilt under the circumstan-
oeii. this is not much ootisolation.
complaint in being made a sin
about the operations of clothes lite
thieves in this section of the town but
no serious losses are reported. The
thieves this time do not even seem to
have respected the return of Consta-
ble Joe Goodwin from his Chicago trip.
Joe lust tile some. iii getting the run
of in min. and will probably
malts . for the miscreants If
any trace '0 them can be secured.
fly the arrival of 600 feet of new
hose and two pussies. still further ef-
ficiency lit promised by the Final Nor-
wsili fire department. The new bone.
together with the new chemical and
hose wagon, adds greatly to the equip
ment of the department. and the moniv
bets are naturally loaned ovar the ac-
nutrition- Tllo T
oration over the new oombinutio
chemical and hose wagon promises
be an interesting one and an enjoyable
one as well .
W
Through the courtesy of the Rev.
Charles It. Wood mason. D.D.. Mr. and
hire. in W. James m indebted for
views of colonel Wows residence
amalgam-e Hill and the Mathoilistw
rah in which he is the «learned
stor. Both are at Oyster Bay. 1.. l.
tiring: better carrier iddwtn L. lien-N
lord‘s vacation he look the cpportunityn
to visit his former minister. of the East
Avenue Methodist Church and while
there enjoyed himself the iy, for
iliedoovorisasfullol Mill
‘ spring barber side of the bay. and
$3}:
‘ Northport on Friday of this week for
‘ being made to serve more than 300
under night new
very all can be. Mr. Heater says
. t Roouveit's home is on the tibial
gloat there the best view are obtain-
A
W
line musical program was rendered
a quartet composed of Miss South
entlne.soprano; Mrs. Frankl. Mer-
contralto; AJP Rilatltaway. 9:.
and NS all‘erguson. tenor. at the
Avetlbe Methodist Episcopal Church.
yesterday. By special request the inn-
sic of the morning will be repeated
next 'sunday morning
Word has been received that Can
tain 8tsnley Lowndes and his big par-
ty of guests are costing over from
their bl outing, which will be held at
the Der on House. Preparations are
guests. The trip will be made across
the Sound by steamer and it is expec-
ted that the landing will be made at
the Counti‘y Club dock. This outing
is an annual event arranged by Cap-
tain Lowndes 3
The colored oyster openers are be»
ginning to arrive in town from the
south. mostl from Norfolk. Virginia.
to work at t 0 business for the Radel
company. Twentydive colored open-
ers arrived last week and another dele
gallon of fifty is expected today. Dur
ing the season just opening, however.
the operations will be conllned to the
Water street opening establishment.
owing to the court iniunctiou against
continuing the opening plant on the
Washington street bridge.
Thomas Village received an English
3. in Port Quilter for over a Week. re-
; turned home yesterday.
m M
lirk for fit“: til“;
RR R.3Uptegi-o'vé. of Orange, N. J.;
' Miss Emma Hoyt and '1‘. Dean. of the .
West Sills. were guests at the Hotel
le‘r'dal.
Mrs. G. Ashton Key Vhas been ill‘
with an attack of malaria at the nom-
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett. Mr.
and Mrs. Kay will,probably return
to their home in New Haven when the
letters father returns from the hospi-
‘tu .
Marsh Thatcher has been exhibltllls
at dates or so monstrous watermelons
at his store. and he has received num-
erous offers of small fortunes for
them. Marsh won’t sell them. however.
as he hopes to take a whack at them
himself at the clambitlte of the Men‘s
Club. in New Canaan, today.
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Mrs. Robert W. Gamble. of Dwight
street. nebula, left Saturday for Bell
island. where she will be the guest
for this week.
The Connecticut Company had a
large force of men at work all day you
terdny placing new ties under the rails
near Former Beiecman Jacob B. Ray-
mond's residence in Highland avenue.
u...
John J. Sitellback, the well~kuown
proprietor of the Roton Point bathing
houses. expects to keep open until
September 16, unless the situation
warrants otherwise. Thus the days of
the various amusements at the Point
are numbered.
The Sewauaka-Corinthlsn Yacht
illustrated paper the other day which
was less than six days in transit. from!
the home of his brother in Birming-
hant. England. to his violin manufac-
tory on the Washington street bridge.
Fifty years ago ten days was consider-l ,
ed fast for an ocean liner. and before
the Coloins line of mail steamshlpnt
was established between Liverpool and
New York. when selling vessels car-
ried the mails, forty-mo days was con-
sidered a fair trip. Letters in those
days cost twenty. ‘lOlll cents per half
ounce. whereas now they are only two
cents between the United States and
the British islands. There were no self
sealing envelopes, for people out out
their own. and fashioned them with
wafers as sealing wax and to get the
most on a shoot of paper people first
wrote crossways and then turning it
sideways wrote over the writing again.
in order to save waste. The paying of
postage was optional. but when it was
not prepaid the party it was sent to
had to pay double.
[Milli illii lllillilllll.
The questilon‘liaving been asked if
Robert Hunter. of Noroton. nontinee
for governor on the socialist ticke t,
has a legal residence in Conneiticut l
he having been a candidate on the ao-l
ciallst ticket in New York last Octo-3
her, William A. Applegate. of New Ha-
ven, the party candidate for lieutenant
governor new states that there is no
bar to Mr. Hunter's candidacy. While
the later was on the state ticket in
New York last full, he gave up his is;
gal residence in that state alter the
election and caste to Connecticut.
Four weeks before the coming elec-
tion Mr. Hunter will have completed
hlls full residence in Connecticut.
which according to Mr. Applegate.
qualifies him to have his name on the
ballot. Mr. Applegate says that “This
filling at Mr. Hunter is an attempt to
keep ‘votea away from the Socialist
p:ny‘u
Ar___a__b Te 3
One Tea “Nosed Out" of Many
We have it in H lb. and l-2 lb. pack-
ages. Mixed Green and lllack. For-
mosa. Oolong, Ceylon and indie. Eng-
lish Breakfast.
Schiichting Bros. 8t Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main on. Dario»
Select Groceries. Ha . Grain. flour
and ”continuum? nu. Glass. etc.
llflWilllill
Mrs. Mary Themes, of ltowayton av-
enue. has returned home from a visit
in Ocean Grove. N. J.
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Beckett have
recently been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. John L‘liommedieu.
Gustave GershoId. of Brooklyn, in
the guest over Labor Day of Mrs. J
H. Plunder, of Crockett street
W
Min Eleanor Gishurn of Brooklyn.
is the guest or Mrs. H. L. Rowland, of
Crockett street over Labor Day.
Miss Jessie Denninaer has relurn~
ed to her bolt. in Bridgeport after
visiting with relatives in ltowuyton.
Miss Danie Mills and daughter. of
Crockett avenue. returned home data
hpriihy, after a stay of ten days in Dan
int
W Wis—u.-
iflis idle Fetter. who has been visi-
ting with relatives here durinlz the
“min will return to Broklyn. this
Ill“. And Mrs. le’toy Crockett. ol’
gfiflfln, have been staying at the
pf tile latter’ii parents in Rott-
ovm. _ 3
Club. of Oyster Bay. held their annual
regetta on Saturday and William J.
MMcllngh Jr., of The Norwalk Yacht
Club, in his sailboat Kanalta. viewed
the races. Willi him were Clarence
Cram and Captain w. H. Byington
~.
The repairs to the Belle island
bridge have not yet been toinpleted.
and it appears to be uncertain when
they will be. The newly completed
gates in the dam are now kept open
all the time. and the mud flats are here
at low tide. A large quantity of stone
will be necessary to place the south-
wast abutment in solid condition
again.
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Several of the fast boats of the
Knickerimcker Yacht Club from Manv
vhussei Bay. New York. arrived in the
Hickory Bluff harbor yesterday after-
noon. and tilt t to participate in the
races of The orwalk Yacht Club. this
afternoon. The regatta committee has
arranged an interesting series of ev-
ents. A large number of members and
their friends are expected to be pros~
citi .
Raymond Gerard. who sailed the
in several of the races of the summer
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To the lie-ting l Plumbing Co.
beat my slit apartment house. using a
my entire coal ill was tillll. melting
You may use this statement in
Yours trui
Norwslit Conn, July 23.10.
amok Ll
lng last fall
way milk a.
m Kindly club will hold an Import
toil We meeting this week. aadt
t
Miss Mildred Thrall. of Penney-r
treat. who has been visiting relatives h
Mahackemo. in South Norwalk. year .
of her cousin. Miss Elisabeth Farrell.
ones. Hosting A Plumbing 00..
Dear air: The silencer Boiler which you pissed
re no complete satisfaction in every
one-half of w in it had been the promise wens.
, to
lib/volt
annual r mm
oi it. To
. . “M
e are r 9
ing made a is
t ecourooJ and
ork it
\ Was."
M3 rtdro ul' "hill
at place. he hey.
its tol in the New
. fly. beat out the
3 ug boat by live min-
i
units-bum
There were A number of swimmers
at the Knob yesterd a; afternoon who
were badly stung ill! 9
.ielly ash seem to infest the waters at
certain times in the year and ,glve a
painful sting. The cause of the
orienting, stinging. martin: sensatlttn
is the content with the tenacies of the
duh and the flesh These Muscles ias'
lieu “hemselveii moldentarlly upon the
adult and the suction draws the blood
to the surface of the skin products!1
a sensation like that of numerous
needle pricks. The amarting passes
away after a time and has no lasting.
result.
lilillfill iilllii r
Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Brown. of Token
eke, are spending three weeks in Can-
ads.
F. G: Brain in spending a ten days
visit with friends in Chestcham, New
Hampshire.
John Hoyt, and family, are spending
ten days ‘ln the White Mountains. of
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Henry Valentine. of Tokeneke.
has returned after spending a week
at Ferris Hill, Maine
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, of Tokeneke.
is visiting 'with friends in Eiborn, New
Jersey. for a few days.
A. F Greg. returned to Tokeneke.“
yesterday. fter spending a few day!
with friends in New Yorlt city.
Everett W. Blinks. of Tokenoke. has
gone to Larchmout Manor. where he
will spend a week as the guest of
friends.
The Tokeneke Club will hold their
water sports at the Club this morning
at it o'clock. The races are open our
ly to the members of the Club and the
U. S. V. L. S. Corps
LITTLE WILLIE KNEW.
Little Willie. the son of a German-
town woman, was playing one day
with the girl next door. when the lat
ter exclaimed:
“Don't you hear 'our mother call-
ing you?‘ That's t we times she‘s
done so. Aren‘t you going In?"
"Not yet.“ responded William imper-
turbably.
“Won‘t she whip you?" demanded
the little girl. awed.
"Newt" exclaimml Willie in disgust.
“She ain't goin‘ to whip- nobody!
she‘s got contpum So. when i go
In. she'll Just say. 'Illie poor little man
has been so deal since has had the
measles " "—Llppincott‘ s
admit. Guam. July in.
Gentlemen: During the winter of 190'de i used ”to worth of coal to
boiler of well knwn mallet This i
changed love a sour Boiler and used it during tho mater of toilets and
a not «one!
any way you can to.
y' HARRY w. MATHER.
malt Conn.
lit the sentinel Build
way. Our coal bill it'll
You my use this in any
Very truly yours.
JAMES GOLDEN.
my. Evening lionttul.
The Heating and Plowing Co.
e
of the virtuosic vast
.hu he covered
lly-il‘sh These.
John H. Wood
rheumatism.
The Misses Mackensle are expecv
ted home from the Chl‘akllla this week
0”.
my
the town.
Fresh Air children. has been closed
for the season.
Jersey after a pleasant
Westport friends.
visit with
Judge and Mrs. Merean are enter
home. Daybreak.
a
Mr. Leptic. whowss seriously in-
The Reed .8: Volk
Electrical Co.
ELECTRICAL CHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone 805—60 South Main Street
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hall Block
David W. Ramona
1| North Main ”root. Ieoth Nomlti.
Residence. 0 Washington "not.
Telephone at office. use.
Telephone at house. “I.
COOK
STOVES
are the-equal of any
made and lower
in price
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
134 to m Washington Itreet.
Death Nomlk
Automobiles
TO IINT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first clue mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell, Koehler “i0." Co-
lumbia. Hupmoblle. and Everitt “30. "
Brand new Everitt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little Hupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest two-passenger
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwelk Consolidated
Auto Chantilly
‘ wuss A not srstt cones
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today “’
$14.75 up
on filter surname IF
DESIRED
“suffering with the
lured by but. (than from his wag- 5‘
on. is resting comfortably.
Mr. and Mrs Alden. Salmon.
“i think " sadl the
statesman. “that I shall r
publl utterances and av
who
Louis Driscoll is new working for
Pope and Qulgley. Main street plumb-
Mt-s. Benjamin Mills has moved
from Main street to the upper part of
“spring firm." the home of the
«Joseph Carroll has returned to New
is spending several days at his coun-
try home ln Cress Highway.
Mans—4f— 3
Owing to the cool weather this
Week the attendance M Combo beach
has not been as large as usual.
children of Michael Kelley. have been
committed the County Home by
3 the seiectmen. ~
“*7 .
Master Earl Barlow has returned
from a visit in Winnlpauk and is now
the guest off his cousins, Walter and
Grenville Mills.
Frank, Bernard and Mary Keller..-
3 W turned to Washington. D-L ., “A an’t you afraid y ll
The hustle season tor dash and of duties? " . . “‘
snipe opened bur-day. 4' . A. concrete walk is being laid from “Not at all. Nothing
, (lb 3 “Ball . lti the glteaw refidencf oihfloracg' Hurlbutt. much att‘ainuon as whlb
iir es ers‘ou it port on on to it rest 0 e roe w an "a. t .-.
with the Island Rock us Company “ ”mm”
W Judge Warren Foster. of New York
to 1‘ vote cont anon Vi
hays been visiting in towu have re: duo so“ 0“ will
Ohiro
cause of
lasting the earn-uni 3 3.
by a wrench. twin
back. Even if done mln
crest“ pinched nerves
the solace of .
sandtheart ,7
tainiug guests from Canada at their
Funeral Director and Embslmer
Foreign Money Orders and Drum to
STEWART
Hwousatonic
Power Co.
: Rev George E Bishop. former pae-
tor of the Methodist church, is visit-
lug his many friends in town who
are heartily glad to receive him.
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thistodlsoliem
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A woman recognised an old lung “"‘ dim
missing sweetheart by his voice as he
called out the names of stations in the
Hudson tube. Fear of such things
probably accounts for most conductors
apparently disguising their natural
voices «~Milwau‘kee Sentinel.
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rm noor
If it needs repairing, or replacing, let
me figure the cost.
Charcoal
Iron
Gutters
mu
Leaders
wear five times as long as the ordinary
kind and cost but little more.
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