“I!
Filled It: the
Bridge ~Pllarmacy
Prompt had Guiltiest some. at '
All tilt“.
Personal attention liven to all
prescriptipn work.
Chairs liar our trolley patrons
Born- in and wait tor your car.
names ‘ PHARMACY
J. PARKER. “Ovl'a
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The Marvel Club members will as-
semble this evening at Randall's Hall
at the corner of Van Zandt strret
and South Osborn avenue and organ-
ize a basketball team. ,
The Oriole Club, which has now
gone in for football, the baseball sea-
son being over, will have a practice
some tomorrow. The Orioles are said
.-.—u
‘, luster for contractor H. V.
he players aive' it out it they
'v , -fi‘lnlt«::auld“tbere; will be a. few
dollars for each. ~.
*ltlxpreaaman John Knapp had a lit-
tle, catastrophe yesterday reiteration
while he was carting a bill lost:3 of
arr.
lien he ”marinas past Dominick
Cahevarl‘s building» the rear...end of
the truck became wobbly and present-
ly a wheel landed up against the aide
boards at the rear. A little further on
the accident could have been ascribed
to the Washington street bridge. An-
other truck was secured to take the
load. oft the one that had a very badly
sprung axle.
William J. Hartley. president at
the South Norwalk Engineering Com-
pany, located near the east-bound East
Not-walk depot. received a handsome
un— ....
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‘ is the best. cream made tor the shin.
if you have a red, rough. ‘blotchcd.
acre, unsightly skin. try this great
lirOduct oi the American Ilrugxlsis
Syndicate.
You can use it for massaging
wrinkles lllllI for a hollow comlllrx-
ion. as it wliiicns and beautifioa. is
to have a strong eleven in the llehl.
There will be a regular meeting of.
he East Norwalk Yacht Club at the:
club quarters at the Benedict. li‘arms’
bridge this eyening at 8 o’clOck. llusi- l
ness of importance will come up and
it. is hoped there will be a big turnouti
oi the members. i
The water main broke in Seuvicw ‘;
avenue. near Betta place. yesterday.
and the highway in the vicinity was
flooded. Tile repairs were not made i
last night, but a box was at scene of,
trouble to act as a signal while it was _,
still light and in the evening rcd inn-l
terns gave a Warning of the danger.
Thirtyenine years ago today a cow
kicked over a lump in Chicago and
this not rapidly developed to be one
of momentuous proportions. for the up
setting of that lamp was the health
ning of the great (illicago fire which
dealt. death to 250 people and desiruc
lion to $290,000,000 worth of proper-
ly.
Finch brothers, who have the con
tract for the care of the streets of the
East Nor-walk district, are making
them ready for the winter. Tile loose
dirt is being scraped out of the gutters,
as customary at this season of the
year. Yesterday East Washington
street received attention and today,
Fort street.
Doc Marshall and Charley Fielding.
president and secretary. respectively,
of the Marathon Walking Club, are
. getting into practice again and will
shortly begin to turn oif'long trips. as
they did a year or so ago. They Were
out on a short trip last night and
demonstarted that they are still pedes.
trians of note.
Among the East Norwalkers who
went to the Danbury Fair yesterday
safe. harmless and docs not grow
hair.
No woman who values hcr ap-
pearance and who whats a snmoili
clear skin should let a day go by
without trying it for the lace. hock,
arms and hands.
Get it tor 25c. at. any A. D. S.
drug store.
m
Mil BER
~ as ItuA'l‘ on"
With 12.000 other alumni-ta.
k- W"
These are the local A. D. 8. drngslsta:
Allen. the drunolat.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittnar A Canty. Props.
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PAPER
, Painters’
Supp lies ‘
Were Harry Tobey, Harry Morrison,
Hurry Wolfe. Fred Jones. Miss Mary!
Wolfe and Samuel Canfleld. The
horse racing and practically everything
was a big success, with the exception
of the aeroplane flight. it was snid’
that the engine of the air traveler was
out of order.
Reports recently have been to the
effect that many places in the sur‘
louilding country have had at least a
little rain but East Norwalk was al.
ways left out. This morning East
Norwalk got a shower that some other
places did not. It occurred a little af-
ter 7 o'clock and was atlfllclent to be
noticeable for several minutes but
Nor-walk only received a few drops.
During this dry season, the necessity
or care not to allow out of deors tires
to burn unattended is emphasized by
the several grass tires to burn unat-
tendtd is emphasized by the several
grass tires recently, which have intru-
ed so fiercely as to make necessary
the cullln out of the tire department.
lint for t e latter, serious damage
would probably have been done by
some or these tires.
A broken over head trolley wire
caused considerable trouble on the
Washington street drawbrldge last
night. The trouble occurred during
the “Hit part of the evening and in.
terlered with the trolley schedule for
some time. until temporary repairs
could be made. The break Was near
the East Norwalh side of the draw and
the wire being “alive." care had to be
exercised by the public to keep away
from it.
The East Norwulk the department
received another call on account of a
grass lire about 4 o'clock yesterday ai«
iernoon. The trouble was In ii‘itcll
street. where a blame of considerable
and threatening proportions got under
way before it was oilecked. it proved
so stubborn that it got the firemen out
about three quarters of an hour.
lint for the attention. the llamas would
have communicated to a barn and pos-
sibly to a house or two.
it was with not a little interest that
the news was received in East Nor-
Walk today that the Grand Prise race
on was island. scheduled tor a week
from tomorrow. has been called all.
The announcement, in view of the fear-
ml carnage of the Vanderbilt race. is
not such a big surprise. quite a num‘
her of people from here had been ii;-
nrlng on attending. though it was hop
on there would be better policing than
on the occasion of the Vanderbilt
race.
Manager Harry Waterbury. of the
Mayflower baseball team. has called
a meeting or tireless: for Sunday
morning in the truck-house ~ in you
handwritten it is hoped there will
he a complete attendance. tor there
will be a distribution of the proceodll
of the season,» that time. Mr. Waist»
E. Eféorham
Decorator
It) First SWIM Norwaik
Telephone 452
spam haul
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' rm IN [IA 1/
» ‘Norwaik. Conn. July 23.
To the Healing a: Piuniblng i‘o.
(lentiemn‘: Darin! the winter of
1907-08 1 used $280 worth of coal to
beat my sis apartment house. using a
boiler of well known make. This i
changed for a Spenser boiler and used
it during the winter of liitiil-lil and my
entire coal bill was ”02, making a not
saving of ”ii. x
You may use this statement in any
way you care is.
Yours truly,
HARRY W. MATilidlt.
Norwalk. Conn" .luly 23. '10.
Mr. Frank 1. Jones, Heating it l'iomh-
in; (in, Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: The Spencer holler
which you placed in the Sentinel llulld:
in: but fail save as complete “fig.
faction in every way. Our coal bill
was one-half of what it had been the
preceding season. You may use this
many way you like.
Very truly yours.
JAMES GOLDEN.
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The Healing
and‘Piaiiibing‘Co.
bury did not care to say today .hoa
_ mach «chines will tat, preferring
/
it! Iain Ob. Namath, cone.
’ ‘1 aratcd'fgom‘
. r -"m I” ..
III; a, morbidmnned to slipi.
ruler .
" 11 ll ll il-
knowledae ofthetnnb
outs. The doc... thoulh.
ooiiarsndgnrh on a tour otiavae ,
_ tidll about theme. me win an ” a
formoghoure‘fui‘i‘tii hormones!» an
Wtuiield lien or, dlaeovaredhim lind-
er the Esltovehue railroad bridle
and returnedblin ,tothla owner. .
W
mm .a.‘
III hill
The barber-vane "stilt. ocalsl has
been thorn {him cycled and newly
decorated t roughly 3' .
~—it you are look tor anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see L. M.
Wright's adv. in this issue. .
Theatevens Oyster Company, of
Rowayton, has no intention, it was
stated last slant. of withdrawing from
its contract with the Sealabipt Carrier
System. The firm is still shippingloy-
titers in the carriers of the Sealshipt
manufacture, but under its contract
this year has a right to use other
makes and has to some extent been
using be American carriers. The Stev-
ens Company's relations with the Seal-
shipt Company are of the most friend-
oia. .
A incl cw. e‘d ’ g‘hiéea
recs 1.,‘lie,aoh,
' on the
eye baccarat it cthnot‘ilic "or. You
canoes. our sycaulon .anyourwi h
under 3
, e Raye light w thou: on: n.
The Raye Lamp is low-priced. and
even though ycu=pay..$5,'$io~or $20 for
other lamps. you may
decorations but you
get more expensive
tanner (let a better
lightihan the low-priced Raye gives. A
strong, durable shade-holder . holds the
shade on firm and true. This season‘s
new burner adds strength and appearance.
Once a Raye User. Always One.
Duim Eurasian. ‘Ilaoislyammrlir Mat-M '
rimlsr n italic-rm mm a he
Standard; Oil “Company
ly character. and promise ac.
Miss lola Stevens. of Rowayton. en-
joyed a vacation from her duties in
theotfioa of the Hour yesterday. and
(illitlti the: ii‘liigicatc and woods.
in the Waeilbum— Crosby m
fair with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wll
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4.
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i‘ul mauhin
ills... first
actually trenchlintldhioihcileum“.s ..
srmsiuuiiy for l‘l‘iiliiiigi (lIifjliiiiIiéit‘SLII)? pm
‘ , a tit
l for the: in:urinating lilolr
.c
7..)
I
it still} ty nix
VVASH Bil a as . nos ) i’itl'S
A
"‘ll' WIN.“
iioufi
enjoyed the slabtaet the Danbury returned home to Rid'galieldtfrom their
. enjoyable summer vacation.most of
lam H. Beers have which was spent at their cottase at
I"\
that this is
THE
of the Twin Cities ?
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE CONCEDEDLY COMPETENT
JUDGES. AND WE HAVE THE WORD OF MANY OF THEM
THAT WE HAVE THE LARGEST NUMBER OF STYLES.
AND BEST QUALITIES IN WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR AT POPULAR PRICES TO BE FOUND IN
THIS LOCALITY. WHATEVER YOUR UNDERWEAR
WANTS MAY BE, WE CAN SUPPLY SAME FROM OUR
VERY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
WOMEN'S SLEEVELESS VESTS .................. tot: to $3.00
HIGH NECK VESTS. LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES. .25: & 50c
FLEECED LINED VESTS. LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES
............................................ 25c. 35c and soc
WOMEN‘S UNDERWEAR. HALF WOOL ................ 75c
woman's UNDERWEAR. ALL. woor. ........... 98c to $1.50
LIGHT WEIGHT UNION suns ............. 39c; or 3 for $1.00
ANY STYLE YOU WANT IN UNION SUITS from sec to $3 each,
”WHOSIERYMW
EVERY STORE HAS SOME EXCLUSIVE GOODS. CHOSEN
BECAUSE THEY ARE BELIEVED TO BE THE BEST OF
THEIR KIND. HOSIERY IS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES.
WE GIVE THIS DEPARTMENT CONSIDERABLE ATTEN-
TION. AND WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT YOU CAN FIND
NO SUCH ASSORTMENT. AND NO BETTER STYLES OR
VALUES IN STOCKINGS IN THE NORWALKS THAN WE
HAVE HERE. IF YOU HAVE NEVER TRIED OUR STOCK-
INGS. BEGIN NOW. WE'LL TAKE CHANCES ON HOLD-
iNG YOUR TRADE IN THE FUTURE. ’
VERY SHEER LISLE IIOSE AT .......... . ............... 25!:
O
VERY SHEER SILK HOSE AT ........ . ............ . ..... 50c
THESE ARE TWO EXTREMELY POPULAR NUMBERS. WE
HAVE MANY OTHER GOOD VALUES UP TO $3.00 PAIR.
Do You Know
Hosiery and Underwear Store
"The N. E. Ryan »Co.
36 Washington street. ' septa Norwalk
, eli‘lslanli. , . ‘ .
'.,,'I‘he report. ‘ t,the.,'rokeaekewater,
doubly had been entitoxtwo hound“
day is reported tobe'uutrue. as there
appears to be an abundant supply and
no need to reduce the consumption at
the present time.
lllliliil Mill liilllilillii.
Mrs. E. Leonard. of Dorian. was the
guest of Mrs. nevi Weed. one day las
week. .
'Mrs. Annie Ganswere, of Newark.
New Jersey, is a guest of Mrs. John,
P. Bruiumer. of Dorian.
—-~If you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see L. M.
Wright's adv. in this issue.
The llanbury Fair is popular with
Darlcn people. as is shown by the
lures number of local people who
have been in attendance during the
week.
. Extensive preparations for the arr
nuul fair at the Methodist church are
nearly completed. One attractive fea-
ture will be the supper which will be
served each night. October 13 and id.
The ladies will be assisted by a chef
from Hartford. '
Many local residents Went down to
the shore yesterday morning. at low
tide. and gathered a good-sized har-
vest of escallops. Frost-fishing exped-
itions are also commencing, but no big
catches have been reported. but the in.
dications look as though they would
have about the usual run. ,,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church held a supper at
the residence of Mrs. Alfred Large
yesterday afternoon. in the evening
Dr. Herbert S. Brown, the pastor, de-
livvred the first of a series of live ster-
eopticnn lectures on his recent trip
through ltuly, Switzerland, Belgium
and France. One of tllcse lectures will
deal with the Passiml Play.
As a finale to the baseball season,
Manager linniord Smith announces
that a rcd~lloi game will be played on
Noxon's lot between the "iiasheen‘s,',‘
and the “Wouihe’s which teams are
made up of local officials and business
men. As an incentive to hard hitting,
special attractions will be placed at
each base. The Would-he's have not
quite made up their team, but"lialnp"
Smith will pitch for them. The lies-
been’s have their lineup completed
and they present a formidable array.
The game will take place tomorrow
afternoon and should prove no end of
enjoyment. The Hasbeen‘s lineup
follows: Pitcher. B. Symington; cat-
chcr, E. Louusbury; lat b.. D. chd or
J. Pooley; short stop. F. Altretch:
center field, "liancey" Pooley; right
field, .1. Fairbanks; left field, C. Math-
ers. Pinch hitters. .l. Obel‘iander, "Bill"
Anderson. Reserves, P. Milllgan. 'H.
Taylor; umpire, Andrew Taylor.
Leonard Peterson. a Darien lad who
is described as a youngster who is go
ing a fast pace, was bound over Wed~
ncsday night to the December term oi
the Criminal Superior court at Bridge-
port, on a charge of burglary, by Jus-
ihc William H. Willmott, Jr. The lad
who isvsevcniccn years of age, is
charged with burglarlzing the Schlicht-
lug Brothers 8: Company store. taking
515 in money and a horse blankei,and
“a illuminant
Much Sickness Due to Bowel
Disorders
A doctor‘s first quest on when con-
sulted by a patient is. ‘ re your bow-
els regular?" He know; that 98 per
cent. of illness is attended with inac-
tive bowels and torpid liver, and that
this condition must be removed gent-
ly and thoroughly belore health can be
restored.
Rexall Orderlics are a positive.
pleasant and sale remedy for ronetl~
palion and bowel disorders ill general.
We are so certain of their grcnt curd»
tlve vol 0 that we promise to return
the purclaser's money in every case
when they fail to produce entire satis-
iactlon.
liexall Orderlles are eaten like can-
dy, they act quietly, and have a sooth
lug, strengthening. healing influence
on the entire intestinal tract. They
do not purge. gripe. cause nausea. list-
ulcnco. excessive loosenesa. diarrhoea
or other annoylng effect. They are cs-
peciaiiy good for children, weak per~
sons or old folks. 'l‘wo sizes, 25c. and
100. Sold only at our storc.~-Tbe Clif-
ford Pharmacy. The Clifford Pharm-
acy, Quittner & Canty. Pronrieiors.
ID
' ’7 fl.
and insures service and lasting
hion main“
and guano: and flogging.
a rl t a w e ants in
when
about a ° 3:5.
This season's alarm, ls murmur lat-rear”.
. watows uses rsou
man.“ rt;
I flit ’ h
“at DIM!”
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a;
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Mosl'jSeverc ‘tBacIta‘cilc. BI‘iliIfl'h 3
Urinary MiseryNanishcs ,_,. ‘
Thezbioued relief that MIIOWII
use oft Papa's Diuretic ,is .a‘vreveiatibn
to. sufferers trom back helpi- kidney
bladder and urinary , ,3. ‘ ”
“The-time to cure «kl hey: trouble is
while it is only- trouble—Before it.
settles into Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes 1‘
or Bright's Disease. “ ,
Papa's Diuretic acts at once. upon.
the kidneys, bladder and urinary :Iyii
tem;' cleanses. vitallzes and 1-“quth
these organs, ducts and llanda‘ranii
completes the care within a few, days.“
The moment you suspect anyrkidney
or urinary derangement. arrest a cow
stunt. dull backache or the urine is .
thick, cloudy. offensive or full or ”db.
ment, irregular of possessor attended
by a sensation of scalding. you should
begin taking Pope’s Diuretic as: di-
rected. with the knowledge that‘tberil
is no other remedy. at pay price; made
anywhere else in the World, which will
ecect so thorough and prompt scare.
Misery in the back. sides or loinsm
sick headache. inflamed or puffy .eyd- .
lids, nervousness. rheumatism; and “w
darting pains, heartpaipitationa. bib .
lousness stomach. prostatic- trouble. .
dizziness. sleeplessnese. listless. weak.
worn-out feeling and other symptoms
caused by inactive. . sluggish kidneys
simply vanish. Uncontmilahle urinaw
tion (especially at night), saluting, ,
discolored water and all bladder inla~
cry ends. ,
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for the responsibility of Pope. Thomp-
son & Pane, of Cincinnati, Oblo,‘who
prepare Pope's Diuretic-60 cent treat.
monk—sold by every druggist in the
world. .A. «INN
with taking a blanket owned by Her-
man, the baker. The‘ offences are ”j;
claimed to have been committed. on
the night of the tiremen‘s parade. dur-
ing carnival week. Suspicion pointed
to young Peterson and it. was dIIcOV-
cred that he was sleeping nights un-
der the porch of the Columbia Hotel. ,,
Constable Wilbur. Bates and «Hartford
Smith set about to get him and Gone
stable Bates brought him out from his
dormitory. where it is claimed he was
using the blankets for his bed. inateadi
oi going home nights. Peterson‘was
taken to Bridgeport, yesterday moms
ing. to await trial, by Constable Smith.
Get Your
HUNHNG"
License at the Town Clerk’s '-
1 .Ollfi;e.and Your . _
he... ~
§chIiCh§igs crosses: 9
rolled .Jnllll .ee. . .»
m?m¢%mmwfi
IASSIALL. , .
American League “Results Yesterday.
Boston 5, Washington 2. ' ~ '
Washington 6. Boston 5.
New York 3, Philadelphia 1. . 7
Chicago 11. Detroit 5. a I... ,
St. Louis 6, Cleveland 5. .
. ' l
National League Results Yesterday.
iiosion 20, Philadelphia 7. ’
New York 9, Brooklyn 3.
Chicago -i, Pittsburg 0.
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”For any pain, from top b.3300.
from . any cause. apply Dr. Thofiao’
Ecleetric Oil. Pain can't stay MIMI ‘-
lt is used.
W "
Jeweler A. W. Austin. or In!"
street. is spending the day In Neil
York city on business. “
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lane. or Milford.
.N. it, spent last night at the Nomlk
Hotel. They are touring in their auto-
mobile. ,
Joel H. Woodman, and fatally,- b!
Weebawken. N. J., spent yesterday in
' “3.!“ ior diner.
tremor omen PL
neptouous for tw
as on
tests Min re—zu rior one if
met style In.“ that
a trainer! names. >
QUALITY, DOMINM’ES
the date-Utensil» that have to do with m
"is! s.
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assumes-swore”
.‘ a . . “l“ K; . ' ' 7 ‘
Norivalli. Thy stopped at the NM’
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' Latest ‘
Vogue
in 1* Fine
Plumes
isW‘
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and“
detection.
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YOUR‘OLD FEATHER.”
Norwalk Chronicler