’4’!“ ‘ in. DruQWants 5%. B i'dge Pharmacy Prompt and eillcient service at all times. Personal attention civ- en to all‘prsscrlption work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and W.“ 101‘ your “1‘. BRIDGE PHARMACY .i. PARKER. unites", . I? ____ Ilsa Helen llaight, of Stamford, was a recent guest with Mrs. Emily Rider,i of Van Zant street. ‘ . m Mrs. Oake\ Smith and famly have " returned to their home, in ‘ntt neg street, after enjoying a visit in Chats worth, N J. Rev. Arthur J Smith, accompanied by his daughter Matilda. was a visitor at the home of his sister in Rowan street. yesterday. Kiss ha Howard and Ray Howard, who have been visiting their aunt in Stamford, have returned to their home: in Winfield street. Mrs. Mary Killebe, of Glendale. L. 1.; who has been the guest of Mrs. Louis Brehm, of Winfield street, has returned to her home. Many East Norwalkers are planning to take in the fireworks at Roton Point, this erenlng. Band night at~ tracted many to the resort, last even in. Mrs. E. E. Davidson and son and Mrs. Elliott Farr, of East Norwalk, have returned from a visit with Mrs. Davidson‘s sister. Mrs. Tucker, in New‘ Canaan. Miss Helen Raymond, who has been the guest of lilies Marion L'Homme~ dleu. of Rowan street, has returned to her home, in Bethel. Carlton L'Hom- median returned with her for a short visit. With the yachting season gradually drawing to an end. the owners of the crafts in The Norwnlks are making the most of the exceptionally line Wea- titer, and at all hours of the day-nut! evening, local waters are crowded with pleasure craft. u... Bridiie Tender .lobn (Yule dcnlod em- phatically. this morning, that he did not warn Stewart il._l':lllott to keep ol the bridge recently. Mr. Cole stat- ed that ho an“ the automobile coming and hcltitout both hands, slgnullinx him to stop. The dliier refusing to do so and then refusing to set oi! the structure, Mr. Colo sought assistance. m Snappers are running finely at the present tithe and are reported to he of excellent also. They are being caught In lame quantities by local hitherto“: who are delighted with their luck. "The othet day, Horace and A. Fluid Keywnrth took a sail to Ram’ s island to ply for It pleas you are “flat“. where they dropped their lines and hooked eightr- -ono beauties in as shoot «me. - The East Namath members of the munitions party are not a little is~ “rested in the announcement that the members of that party are pm . t . until permanent repairs shall Trolley traillc on the East avenue line was interrupted, last evening, by wire trouble, the overhead wire at the corner of Mill Hill and East ave. nue having broken in two planes. The trouble was quickly repaired by the line crew and the line‘jaclted up. This' morning, the pole had to be lowered each time a surpassed the spot. This inroceedure will have to be kept. up , been made. East Norwalk is again troubled with "Om New York There is nothing quitel milk thlcv es so exasperntlng as to get up fifteen minutes late of a morning and find that the mllk~pall has been emptied by some petty thief. East Norwulk has been troubled oil, and anon by such things and only this week, the sneak, is again on his job, having broken his last. Several of the residents of Rowan street and thereabouts have lound'thelr pails empty and are up in arms. LIGHTNING BURNED MAN'S LEG. MAN‘SFlELD CENTER, Aug. Joseph Howley Barrow is suiterintt whom a severely binned log, it was ,learned today as a result of the light- ning's freak during lite. storm of last IFriday. Barrow was sitting in the. kitchen of his home, near the stove, Iwhsn the lightning tntered the home and struck him burning a hole in his hip pocket, passing down the leg and then out of the house, in its suit. up filing a tub of water and splitting a huge chopping block. in Barrow‘s hip pocket were it small monkey wrench and a jnckltult‘e and the lightning melt- ed the end of the wrench and the met- al of the knife. '1‘),__ an.” KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH Sunday afternoon Rev. William ll Williams, of Greenwich. delighted t-lie mombcrs of the. church with a very line sermon. lie is a noted evangelist and the enthusiasm was at a high pitch at the service. The quarterly meeting was held Sunday and Presiding Elder, or the New Haven Conference, presided. in tho. evening he gave a very tine sen man. which was greatly appreciated by the large number of church mem- bers present. The quarterly conference visa held last evening. The regular business came before the session. ' WE...» _. WILL WORK FOR EVIRSON. A number of people in The Nor- walks have taken up the cause of William hiverson. former employs of the Adams Express Cotnpany and are circulating a subscription in his be- half. Parties interested will ’lind this in the possession or John Fountains. of Raymond‘stroet. or at A. W. Drey- fuss’ cigar atom. it is believed a sum attillciont tidr Hr. Everette“: re- turn to South Norwallt can be secured in a short time. tF int the sultan or on slot in soup rmatr an: n acoustic You have probably trio one or mar. remedies with line] success. J‘hia costs money and it is uncertain. We want. you to try tall“). the clean liquid Mindy. but we do not want you with «stilts. s have so much faith in Zoom that we want you to try it by sending to the ill. W. Rose Medicine 00., 3032 Olive fit. at. Louis. 140., the in stamps to pay postage for a generous sample of ratio pod Dilliiio (antiseptic) IOAP and our 3! page fhooltist on skin diseases or not a sin; ti nominate and place a title: bottle today at Helm: Dray Stor- use. The members of this party the up: plodding stony tor sometime. times were disheartening but still they stick m 3; TH!!! KILLID iN TOINAI'DO. GRAND ll‘ORKs. N. D. Aug. n»— mt reports show that only tirade. m m tom the series it ‘ Mall at 'Wlis W iii hithe iloid for the coming local also“ and it you are not pleasedw they will. refit“ your mp is a clean smart more results Wit; under diacultiea. which Which that washes away and destroys the parts of Illa and the poisons that one application. Mil; worthwhile” have~ Miss Fthel Hendricks has \lrs A A Miller of .t . . . . R \’m dII‘ trict, is entertaining rela yes. The regular shoot of the Westth (inn club will be held Saturday. Alols Mariner‘s now buhxalow. Mr. anti Mrs. Henry (icha have re turned from a trip to the Catskills. Mrs. William Seidt entertained her father, mother and sister from llrldxe port Sunday —-~—-—-—-. lilr. and Mrs. Chauncey Harlow were Sunday guests of John llarlow in Cross Highway. (‘haries Hendricks of the Ernbaim» ers‘ Supply company, week‘s vacation. Mr. and Ml'll. hi. iii. (trout are en- tertaining a house party of friends from New York. A merry party of young people from Southport enjoyed an outing at Corona float-h, yesterday. m- Edward Lena, Jr.. has resumed his' duties at the embalming factory after it two seeks \atatlon. Extensivelmproaements are bring made to the residence ‘of lienlamin llrotlterton in Roseville district. .. ..... :lodge and Mrs. Josiah ’1‘. Maroon hut-e returned from a ten days' auto tour through the New England states. After an exciting xatne of ten in- nings. ,thd \‘i'eetport baseball nine do- feated the Dorian nine at that place. Saturday afternoon, ti to .i. Mr. and Mrs. Louis ii Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mills, Jr., and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav lsehn and totally, Mr. and Mrs. John liarlow and two children} Mrs. James Mills and children and Mr. and Mrs. Al. bert Allen enjoyed a picnic at. Shor- wood'alsland, Sunday, Frances h‘rawley, the twoyear-old child of Mr. and Mrs. E. l". lt‘r 'ley. of Main street, was very nearly choked to death Saturday evening. when alto fall with a lollypop in her mouth and the big piece of candy on the end of the pointed stick was rammed down her throat. A doctor was called and advised having the child immediately sent to the Nor-walk hospital. Jesse Hayden, Stanley Fillow and Joseph Hepburn had an experience Eaton!” which they do not care to repeat. The party loft Compo beach during the early hours of the after. boon for a sail. All went atoll until the wind began to blow and swamped the boat. The sails were badly torn. At. one time the host almost com- pletely turned over and the top of the mast touched the water. After strum xii" for over an hour, they hailed the shore for help and staunch towed them to shore. PAPKl-IUIKI FIGHT TONIGHT. NW YORK, Alix. 22.-~Bllly Papho for the first time sloop he returned trout England and Australia with the middleweight championship of those countries. His opponent will in "Salt tor” Burke. the New York asph‘ant to middleweight honors. Burke had been serious to most Paplta min ever cause the maple. stops the itching since its mm slim a popular do- atonoeasdrsanliaoaabamsrtar cisionoserhitn three roar-m antic absolutely has trained tor tonight's behind says cum ms in all its terms as wall it viii he the tight or his caper Poplin lime. Mas, ma. mm, barbsra' has not intact as hard as his spot» prickly Mat, pot. on infants the mail but its says he la la' “benefit its is enjoying a- will appear in the ring hero tosipht, autonomous lama-c noting Several flow listen Railroad Matters W. s. Stone. of Cleveland, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En closers, Is coming to New Haven to conduct. the light which is to be waged against the discharge oi engineers by the New York. New Haven and Hart- ford Railroad Company, says the New Haven Titties-Leader. ant thirty-nine anxitteers have been dropped by the New Haven systm, tlInce the wreck of the Federal express at Bridgeport, and the men claim that this wholesale discharge for trivial oi!- fenccs is not justified. Just about half or the entire number of engin- eersdlacltarued during the company‘s present campaign against tllOilO whom they thinlt are guilty of slight infrac- tions 01! rules, ran passenger trains. The others were on freights. in ad. ditlon- to the thirty-ulna engineers dis- charged, approximately fifty conduc~ tors. firemen and braketuen have also bet‘ let go since the wreck of the Fedral. There are a total of 1.900 engineers passenger and freight on the New lia- von system. anti 1.600 of these are. members of the Brotherhood of 0(0- 1 motive engineers. These men are members of the national organization.; The cellar is completed for Mrs."1 M the head of which “I W S. Stone., I the man who is coming to New Haven; to make an effort to have the engl-i nears already discharged reinstatedl it is und'tood that several other na-i tlonal oilicera will acconlpany Chief; Stone, and that the New Haien roadi will have the hardest lightpf this kind3 on its hands since the organization of the B. of l.. E The? wreck of the We‘ral express was still the main topic of converaa~ lion among, railroad men when the company started getting after the men who run its train. One was discharged for crossing from one main line to an other without having a has out. some- thing which engineers have been doing every day for the last twenty years, according to a man. who ought to know; others were let so her making up time; others for losing time; others for running across bridges at too high a speed. Regardless the discharge of one man for the last named unease. an engineer said to a reporter yester-l dat: ”Any man who is able to stand , beside a “MR and judge the speed of‘. in train is too good a man to be con- -‘ sorted with a railroad in any capacity. And the man on whose word this epsi- neer was discharged was only a clerk." i Never have the engineers on the New iiflVt'll road been worked up over a matter as they are at present. It is the noise topic of conversation among the pilots. ‘- They claim that the men who are responsible for this campaian are trying to make the public think that the ontuneera are to blame for all i the accidents that happen, when, as a matter of fact. the engineers claim. most. of the accidents are due to nip. monument on the part of the road. One engineer, it is claimed, was dis- charged for falling to set the emer- gencx brakes, but in not doing so he showed very good judgment. His train was just pulling out of South Norwallt. As it was starting it. say a lady running toward it. Fearing that she might try to not on while it was going, be stopped his train. but did so without putting on the enter- aixty feet before it came to a dead stop. Between the time that he saw the lady and moneyed to stop his train a alanal was set up for him to throw on the emwyency brakes. if he had done this, the chances are that n outn- bor or people who were walking through the tales to secure seats would have been jostled considerably. lonely. The anathem- was immediately requested to turn in his pass and other property belonging to the road. This Is one of the cases which the Brotherhood or locomotive Engineers will hunt with the expectation of hay- lnl the uncharted onllnaor reinsta» tad. Loss. or Till MIMI! LOO. or DAY. indoor troubles and the ills it broods moans ‘iost time and lost pay to may a working man. M. Dal-at. on Little Ponds strut, ltmtor, 111.. was so had from Kidney and bladder trouble thathoooaid not work, but is. says: “‘1 tool: Foley Kidney Pills for only a short amount not entirely well and was soon able to rat. hack to writ, no sin realm wall pod healthier than batman. Mitten?» Hill no taste in action. W to Matteo-s and friend to the wot-trial than or woman who suitors trots money his. The am Pharéifofl it. I". Virgo: Hr“ .1, a. p Up to the prea- . L [only brakes. the train going about, and some might have been inlured nor. : Entire Suin- oho value their own comfort th ‘ wells?) nIthchohiltirsn, ahbu id not. or be \vItlItout: fora-st 1:31“ I arm": £3.10“ Pouring for I‘Obi‘ldrcn, . on on Rollers ”revert-ham,“ (ion-ti a. ’TcotlIllgg‘I'IIL 'l‘roilhl . l b Mother-an fume: ”Enron,” ‘l‘lfii‘ah‘ POWDigI‘ifl N Iici‘tlii lI FAIL Militia”. M I” flammflho. Dott'tdacmit Gd Fm Al semi-am 0!. tax. ‘ "M We 3- Wimp“ & 00-: 3 North Not» at" South Norwaik. /’ M... countess 'ro SHOOT. NEW HAVEN, Aug. 22.——-Tho 880* and infantry. C N. 0., recruited large- ly from New Haven County, will hold its annual shooting contest at the East Haven range September 16. The . annual State shoot for infantrylnen will be held there lieutember 2142. The supervision or these two con- tests will be the last ofllciai acts of Colonel James Geddes, uounty commis- , sinner, who evpects to rctlpe at the earliest p0 sible date. The best is the cheapest Charcoal ' Iron Costs a little more than common galvanised iron. but it wears four times as long. We specify Charcoal Iron in our contracts for gutters and leaders. Horace R. Nash a. Main a WetitStx. S.Norwallt THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad lusting the some. liisoases are caused by s wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors forums the cause at this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the air ‘nerve systems in your body Nervousnesa. Rheumatism. Pal-air ale, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis cases are given special attention; also Cunaiure of the Spine You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. M WABHINGTON 31’. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Divan Also N ' otlce ‘ . During July and August our store wiil close on 8»- .lel at 1 p. m. At your service every other weal: dayfrom7o.ro.to09.m. E. E. 'Gorham Decorator in Pint It. lost Norwaik Telephone 468 met Stock Closed Out at Big Discounts ‘IUV "III NOW AND IAVI FROM I TO 23 PIN CINT. F A. MITCHELL new mastaaatt ‘ spartan want. one man are. l i DECIDED masons; Ar PRICE’S SUMMER SALE Now, ON Price’s Clothing Store ' 98 Washington Street Phone No. 11352. 9*. , company is to movo its chines from The Hatch & Bailey Company IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Telephone 46, with Branch Stations in All Departments Lumber and Mill Work for Everything “THERE is NO PLACE LIKE HOME" The best money spent isithat put into a home. of a home brings real contentment. it is the most The ownership sacred of all worldly possessions and does more for the building of character than all other institutions combined. Build a botne~we‘ll furnish the ma. BEEN HARD WORK to get the heating system in your house in good working order every winter? .Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the wr- . pace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean it thoroughly. so that you‘ll have no trouble when you are ready to start it. The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Norwalk, Cone. Phone 742 at the . 4-door, 30 L00 h. p. Touring Car Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield, gas and 0H lamps. Bosch magnet» and coil; everything nut-class. Guaranteed for one year by ~ the mmnfactnrare. for 01625. For full particulars call or address ‘ r. a LOCKWOOD a co. ' '5‘ II Wall “rest—(Phone) Garage. Water street. qualk. Conn. THE TRUE CRITERION OF EXCELLENCE is best shown by the satisfaction ex- pressed by those who constantly use our meals. Experience has taught them that we tan be relied upon to ti furnish Reef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, . Pork or Poultry of the best and most uniform quality Our patrons are al- ways glad to recommend the Char. . nok market in the highest terms to , "‘11 those who are particular about the " quality of the. moat served at. their .wtr‘ table. < Chamok's Market , 7s norm MAIN er. ' TEL. «a was: osLtvsav TELEPHONI OOHI'ANY TO HAVE NIW IUILDING 1!. Gimme“ to erect Modem i ltruotim for Pitt-pose. WESTPORT. Aux. than will be new: to Weatport people. to learn that the Bouthern New Ensland Telephone property of P. N. Taylor and thus leave room for another larits building soon to be erected. for other .‘pur: poses. it t‘ls expected that the tele- phone company will move in about April 1. Westmrt is certainly aoi’g ahead , more this year in the erection at, new buildings “than in was". ”flier; “his building, one for slices and lodge rooms, is. in course of construe» tics and when completed will be" a. great addition to the town: the mult- building on tho mt. side soon to he T erected sad the building on tin- prop- arty of Harry it. Sherwood. on it“; 'strut. for the telpphoaa some: trill . units a great addityrrto am at the town. New mm was are something artist. in H. the present quarters into a new build- inx especially erected on the prop erty or Harry it. Sherwood. opposite the town building. The building will be 22:“ feet, fronting on State street. it will have thus doors. The first or boson-at door will be used as a store room and battery room. , The attend door will contain the switchboard. mayor's and assistant wasn‘t-Meade politic tele- “WWW “OW‘WW'!” a booth. and: hour will noon the iii-rarit- to bail! m bottoms ‘ m tarot. ‘ to he cosmiatsc. » _ rs. that his sin is sud-as a 3. mm“
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