lit one of the mbury comps
this first work oi the repaired M A.
Milkmen soile driver was begun to
idly when they began pulling up old
bridge piles.
..
The M. A. Blshemen splle driver
had steam up oil day yesterday, and is
now in the running again. The driv-
‘lntz‘hainmer will be installed on the
.credit shortly.
Rev. Irving Smith and wile, of
room Ridge, are the guests oi.’ Mrs.
. South's parents Mr. sud. Mrs. Frank
Persons of East Nor-walk. They will
leave shortly tor Norneid.
Interest in the bridge‘ proceedings
tidesnbt-olr’nhish, and daily a throng
j We: gathers on the various vantage
points to watch the work.
The bumpers have defeated the
. dellyvtidesnond now have the excavs~
"lion. almost dry enough for the cone
crate work. It has been a. long hard
. van.
Consulting Engineer J E. Breiner.
the towns expert bridge builder, is
' .oxpeoied on the works this afternoon
to look over the progress being made
under the supervision of L‘ngineer W
Wetters Pagou.
One thousand four hundred and six
smiles are called for in the spec-ideal
‘ elusive oi the number to be driven i’or
.~ “the lenders and those used in connec
" tion with temporary work ‘2‘
~—....
Many East Norwalk young people,
members of the Knob Club, Country
Club, East Norwnlk ‘Yu‘cht Club, Belle
llslnnd Club and the Norwolk Yacht
. Club will attend the sports ol‘ the lat-
ter organization tomorrow afternoon.
Incendiarism is thought to be re-
aponsibie for the burning of Kthe oitl
horse car at Cell Pasture beach inst
, night. When the flames were diSnov-
. ered the car was {on e.- gone to save.
" No one was ‘using the old l“troiloy" at
the time
. Rev. lrving Smith, of Pound Ridge.
and Mr. Wolfe, of the Lighthouse Mis-
sion in New York, were present at the
weekly prayer meeting oi! the least;
avenue Methodist church last evening
and gave helpful talks. Sixty five
were in attendance ’ '
soudny night Rev. Frederick“ A.
Coleman, rector of Trinity Episcopal
church in South Nor-walk, will deliver
stain the sermon on visa he gave in
his own church a‘week ago in the
East avenue Methodist church. bovine“.
been invited to do so by Rev. Solon
P. Fairbanks, pastor. The sermon is
an interesting one and all will be well
repaid for hearing it.
Reports from the Norwalk Hospital
where he has been since his injury
on Tuesday tell that Ernest Knapp.
the linemen oi the flouthern New
England Telephone Company who sue-
teinod a. compound hectare of the
loll leg when thrown (mm a wagon
attached to a runaway horse in lieu-
road avenue, in doing nicely and that
improvement is rapid.
Victor J, ‘llenolieho. the Associated
Press operator in tho oilloo of the
South Norwnik Evening Sentinel, will
also work hereafter for tho evening
melt in the Postal Telegraph onion. in
Wnuiilnulon street. Mr. lionellsho is
parlance and the ouirons of the onto
“my will null hiln oourtrmuu and hi»
3 . lining. Mr. llonollshu now residue in
most Norwnlk.
W. o a...“ .yna in“...
Trade at Home
mink:
I. STILLMAN
l’rsssrintionu a Specialty.
m EAST WABHINGTQN B‘l‘.
Int Norweik. Tel. 1m.
W“ M-.. m.
euros Mill?” in WALL ovum.
(last evening in the narrow mange
Why on the tunnel. in Well street, the
WM!“ and Gilbert Katina and
floor-go W. Voorhees, came molar.
Hath lied smdwdoaoroslihotun-
not end his. Hating stopped his ms»
‘mhotnotinumhsthoother
“Whine was loo elm, and they an
new snob other. Neither whine was
Muted to our orient.
HIud mm at Dmbury are '
or those who hhv‘e a tow moments to'
,‘ fixht. but the dam now holds fairly,
tions tor. the new bridge. This is ex-‘
ll! (expert operator or many yours' ox» .
fore Drugs. Delicioun Candy, Gosling
cent visitor here.
Miss Moo. Taylor or: Bellini, is the
littlest olzifl‘londs here.
.,. .,
Miss S. Blarney has a. number at
New York friends as her guests.
North avenue, are visiting in Provi-
dence, Rhode Island.
, Mrs. George Stevens. and Miss loin
F”. Stevens, of McKinley street, have
been visiting at Rye ‘Beach.
Miss Edna. Savage. oi the Southern
New England Telephone Exchange in
South N01 walk is enjoying a two
weeks’ vocation.
Mr. Adams of New York. well
iknown through chewing'gum which he
manufacturers, has purchased a. tract
of land of Tokun‘elte Point and plans
the erection at a. line residence there.
Plans have been made by Reliance
Social Club for e lawu party, to be
. ’ held next week Friday evening on
the grounds of Mr. and Mrs.llobert S.
Berclnyfe residence in Rowayton ave-
nue.
—-Donn's Regulate cure constipation
‘ without griping, nausea. no: any weak-
lening effect. Ask your druggist tor
them. 26 cents per box.
‘\’ “m l" \Mv ~ -;"u.,;
Edward Tower, of Norwalk, was in;
town Wednesday.
Charles l’reusser enjoyed a motor
trim to Belle island, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ll H. “truth. of North Wales,
Po. is visiting Mrs. Charlies Weber,
of Mansfield avenue,
--~—~+-- .
ll Nyllutler of New Yorkstoto and
\11. Noxley ol' Poughk-eepslo, spout
Wednesday in Durien.
l ”0--..
'l‘ho Dal-ion team is preparing for it
good gains of ball on Nomn‘s fluid,
Saturday. with the Bunkers, of
Bridgeport. ‘*
The firemen are pushing (arrange-
l’lnus for u"
ments for their ournivul.
new ‘ilro house-«for the helium oi‘
which the onrnivni is heldwhnve also
been under inspection by the firemen
at a recent meeting.
A rehearsal for the pageant was
held nl (lorhem‘ u pond, ’i‘mesdoy ove-
ning. when parts were assigned. on]
various small items were nttondod to.
About :30 of the townspeople were
urosent to witness the scene.
i . V l
. \\ ork on the Pool iiosd is progress--
in; in good order. lint why has ilu:
work of improving the road under the
railroad brildgo stopped so suddenly.
louvlng the rondwny in it dangerous
oonlliliouwlmd that at a dangerous
point?
About 300 children of tho l’roshytorv
ion‘and Episcopal Sunday schools left
for ‘llye Benoit. on n pionio, yesterday
morninu. Lulu-bun worn token. Dr.
Curios Marlyn. ol' the i’rouliylerlnu
(lliurrh. llov. liiruln Vnu Kirk. of the
Episcopal (ilnn‘vh. Miss ilessio Wood
nml novorul ol‘ lilo louvheru worn with,
i
liw ploniu.
Mrs. ii. ll. Kiwior lino pruuoniod tho
'lolluwiluz hooku lo the. iibrnry: 'l‘ho
,Sixly-ilrsl Second, tlwon .lohnuou:
g’l'hou Fool, J. .1. lleli. A Maker of illu-
liory, it. l‘hillllpu ilpmnllolm; The
3Wind lloioro the imwo. onu W. Mun
nor; ‘l‘bt, l-lilnmto (‘uuo or Dr. lituuulr
on, Josephine bouillon llnooo. nod 'l‘ho
wag—We u-.. “an...”
OR. BUN VAT 8%" m MOJI.
molt, Joplin. Aug. 8.34m. sun Yul
Sen. runner Provisional President of
tiny from the island of F'ormoso. lie
who traveling iuroglnio. in reply to
an inquiry ho Metered that he hurl
not yet decided whether he would re-
2 mnin in Japan or go to America.
NEW 0M! FOR Film.
MIA-m. Wait, Aug. ii.--'l’he Ciro
1. .1. County. at cornerstone a re
Mr. and Mrs. Charles seems, at ’
.Wss FPORT'.
lnheritnuoo, Josephine linsknm iluoou,
tho (‘fhinoso Republic, arrived here to?
got-lo, Drone and Boot
contains neither Opium,
and alloys Fever-innocent.
Diarrhoea.
l“... NW J M
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SAUGATUCK
The laying of the sewer along State
street is progressing Very rnpkily nnd
the road will soon have its fonner
appearance.
.
i
i
I
l The weeipqrt tinsel: team will
play the strong West Sides. of Bridge
port, at Uonipo ‘Htlilcll Sunday alto-r
noon, at 3 o'clock.
- The local art lovers are making
’agront preparations for the unnunl in
exhibition which will be held in lho
Westport Library on the doth or this
month.
Only six deaths were recorded in
the town clopit’s attire for the month
or July, two ”of them among the old-
est residents of the town. Miss llhond
Foshny was 96 and Dr. (l. S: Mums
two years her. senior. The other four
were Edith Rogers Geilntly. aged so;
Miss ids. l. Killian. aged 29;“ lshignr
ll. Foster. single, aged 72. and Miss
Emeline James Raymond, aged 69. As
yet the will of lir. Adams has not been
presented in the Probate court.
The work of rulilodelling the store
formerly mauled by Word's llostuu-
root is progressing rapidly and will
soon ho reutlyJor lg‘rederlok Bradley,
who will move his hnrdwnro heinous
from u few doors obow. The most
modern pinto pines windowu willkbo
placed and the store will extend book
for 150 foot. thus giving Mr. llrudluy
much more room than he has in his
present location. it being only to foot
(loop. Mr. llmdluy entered the Sturd-
wurn business uhout iour years into
and expanded so that he was com
polled to look for lili‘gel‘ uunrteru.
SENATOR HAD CLASH WITH GON-
DUCTOR.
WAHlilNil'l‘ON. Aug. 8.~Soultto:'
’i‘lilnlun. of South (finrollnu, in the in.
loot hutlonul ionisluiur to l'th with
ll ulront our conductor, nod toduy he
Wns «imaged in "cooling oil." he be ex-
ill’illiiiliil it. before determining wheth-
or he would lilo charges against the
men. Within the past few weeks its)»
ironontutivo ilinuou. at Mississippi. and
.Roprosontotivo linolinnnn. of Illinois,
hove clashed with oonductoru on Penn
eylvnnin avenue street tors.
"if this keeps up." sold a nonutor
today, lsngliingly, "we’ll have to or-
ganize tho liolons’ street our society
for conductor ehnsing. it some about
to become the most popular or motor
sport with Congress."
ileummr ’i‘illmnn with Mrs. Tillman
boarded it our at the Capitol to ride to
their home. He bloomed his tickets
oinnntl We. of the Notional league, while standing on the step. and, so
have finrehnsed infielder liewlinge, of cording to his account the oonduoior
the Vic-trio Northwestern league. lilo. ordered him onto the pletiormf'iin on
will report to the node next spring. abrupt- nnd dlwourteens manner."
The player brought it $2,000 price. The clash relieved and the senator
‘lns women mm m an m'oondsemr mm denied not its out
pivots WWW m I been orlnwnosoto melanomas»
who Kind. You Have Admire Bought. and which has been
in use for one: 80 yours, line
and has been made under his pen-
moi supervision since Minions»
More mono oedeooivo you in title.
All Omani“. imitatiom and “ Johnna-good ” no but
Experiments that trifle with and. endanger the health at
.lnlonts and Chadwmporienoo against WW.
What. is CASTOIRM
(lesion-lo. lo a. harmless substitute tor Cantor Oil, Pore-
homethe slgnnturo oi!
Symon. It‘ll: pleasant. Iii
Whine not other Hermite
substance. Its ego is its mum. It destroys Woman
For: more than thirty years it.
has been in constant: use 10: the mile! of Constipation,
Flotalonoy, Wind Colic. all
Teething Troubles and
It regulates the Stomach and neural,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children s Pomona—T he Mother’s Friend'-
osuumz CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signetur‘e or
The Kind You have Alvays Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THE Clll"l|ll ”I'M". 77 "Hill! "also "I" Vol“ 9m
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Hilts til "it SEiSiillili
The usual Saturday night dnnoe oi
the Knob Club will be held tomorrow
evening. 9
Donors will he held at the Norwulk
Country Cluhulml the Knob Club lil-
nlorlow owning, no is. the weekly cus-
tom.
Four looms, composed at two men
énoii‘,‘.wlli playjin tho iuene‘lnunu Club
tennis tournament tomorrow after
noon. 7-“. i . i~
A largoT-numlielé o! the oinployos or
'l‘remout mills, in New York City. will
have on oxrursion to lloton Point. next
Saturday.
Mr. and lino. l-‘rnnk Noxon, Mr. and
Ml‘flmlJ-il‘i‘ lluseoit llllll Mr and Mrs.
James li‘uulol, ol l).lnbury. are sound-
ing the seek fit Brut y outings, (‘olnpo
l'l .‘ 4.
No.1. 8.. 1
Thirty in more of Buckingham
i'ost Woman lloliei t'orps. went to
llotou i’oinl. yesterday. null boil it
very enjoyable time. A line dinner
"l‘i‘t‘tl. out! the outing proved 11
complete sucrose.
All illl\t"ll‘jv' woodlulid pussy run
euros-l the mud hour theilnob (33th
lost night jun: loo late to escape
Whine}. nutn ”bus which affords trons-
norinlion it] uwmbors of the club. The
shuu‘u use killrd by the houvy wheels
which [lilfltit‘d orer its body.
llerhori Fitch. a mung 1nd, one oi
the ilubltuo,. of Hickory Bluff. dill-
iin Kniehi-d holnnoli recently when he
swum from ’l‘nvoiu isluud lo I'll-Show
illu‘ll‘, Home to u mile us to dininnce.
Tho boy linlulled strongly uml did not
hood the services of his lrlonds who
norompnuii-tl him in a rowbout.
'llw big day oi the Norwalk Yacht.
(‘iub will incur tomorrow. in {he nt-
toruoon there will be usual runs in the
series. null the lieut oi the Knicker-
«bol‘kol- \‘lu'ht Club. from New York.
will arrive. There. Will also be wntor
«ports. for which n lurgo number of
entries hove iu‘on resolved from, the
younger [utopia in the shore «dubs in
thin section. in the evening there will
be u smoker to the members at the
Knickerbocker Yeohi Club.
PITOHER senowa SON DEAD.
Willi/tilt), Aug. lbw-«enemy litter
the Notional] League game storied imi-
tm‘doy at the West Bide Park a more
edge was resolved telling of the death
or on lulunt son born to Mrs. Thomas
fission. wile or the shelter for the:
Pliilndelphiu Nationals. who was then
in the box. The news was kept from
beaten until ihelslt out. Helen imme-
diately for the East.
nurse or $2.000 MAD!
FOR IHDR'TS'IOP STOW
W
W
Bobby slow. the . New iloven boy,
may get into testereoinmy next
year. President freeman. oi the
Bridgeport eleb, yesterdoy announced
tooll the men’s name and number. The thee Iii otter of mo lied been
made ior on homes. He alum
to my what slob inside theollsn m
[om POEM
INDIA.
(Spectator.)
Green. green birds ’gainst a blue,
blue sky.
The scream of the parrots as past
they fly.
The golden shimmcd of hot. hot
air,
And an arid plain ’neath the
sun‘s fierce glare.
ShadOws lie sharp on the sun
baked land,
bare sand;
A yellow dog goes slinking by
on high.
I"
less row.
;:.'<.
The jackals in a distant tape,
Wail and wail like a soul's lost
hope,
And I close my eyes to the cease-
less hum
Of the grinding rice and a native
drum.
Nothing but shadows and dry'.“
And a bluc rock pigeOn thds‘?"""
Andlhe pilgrims pass in an end-‘4
.i.
: Shufiling. mumbling, on they go:
! Bent with burdens, and yeers,
; and pain. i T
:: They struggle past in a motley. ‘
5! train.
-v“ -‘Cfl'fi‘s
v' ' Air/u!
Norms
During July and August our
store will be closed on Sutur-
day at 12 noon.
At your service every 0th»
or week day lrom 7 ll. m. to
8 ”l. in.
THE
GORHAM
CO.
10 First St. East iiorwaiit
Tel. 452.
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Sol these (lessons
and 982 will get-you
me of these Vacuum
ijfotluvs Washers
The Sal-est Way
to make money is
by sarong it. Thariswhcrc
we can help you. Not that
we're lugs "Bargain Store."
But this the “Value Stare " Ir
plain Englfiib—~whetever you bit}
here and whatever you pay for it.
you can rest assured that you can'i
make it better
buy any n.
where. BulSomn
And on forfeit!-
the nbllc '
son ldenoo
we've crested Wm Clem
is bsin built a- numwm
b“ ”MI; N m MN
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13:0 in end m!»
vector )‘v’omii. ” "in“
- Charles E. Dow
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Norwalk Chronicler