the residence of
over half complet-
‘ 9: been finished. Work on the
" side has been started and a'
,
us“ to their home In Dahbury
the October 1. when everyone
left the Island fur thelse'on
luFoater is always the last to
tel-eats here making it
y or him to remain and see
trytltinu Is in proper shape for
or. »
thntthe season is rapidly draw-
close many or the cottusers,
been here so many enmihers
' , ended as fixtures
_ ' r and summing up
t 0'! their stay here this sea-
M a result is the
fine weather, the
r 9I-I' Foster, who has
the Island the past twenty-one
say a that never More has he .
such a peculiar ahd unpleasant
William M. Clinton. proprie-
the Havlland House. has been
o‘eipts and expenses
‘t use latter are way in “
a. .the tormier. He is not die-
however. and intends to he
early next season When he
to: better weather.
, dillmendori'. proprietor of the
' d House, finds himself in
ash aposltion, although his ex-
*finmn will probably not run as
he too says that he will be
«uh ext your and is positive that.
eather is favorable the result
Mr entirely different.
its all these facts the season
o'aihs has been the moat success-
glmost every way at any that is
There have been Jars: er num—
the island, more inherest has
taken in the activities There and
and beat or all the Belle Island
vement Society has taken hold
made improvements that place this
first r. resort in the van. Let us
. at they will continue their good
' or years to come. ‘
' . Bartlett anterti'uned the oili-
oi the Mutual Reserve Lire Insur-
" Company Saturday attern99n,
clsmbnlre. at his pretty summer
on Cottage avenue. The bake
9, serVed in front of the collagen
tie table having been set on the
. 3' and there the party enjoyed Mr.
ett's hospitality and the line
d which he had prepared each
eryone voting it the finest they
arrested. Among the guests
aster John H. Ferris. of South
mend it to! days at his summer
Red Top cottage. Mr. Davies
“V to take a trip in his
‘ tom home of his brother hr
West. Mr. Davis has sent his
2 an outiihd or. his trip,;c slid is
for a favorable replv before
Kennedy. a prominent we and
. . at omeka city
mlployees their arm ,
\ . at the Island. The par-
.: shore dinner at- the Bari»
‘Kc‘mle at noon. and in the siren
,7 ed a sail on the Sound.
'9' ed in the city this mbrh~
“ A so
by the“ guests at Elite Home. was old
yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. and
roved veryiinteresting and hat £91.
V.
‘M. Birch. Mrs. C Glensdn
and Miss Florian Gleason are spe9'dinn
, t‘Rook Ledge cottaa'9. .i-n
’ boy will return to
their. homes in channels. N. J.. on the
teenh ,
M
Mr Burnett, aoeompsnied by his
friend, Mr Rooney. some up iron)
Brooklyn Saturday evening. and spent
holiday at the Islsndmhskinz their
headquarters at the Havlland House.
W
, M as May Rsymou and Dudley and
Willie Copper. atelier: Chosen. return
ed home‘isaiurday. after spending a
ifw days at Summer Best cottage.
Rev. A. J. Amery. pastor or the West
Bedding Methodist Church returned
heme Saturday afternoon. after a few
days' stay at Summer Rest cottage.
Edward Fay and Antonio Bel'taire.
or Banbury, spent Sunday the guests
oi! Charles R. Davis. at Red Top‘fcot-
tase;"‘The young men. came down in
their auto Saturday.e.£9ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes, who
have been spending the summer at
Belle island, returned to New York
yesterday. on the steamer John Sylves-
ter, tram Roton’ Point.‘
The steam yacht “Nylked” is now
anchored joi'i the east end of the Is-
iand. It" was found that the old on-
chorage between Belle Island and Ro-
ion was too exposed.
.~. i 3, + .
Miss 'Juliu Holt. 0! Danbury. and
Miss Alice B. Durant, of Bethel. who
have been gueststhe past two weeks
at the Shepard cottage, returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Jennie .Olmstead returned to
her home in Norwaik, Saturday. af-
ter a few days' stay at the island, the
guest 01‘ Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. H. Foster. of
Sunset cottage. ‘
William Acker. 0f the allies force or
the Yale 62 Towns lock factory. Stum-
tord, is enjoying his annual vacation
of a week. which he is spending on
the Island. , 9
Edward Benton and Joseph Bridge
have mored into Sunset cottage, re-
cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Foster.
and will spend the rest or the season
there.
Mrs. B. E. Donaldson, of Oak cot-
tags r turned to her home In New
York cl y today. She will return to
the island next Friday.
'R. E. .larboe and family who have,
been spending the summer at the
Beale cottage. returned to their home
in Brooklyn today
90. H. Perry. of New York city. on-
tertained a party of friends over, Sun-
day at his summer home. the Bene-
dict cottage.
Miss Marguerite Riley' returned to
her home in Brooklyn. this morning
filter spending three weeks at the la-
and
Mrs. Barker. oi Brooklyn. who has
been a guest at Whitellose cottage the
goat few days, returned homefiatur-
ay. ' ‘ 9
Miss Josephine Fay. oi Danbur)’.
spent Sunday the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. ii. Davis. 0! Redtop cottage.
T. Dorr returned to his home in
Brooklyn. naturally evening,” er a
_ two weeks’ sojourn at the Island.
W...
Mrs. Lee returned Saturday to re-
sume her work in New York city. alter
a short stay at Elisa Home.
Mile Alice Russeliréturne‘d .to bet
home in Brooklyn. Saturday. alter
short stay at Ellm Home.
W
Miss Marie Klimt. has returned to
her home in Brooklyn. alter a stay of
ill. ions weeks “othmlflgndn. .
' new
walk Yacht Club.
one: ems-a. at Brooklyn. in en- T“
Joyiu I in days rest and recreation
. ,, 19mm 9 , .
'i‘h handsome yeehw‘mna are." of
ask. is anchored on
' three
mild in
Yacht Club
make a lili'iirt
The east rut
klckedu a bray ass. but the
tiers? ll .
and sea, n9 9 ly enjoyed?
sport on iii 9 , the rear at the
I‘itcll (Moder-y-g Saturday alteration.
. 9 9 , , ,
William Lawson. esemblyman‘trom‘
New York state, and Mrs. Walker will
shortly he the guests or W. R Power‘s.
gt] lair: cotttizo: on the south end of the -‘
u .
arse W
'9er Is'laii'd. expects soon to lease
the Island. and return to this bottle ilnl
South Norwsllt. .; .
, 4
W
William Gorbarn has returned to his
home in New York city. utter a very
. pleasant visit the guest or W. R. Pour.»l
era.
Miss Hattie Sims. of New York city.
is the guest of W. R. Powers. at his“ .
pretty cottage on Riverside Drive. in
Miss Margaret Power's is a guest at
the Powers cottage; Hickory Bluil. !
Whiter Gilbert and friend are visit-
ing "' the Powers cottage '
RMON JOINT. ,
The dining tooth at notch Point was
open yesterday, Mrs. lair-unit Ptahl be-
ing in charge. The excursion from'
New York on dbfimtesmer John Svi~
roster was not 11.19.9939 one. as it rain-
ed very bar the boat leit thel
city. and Mrs. _i did not do a great
business. The service. however. was‘
excellent. and a large crowd is hoped'
:or next Suhday. .
Arrangements are being made to
Low, or the Roma Point orchestra.
some night. hext week. the aftuir being
vices the past season have been appre—
eluted by many people In The Nor-
walks and elsewhere. . '
Mr. and Mrs. G H. Grumman. 0t
Norwalk who have been conducting
one of the stands in the grove for the
past few weeks; closed it lastnisbt. un-
til next Sunday. when it will be open
all day. and“ slight close for the re.
mnihder oi ihmseuson.
PINE LEDGE.
Mrs. A. It. J0hnston..Waltsr John-
ston and two sisters. who have been
summering at “Wawanda” cottage,
will return to their winter residence. ‘
day.
~—-—e—-—-f—v—-—-
will return to hia'home in NewYorii
city. a week from today. .
«Bad blood and ' indigestion are
deadly enemies to goodrhenlth. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters destroy: them.
scour TROLLEY sAase.
How Greenwichitrammy‘: Plan: May
Affect Sound Bench
Score 0!, the Strand Beach residents
particularly those who live in that
section north of the present terminus
are not so enthusiastic ovel the advent .
of the new route to Stamford 2‘
as they were some weeks ago. while .
the rails were being laid
A deal eats!
4‘ initiators
e Nor- _
lregulsr trips over the line from tho
i Inn to the station. and they will not
accordlha to a statement oi one of tho
oillcials of the Greenwich Tramway
Company, until the 'whoiewoud from
Sound Beach to Minnus is ready for
travel. This will be not earlier than
Sept. 15. and perhaps a low days
thereafter. as much melt has been en-
countered ln the excavation for the
tracks between these two points, as-
i peceally north oi Bound Beach station
and out the ill raidethlil. hll . .th
roses as one
flwm 91°31th inside
or the i and on e route of
the Tramway Company's line. is the
rodent few which will be the rule
:96 me while opened. at?” its
a in lid is Ohm
its. a. .... ..
Greenwich to Stamford. is more than
_ pie there &; ligated upon.
iiatur day at “it" ‘ "
‘ Am emu «should
fries the level. Ills liens iiicw are evidmc Wenouzh.
til you trout our mail order system. our corps oi white is. listenedinl
, and utivi may iwlmcslwhlchiulwmau Muslim
lions. Supposlul you call inprmn tomorrow aniline learn lien facts or yourseli l
mil!
Pam Relates minim
3—.
“mm.” de9icnstrtticfigwn 'h'o'w' lrtdlnfow
“3“ $0.; . eived tree.
”“lefifi‘fi‘?
i'i'o co'iilpui' nlo on ur-
MACli'lZ'lliil. | m
. u “in?" dill"...
brand. Mllchuerfl
su-
{RT p.11.
Xfldcn unyéonflflvfls-s "99 l‘ 399.
Alli) "Editing. new. exir r9 gsncyglagzce
‘ 0' 7. ,
a. the ..watchmsn on .7
~ SWEET PEAS,
tender a benefit to Lender William .
held in the anIlion. Mr. Law’s ser~ ,
. 55c
39C“ Per "girdd. for regular 550. TAPESTRY
in New York city one week from t0o ‘
Ward DeKIyn, who has been a'pendi f. .33 50..
log the summer at ”Nyiited” cottage. , ‘
seer xx'xx nous:
' “V ' U ‘ V ‘- om
9gfimfli SHIRE 5‘”
t’ 6. quarts.
WORK: STERSIHRE SM) 3 ii)
54 Till We. pints 30c. quarts...
sew PEAS. slimline“ EXTRA
ans, .lucq
uni.
lea-".3531- :- "I nausea“ '" 'W
FOLIAGE SUGAR PEAS, '1 b. tans,
14c..rioz.. .... ...,......3....... .
NEW PEERLESS EARLY JUNE WAS,
sifted. 2 Ir. caps. that (icon-......"
le DIANA EARLY JUNE PiiAS,
lb. cans, 9m dot”
NEW PFTIT l‘OIs PEAS}!
til/«ND. I lb. can. 10:. .d.
new PEAS. lZDGizdlElliil SiPTED
swm rm. 2 lb. cans.12e: 601......
NEW ill-1A5. DGEMERE SIPTIEP
bWEfiI PEAS. i'i. manila; don... ...
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BEST EVER CUPID S'wi-ZliT PEAS.
lib. cans.l2c.. do:
--u- 3.3- s- --
SWEET PLAS. i:
doz” .. ...
STRING BEANS. E'cilpsc. l'tbe h'csi, 21in
cans. 7a.. down" ... ....
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GRAIN I-GILHK
85c Ind 986:
- Sons AXMIRISTEN,
size
V-ds
Sldze 3": 235’
yd not .....
in! the 1:5
id: at ......
369
Size 518 r so,
SIJ value 85¢ l ‘2 rs
Size 529159 value 1 '55 i” Size5
BEST
Sin: :7 s S 4;
Volt“
UALIT'Y
Silt“ b. or 9.0.
Site
\Iluc
Size
value
32‘: 31“?” 6.25
£305. 332' L". 20.75
mussse
“nurse
8i. “5'.
Size 2
MATTTNGS i
' 73 mild heaviest IATIIN'Gs. 40:.
«oil! ;our price.
so to ls' the u varpc vlncse MATTINCS.
SUGHA‘AIH our mo. ni
75 :glla iayn'cy JrV'AN'Eg'I AiA’ITillGS,
VIN“
7s ..sil'. 3Tri'iii'ss mules; lilo
soc. omlity. our price. yard... .......
43 4’15 '
i.
21.00
ViCl'ORY L 10
95c
Slag? aflFTScfiwmn SWEET PEAS. 2:405
135
NEW PEAS. ilDGEMERE EXTRA SIFI'ED
fl, . lb. leans. ”um £ 55
.75:
Car death: 5
' or W or
desire é~lhe patterns the
WONDERFUL BRRGMNS IN CARPETS!
TEI Per ad in AP ‘1
19¢ morn yard tor regular 35c. GRAN 59339 "MST r {or rezu r 85c. 1' ES"
98c Per gant- ior regular ll. 25 BODY
BRUSE
Per yardE ior regular u. so lowcil
9GP" yar'd sior retu'li'ir 75c. All-Wool ex.-
yard iorxcgsulir 85c. Ali~Wool lit-
Per yard for regular 81.2'5
and $1. 35 Alex Smith 0
0:16:72. value
0. AI. .. ..
.2- 65 'si'i'o. 50.... T5350
AdiMlNSTER RUGS AT CUT PRICESl
slse 1813b. value
32.3 5. ill
25ci'
choice
upper design, ASc. q'uailty; our prior}, 2 i Ull. CLU‘lllS. thoroughly seasoned.
urr's tenure detssses. so:
To": belt gallon, 3'80! gal ion. -
N'S' ENGLISH FAUCE, it pin
'doan..." ..
m ens‘i- .3- :1. u :9-- use:
gamed Vegetable liars oi' lateral to the woman Hons
at all? LESS BEAN}; Floral Matti
Tulane. lac. dozen. .. ... ...
Neill
.9)“. drum: 3'! Mend. Blast Maine
ream Sugar Corn.9c., dozen .. ...
CORN Foils c Brand. altos! New York
State hugar' om. 8c" d..ozen..
SUCCOTASll. Floral iii-sud.
Maine Canning. 9c. ., dozen.. .. ...
SUCCOTASII. Foliage Brand. Best "New
York State Canning, 8a., dozen"
Lillie EARS Best Ever Extra cy
Small by8'2:n no, 19?" 'do “too. 532.3"
ASPARAGUS. liiclmoi's Signature.
urge While. 2 1-211: ,Can. 25s.. dos.
ASPARAGUS “PS.“ lllcli'moi's. I. lit.
iouare 'Iln. 18c..d01cn.
ASPARAGIJS, Romain's Oyster "Bay;
Extra Large. " l-I lb. Con. 50¢. dozen
sn- .3
.35
2.1
lid use; Can lOc. .dorcn...
One third Below!
Regular Prices '
“Woman!
of the chine!
1.07
$.15 up;
65c and 75¢
VELVETS.
“MARS
Per y: mi r
Sue 3 x e
yam at ......
also i x 5
yd: at. .....
Size 4 a 4
gas. at”
7.25".1i§ .5."
Sire 0. 0x0. 0.
'85 SID. 50. AL.
Size 7. b in limb."
295 valuc$is.7$.at.
ROYAL WILTON RUGSI
Sire 8.1le”!) Site 9.0xl 5 0
Value
$31. 50...
.......... i
90c
at. .... .. ...
not). Slzcbfloifiu. v u
Sufi). Ii .........
l Linoleums and Oilcloihsl
Ch 0k“! .iummsd Li‘iutlllihls. bite.
louslliy. o 1' price. yard.
Per {3rd I"for regular $1 65 SAVON-
..100
90¢
”1.00
9.9
2.904}
3.50”
goMAl'i 928. Extra Fine Jersey. Fruit. ‘ '20
re ulsr ' .
:1. on and 51.10 An. col 9
BEST gALL WSOSODLyd ART SQUARESI
“50592:“ 3x396 6.50
ALL WOOL REVERSIBLE SMYRNA RUGS!
.Slze 30:00. value
1000
12.50,
value 7"‘9
i 1.25
2'3o50im $35.00.. 27.50
S‘ige LBXT'.. vein; 3' 25
i 13.25
39:
imported LINOLEUMS. 'ESc. quality; 59c
our trio.- . yard .......................
300. quality. our prim. yard ....... ....
OIL CLOTllS. thoroughii (seasoned.
39c. quality; our price. yard.
'13:
19c
29c
of the trolley at Old Greenwich inn. ”
The cars have not begun maklng 3: "i ‘
Women’s Shoes.
worth $5 00f
This great altering includes Women at Dell Kid, To]? Patent Mother. Fox
4
The price ll now no low that" "
dale most In. to an extent. halal 5
1min“. memos» “AM"
_ whichlseoacededtohetbebutbmd '
‘ hauler-whet.
aunt have intruded acacia within
Mysore. ityoumnoiutonse‘
Phi ll. “ATLAS.”
Giana-mutethemw'
masses
0d Button and Lace.Cloih Top Patent Mother's. salsa vioi’ Kill" Lace and
Button. light 9nd heavy soles. ‘ 9
When an opportunity like this comes along GRASP IT. This is one or
the mom hernia ever. put out tor this money.
i
' . Latino,
(1 .
(lure. ml“ actors by F.
, commune. met 9
nterpaliy spill); or V
dd mucousi'sorisoss ‘
Iii humus Hull's? Cw
' ) tori-ii are be sure you get the germ
‘ 1 _ litiwutulte’n dntornallyy and mad
in Toledo. Ohio. by l". J. Cheney Us Go.
Testimonials tree.
9. Ti Solitary Bulimia. Ilriee lilo per bot:
Hull's Family Pills ml the but.
.9. .. .‘si'r'mt
one in plan
showins' '1': auto h"
of each President the United States.
' . and Department of Annor'ia'i Bearings
mixed hm ll
Wises 'Iii'i'd
it!“ 3
his all in 3" ' '
joins or Wilim . 9 ;
lite Will shot old 9
"Mile gtrsdt. ’ti'ere pointed 9 99
in this manner over eleven
..sso...'i.‘ 1.: till.
fighter imam." , ‘ "
in it. '
' . 1—9;}:{7wv’5—P 3...“): w
7!
«so a 5‘
Val e.
Noiseloss. dlos'ee Without an or we
ter hammer. its: no teal
THE “HEAT.
volume". .e'n'uiina nus
urine 319.999 yawn.
A pelt ndlutlns mo resolute:
applied to a flush Vain operates by
direct pressure. mother-ass ileum
Mount oi water in the some length oi
limo, regardless of the head :or {pm
care in lei-vice
rise
on It in entrails: is air: sumo
resin.
uo'fic no "more
Murat llamas. or. .
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SOLOMON SCAM Manager
Milkmliielulnndmpw
Plains.
Bird Whit! WWW
good.
his
' ’ 500 gust
Genealogical Notes.
urea have holler seem honoured
in any. book ever Issued. '
Both President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
in this country. This work reflect:
credit upon the N'atlpn. Every patrio-
tic American citizen will -buy it.
Sell: at sight. Smell (oi-tune:
being made by men :‘nd women
and large fortunes will be
, made on this publication within the
next three years. their class men and
' women ample ed on commission or
part ssl part commission. :1. ~
#34 yeari. Also. Manager
wanted no open Milli hope it home or
in home town, to have ohm or as-
ants and correspondence. look after
the 9 advertisins' and other work.
32?: tor terms and circulars. Ad-
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
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TWO IMPORT!” FAC-
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Finer
Are you Insured in s. strong
company that is oopdmatlon
proof"
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a. quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. 1.1!me
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Fig: lnuurphp‘.
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bought withmrt “In?“ quul'yty’,
There are a: many mm W
one: u there are seesaw-e;
You are undoubtedly What the
Museum moon «lite mim
m llttill lit mm 3M. m
then other them Carmina-0'
goat-com on no salami novelties
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