as Washington It. OgNarwsiK (it. our lRON arjgrlps. Plot Iottis, The kind doctors recommend-Above “ all. Don’t Fall Too melt For Li$1itla Well. l Bull Here! FANCY CREAMIRV BUTTER. 23 ctl. lb. saucy NATIVE Port-tress. 22 eta. pk. OUR BEST MILK CRACKERB 2 lbs for 15 (its. 2 P'K'G. REAY BITS 25 ets. TRY "VIGOR." THE NEW BREAK- FAST FOOD 7 on A PACKAGE. A. STULL, 24 COTTAGE avenue. east NORWALK. iiiST llalliu for Captain Charles Ducross is in New York today. Mrs. Clifford Randall. of East ave- nue, Is ill at her home. William I.cCount is still confined to his home, though he is considerably better. , The Juanita Outing Club ‘is planning to hold a Clambake at Conlpo Beach. September 5. A big sign board at the roar of John W. .Beatty's store was blown oval and demolished. E. E. Gorbam's telephone was put out of business during the storm, yell- terday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict at- tended the 'racc between Reliance and Shamrock, yesterday. A large willow tree in August War- ner's yard, was blown over, and is be- ing cut up and taken away. ..__—- William H. ’l‘ristranl. of John W. Beatty’s store, lost five tine apple trees from his home in Rowayton yes- terday. ‘1 C. Paul. the clerk at Dominick Can- evurl‘a, wishes to contradict a state- ment which appeared in Friday‘s Sen- ‘tinel.- There was no bad language used and the boys were only fooling. There was no'reaaon for trouble. East Nomalk escaped the worst of the electric ,storm of yesterday, though darkness reigned supreme and the wind~and rain did considerable dam- age, .Apple trees were uprooted in manyt places and the crop badly dam- agedlthrough the heavy fruit being biownoff. The annual picnic of the East Nor- walk Advent Church. Sunday school. was held today despite the threatening weather. The party embarked at 8: 30 on a special trolley car. and went to Seaside Park. Bridgeport. They took plenty of lunch and umbrellas and were dotorn‘iined to have a good time anyway. Itis hoped that the rain will hold all uhtil the party returns. 4-...— —-Sohofuls. salt rheurn eryslpelas and other distressing eruptive diseases yield and per neatly to the clean! lg.hii‘qttl$ify'lng pmr of Burdock Blood muons. , , m I “ ‘ROWAYTON. \ nevusmg Woods is quite lll at his home in Himaland avenue. John H. Sherer returned home Mon- day evening from Ocean Grove. Ru‘s soil Madway, of Crockett street. Rowayton. is visiting friends In Stam- ford. " Mrs. W. Hoffman. of New York, is the guest of Mrs. J. Broadway, of Row- syton. Mrs. Josephine Craw has returned home from a several Weeks’ stay in New York state. Rev. oseph A. Judge preached two very In cheating and helpful sermons in the Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs. J. W; Fallon and sons and Mas- ter 1m Mil. of New York, are ,fii's. G. G. Ferris, of High- 6! Stamford. has been unfit. Dean, at i, s. goVeriiinenI Wis“ Brooklyn navy yard. A letter Wall dropped int genome yesterday harlea ii Knaiw. care of William Bar- rcti. Summit street. As there is no such party in Rowayton. the postal authorities are at a loss as to what to do with ls lsttsr Mrs. J 11 Shaman Hoyt entertained the flower «Intuition of the Methodist Church at has boautitul home on Con- tentnlent island. Mdnday afternoon. After ten the party enjoyed a drive. The committee consists of Misses Jen- nio Rowland. Ruth Thomes. Olive Hub- bald and Vivian Stevens Dr. Gersit Smith. the Well- known New Yorkwmusicisn, who has been spending the summer at the“ Log Cab- in." on Butler‘s island went last week to New viii: city. and boarded the flag- ship of the New York Yilcllt Clubs 1 float. to witness the races for Americs' s cup. Dr. Smith was taken suddenly ill on board the vessel. and has since been unable to leave it to return home. At the business meeting of the Juan- ita Outing Club. helo last evening, at the home of President Keeler. in East avenue, it was voted to have an outing and tiamgbake at Conlpo Beach. Sat- urday afternoon, September 5th. The following were chosen is a refresh- ment committee: Edna Day, Carrie Palmer, Fanny Rose. liens Ericson. Cora Cole and Jessie Morgan. The de. tails will be announced later. The fol- lowing were voted into membership in the club: Miss Lillian Greenwood, Elia Abbott Ella Moffett, Messrs. R Raymond 32; edit, J. Sanford Glegory and Charles e. At the close of the business meeting the members nd’ ,lourned to the spacious barn of Ml. Keeler. where games were in’dulged in, From there they went back to the house, and were solved with watcl- melon, cake. apples and pears a It! Keefer. and more games were played. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Oto Kraft is quite ill at his home in Brooklyn. Harry Street. .lr., who has been ill for several days is better. Mrs. E, B. Leonard visited her also ter, Mrs. 1.. [A Seeloy, last week. Very recently Messrs. Percy H. and is a sister of Mrs. James P. Francis. J, H. Webb has had his store at Rings End wired for new electric lights. Clifford Street and Harold Whitney ' attended the naval review at Oystcl Bay, last week. Visitors from New York are. being entertained by D. D. Moore and wife, of Noroton Heights. Mrs. Joseph Morehouse and Miss Helcn Morehouse have‘vretllrned from a visit to Warwick. N. Y. Floyd Delaniield's display of flowers at his home on Collender's Point road is remarkably beautiful. Charles Snlith is carrying a new Sen. tinel route here, and already has a large number of customers. Rev. Henry D. Trinkaus, wife and son of Brooklyn. are spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Miller and family. Mrs. John Underhill, of Oyster Bay. and Miss Mary Fleet, of Brooklyn. were guests of Mrs, W, S. Whitney. one day last week, Rev. '1‘, ii, Miller preached Sunday morning llpon “The Power and Re stilt of Thought. ll!s evening subject was "Seek First the Kingdom of God.” Charles F. Fitch, of Noroion iicigilis. sprained his ankle at the Methodist picnic at Rye Beach, Friday, and has been unable to be out for several days. Miss Nellie Peaae, of Middletown. sister of Mrs. T, it. Miller and Miss Lina Scoiield, of Pound Ridge, are visiting at Rev, and Mrs, T. B. Mil- lcr’s. The subject of discussion by Ep- worth League Juniors. Sunday, August 30. will be "God's Chariot Sent for Elijah.’ li Killgs 221-12; leader, Ed- ward Mvcrs. illustrated post-cards have been re- ceived in Darlen. from George K. Smith who was yachting last week up the Hudson with George F. Bearss Jr of South Norwalk. from Yonkers and Albany. Mr Smith reports has weather up to the 19th Mrs. Otto Kraft was in Beilagio, italy, at last accounts received by Darlen friends Mrs. Kraft sent inter- esting photographs from Belfast, lrc~ land and Stratford-oncAvon. Mrs. Kraft will be pleasantly remembered Very recently Messrs, Percy H. and Arthur Hall. A. .I, McCrath and James A. Metcalf visited Wee Burn Units. They had an interesting game with friends. No cards were shown. but the visitors liked the course and ap- parently their competitors. They said they would like to come again, and their entertainers said they hoped they would. Gutters and sewer wells about the town were inadequate yesterday to car. ry off the water which came down dur- ing the heavy atom, yesterday after- noon. Many cellars were flooded, and where windows were left up in houses. it was as if there had been no roofs on the places Several trees on George H. Tilley’s property were uprooted. and large limbs crashed down. All over town trees were failed and too light. ning struck in several places. Several young men and young women who were driving through here were caught in the storm and soaked. One yous lady lost her but completely. it In one of the large. light flimsy kind. And the wind ' an“. i m ROVI’UIIII . renal! .to' ' . ’_ in“ ‘ «so of a superior ohsrsotirg-‘ _ Its to efforts mainly: ,to selections of . lit-mar alsht‘s due. »-$.loihts Mia Ammoniatej Borax \ E: turned home. log the summer on the Sound on boald his yacht. the Grunatsa. is spending several days at home. Percy E. Stevens and Gerald B. Dem urcst, of Rocky Cottage, Belle island. have started on a week's cruise in M. S. Cornell's launch and will visit points of interest as far as New London. The date of the outing of the Coionna Art. Society. of Bridgeport. has been changed frolu Friday to Thursday of this week. The members of the socie- ty will leavo the Bridgeport depot at 9:30 o'clock on Thursday morning. on ll trolley car for Roton Point, where they will spend the day. WESTPORT. Westport Grange meets tomorrow lllgilt. Miss A, (inult is visiting friends ill Waterbury. Another fruit dealer has started in business here, E. J. Taylor is spending his vacation in Atlantic City. Out of town friends are guests of Miss Minnlc Sherwood. It is said that the pouch crop, ill this vicinity, will be a failure. Aspotut-k lodge, K, of P.. will meet in regular session tonight. Dancing will be in order tomorrow night at Pctric's pavlllion. Mrs. J. Rogers of Pittsileid, Mass., is a guest of Mrs, Homer Beers, A number of yllllllg people visitcd Roton Point Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. L, Cannon and daughter are visiting in northern New York. A. G, Sherwood is entertaining i. Hamburger and wife of New York. Challning i’. Harris and wife spent a portion of Sunday with his parents. Miss Elizabeth Merritt, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. is visiting friends at the Forms. Twenty young men from this place attended the carnival in Fairiield last week. William Shepherd of Port Richmond, Staten island, is a guest of Alfred Terry. Miss Lillian Hatch and Miss Flor- cllce Allen have been visiting friends in town. Miss Ruth \Vccd. who has been visit— ing In Woodmolli and New Haven, has rcturned home. Miss Elsie Sherwood, employed in the bank. has hccn enjoying a two weeks' vacation. . The propeller Deputy is being over- hauled in Black Rock, and will rc- sume its trips to New York soon. Burr Day, Spartan St, John and Wal- lace Huatod of Eapt .tNorwalk, are camping this week on Cockclloe island. The picnic of the Saugatuck Metho- dist churcb will be held Thursday. They will go by trolley to Pine Rock park. Headstones are to he placed on the graves of Margaret Mills and W. H. Belden. D. P. McKenna has the work in charge. Rev. John E, Tattle preached in the Congregational church Sunday. Mr. Tattle is roster of a Congregational church at Lincoln, Neb. Superintendent of Schools Frederick A. Curtis has leased the Roland house in State street and is preparing to move his may from Seymour here. The Rev T. H. Shanley has been be~ queathed 8100 by the late Mrs Ellen Coleman of New Haven who died some time ago. for masses for the repose of the bestor's soul. Saturday's town meetings aroused no enthusiasm here. it was decided to recommend to Highway Commissioner MacDonald that the State road appro- priation be expended on Norwalk- ,, wontport road. The special meeting Voted to accept the recently improved highway of W. P. an. of 1:]. re In more to the ‘ned ct in 1yorgs in orchestra devil There is dance of mulled t out here lit it llfll‘ onto and oratorio order, let's orchestra is intended to .le Holocene plant and while K , « non, rts stamina)? its .nsefuln‘ssl: There's the rubgassda indent at meeting, ucbroalcied; acting rot, leave the maturiw h the' coin- for a further tissue; with the ad. ' mit Ier; . ,thotdistrlct or the all ‘ with sand cross retain the sweet odor of~~tlle scalp. ' 300 ELWT PREMIUM-t W'T'? Writs III for our 24 page llustratpa catalogue, giving description of ovsr 300 premiums. which we give (no I'OI' the trade- marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN CLOSS SOAP SATINB WASHING POWDER; or SUNSHINE SCOURING SOAP. Address David S.Brown thfio. i “z ..-:t-. u- t“... Rates of Brooklyn and Ml.s White of water in thc dlstl'itt. Ncw Yolk who ucrc liiitll‘t‘, have re~ appears to ho that ”it l(‘ is it tnllglc as e. and water 00.. and sea ‘ f xcsofi poietuoususy i ISt.&Nortil River sW YORK CITY '1 ' The significance to thc aliginul layout of hydlmlts and Nathan M (icmgc, of 39 r‘atview the district conlnlilim‘ dc‘llitq lcspon- avenue. Danbtlly. who has been spend- slblllty illu hl‘li‘iiillt ll also plead not guilty in the illilt'l ll’lniillil c, it is vcly plobaille such will be round to be true. but more arc instances on record - where the sclcctlllcll have done as they see fit lllcspcttiw oi the oldcls of yet. on; clthcl ill lilc disillli ol town meet- ings. it looks vc ly much at this time. as though tllc town was in for a healthy bill of expenses. and still more that ill curtailing the district at this into tiny exepcctcd opposition arises. -W...“ GEORGETOWN. Arthur ilul‘dmall, of New York, spent Sunday in town. George Gregory, of Norwalk, was in town Monday morning. A, ll, Davis and daughtory.’ are spending a Week with friends at Brook- field. Miss Fellllitl Pt‘f‘l‘Y has accepted a position as teacher ill the liranford st‘honl. Dr, llornlan, of New Haven. occupied the pulpit at the M, 1-). Church last Sunday. ilcllJltluiu ’i‘lt-k, of [Hill- Boston 1118' trlct, has sold his form to New York city parties. Miss Lilian liaui’ootll has returned home from 11 visit \t‘llil her uncle at Worcester. Miss Nellie Thompson, of Danbllr)’. has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edith Foster, for the past week. Rev. E. l., Bony will occupy the pol- pit iii the Mcthodlat Epismpal Church next Sunday morning and owning. Mrs. Susan Nelson died last Sutur- day, the funeral was held at the house last Friday. interment nt Norwalk. 'l‘ilc barber shop which has been closed 'or lhc past two months was reopened last week, by a first class New York city barber. ‘ Miss E lsic licnnctl has gone to North away for a short visit... \ilss Allace Boers is substituting for her at the littlllt hvllle post oilitc. Rcv. A. C. Egglestoll, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Chlll'th, is spouti- lug his vacation at Sliclfer island Heights. Mr. Egglcstoll owns a tine cottage on tho isiutld. Rev, Sundbourn has l'esillllcd as pos- tor of the first Congregational Church and will take charge of the blast Hart ford Congrcgational Church. He lll- tcllds to move his family there next wcck. A concert will be given at the First Congregational Church ncxl Saturday evening at 8:30 p, m. The vocalists will be Mr. Leonard Whitney, of South Norwalk and Mr. and Mrs. Dunning. of New York, and Miss Gertrude 8. Lyon. of Norwalk. Elocutionist, Mr. Baur, of Ridgeileld, will be the accom- panlst. PLANS OF COLONED PETTl'l‘. He Will a. Stationed for Two Years at the National Capitol. Odielal orders have been issued for James S. Pettit. formerly instructor in military tactics at Yale, and only last week named as lieutenantrolonel in the United States army, will be stao tloncd in Washington for two years. He has been given an appointment in the office of the adiutant-genersl in: the national capital. Colonel Pettlt has recently returned from an exacting campaign in the Philippines. He was given an honorary degree by Yale at the commencement exercises last June. warts INJURIES FATAL. Winfield Way, a trolley car conduc- in‘ a collision with a Cole's impress wagon near Milford. died at the Bridge port hospital about 7: 30 o'clock Tues days t from the shoot of his In- int-Io: ”At is andsrstbod m tid- i? ‘ the running board of his car a the me the accident Occurred and received the full force of the column with the wagon. His ht leg was crushed and torn above a has. and its bone‘Ihirokan into fragments, m e wagon was dis sled greatly from til leg mounted. :A Pontiac, Ill. drug ilrni advertises Its fountain thus Is a fountain filled with gas And syrup rich and it‘ll. :- tor who was injured Saturday night » . ”A“ m ”covet solemn“! to hate sis _. - IIWARI OF OINTMI‘NTI FOR CA. TARRH THAT $ONTAJN ‘ MERCUR as mercury will surely destroy the amiss of smell and completely derango .the whole system when entering , through the mucous surfaces. Such ar- ticles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physic- ians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly do- rive from them. lluil‘s Caiarrh Cure, manufactured by F, J. Cheney 8: Co. Toledo. 0., contains no mercury. and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. in buying Hall‘s Catarrh Cure be sure you got the genuine. it Is tak- en internally and made In Toledo. 0.. by F, J. Choncy it Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Drugglsts. Price 75c per bottle. Iiall' a Family Pills are the best. .v.=— SOLID IND SDCGESSFUL. Biiu Nailnnalliallll QuOUTI-i NORWALK. CONN. Capital. “00.000.00 Surplus. 3100000110 0th" Profits. (46,200.00 . 1 loss It. reams. President. JACOB s. lAflOfl..¢sshlor. olascroaa: John H. Farris Henry loymour John H. Knapp Christian Sworn John H..ngbt I. H. Msthswson Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman J. Wallace Marvin. Mounts Solfolfsd Hammocks considering quality. HEADQUARTERS FOR Guns. Revolvers. Ammunition. Blanks. Fishing Tackle and all sorts of Boat and Shore Re- sort Supplies. coms‘rocar, WATKINS s- now, Next Door City Library. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. Phone. 4345. discovered to its prolit that the host advertisements it has ever had have come gratltlously from its satisfied policy holders and we are striving in this agency to live up to a high stand- ard in the Life Insurance business. For particulars enquire of FREDERICK H. FIELD. 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Cheapest and cleanest fuel in existence. Buy a GAS RADIATOR . it will give you Just the extra beat you need for the cooler weather, Have your house pipcd for ‘ iLLUMlNATING GAS. it will give you light and comfort at a. small cost.- inquire and see for yourself. . d . A postal card brings our rep- L rescntative. CONNECTIONS FREE. ' Goon. R’w’y & . t’t’g’ Co. ' . DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Director is North Main St. South Norwaia Residence, D Crescent Terrace. Telephone at house. I“. «m lull ii. illicit mamas. smut. ' H01 Wang. m M‘ Bonn, Tat-“phone. lit-'8. ’usnaatmmsmmsmmp Mississauga, . . mummies BUY laou GLAD KITOHEIN WARE. First Quolltyd Four Coated. mos sum. . Enameled Alon. Stamiiidflanses [intuit Nut, Oor. North Main and Want It... -E.. . .. h-.. ..!‘.1: ..... .v. .. by Impromira'sthm. loan. on» reasonable—more lastinl. Gold. Silver. Niel“, 00”!" Il- so Antitru- “mollus- ' t I Motors. The New Inglsnl Ilootflo lo ', tor really has no «mm. 9M1! f show you on; THE G. N. 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