* day, II p. 111., tho Hiiiitlny School ilourd
(train.
ing; Wednesday, all day work mention
‘ Society in church parlors; Wntfnoitdny,
, MONDAY. JUNE :16. 1905.
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N G SENTINEL
PAGE SEVEN
Saturday Special.
Manhattan 8111111111 It‘s. 231th. Ilox
NlCBi PERFUMES. Everyone has
her favorite perfume. GOLD QUEEN
is quite 11 favorite A highly perfumed
fun given with every purchase of Gold
Queen Perfume.
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
H. W. CHAMBERS.
PROPRIETOR. ‘
[Iii NIHWIIK
For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel, a letter box haI. been
placed on the bridge in front of the
chop of William R. Gilbert. items for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
Mr. anti Mrs. Ilubcrt l". I’icrcc, of
New Canaan, wcrt1 visitors in town
yesterday.
The condition of li‘i'cdoricit Wnrrcn
Decker. who has bccn sci'lousiy ill
‘with diphtheria, is steadily Improv~
nz.
Contractor Lt'slie (iambic has cut
his launch, Iho Mistake. In two and
will lengthen hcr about Iivc 1'ch in
the middle.
Two very intorcstlng scrmons wcro
preached ycstcrday at. tht: Atlrt-ut
Christian Church by Harry Mt'Nott iii
the absent-t1 of lit-v. .lamcs W. Davis.
who is in Canada.
Somconc ritlcd tho rcfrigct'nlor of
Wallcr 19. Louis 0111! day last 11".t1tk
M1'.I.t:w1s now lit-cps tht1 i'cfiigcriiloi'
whcrc it cannot bc rillcd by anyone
who wants a square meal.
The ncw barns which havc bccn
built for Raymond Bi'otlit'rs on thcir
largc I'ai'ni hct'c, arc ncai'iy coiiipit't—
ed. Tlic barns are thoroughly 11p to
date in all t'cspccts iiiiti art.- quilt“
large.
Rtiv, Wt-niyss Smith, I'ct'lor of St.
Paul church Norwalk tit-sirt's to mom
till tilt" iiicmbt'rs of SI. i’nul‘s Mission
in tho Mission rooms in \‘an Ztindt
strccl oii chnt-stlay cvcning at 5
o‘clock.
Tlic tiict1tiiig of” tho idpworlh la'tigiit-
of tho ldusl Art-11.1111, McIlioiiist t‘liitt't'li
hold a most iiilct'csling nit-cling ,'.'t1s»
It1rtlay. 'I'lu- stibji-t't was of' a mis-
sionary cliai'at-It'r, boiiig ’i‘hc \‘nst
lI‘icld of Southt'i'ii Asia, the lt1atlc1‘ liv-
ing H. J. Iiipsoii. 1 ..
'i‘ht1 Juanita Outing Club will go this
cvcning on n t‘lll‘i‘,\'liil i‘itII‘ to (3111111111
Beach. ’l‘ltoy will int-111 at tho. I'cst
tlanct- of 1') I1}. chlcr on East iit't‘llill‘
at it o'clock s arp. going to (‘onipo
Wht‘l't) suppor i’li tic sci'i'cti. A film
time is aiitit-Ip 1d.
Tho scri'lccs It tilt.1 East At’t'ilill’
Methodist Church ycsloi'tluy wcrc
iargcly titlctuII-d and yt'i'y ititt'i't'sting.
One very pittasniit Icaturo of" thc t‘\"
cning st-rrit-o was tlic I'ciidition of
My IIl‘iiYi'lli)’ ilouit', by a tpmrtcl,
comprising :‘II'HSI‘S. Hathaway and For—
guson. Mrs Frank Mcrriaiii and Miss
Cari'ic t‘iipt-ntci'.
Charles L, Hill. of Colgtitc Acadt'iuy.
is Iitliilt‘ for his suiiiiiicr vacation. Mr,
Hill has not only inatlo a Worthy r111
cord in his studios during tlit1 past
your, but has t‘lllillilt‘iiiil'li iiiiusclt' to
nthlcfic faint1 by playing a strong gztino
at third tum: on tht1 acadcniy buscbnil
lie also pilchctl a manic of
games.
An alarm of firc Was stint in inst 111'-
ening from (‘111'11 avonuc, which upon
investigation provctl Io III! f'ulso. (lap~
tuin Nolstin L. llyxbcc. who has III‘i,‘I|
away for somo tltiio t'clui'ticd Io his
liotnc ycI-tlcrtluy llIlII stiirlcd 11 Iit'ti in
tho kitt'hon raiigc. 'I‘IIo uciglibors.
arcing tht: sniokc, and not knowing
that ho was at hoiiit'. scut in tho
alarm.
Wultcr it). Lewis, of Idusl Noiwnik.
eiitcrtaint-Ii sonic unknown iliill proba-
bly ,i'oiitiitul visitors. inst wccit, on his
back stoop. They came about if p. 111.
iund i'llicd his I'tifi'lgot'ntor, inking a
large i'ouat of chi. a llii'gt1 pudding,
some butter, and other things In tho,
refrigerator. us well as the disht-s. Mr,
Lewis docs not think it was tho work
of trumps.
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E. ii. lbiilcrlson has rcm-ntly pur-
chnscd from l.'iiotniucillcu HI‘IIIIII‘I‘H
It tract of land cxt titling front I-icavlcw
avenue to tho N or chuiint'l, Iot'uII-ti
directly onpoalio ihclr stoic. Mr
Robcrtson hut-min in tht1 itcnr futuro
to croi't 11 building Ihcro nimiiiit in
churat't 111' and dculgu to tho building of
tho (lrcsccnl laundry. to ho ttauti for
factory pilfpttuoa Mr. ltoborlson will
engage in tho manufacture of gasoline
engines as soon 1111 tho building Is
completed.
Weakly bullollii of the Ideal Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church: Mon-
will meet in the church parlor for Iho
etudy of tho dunrtorly lcsaonitz T111111-
day, 7: iii p. 111.. chit-Is meeting; Tucs-
doy, 7: III 11. 1a.. probid‘lonorii meat.-
of the iatdies' Aid; WI1IIntIIId11y.7:1tl’1
p. .31., Woman's Foreign Missionary
p. 311.. meeting of Inpworth manic
Cabinet. ttt liti Beavicw avenue: Wed-
” $318.30 above the appropriation of $11.-
‘ night, to discuss matters i‘clniing to
Board In primary room; Thursday.
7:4."- 11. in, prayer meeting; It‘lidlty,
i: 41'- I1. 111 semiannual t1 ctlou of oili
cuts of Junior Bend, toi owed by re-
frusliments.
At .11 meeting of the building com—
nilttcc. of the blast Norwaik il‘irc Ills—
Irlt't. last weak. It was voted to award
Ilic contract for the new fire house to
tho two lowest bidders, provided this
dlsti‘l,ti at a special meeting. would
vote 3313 80 additional money for thc
purpose. Nine bids were received and
the two lowest. to whom It was doomed
udvisublc to giro t citontititt' were W.
i’.ltt1ois for the n’tjisonry work. 82.-
1123. 80 and Harry \ Mather for the
t'IlIili‘ilIUi‘ and all the othor work. 33.-
3911, making the total cost $11,318,811, or
11011. The committee Is to ask the dis-
trict committe call a aperitif meet.-
ing for next F1, y evening.
STOP THAT COLD.
or It may result in pneumonia. Bra~
zillan Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tilctt. almost without exception.
ill, "’ (101'. and 51.0.0 bottles. The Clif-
u- .),
f01d, llaxlcr's and Plaisted's. ”
ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
ltit'liai'd Kiggins, of New York, has
lictin visitingr at, his home tilt the West
Sldc.
Miss Lillian Sicphcnson. of Mount
Vci'tion. is visiting Mr. anti Mrs. S. C.
Horton.
Ralph i't1nnt-ll has purchased a
round Iitiiltlllit‘ti boat from Captain
Aaron Sit-yous.
The work of
Host» Coiiipnii;."s now headquarters Is
hourly t'oiiiplcttvl.
117. ii. l’ctcrson. of Ncw York, is
having ciniiiiitl's madc for a brick and
stone hoiisc to bo t1rct'lt1tl at. 'l‘oltcnclto
Licat'h.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tliomcs and
tlnuglilt-r. of Jamaica. Long island, am
visiting Mrs. Mary 'l‘hoiut's, ltou'uylon
avcnuc.
'l‘ho Ladics' Aitl Sot'icty of tho ROW--
tiylou Mothodist. Episcopal Church
hold a sti'nwbci'i'y and it'c. t'1'11am sttlc
Saturday night.
Goorgc (iascoignc, of 'i‘okcnokc, has
purchascil at $6.500 itt'tiault car and
tillicr young 1111111 at tho Ilt'tit'Il 11111
making plans to buy cars.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Siilftln, of Ray--
iiiond slrocl, t1iitt1rtalnt.'d anothi'i' party
of i't-latit'os from Now \‘oi'lt. l'ii'itigt,1~
poi'l and South Noi'walk, yesterday.
A spcclal tiit't'llng was hold at tho
ltownyton school building. Saturday
the licutci' 111 11111 building. aiitl which
will Illl\'c to bc i't1pliiccd.
Harry limit-1', of Ntw York, has
plans drawn 11p for u largo tiititlci'ii
liouso to ho luiilt at 'l‘tikt'iicito. 'l‘hc
plans am now being Ilgut't'tl on by In-
(“ill builders.
(‘nt worms arc said to hurt: arrivctl
1111 Iiuii- anti are making “11- a liIii'Ilt1ii
for fartiit'i's and gartlt'nt-i's. ’l‘hc posts
arc unusually iiitiiit1i'ous this sonsoii
and ”Mr work Ctll'l‘t'slltlllticlil1y tics-
lt’ut'lirtr.
itcliaiit'c Hook and i.aIldI'i' I‘ompnny,
No. l. is prcpurlng to ilvcn up 11ml-
tors socially iii ltowuyton, titid will
him: :1 lawn party on tho propt-rty of
Mrs. Iiauuali ililiblc, Friday and Sat—
iii'duy, .litly ii and iii,
A number of young peoplc gave. a
soi'oiiiitio Saturday owning. to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry S. llryati. who had
just rcturnttl from Ilit1ir wctltllng four,
anti Idki‘ii up ”it ir icsiilt 11cc with tho
groom a paicms i’tlsililllhitli‘ and MIH.
(Icot'go W. llry.111.
()grslt'i'nicn at work off Itowuyton
liiii'boi' rcport tho groan-st. catch of
starfish in scvci'ul yt-ai's. The fish
art- said to I111 all oi't-r tht1 oystor botls
and Wi't‘lik liavut' itpoii tho spawn. Sor-
cral bouts caught as many starfish In
tho past ft'w Works, as thoy did in
NH many months last. your. This not
this your looks Iioubll‘ul, 11nd tho oys-
If‘l'llit'l] look toward tradition iti mult-
lug this stulciiitrnt.
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE.
For Coughs. (.‘i'llilp. Whooping
Cough. (1111., ()1111 Minuto Cough Curt! Is
the children‘s favorite. This is 11111
t'atisc It contains no opiate is perfectly
I1111'.Iiiiess tantra good and cures. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. 1 ”
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
flaunts for the Evening lentinel. In
DIrien. Ire Arthur BIIueen. Ind
lace Sheror. Order. «at to either OI
the above will receive prompt nttIn.
ton.
Mist-t Italic Waterbury was In South
Noi'wuik Saturday.
ilt-IIJIIIIIIII Hi. John .li'., sptinl yoeior-
day at liotou l'oini.
-~lit>neiona Shoulders and Hams tit
Strch'u Cash (iroccry.
Principal W. C, Parry was 11 visitor
in South Norwulk today.
MIMI Gertrude Valentino was a vis-
Itor in South Norwulk yesterday,
Mrs, William lilndioy died yester-
day morning at her rcsldtmco In 1111-
rlen. t-lho bud born 11 sufferer for
nudity, Ii 11. 111., meeting of Official
some time with cancer. A husband
alleys! {tecton'l‘tiey 11.11... .
(goth titeformuia
mt“
1.311 V
film
painting Rowayotn -
,, the letter in
and one son. Edward 13 1111111111.,” our
viva.
Dr. M. W. 11111111111111. surgeon at
Fitch‘s Soldioi's'liotuc,Noi'11It1n,waI-1
prtistiut at the annual meeting of tht-
Army and Navy Club,.in New Lou-
dou, last. weck. Colonel James N
(loo, tho aupcrintuntlcnt at it‘llt'b'r
Home. was tileclod a member of tht
executive committee. Coioiici Con 11
still antic1 iii.
The following pupils of the Butler
schools were successful in passing
IIII‘ oxaiiitnations, last week, for on
trance to the High School, in Slam
ford, at the full term: Boati'ict
flutes. Harold Cantrell. Estella (lavt1
Mamic iiycr. William Faucolt, Riciiart'
W. Iiillwri, Luster lilndlcy, Jest-111. Moy-
111's, Edward Mctilnnls, ii. Arthur Slau
son, ”11ch Wtitci'bury.
The will of the info Wilbur N. W111
tcrbiti'y ol‘ tht.- Sprlngdnio district lun-
bt1t1n ndiulttt-Il to probate by Jutlgt
Taylor, in Stamford. it disposcs tit
an catalt1 1I1t1 oslinmtod valuc tif'whlcl
is $2.1,IIUO, of‘ which ihti pt'rsonul cs
talc is about-$6,000. 'I‘ho Icalatot
Icrbnry, daughters of John i. Wutor
bury, during her llI'cIlmc. 111' iinlfi sucl
tImc as sin: marry. iisc of his homo
aloud and otlicr rcal music. in Ilit
orcut of nuii'i'lago, Ilio propcrly is I1
go to his niot-I's. Ellitil H. Watorbury
I1‘loi'tsnt1o Wutcrbui'y and Gladys Wu
lcraiiury, daughters of John 1. Walci'
bury, president of tho Manhattai
Trust Company. of New oYi'k. ’I‘ht1
rositluo of tho cslatc is tlisposctl (It
Inuit-1' exactly ihc sumo conditions
'I‘lio tt'stuttir‘s widow and his iirtIIlici'
.Ioliii l. Watci'bui'y. arc cxccutors. Tlit
will was drawn August 1. ”1‘97.
~~Scald hcatl is an ci'zonia of tilt
Sitiilll'1—thi'y'ts't'Yl‘i‘I‘ somctimcs. bill i"
can bc t'ui'cd. Dunn's Uiiittncut, quit-l
and pt-rmuncni in its i‘t'snits. At 1111,\
drug stow,” {1o conls
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
Miss Millio i’owcrs, of New York
city. spout liic Sabbath at tho l’owt'r:
homo at Hickory IIIIIII.
ICiigcno I‘. Harrison and family, 11:
92 Elm sl1'tt1t,l);iul1ur,\ tttc spondini
two \vctks at lioll Island.
Dr, f‘linrics llt'llois
Wits ”111 ghost of III
of Now York
and Mrs. .loscpl
.I. Sii'olitnt'yt'r. of Alta Siiu. licllt' [.1
land. m'ci' lht1 Sabbuili.
'l‘wo dogs at ltolou l'oint. ,t'cstcrdn)
aflci'noon. i-ugagcd In 11 hcaItNI batti-
I‘oi' sonic. Iiint'. but \1'111'11 finally sop
at'iitctl Iit1fort1 t1iliit1i' was svriousl)
hurt.
'I‘lit1 oystt'i' transplanting scason l
about 111 a I‘Ili'it‘. in anotiicr wcclt 11
so iiit' oystcr boats and tho stcnnici'
will withdraw from Wilson's cow to
tho ycnt'.
(,‘oiiit'lictoi' lludloy l1]. lloyt contiii
nod to fill I11 (“1‘ north approach to 1b.
‘lit1lic island lu'ltlgc and is filling In th-
1111111111' portion as \chI. thi- filling nor
lining up to tho floor of tlic bi'idgc.
A siliilii t'atlioiit from tho llt'ooltlyi
Ynt'lii (‘litli,l1111 flying tho colors of III-
Atlantic Yacht Club, stoppcd oI'I‘ IhI
Norwnlk Yat-Iit ("111b, Friday iifict'noou
Tlic 1111111 in tho bout arc taking 11111' It
itiioilo island.
it. it. (loldt-u. of South Noi'wullt. wlii
has chai'go ot‘ lit-llc island for flit
owiii'rs. lI‘ostt-i' lli'os.. was In llanliut‘1
lI‘i'iIlny. lic said that nt'arly all th-
cottagcs on tho island arc rcnlt-d I'ul
tlic ciitiro scuson.
'l‘licrc is dancing at ltoton Point 111
my owning. aiul Saturday night :1
lillillilt‘l‘ ol’ Stamford took to Iliul To
sort, and t1ii_ioyi-d llic It'i'psit'lioi'car
pastimo during the owning. 'l‘l1t1,1
rt-t tii'iii1tl homo on tho last car. For
tho l't'IliiiIiltii‘I‘ oi' iill‘ st'ason dnnclnt‘
will lu' tho fcntiiro of tilt1 l'oiiit ct't11',\
cvt'ning.
Eight-1m iiuitdrcd tittynibt'i's and
I't‘lcntl. of the Turn \‘crcin of flu
Fourth Word. Now York. 171111111 up ycs
tcrduy Io itoton l‘oint on tho slcuniei
isulici and a burgo. thn tho t'xcur
stop was about to start 11 young that.
who had lost his lIt'Itcl altcniptcti It
got on tho barge. Hi1 was pushcii off
and hourly \"tlllI down bolu'ci'ii IIII
burg-1 and tho wharf. Ilt1 wnilt-d Iiil'
timc. liowcvcr, antl'finally boardotl tht
boat.
THREE PHRVSICIANS TREATED
HIM WITHOUT SUCCEB.
W. L. Yiiut-y. Padut'uh, Ky” writes:
“i had a scvci'c cnsc of kidney tilstuisc
and tbrcc of lilo best physicians I11
Kentucky, 11 111 mo without succ-tss
i Ihcn took it .1ys Kidney C‘uro Tht
first litittlti gain Iiiiinctiiatc t'ciibf and
than; bottlcs t-ui't1d nio pcrmanctiy. I
gladly rccmuitioiid this woiitlcrful i't1m-
tidy. Sold at i'laiatcd’s Drug Store.
DI
WESTPOR 1'.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
WeItport, are 8. Diplovenhi Ind Wm.
E. Nash. O'del‘l lent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
“u... ... .... -.....
Mra. I’licbo l1tiiitt1n. of Wilton,
visiting Ii'icnds in this vicinity.
...—.--... ...—
is,
given by
Thurs-
'i‘l1t1, strawberry festival
Bungaliit-k Mctiiotllst church,
day night iiutcd about $20.
Mitts May 11.71.11.111 is cntm'luinlng
frlmids from Now York, 111 bur home
at lhi1 Farms. .
The end of schools and Ilit1 summer
vacation comcn with 11 wcicomr to tht1
youngsters hero who will give their
attention now to uniform for tho bai-
unco of the heated ttIrm.
lion-Ion are pionlful and the market
stood. "in the nick of tinit1 " cums
the rain to prevent it killing drought
and now we are. put to gut-lining wllcth-
or they wont be drowned out.
Mrs. George Iii, bishop returned with
her friend, M11111 Ferguson. who has
boon her 111111111, hero to the home of
thiietowii. Thursday.
‘ Mrs. Bishop wil intend eeverul days
' tug”; . 1 ‘ :1 11
1111 ' W
Eight weeks of I canon at the gas,-
' 7, flutters 1. funny a. preamble Invemncut
i)2
- tltit'k,
for any hotel than, yet that. appears
It bti thc limit for siiiiinici' c'ciliiinty
hurcubouts, und‘thoro won‘t bc much
If ntiy ilitli't‘1 ot’ Iiuil. Not yct Is tht-.119
tht-1 activity on the Show that was
wont not is It looktid I'm now bcforo
July 1. With another \1'11t1k IIII’. 111111
1011 must be on, own though we. got
to it with top coals. .
Following art: ”to nowly cititilcd of-
flcors of Attpctuck Lodgc, K. of l'.: C.
(3., Frank Taylor; V. I . i3. W. (for-
liam: pi'clnlc. 'l‘huodort- Sanford; M.
if W., Ii. W. Mills: K. it. A., S. A.
i’urdy: M. of l1“., (l. A. lltii'i'ow; M. of
la, 'J, i‘I‘. (Iorhuiii; M. at A.. W. 'I‘.
:itnt'gt-s; l. (L. A. Nowacit; (i. (.l.,
lt'vlng Mills: Irusicc. Clini'ltis i-‘ublc.
(I. ll. Lincoln. of I‘llcvoliind, ()Iilo.
hurt lit-cn visiting rcltittvus hcrc.
3MOKING
IN A POWDER MAGA-
ZINE
Is courting ticuth morc Hudticniy but
not morn surely than neglecting kitt-
.ioy disorders. lt‘olcy'a Kitlncy Curc
.viii curo a slight Iiii'iiil‘iil'l' in a low
inys and Its continuctl use will cure
he most obstinate t'tisnu. It has t'ur
11! many pcoplo of Ilrldgc‘s discuss
ind tllubcms who wctc thought. to bc
11curniiio. if you liuvc kitlncy or
'1lnddi1r Iroublo, tommcuto taking lt‘o
cy’s lx’itlncy Caro iodtiy. bcI‘oi'o II is
no late. Sold at l'laistcd‘s Drug
store. "
NEW CANAAN.
.iitmcs ’I‘ournicr has rclurncd to his
1111 position at Iioyt‘s nursct'lcs.
l’liilo A, 'i‘lialcht-i' and family
mending lhc suuiiiit-r Iii llorscl, \‘I.
it I‘L.‘
(‘hnrlcs Ii'cai'tlsloy is having an addi-
tion built on his rositlciicc in Fort'st
itl‘t't'i.
Mrs. M. 0 St‘t‘lt'i' and Miss C Milo
\‘Ut‘iiy :ii'i1 visiting in N111" link for
.cvmal days.
Stt1plir'11 Lockwood and family of
."Itli‘i‘Hlll. N. .l., Illin‘ bot-u visiting
with his motbci'.
Mrs. Ht‘lli'_\‘ ilunliiiutoti. of Nownrk,
.l., is 11 gut-s1 of tho Allsst's Coin-
Sti‘iitli's ititlgc.
Mist- (‘ai'i'ic Stillman, toaciicr in tht1
Now liI'ii. Ilu Noinizil 1‘1 boot, is houit.1
"111 Inc suniiifr'i \l 11 iition
\'.
Mr. and 111's. (iditoii Durham and
-on of Soltiiipoi't liaio Iicoii gucsts of
Iii-1 purl-1111.1 in’lniiundgo lilil.
l’i'of. Edwin Lot kuooti and faintly of
.\'I1w litii'i'n. havc Ilt1t‘il sprinting u ft1w
lays with Mrs. Mari ll, Lockwood.
‘Mi's. .\i. (‘olI-nitiii and son Lawront't'.
If III'c Iii‘t1 1111111111151. oI‘ Ilt'l' mothci'
tits .t111l1'1'tu flotsam ~11 minniy sticcl.
and Mrs, (morg- (‘iii'lcr tIf' Nor-
:1t'lt'1' a s11v111'nl
S'cplicn Ki‘l‘it'i‘,
Ail‘.
.t'alk luivo rt'turnotl
lays vi>it with Mrs.
Parlor HII‘I‘L‘L
'l‘lit1 Now (‘iiuitnti IIIIH‘IIIIII it1utii
iiuyI-tl Ibti strong l’ultli1n11 It'atu of
\‘oi'wnlk. on tho Smith 1111 111111 grounds
Saturday ul'lci'iitititi.
in 1h.- 1'11-ailjiistnit1nl of salurics of
[lonnt-t-tii-ul postimistcrs lilt‘ salary of
i’IlKIlIl 111th ll Ilo,11 1111» 111151111 from
$1 Till) to SI, \llil,
Mr. and Mrs. Pci'cy itiit'mouti. of
i’itlsliiu'g. i’a.. arc Ihc flilt'sis of tltcii'
jiiii't'nts, Ml‘. and Mrs. (tutu-1.111 l'l. Iiay»
'iltlltii, Sciuinai'y Htrt'ol.
III'. IIIIHHI‘II and family ill'l‘ now ()l't‘ii'
uying IIII- t‘oiigrcguiloiiiil pursoiiitgc.
111', and M 1's. lioyl arc hoarding at Wil-
illlil l'iittci'sou's. Sotiti Alain sti't'ct.
’i‘liouias .loiics, who has bccn cou-
iiiclliig a t'obliling shop in Noi'walli.
has opcut-Il ii similar on.» In IIIIIH'I'I
Slci'cu's old burn in Fort-M uti'ct'l.
Mr 11nd Mrs. Thomas list» are ox-
pi1t'lt1d lioiiic from tiicir wctldlng Iotli'
:tuluy 'I‘lit1y hay.- risitcti Niagara
Falls, Canada and titlit-i' inlt1i'ustliig
platrt's.
lioi‘orcst and family tirt‘
visiting in town. Mr. ilt'I'oi't-st is in
buslncss iii Ansonln. 1111 has just t'Ulll'
pil‘It‘II 11 Iinc rosidcticc in Wood stt'cui
and will 111111'11 I11 about July 1.
Churlcs S.
Miss [Edna Idli'kWtJtiII graduated nl
11111 Nt-w lli'itiiin Noi'niul School. ch-
11t1stiay. ilcr parctils. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Stank-y Ian-kwood, liltt‘iliit‘li tlic
ctIiiuiimit'cint'iit t1xt1rt'lst-s. Miss Lucit-
wood is now litniit,1 for thc suiiuitcr v11-
cation.
l1‘1'anci11 l1}. ili'ct‘u has oncnctl a 1111“!
sti'cct through his proptirty In tho roar
of li‘. L. I‘otiii-Itock'u Itotiii1 In Main
stt'cct, from Church to Oak struct. op-
cultig si1\"t1ial dosirublc building lots.
it has boon nuggcatcd that "(li't1t'"tt
uvt1uut1 would be u prctty name for
this now thoroitghfur.t1
The following Now (71111111111 pupils
IIIIVI' puuscd oxamiuntious to oninr tho
Stamford High School: Anthony t“.
III'IIt‘iIII’I, Mao M. Clark. tit'i'trudo i1).
tituiiutoclt. Iiclcn W. Cotiisluck. Mabttl
it. (ii'lsiicy. Marjorie C. Davenport. Illi-
Iou LI. llnvldstin. Margaret I1. Davidson.
Min-I.- olotzltt1,i’ci'civiil It Gregory.
iiuwurti ill. Iirupu, llidltb Mcltcntlrlttk
Wiilttu' ii. Militir. litilou M. tl'NcIl, An-
1111i. itotiimcr. lilthoi M. Itodimnr. M110
)1]. ltiitlcdgc, Elizubolh A I-‘ilinrldun.
Vim-11111 II. III. John. Maiy E. "liurtou,
Loon I 'l‘ookor, Katharina A. Wood,
Idiwroncc i). Wooiey.
Tim opera house was 1111011 fiilrd
inst arching when twonty-Ihrm pupils
of Cantor lit-lino] hold llicir ctmimtinco-
11111111 t-xm'clncn 11nd revolved Iitclr Ili-
piomas. ’i‘hti strum wast prottily dticor-
utotl Willi ferns and I'm-11's. Tho china
motto ”Aim High," wait 111'.IisIII'uIIy
iclltircd I11 white on 11 background of
pin-pic, the chin» colors. In tho roar (if
the platform. Four nictnbern of the
(inner Corps In drama uniform acted" 1111
11sl1111'11.'l‘lit1 graduates ware seated On
the 11111111,- In a semi-circle and listened
ottcnllvcly to an Interesting and euro-
fuiiy prepared address by lit-v. Thon-
tiurc. 3 Henderson. of tho M. In church
In Standard. Much credit I11 due prin-
clpiit 8111121 and tile corps of artistentii
for the eutertelniu and dell httul pro-
i'em which
ev. J C. Wycko’fi‘ chooi vial-1
fiery Rondo,”
J
1% monsoon. -
11¢ 11
Leland and Hazel Ilongor; i'ticilution,
selected. Marjorie, C. Davenport; piano
111110. "Value," llclcu M. O'Ncii; road-
Itift. "lilucjays," liowui'ti ill. Grupo:
violin solo, "Doux Mazurka," b‘liiiil
McKcnth-Ick; address, ltcv. 'i‘hco. S.
lIcuIici'son, Stamford; piano solo, a.
"Flower Song. " I1 “Mclody in 11‘. " Bor-
tiun ll. Siiutcs: prcscmallon of diplo-
m,ns C.\IV.Hotlgt11.-I, Boiough Wtirticn;
class 1101111., class of NlncIccn-It‘ivo.
The progrtun concluded with tht: rendi-
tion of tht-1 class song. A list of those
who gl'aduutt'tt and ham ptissod cit-
Iraiit'o citatiiiiiallons for the Stamford
High School. In Sopicinbci' will bc
found clscwliorc in this paper.
THE SALVE THAT PENETRATES.
iiloWitt's Witch Hanoi Salvo pcnev
' lrntos tho norms of the skin. and by its
antiseptic, rubifoclcnt and hauling In-
iiucuco It subtluos Inflatiimation and
cures Boiis, Burnt-1. Cuts, Eczema. Tet-
IM', Ring Worm and all skin diseases
A spot-Inc for blind, bleeding itching
and protruding 1111111 The original
and genuine Witch Hazel Salve Is
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
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elitist-1.11111“. Tufts-I o-thr It
nation-I lilietltuueu and but
“one. My of your llriiuilt or need to. II
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11m- Im l’ min-II ail-1111
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fur-II 000 Twin-colitis note 111
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PREPARE
FOR
A
HOT SUMMER
AND
BUY A
White. Mountain
ICE CREAM
FREEZER.
Shaded—E Dow,
HARDWARE.
112’ WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-8.
Momma-“Mo
Going to Housekeeping?
Water
Heater
Bill. li’l Ititttlillgll
'Phono 6|.
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F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
EITIMATIO GIVEN FOR JOB-
BINO. lull-DING OF NIW AND KI-
MODILINO OF OLD ITIUO‘I‘URIO.
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDID TO.
nRIIiDlNOl-n
27 WEOTPORT AVENUE. NORWALK
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ORGAN}? "III
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mama. mum to end
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or; piano duett, I'M-If
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made by 1112. (3.1)cWiit & (‘o., and sold _
OUGHT TO GO WITH you :3
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDER. IV ‘
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(0.000100,
3 0.000.00
3601000100
1-11-1111-
Saie of Gold Wall
”Papers at Cost.
Now is the limo to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE 011‘ GOLD WALL PA—
PERS. it Is my custom during July
and August: to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in
t1i'dt1i' to make room for now goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or ncxt fall, come and one
our stock. , ,- J
l7
Cloth Window Shades with trlngc,
25c.
.11 l.
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
Palntcrs' Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture Frnmcs
to ordcr.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
l. H. Better,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwaik, Conn.
HE WAS OVERBOARD
struggling for life. Someone threw
him a t'i'owbiii': the intention was kind-
ly, but, the act was Inconsidortite.
Consider the aid you intend for your
faintly. thcn talk with
F. H. FIELD, Gen. Ant,
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone BBS-51. 80. Nor-walk. Ct.
’Phone, 1392.
Jenkins Bros. talus
Ind
(iiil‘liitll Packing
Carried In Stock.
I
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
lint England Illiclric lfotors.
Have no superior. Can show
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationery Ind Ml-
rlne Engines and General Mech-
r111. Work Sollclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M‘F’G. CO.
as WATER 3180. NORWALK.
Get That Ricucie
out of the attic: look It ever.
If It IIn't I NATIONAL “mop" :‘
It for one; or let in tune It up --
to run “Iomethlng like I NA.
. : 1321'.
Bargain In Tirol.
an't forget the nuIrIntIed
OII MInth.
ILR. BULKLEY,
62 I0. MAIN IT.
1
PLUMBIM} 'AND IT!!!”
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. ,
ITovn AND HANG”.
OUT! AND TIN ROOFING.
III Ind OtIIrn Fitting,
III fixtures, Motel ceiling.
How you «In our steel: of
RICHMOND RANGE”
Trill JONES & HOME!!!“
COMPANY,
11 WALL ITIIIIT. uo’nwaue
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND
GAS FITTING.
IT in, Sheet Iron, Copper.
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
TIIIphonI. 187-4.
cot-Ii: Norwelk, Conn.
9
Grant 5. Restaurant
BI North Meta Iii-III. loath NImtIt.
Itl‘l' FLAG! IN TOWN 1'0 GIT
10 b in OINT LUNCH? I RIOU. _
.9 LAN DINNER, I! OINTII 1 NIALS . .‘
"m ’ 1 meow...
lend PII‘II fIr Iooitlet on Fete?“
0
111.1. nous MAM “new.
‘ MORTGAGE.
Fresh W
fir.
WEAKFISH ....................... 811
BLUEFISH n....n...u..”11.....120
11011111113 411.11.,25e
FLUKES 111111 Flut’l‘ll‘lSil...4 11111., 21111
nuns 1211
SPANISH MACKEREL ...........10c
31111.11: con 10..
Halibut and all other kinds of Fish
at reasonable pricez.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYITER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
EIIt End of Washington Street Irldgo
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSO. Prop.
South Norwaik.
......
CLEANLINESS
lI a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happinese.
To prevent sickness and enjoy tho
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or droning chant-
bere with a snowy white, one-plow
"Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lavo-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples In our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8TB,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Any diseased condition of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully um
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most Improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultatit'm and examination
free, by a specialist who has boon con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
Branch. 66 So. Main st. “,1
Treatment hours. 8-10 1-4, 7-8.
...
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE OTREET.
Newly furniIIied throughout. Moot
comfortsble and up-todate hotel In the
city. Electricity and has: In over:
room. Bathe In connection. rei-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwcyl comfouubio and
quiet. '1" I .
Cafe carrying I full line o! 101- '-
Merrili Ind Oond‘tt'e wines, "11111.1 '11
and cum Belt Itiocxdd bar In «'1
city. ’ " "'
T. I. SULLIVAN. Prop.
FILEPHDNI D‘ALL, 096—1.
Wall ,
Paper.
Our Itoci 0! new goods but 1'1!
is I little larger than ever below
Wonderful how low you ea
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very bell
manner. l . . grog.
WI Eevo taken I good mun
contracts ‘for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures III
YO“! Wil- t‘ «comm
We try to carry In stock «one
thing you need for the deconttr 1
of your house inside or out. .1, ,.
Gorhani, ~
TILIPHONI m-I. f1. 11
10 rum IT. 1
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