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Tolll What Occurred It' Hlo Home
Early Fourth of July.
Editor Sentinel: Your article In
Wednesday evening's papal Is before
me, attd I take exception to two things.
and they are: First, That i was to
blame for the disturbance " (because
It takes two always to strike a row.)
-Whlle children cannot appreciate
the daintiness of the band-embroidered
band-made frock, mothers can and do.
But the mother who has her own work
to do had better attempt to Include
very few of these frocks in the ward-
robes of her little ones. They tear
Rev. H. I. Carpenter Arranger fol
Evening Dilcourle In South
. Norwolk Church.
Unusual services are planned for the
NORWAL\ \CONN. . . . South Norwalk Baptist Uturch tomor-
~' row July 9th. The our meeting at
9. 30 witch the Sons of I’l- lp join their
llev. William James Makes a, .
Statement Regarding. Future
Plans in Religious Circles
Maintain Allhnnnc for Tomorrow.
Sun rim 4:28; sets 7 :.27
High tide 3 :42 a. m.; 4:20 p. m.
EVENING SINTINEL TELEPHONE
CA LLI.
., iv
just as quickly as those which re
Edit!!! It Sentinel. Numerous ln~ l . hearts In prayer ‘5 “‘w‘” a delightful ““d second Th" making 0' Mr Has- neatly stitched or dalniliy trltn ed
44 «Branch Office Norwalk. “Me. hm: m ”-10 \\ 50350“. The llfldltn w I preach Itt tinge such a hero such a pt'eservcr m
”-2 wldltorlal Rooivt. _ 3,, a mag:
with the. exquisite imitation laces. and
”a! .--Illolnuo Office It is too great. a shock to the
the morning worship on the theme,
184-12 ~ldltor'o Residence.
The lisselttlal Qualitiest‘yof Christian
:4. c‘
of peace. a man who ntust strike the
M
mike present sum first blow with an Indian club in a
depot tired
at Bella titan
Silt,
‘ ' hicit he
.. Manhood Tito ltiltlo scl’ool at [1:4 dark h u utothtr to see a dress on w i5
liter season. will ou klndl allow me a a , r g l r ' owe“ a
“$011511 YOU! CUIIIIUII to mike a brief when the full tillillilillc‘llt'lll of tlto That evening I ltatl been uptown “0“ 59““ hours and mu ‘5 3'
manure DIRECTORY. statement.
torn beyond rennin, One such. In a
single wardrobe, just for special occa-
sions is quite enough. The rest can
be white and dainty but. ttot hand-em—
broldercd.
One writer says the reason that
childtcn’ s hats are so mttch more sat-
lsfactory this season than these de-
signed for the grown-ups Is that there
are no extremes among them. There
annual picttlc will be tfide, tutti ev-
ery member of the school' ls urged to
be present and got their“ ticket for the
day's outing. In the evening ’the
steteoptloon will be used to Illustrate
the thought of the sermon. It will
be a one ltout' s service of pictures
anti songs. making Itnpressivc some of
tho tendctcet scenes of life, and cm
phaslzlng some of the ccnttul truths
of the gospcl
singing, and ltad not drank as tttuch
and louder. Finally I started to go to
work at Roton Point the next day; -in
fact, I came home curller titan ttsttnl
so that I could be up brlgltt and cat“
ly. Finding myself locked out I
knocked upon the door, maybe hurtl-
er than I intended. My fatiter-ln-law
let. me In. and started to law me, and
as I am not one to be imposed on I
For eight seasons It has been my ‘ '
privilege to conduct religious services
at the Island not only on the Sabbath,
but also to hold it Conference of
Christian Workers during the tnontb
of July. from seven to ten days. These
services have been held lit a tent. The
first tent lasted five escasons, the last
one only three it was tny intention
to have a new tent this year, and also
Old MW." Lodge, No. 108, F. A A. M.
In Donovan block. littl Washington
~ ii Irotnnd third 'ai‘uesd flhlll'aclll’nwitb
, xulglflnn‘d‘ August. creep ”It It o’clocl.
anions Mcordially invited.
unorletl F. Mills, W.M . Robert M. Wil-
de: a, non.
lutlor Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Hoots in Donovan liioca lds Washington
tit... leoohd and fourth Tuesdays of each
month-duly and August excepwd~at8
AX! » , ..
FOR TODAYsATURDAY.
An old- time Bostin Store popular
’ I TitEsc illustrated ev- talked back, and our tones rose louder 18 no ques‘tlgn hullf ‘th they IRENE”
9n nit serv cos In t e month of July ttndl oder. Finally I started to go to dainty am eaut ll-
fu- ., A“ JaldrchosonocordIoliy to arrange for anothet conference , i'
n . trend 0ttycr,fl r. Robert sometime tinting this month But rice 88.16. are enjoyed by a large audience, and bed, and a“ he 80‘ between me and the 'The lin 9'10 hat With wide. "“5“
iloox.Seo during the winter I learned that the p Most pe 16 know What the requests to continue them 3
ophlr Chap.,No.52, Order Eootorn Star
Meet: in Donovan bison. 138 Washington
,Iocond and tourtli Fridays oi each
month—duly and August exceptedwt 7. in
Wales: p. In. All members of order of
ate
The welcome, is hearty.
.W-
MEDITATIONS ON A G EAT LIFE.
stairs then I mcrciy pushed Ititn out
of the way. Then he called for Has-
tings to come down, No one was
struck but me, and tto one was In den-
land on the South Beach he'd been
sold, and that the cottages thereon
wvrc to be moved near the place where
my tertt was formerly Iocnied, also
numerous about the edge is not generally becom-
lng. The great depth which tile ruf-
fles add to the crown make It;very
this sale means-- all; class Dry
Ie the lingerie hat
At the First Methodist Church to get of a blow trout me Why my “my ‘°°“‘"g W)“-
. ' . should be all lightness antitdalntlness.
Euiern ”ml-cordially “Mud. Mm Nam received an Inlitnatlon that they would Goods that We 8 ll ) tnortovt evening, the first of the short tutltemu-lnw struck me over six
A. new and. w. M. Ml“ nut summed: “muffled with [he [em be,“ placed 6 843.50 up’ to 390
The small boy and his mutants. are
For her
, {seeing and ologlzlng excursions to
specially l creating regions have
y
me"
The ‘rcceipts'for Saturday, July 1, at
the Grand Central station of the Con.
eolidaied railroad were $31,000.“ There
were six hundred train movements that
day, and three thousand’cal‘s‘ used.
The operating men Were groaning all
day in their endeavor to take care of
the burst. of summer passenger'traiilc
which descended . upon them.» All
through expresses were run In two
sections. and in the afternoon all rec~
ords were broken by a' call for a third
section In New Haven to accommodate
travelers bound cast for New London
and Boston. Nearly all of the trains
were somewhat late, but the service
was excellent. all things being taken
into account. Travelers from New
York describe the scene at the Grand
Central station as one that beggared
description. Thousands of people and
tensor baggage were awaiti'ngtrnns~
portatlon. Much of this traffic came
to The Norwalks.
._....
In September the international geol-
ogists will convene to the City of Mex-
ico. The sessions will he. held ltt the
line new $500,000 building of the Mexi-
can Geological institute on Ciprcss
street. President and Mrs. Dioz will
give a reception in honor of the visit-
ing geologists at the National Palace.
the municipality and the scientific su-‘l
cietlea will entertain them, there will
be dinners and gain performances at
the theatre and tlauccswbut no bull-
flghts. attractive sight-
been planned. I'Jvidcntly the visitors
are going to ltavo a good time itt Mexi
co.
A well-known veterinary who has
been traveling about the country says
that the question most commonly ask-
ed him In rural neighborhtxtds cott-
corned making horses blind. lie was
astonished when it was first asked.
His business had always been to save,
not destroy, the animal's sight. It
seems, he says, that the automobile
has created a demand for slglttless
horses. A dealer told blttt that people
are becoming afraid to ride behind
horses. so frequently on- they fright
ened by reckncss drIVcn, record brcnk‘
lug motor cars. The vctcrlnnrlun
could not or would not suggest any hu«
loans way of destroying ltorscs' sight.
W...
A ampll boy recently wrotu to a
fennsylvanla legislator asking for a
report. of the State Fish Commission.
The member, who Is a relative of the
youth, was greatly pleased at the re
quest and exhibited It lit the State
Capitol. lie wrote the boy. however
asking what report was wanted, or-
plalnlng that a volume was Issued
yearly. Whether bu ever showed the
boy's reply to his friends or not, it
has looked out It read»: "I don‘t
care which year it In. All I want is
any old thing heavy enough to press
wild flowers."
m.-
,Dowlo has a rival or lmllntor In
anoil ln‘tho Rev. J. M. Eran. for a
ndinbor bf years pastor of_ the native
Congregational church at has and con-
nidond. nest in the ltev. B. l. bulbs.
the most eloquent and influential mu
tire pastor In the islands. Eaters ls
M lhq'loo‘der at a new cult or sect.
tho Winn of which look upon him
OI I Witch of Elliott.
Paper Iooro Instead of wood
ITO
laid doll. popular in Germany. 'f‘bey
mined. in the form of a paste and
ammonia dry hard. have no cracks
cannula harbor dust or vermin. are
lento-Winoan can be painted
there this season. I addressed a let.-
tcr to Timothy H. Foster, at. Dattbury.
to ascertain If such would be the
case. Dttring the tnottth of February.
a short. time prior to his «teach I te-
ceived a reply A. btief quotation
from his letter will suffice: "We are
to move the small cottages to' the or-
chard. and they come on lois~ln rear
of your tent, and are rented. We
cannot change them. There seems
to be no place for the‘tcnt.”
~ As I‘cbttld ttot see any other place
on the Island where a tent. could be
safely located, sheltered front the
strong‘ winds, that. sometimes prevail
there, and as no other spot was offered
to me. .I did ttot order n ncw tent to be
made. nor did I arrange for thc suin-
mer conference. it being necessary to
make arrangements for the. same.
Weeks and months itt advance. Al-
though our efforts may be curlailcd
somewhat this season, without it tent,
yet religious services are to be hold.
A Bible school will be “PM every Suh~
day afternoon at l o'clock, ltt the
spacious looms of the itctsof (‘otiage
Illgh't, pict rock and vetandab
Inst-tings will be held t‘ront time to
time during the week. I will also
conduct the usual.open air services at
Roton Point on Sunday evenings until
the first of September.
Although a protracted Conference of
Christian Workers will not be hold at
Belle Island as hcrctuforc. I have been
Invited by several pastors Itt this vi-
clttlty to hold In their respective
churches a sitnilut conictcncc to tltosc
I have conducted In dill'ctcnt cvnngcll-
cal churches Itt New Yolk and Brook-
lyn for several years, one each month
front October until May. They are
held for one day. afternoon and even-
lng sessions. These conferences are
to be held In the Baptist andM‘etho—
dist Churches at Rownvton, dud the
Methodist Church at East Nurwnlk.
during months of July, August and
Scptctnltcr. interesting H[l~‘llkt‘i'\' and
singers front New York and other cit.
lcs will be heard. _
WILLIAM .lAMldS.
Belle Island lnly 7.
ORDERS TO SOLDIERS.
Colonel Schultze to Command Brigade
During Absence of General Front.
The following orders wr-t‘c Issued
yesterday from Brigade headquarters:
Brigade lieuthttaricrs,
Connecticut National Guard,
South Norwalk, July 7, I905.
lcncrnl ()rdcrs, No. 3.
Ileavc of absence from July 7. 1905,
to October I5. liltii’t, having been grani-
cd to Brigadier-General Russell l-‘rosl
commanding Brigade. with permission
to go ltcv'ond sen. Colonel Edward
Sclttilizc, commanding r‘lrst Infantry.
Is hereby directed to ttssttum cont-
tnattd of the Brigade ttntll further or
.dcrs, and to forthwith lssuc his orders
Itt pursunncc hereof. .
By order of
llRI(;.-(lEN. ItiJSSI-litl. FlitlST.
.ItllIN ll. WADE.
l.lcuI.-Cul. und AsshAdL-(lctt.
Brigade Headquarters,
l‘outtucllcut National iiunrd.
llnttford, July 7. limit.
(it-ltotal Orticts, No 4.
I. In cotttpllttntc with (lcnernl Ut-
Ill‘l‘fi. No it lirlgndt- Headquarters, dot
ed South Norwaik. July 7, 1905. I lit-re
by assume command of Ihc lirlgntlc,
Connecticut National (lust-d.
Until further orders. all official cont~
nominations for these Headquarters
will be addrcsttcd to [lieutenant Cola.
onnl John ll. Wade, Assistant Adjutant
tlcnerul. lirlgadc. C. N. (I, Hartford.
Conn.
EDWARD St‘ Iliil ."l". .
(‘ol.. Commanding Brigade, (LN
SUNDAY SOHOOL Home.
The members of the South Norwalk
Congregational bible School are “fluid
to be present at the reunion tomorrow
noon. It has been planned to give
each member of the school a badge b
which he or she ally he recognllet.
'I‘hm wlii be given out «narrow or
on Wednesday morning at the church.
All who nttcnd the picnic are urged to
be at. the church on Wednesday more
tag, July It, at the latest by quarter
before it o'clock. it is positively no
casting for the ears to leave on time
in c or to gel the right of way
through in Bridgeport. All the mom-
bmt of the school tire notified that
summit provisions will he provided
so that they need not. bring the box
lunch” on before enunciated. Tickets
for all persons outside of the Bible
School are on sale at J. M. Milton's
ofchn Railroad avenue, and at Diet:
ermrn's store in fifty cents each A
aplt’flllld time is phnniscd'anti all the
friends or the bible School are are
ed to participate.
W
Tit cross alum RAN“.
Reese has disposed of his but
tor. tea and o store in North Alain
street to W. Chndesyne. of York
town. mnhms lirundrte will remap
ibis time how
, lit «harm or thn store although Mt
tibn-lcnyno will spent! a porous at
d ._...-...- .n
In Marti-rte one and one make one
in divorce one iron: on. In“! (W)
at.
every day —— today 3m buy here!
at the BOSTON s'rota for 19¢,
dollar earned.
A dollar saved 18 as ‘tood as the
I.
Corset. Covers. I»; don. styles.
Value 29c, lilc.
Bates Seersuckers, regular We
a wt, 2 yds., lilc
Black :16 ltt.Ii1ct'cerlzcd Sniccn,
regular 250,15H‘
Best 36 In. l-‘crcnlcs, regular
1214c, 2 yds.. 19c
18 x 72 liurcau Scnrfs lien)-
stitched, with fancy corners,
value 25c, 19c
White Iilct'cct‘lzod Walstiugs. all
good designs \vorth front
to 35c yd._
25c.
illc
All designs of (‘ul'tuiu Stvlsscs,
for ltalf or long curtains, t'cgtt
Ittr lzific, 2 yds., Iilc
Willie Floating Iltttlt Soup, rcg-‘
ulnr price flc. stinkes for Illc
Eusttnun's ’i‘alcum Powder, Vlo
Ict, tutd lloac, regular price
1.70, 2 for , I90
(‘nldct“s llontlnc, rcgular price
lllc. and 1 Fine 'l‘ootlt Brush,
rt-aulttr pt'icc llit', lltliil for lilt-
Idlllltts‘ White Wash llclls, rogu-
lur pt‘lcc 25c, iilc
brcuklng ull r'ctords
dcrful vulttcs"
75w and SI 00
t‘ouls nttd Suits, hi vcty low ptim
Again a. one day’s sale (if
WHITE WAISTS‘T.
littudtctls of good waists spcclitliy ptl.ccd
”I not ct saw such ptctty waists slid such won-
Is the common cxptcsslon we beat
buying, uttd of coutso tht-tc‘s it good reason
TWO lllil liltAillt‘IlS. i-‘ully worth 14, as much more
(‘tutis and Suits, at very llow price.
‘ ts
latdlcs' Lindund IJ| KfSlocks,
rcgulnt iiblnupg l9c
lindlos' Phillipa Dotted Fancy
not Face Vang“, values up 10
35c, 19c
Ladics' MIiSIlIln—awgrg, open.
out teguiar pie 26c
worth
"90, b
» 19c
Ladies flingitatll .3 While tip.
or
runs, regular «A Ilic
(lulvnnlzctl ltott atcr pang
rcgular 29c. 19c
inutnclctl Pt‘csct‘vln Kellie. ”g.
ulnt 29c, illc.
Six lllown 'i‘untblenregular 5c.
(3 for 190
Intdlcs llluck (intuit dale little.
our Well known 25c daily, 19c
(‘i'tlldrctts Socks, Iliflllk‘lan, pink
and light blue, rcgulatlsc va-
luc, ‘, 19c
Ihdlcs' Squntc Neck Irishveflifl
plnltt or into trimmed, twp"-
L’bC. IQC
Suttute Ncck hltitc
loss \‘t'hlts‘, tcpulnr ptlcc, up,
2 for illlc
Initlics‘
w“—
Ottr waist section Ii
Aug” ta crowd
(‘otne and see them at
l
suituuct st-twvitcs will be held. continu-
Ittg bttt one hour ft"otn 7: 'lt) to Ii: W
o cloth The cater-t of the late John
Hay will be the basis of brief retnatks
by the pastor Itttctspctstid with spec-
Ial music by the contp er Barnby
Tito otdcr will be as i’oll eggs:
Organ Prelude In D Flat. ' . Salome
' Miss Florence B. Baldwin.
liytunm—Prayer
Invisible Choir and Pastor.
Remarks by Pastor ot Constancy
(Five minutes). . J”?
Anthem-«Abide Wltlt Me Burnby
Quartette. ;
Ilymnw—«Softly Fades the Twilight
by ................. ' ..... Hymnal
(‘ ottgrogation
Remarks vvvvv (‘ nltnucss.
Antltcn nt—~~’l‘ho Sabbath Calm . Burnby
\ Choir .
Announcements and Uffetl.ngs
Ill ttutt Its Cont llintion.
Anthctn- Joy and l’cucc Barnby
Quariette.
IIYIIIII-‘St‘l'viiiii of God Well Donc.
........................ liymnal
(kittgrcgnlion.
Ilctuttrks- ifulntlnntlon
Antilcnt~- l-latwstldc nttd Thanksgiv-
ing ....................... Bar'nby
Quuti.cttc
Benediction.
Pastor.
(lrgun l‘ostludc In I) Flat
Road
Miss Baldwin.
SERVICES AT ROTON POINT.
Mr. Kelly. the manager at lloion
Point has Invited the link Mr. James
to conduct religious services there
again this season on Sttn'dil'y evenings.
The first service will be held tomor-
row, Sunday evening, and will begin
protttptly at half past 8 and close at
9:30. Mr. Istnes will be assisted in
the service by Christian workers frottt
New \otk who are spending a few
days at Ellnt Home. _
DROWNED A MAN T0 SECURE
PROPERTY.
PUCAIION’I‘AS, Ark, Jttly 8.— Ed
ward Ilttbhattl at a amulet s Inquest
has confessed that be“ and Willie Rob-
crts a woman whom no names as his
aiwi‘iilllllllii‘, c'nrticti out a plot which
resulted In the drowning of Pleas.
Burns, an old man who lived alone in
Spring ttlvcr ’I‘Itc drowning was the
'ililllllllifloll of a plan to s cuts the old
man' s ptopcrty through a Ill tnndc in
the mans furor Hubbard and the
months ago and I laughed at him. My
slster-ln-Iaw hampered me as much as
she could, afraid that I would strike
both wearing Milan straws. The styles
of course are different,
the Napoleon
the boarder.
If anyone ltad been In danger
as It was he did me a Wrong
down stairs with the Indian club
his hand. Meanwhile notn blow it
got is over the bend.
ed me down.
getting hurt Mr Hastings would have
been justified In doing what he did:
Why.
whenPop and i were lowing it was all
thy wife could do to keep him, up-
stalrs, and then when hc'callcd Has.
tings pushed her to'one side, and'ran
been struck. When I asked him what
he was butting ltt for—~bang—tben l
I guess i got
crazy for the blow was one that knock
being the small boy's favorite
White stockings are permissible
with both black and tatt shoes let
children bttt who likes to see them?
Black stetkings with blank shoes, om
stockings with tan shoes and always
white stockings with white shoes——
that’s what we like h'éet.
N‘Good Housekeeping" tells how to
make rolled toast: Prepare bread
which Is fresh, light and of a pliable
texture. Butter each slice generously
before cutting It from the leaf, and- let
your slices be thin Carefully cut off
all crust before you begin to roll. Now
of
itt
ad
tThc only thing I am sorry for is
annoying'the neighbors. as I did in
calling for help, bill. I certainly was
knocked silly for the tlmc being, They
know that I am a peaceable, quiet
than who tries to tuind his own busl
ncss l titlnk tny friends will say the
statue.
If you will give. this as ntuch space
as you did the other article, I will
apprctlatc it. Knowing that you have
ttcatcd the vuy kindly In your col
umtig In the past, and thinking you'ln
utitance. i remain,
,nYours very respectfully.
HARRY J. D. S’l‘ )VENSON. t
‘ W...—
THREE coon AND JUST nessoua
’ There are three reasons why moth-
ers prefer One Minute Cough Cure:
First, It Is absolutely harmless; Sec-
Ond. It tastes good~~~chlldrcn love It;
Third, It cures Coughs, Group and
Whooping Cough when other remedies
fail. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
take
ache
N. D., says:
he roll.
one cortter of the square, thin
slice of well buttered, soft bread. and '
roll it gently over and over toward ' '
the diagonally opposite corner, and se-
cure It. by sticking one or twu tine
wood toothicks through the body of
it is now ready to be deli-
cately browned in the oven; and when
you new removed the toothpicks your
toast will be prettiiy curled.
wish to serve It with salad, the bread
may be sprinkled with grated Ameri-
can cheose, before you begin to roll“.
If yott
The pills that act as a tonic and not
In Early Risers.
as a. drastic purge. are Dertt‘s Lit-
They cure Head-
Constipation. Billlousnes‘sz‘ etc
eriy Risers are small. easy to take
and easy to actwa safe pill.
Hamilton, hotel clerk at Valley City.
“Two bottles of these
Famous Little Pills cured me of
chronic. constipation."
or children or adults.
.. Clifford Pharmacy.
Mack
Good for eith-
Sold by The
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MOVING TOWARD PEACE.
A war, it has bccn said, "Is always
popular,‘ and “a war party always
wins." The time will come. anti is not
for distant, when :t war, to be salic-
liullt‘il at all, must be absolutely just
and unavoidable. The time will come
when peace will be the popular pol-
lcy. and nations, without imputation
of cowardice or weakness. will ctr
boost to the utmost every tneans of
arbitration and peaceful adjustment.
bcforc resorting to the sword. The
mailed hand. the alleged glory of war
(won at u frightful cost itt blood and
treasure), belong to the childhood of
the rscc. and cart survive only as a
woman were held to i e.“ grand jury
The former has been removed
Joncsboro for safekeeping
It)
dire necessity. a dct'nlcr resort. when
mankind has attained full stature and
development.
BUTLER LODGE'S NEW ROOMS.
Formal Opening of the Quarters Will
be Pootponed Until Fall.
It Is probable that the formal opt-u-
log of the "(WV quarters of llttticr
lndgc, No, 97, I. 0. U.li‘., In tho Iluilr
ovun block. will be postponed until
full. The work of altering uttd Itu
proving the rooms has been currlcd
so for thin the summer season ttow
that many IIWJIII it best to pttt of! the
opening tuttli cooler weather.
POKOTILOFF LEAVES FOR WASH-
iNGTON.
I‘ElilN. Jltly ll. .M, i‘okotllofl. illt'
llussluu .tulttintcr uI I’ckln. has left
for Washington. Prior to his depar-
ture ho rcquostcd the board of foreign
affairs to sanction the dcspntth of a
small body of ltuaslan soldch as an
escort to thc tlalnl llama to the her
dcru of 'l‘itilmt. The Chinese replied
that an csctlri was superfluous and.
refused lln-lr mum-tit. ,ltutuda Ia tip-i
parcnlly desirous to emphasise that
fact that tho llhtnn Is llIitil'f' their pro-
tection. and it is reported that. the tin-
ma iii drawing funds from a hassle
bank at Kluchtu. Minister Poltoiiloff
recently privately interviewed the lin-
ntn at Urge and gave hlttt presents.
The llama is still at Urge.
Fill»? MlTHODlnT CHUROH.
The subject of the morning sermon.
tomorrow. by the punter. av. W. w.
'1‘. Duncan. will be "The A hievemsnt
of a Young Man." Sunday school ses-
sion as usual at the close of the morn-
nervlco will be led by Henry Ireland.
topic "The Ittdwelllng Cbrlsi. " The
evening service will he the first of the
summer Sunday evening one hour ser-
vices. Special music by the choir and
familiar hymn. for congregational
ringing. Short address. topic. “Meat
lotions on a Great Info.” Summer
visitors and sirnngers on it Great
Summer visitors and strangers
In the city are cordially Invited to no
land all of the services of the day.
GILIIRATINO Hf! IiRTHDAY AN-
NiV IR I.ARV
Allen Bette. of Newton avenue.
doinbratdd tile fact that he was eighty-
:2th years old. Thursday by cuter-
Inc a party of relatives. The titty
was paused possuntly, Mr. Betta re
calving congratulations on the event
ELEVATOR VICTIM DEAD.
DUFF/ill), .iltlt' ii A \ldct'lttdh Ilch
ry Medal. who was tonnes in no cl"-
star at the City hall on Monday but.
died from his hunt! as tall”.
r.’
‘l‘
VISITED THE KENNEDY GUARDS.
._ ..... A.‘
Danburiana Went to Their Camp In
an Automobile.
A patty of Dunbttry men went to
ltotott Point In .I 1‘. Hanna untomo
bile last evening and \lisitiéd the camp
of the Kennedy tlnarrls at Pine l’olni
’l‘ Itcy were (‘burlcs M Duran.
Fisher John l)unlcavy liurnart Flatt
nngnn attd Edward Room-y They ar-
rlvcd at the Point at half past eight
and tetnalncd th) hours before start
lug for home J. H. Kelly. the cloth
Ier, who filled tin- company wiilt Its
new uniforms, also visited the camp
last night returning homo this morn-
lng, says the Iktubury Ncwa
Mr. Kelly arrived at the camp first
nml Informed tbc Guards of the cunt-
ling of tltc nttlotuhlle party. and when
ltin-y arrived iltcy were given iv roua
ling rccapilott
Mr. Kelly says that the tiunrd has
n tint» camp with fourteen tents. one
of which is the moss tent and the hilt-
octtotttlnodatlttg
four men out It They are having good
Among
in
South Norvvuik they are respected and
looked upon as a body of fine young
on. aim-plug tcnls,
Weather and are enjoying It.
the people along the shore and
"Hill.
by special arrangement this week
they hid the citrittslVe this of the Ro-
ton Point dancing pavilion Tuesday
and Friday evenings. Yesterday twen-
tyutlx of the Guard, with a part
yotmg lady friends, enjoyed a ui‘iof lgn
T e
gnrly went to Stamford“ return. A
all game yesterday between, piano!“
much
the soundln Mr Mahler’s Milli.
cars and the private created
the privates p. ‘.
sport
now My AT cnntr IAR'I‘LITT.
WMTF’IIIILI). Mean.
of rest. even after tvio do
mwfiume stat dun oi “Gimp .
m "2 nu:‘{$,,i’,"fl,‘. pl “mam so Pink flnmpo was 1 is. tit-sci“ at rpm Stumps with y. lb. out Neg tsfirmmmgo" with 1 lb- m- ‘m
e r
wlf',':§e,}§‘ il’dht my“; 3‘}? 40 Pink :‘t‘lmpo with 1‘ lb. No.3 so Plait mmpo was it. at. run» so" Pink Tmmpo with» t/, to. cattle: ~
the foreseen manger regiments ‘ 7‘“! “ ’ m N‘“ ' 1'" mo 1.”. . “i
drills and it want. ngxd that there .
should be I pursue or on entire lilvl‘ rAacv mum “uremia time At new urban".
siott in the aft/erotic, The wind on our.“ um gm filing" on everything“ You can fill a book in a short limo. '
hot and very shoots iti'tfllllu Thanh
dim will rest to- -mprrow. Time will
be religious exercises and the ‘Vlf‘ltitil
bands in camp will give sacred con. HE NIEW YORK GRO
certs. . l I
MINNQIOTA CAI“ FOR “5171.1. ., ‘ .
YOKOIIOMA. Jul 1 ’
Minnesota sailed to? m
. this afternoon.
Illlatn
.luiy 8.-‘-A day
s of such
pro-inat-
at i: to
We maltc a specialty of cater
~_.
We want
To buy our Tim and Cotton.
Just think of it.
Got the habit. Collect them.
“ TELEPHONE CALL 322-}
60v the Seed Gui Summer ‘3'tm.
40 Wall 8!.
ON“
WALTHAM
. WATCHES
are the best. Mechanical precio-
Ion. perfect material and'careful
finish are the features that have
made Waltham Watches the pest
in the world.
filled and silver cases at
A. W. Austin’s,
In gold. gold
Nor-walk. Conn.
Have you tried the BEECH NUT SLICED BACON AND
BEECH NUT DRIED BEEF? Both are delicious.
TO DRINK FOR THE HOT DAYS—Rose’sLime Juicc.
Welclt's Grape Juice Claret and Raspberry Shrub, Clicquut Club
”Ginger Alc, Sarsnparilln, Lemon, Soda, l'tc
FOR THE LUNCH BASKET. —-I’ottcd Beef, Boned Chicken
and "Iurkey. Potted Hunt, Deviled Ham. Veal Loaf,,.Sardincs, Sal~
nton. Lobster, Shrimp and numerous other good things.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES-r—Wc kccp the fittest Fruits and
Vegetables, fresh from the gardens every morning. Y’ou'will always
find the choicest varieties here.
CR cases, crime AND wsrsns. ~Iluntley and Palmer 5
('i'flt‘kvrs vcry fancy and delicious.
assoritucut Drnkc' 5 Cake and Riclt' 9 Fruit Cake
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.—-—"lltis' is the department to
which we give special attention and we feel confident that we sell 33 WEST WASHINGTON'ST.
tltc bcst good.» in this line to be found anywhere.
All the National Biscuit Ct.'t.s .
log to lite sut'nmer trade.
‘Everybody’
that E
Simon
LEADING GROCER.
. SOUTH Nbawst,
ll
Town
We know we have the finest and freshest Interment In town and In order to get
you to buy a trial order we make titlupoelnl otter for tomorrow. naturally.
75 PINK DIOCOUN'I’ CTAMPIWI‘THI LI. VIRY IIOT NOATIA ,000
76 Otompo and a pound of New crop "in for title.
26 PINK DIOCOUNT‘ITAYNIPIWITRI LI. I!" Moons a JAVA 00F"! 300,
You cannot but the flavor of this notion no matter what you pay.
You run an mk collecting Plait mmpo boo-nu they are our ovvn stamps and we give our own premium.
as and 97 Main Ill-lot.
lie moi ~ .,
’PMM datum. ‘* ,.
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