.3 s.
flail: whim
daily. 'l'li y
Ill-.11.
hey at Orenbury. .
it
”'1’ eight” Dogging: clears today.
r. and Mrs. Marshall H. Tones lett~
tenants:- 1 trip 53M
‘l'llile Helen 8t. Jobll. of “Van Zandt‘A
sum} 38 enen33ns,3 few dayt in 330w
The Rude] Witter steamer Medea
3333333?“ an excursion to North Beach
“I”! Crm‘eett led the meeting of
the Junior Band that” evening, in the
Methodist, Church
The t‘lhtc for the picnic of the Ad-
vent. Chri tian Sunday school picnic
has been at for August 23.
William A. Slices,- of Van Zandt
street, is having his hmise painted.
and is making extensive repairs
Mrs. Thomas Walsh will lead the
meeting of the Loéal Workeis at the
AdVent Christian hureh tomorrow
Miss Emeline Gamma left thiecti
morning fer-{a month's Wish, to Antes-gr
bury,’ Mass..- Wm Gull will stay at“
month.
Work on the new truck house is
being hurried along as fast as possible
and it will undoubtedly be ready for
occupancy in the fall.
A large schooner which has been
discharging a cargo of pillp was towed
out of the harbor this morning by
die
Mrs. A. Greenwood will lend the
meeting of the Epworth League, at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
3 tomorrow. The subject of the meet-
“ :2: will be “The Building of Charac-
The members of the lschoda Liub
had a very pleasant moonlight sail
last night. They boarded launches
owned by different members of the
club and went down the harbor where
they sailed around among the islands
pad went to Notes Point. They then”
mtuined to the club house, where
lunthcon was served and speeches
made by a number of the members.
The affair was a very enjoyable one.
Several prominent members of the
East Avenue Methodist Church have
made a complaint to the authorities
regarding the playing of Sunday buse-
ball on Third street. They state that
there has been a great deal of noise
and disturbance in that locality every
Sunday for some time past, sad in-
tend to have all baseball in this dis-
trict stopped In the future. The young
people who have been enjoying the
ball games would do well to keep an
eye open for a constable or sheath
if they attempt to play tomorrow, as
a complaint was made to Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Timmady.
Robert E. Morrison, of Van Zandt
street, who has finite an extensive
greenhouse; has a record breaking cu-
cumber growing ‘on one of his vines.
The cucumberris'or‘nn English variety
seldom seen in this country and is
now over thrifiebt long. The vine
is help up on sticks and there are a
number of other smaller cucumbers
In company with the monster. It is
a matter of considerable speculation
how long the cuc'umber will finally be-
come before the cold weather sets in
and puts it stop to its phenomenal
growth. It Is without doubt the larg-
est cucumber ever seen in these parts.
ROWAYTON.
l.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. In
Ioweyton. are Frederick Locum
EIwOod Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
—~$-.—
Miss Jennie Iliowland, of Highland
ammo, is the guest of friends in New
Haven. 3
Mr. and Mrs. It. Every and daugh-
ter llracc are guests at. the home of
E. H. Every. l’ennoycr street.
Arthur Stoddard and family, who
are spending the summer at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Snlmn, on the
West tilde, have gone to Botsforti. to
spend Sunday with friends.
Rowayton M. Id. (‘Iiurch Rev. It.
W. Byshe. patch—Class ract-ting, 9: 45
I. m. I
Sabbath school 1:30 p. in.; lilpworth
Lennie, ll: 45 p. m: preaching ser~
vice, 7:30 p. III. Visitors always wel-
come. ‘
We are getting some genuine dog
day weather. These and mosquitoes
are about as thick as they can be.
cc 'r
95' 33 milk curdled in A few hours W7
llmwllllnuny. which gave evidence
that It was about the limit in the ear
Iy morning.
The Hon. Company In making or
"filaments for a ciambake to be held
ey, August is. in Columbia Grove.
The Fire Police have been invited to
join in Ithe outing. One of the fee,
tin-ego be basebdll game between
the unrir and single men.
swipe Baptist Church, Frank C
we. tor-«Services “10:30 A.
:0 p.111. Subject of mot'II'
om‘lf I lied Been Thor
serlliou topic; "A Political 13’"
undey “$th at 11.46 a.
El. meets at 6:16 pm.
will“.
.
ho‘ur ”groom“
r wI
25nd
hilt!
Kilt! the “gill-lie that Intent the day. ‘
“orients like the Arsbs.
All“;n on ”Film 1 flag; eye? ‘
Captain Verity, with the steamer Adf' A
caching service, it): 30 it. my
crew at 7: 80 p. in. regular hoop?
Come and spend a hap-
lhe Milli iihtlll be fillet] with
volition.”
'tfi‘i'tilifhi it saw“ it inhabit
idle?
use...
.my.. to ntillk 0 er A
I'm Ito be hell!
Lil) idly needs Pnlrllleyfi‘dd it“s ili'
hoped that a large number of people
will be present who will be interested
in making the affair I. success and to
avoid the closing of the librttry for
want or funds. ‘
sunshine Laden in“. his... which is
conducted by the Salvati n Army, is
entertaining the‘largcst c wt! or chil-
dren in its history, this summer.
almflbfifi ill the.
ate;
she got there,the Cherry Hill girls cut
her and pretty seen the Cherry Hill
“lg .
a lit- ed.
Ayah“ visitors recenqy was
rI fro the 83o Juan 3
Hill region 0 New Y rk. as n as
boys be It 3 ghworse. 833333 was h:
spun its 0 gs an 3 s v
«flit (21k. beett' eswh vfins
bib piltnuoibeted.‘
rien 1mdilation, to take a wtrsn
on the train when the manager of
the Lodge came along and nabbed her.
Warm-Wmmsdwitbtmoth
or girls and so a phase of the race
question has been satisfactorily set-
tl ed.
. ‘ whod “’3: T
of . 3 xpe ill be
50 3 ”'A’ughony yif‘l‘ and his port of
po all“ rs, is well known in Stam-
fo As secretary to Mr. Ziegler,
Mr. Champ was the active supervisof
of the improvements which were mode
at Great Island. a few years ago and
sever local contractors and other
bnsln a men had dealings with him.
On several occasions be was a much.
sought man by reporters, but they sel-
dom succeeded in catching up with
him. Great Island is a fine place for
a mun to lose himsell. and that is what
NM. wow did dsoversl times. when an
interv him was urgently
sought. Mr. at its would always re-
for reporters to r Champ. and inti-
mate that he could be found at his
New York office. At the office, it was
invariably said that he was out It
Great island. and so time, and again a
merry game of hide and seek was
kept, up after him. He was a willing
talker when one did reach him Mr.
Smith. who has been taking Mr.
WWW lace since the latter .went
away, so all ”mussels than.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Valglrlue Scene and brother Wil-
Item, 33 New York, Borough of Bronx
hair a been the nestsG for the past
week of Mr. and
is rs.G H. Horehouse
and (laugh r W. at the Cottage
Le Repose. Belle Is and.
WESTPORI.
A out. for the Event tinel to
w port. are A. Chicagoans! Vllm.
8. Noah. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Joseph Fagan Is enjoying his vaca
tion with relatives In New Haven.
There will be the customary danc-
night.
Another of the popular Saturday
night hops is scheduled for Beachslde
Inn to-morrow. ‘
There is a full register at Boachslde
Inn and the place was never more at~
tractive or inviting than at the present‘
time
The remains of the late Catherine
(innit were brought here Wednesday
and Interre'd in the local cemetery. in
the family plot.
0. ddlebrook and wife who have
been epondinf the past two months at
the Farms, oft there yesterday for
their home at Orange. N. J
What the mosquiios failed to do at
the Bench during the past week the
weather sharp completed and the re-
sult has not been one of delight for the
compass out.
Two entries from this place were In
the baby show at Roton Point out
day he Iiildren of Grace lie
W3 slug Manner. It is not In
hint they won prizes. but it
“alumni the little cherub: do-
”them
Parliahiday. Wedntisidny g3vos profit!
of e r ant and
field law”; pll‘geh rticipated in
by Trinity congregation In years. Coll-
W W (instant the‘ children of
the Sunday school will loin in the
festivities on this occasion.
That lo drawn at project for
thrlongb cert": froze 353d gegort matur-
wait cont use 0 on re an a
possibility lath iii a bongummatlon of
such a has: is “331:,“ more so “tuna. it
s to two so me
:Ihw‘ths oemiihny’ launched “ll.
Most of r residents liver the
prde‘dhtrou ofthstl'Ol “gthmxgb
B dgeportand WWII: lbw“ to o
serves to incision mstunstty the neth-
tier of passengers in Bridgeport.
dentin nation
the. hpott, it you l he“ a
residents on the e are here still
ported s chain at picturesque
erred new by the deplorable condi-
toi‘b ‘
New York a” was just about 1'0 get 3'"llllls has succeeded in getting the
3:3st unregisteredd
In: at the pavilion. Compo Beach to- 3m
In it
this and to shop
refills is. :51“ it smmmo' time
s lite fcould he made for
if nrrsng nip “33393333339333,
hilllm
33 m ”K
Mill” Vlllt- .
r '
are as is evidenced by the lsr coins ..
ent of guests that have n s
be hoetelry threushout the summer
The Mills telnlly held Its would cut-
Greene Ital-me y '
. 3.. lie to cred this project.
€ille noted Monument”. The
gtl'lbt it is
3 Melt r outing to
halter!!!» 363ch in e
hedm
optember.
E‘foot dildo
, New scam.
The streets wa Its in
cash bushel Mme“
first-class condition.
The In ho lroom Is
now mall; mitt“ olid‘cr the library
in Mill-cell gamed. 'v
The residence of Mien Lottie Wit
llama, the actress, in White Oak
Shade. has been considerably improv-v
a bot-
“limpet in
i l t
Gilbert Stevens. the Railroad avenue
liveryman, has purchased several new
horses. They arrived only a short
time ago from the West .
N30; ‘ Hills the reallocate! the;
Id pliers-house is hevllis ex~
1)el ”vs mhrcvehiente madet ‘
link to psi-the of the p
of first class plays this winter
ction
Mr.
'thgetlld people interested
3t is said that others are not over
ogéln n'the town of
3st:- Canaan, arid al see. registered
have been readily paid for by owners
wit out threatened legal procedure.
In his respect. ting Nekt Station goes
some nelbhb'orlng owns one better as
only a snisll parentage of dogs have
been licensed. after most vigorous st~
3enipts to make them comply with the
aw
The driveways and fences in the
new artificial park In Weed street.
owned by Richard Kelly. are about
completed. A few summer houses
have been built, s‘nll lbs place In lights
made very attractive There are is-
crnl miles of roads through t
thickest part 0 the forest It is lit-
tended for a. game preserve and Mr.
Kelley will data a large strstd’a run
ning through the property which will
make a beautiful lake. A large force
of laborers are doing the work.
The band concerts which formerly
attracted large crowds and proved
very popular were not continued this
year. An effort was made recently to
resusciute the band which was of no
avail. Lender John Brennan had to
retire. owing to impaired eyesi hi.
and Arthur Davis had to stop pie ng
on account of injuries received in an
accident. The loss of these inueiclans
cripple the band at a most inopeor-
time time, as Frank lane of the shoe
firm had offered to b lld a band stand
gratis for this' year’s .nc‘erts. ‘ '
YACHTS LEAVE3M33ORRI83 COVE.
———-——o
New York Vessels Leave on Annual
Crulec to New London.
NEW YORK. Au uni 12.——The fleet
of the New York 'acht Club which
lay at Morris Cove, last night. got
away shortly after 8:30 this morning
for the day‘s run to New London, the
next stopping loco in the annual cruise.
A thick fog hung over the Sound and
harbor in the early part of thed &
but It thinned dut before the stem
hour arrived and by 9 o'clock the con-
dltlons gave every promise of g“
3 weather. There was a h
southwest wind strong enough to reheat
a choppy sea Which made the mat
craft jump about in lively fashion. ‘
As early as 8: 16 the 30 footers, half
raters and other small boats got un-
dcr way for a. bent out to southwest
ht, while the flagship Coretta and
author steamer went out toward the
light to 0! the starting line. By 8: 30
meat of the his craft hndstarted shot
the little ones, and the spectacle was
a besulful one as the fifty or sixty
yachts heeled over to the breese‘. 'Du
the beat for the starting line. .,
Most of the steam craft pith ere fleet
took maters leisurely andw gang"
at anchor when the selling
went away. By 9: 30, however. nearly
all the steamer: well as the yswls,
sloops and it nerg has! eluded.
oonvr ills wombat)”.
Children Over Five Must Pay on Trol-
ley“ Care.
A recent order to go conductors ‘on
the cure of the Co ectl ut'l lwsyreeom
& Lighting Col, on! for 333M811-
forcomont of ruI‘eth citi-
dren over five years of use shall pay
the regular fare. and the conductors
are frequently receiving a tests of the
strenuous life in their endeavors to .-
coileet force. The company has for
some time past believed it was not
vtn s 133:. dumb seems lines
while We “throw
0&6? try situate dm
andh spinner as smell teiitpossible so as
t a e at! 0
iii-"viii “W“
t a
slder'eddlhe’a mo? 33%“ firi‘lsfm.
age. as race a. e y
paid the nicllwémnr protest. and
won t to the office of th designer.
who... the disillil wee’ rsfu tied
lug site?’ it til
live years
'* Mllflwflll ’fN WAMIAW’.l
ust -- The
list Wofa'giuw l-‘ti'ettl result iii “truth the
strikes was increased this monies
by 330 anesthetics of thek
f)
Ulg‘dfll‘t
strikers.
.3 3 . m
vii v“ M
hive
also to the type that include pictures
‘~ The eightahour day committee of the
£34” 31:33! was under ‘
"’ helmet:
she I; “
l if one which lull”
wrest” attracted to withdr3w
‘mdilfitl
The idee’ of this cards started with
theprett of, souvenir card bearing o
picture the point of interest wit
t
1inth lnPeri rieahii thsfad hasbeen
adopted all over the civilised world.
The origin nets were educational in a
the:
them through the malls was eneourag~
ed b the post otllce department when
the ad first made Its appearance in
this coupttvy.
Inveryzpr primes? remedied by those
who were foster ngt souvenir pos-
tal card fever was greeted by the post
ohlce department and it is announced
that there is not now Any desire to die-
com: a the legitimate souvenir busi-
ness
of offensive pictures Which are sent
through the melts in this way has
caused some just complaint, and an
etlort will be made to put a stop to
the evil even if vi rous measures
have to be resorted o.
The censorship will he opplied not
only to the suggestive pictures, but to
ytews of women In French bathing
costumes, or in scarlty clothing, and
of red devils and‘ bearing irreverent
inscriptions.
The fact that they invade the heme
outset the will of the rec’elvar, has
made the protests of some of the vic-
tune carry special weight with the de-
partment at. Washington which Is
stricter on lines of morality than the‘
governments of foreign countries.
TYPQGNAPMCAL CONVENTIQN.
Eight-Hour DI
~ v ones“ In
Movement to be Die-
ew Haven Dept. as.
New Haven Typographical union met
ilast night and completed arrangements
tor A monster convention and mass
meeting of the unions of Connecticut
and Massachusetts to be' held In New
.Hevenp‘o'ii Sept. 28. The convention
will be in three sessibns. a morhing
and afternoon meeting of delegates
from the Io‘cdls. to be held and the
movement for the eight hour day,
which is to be made on Jam! fully
discussed and decided.
in the evening tit Music‘ Hall a
monster mass meetln will be held at
which Internntlonnl ident James
T. Lynch of indlanapolis'. is ex cted
to be present. An address wt also
be given by Frank A. Poster. of Bos-
ton, on "The W and Wherefore of
the Eight HOW: 731mm." Mr. Foe-
ter is a speaker of great repute and
last winter debated with residept tl-E
lot e't herverd en "Trude 'Gnibi'tli'm. "
NORWALK‘ CONTRACTING NOTED.
. .i ,.
(The Commercial Bulletin.)
Cub-Comb Awarded.
The house which I". 8. Banks ls aI
tering on the east side of Isis street
is nearly enclosed. The sub-con-
tracts h'sve bemi given out as lows:
Plumbing audit his to an it I
Montgomery: healing" and gee ptpins.
The Jones a Hotchkiss Co. The con-
tract for the pillaging has not been
let
The St M59" Pulp & Paper Co.
have purchased th land on 38mitll
street bpp'oelte' t'h factory from
Mshlce Dell‘.‘ Doctrinal.
but been completed and Ooh
Leslie demo: is pushing them
on the eu directors. 13.1". Origin
will do the‘ issuing:
GIVIN ml To fill. W
B. Spiogel, 1304 N. Vlngllln It.
ehsvll'ls, Iddi writes? ~"il‘o‘ti over ve
years i was troubled wnh kidney and
blender Inclined which ceiiesd lite
much pain And Worry. I lost. debit
and was all ma down. Ind I your
ll'hti to 1de were entirely.” ‘ l‘hsd
three” cities but hy'slhlnhe “who did
me no good end I'- M pmtlceliuiven
up in die. 'NIOIIIKI was
ssdsti-‘endvthe msbottteme
the,
Quill ll!
second ”:mm Went!“ I'y ”figures.
Soldat Pistetsd'i Drug Store. ”
TIM}; *N
out ef‘the Electric
3&3 letfopd‘. it; Iib-
‘3 resemble prices. .
e“ “no: Hearst; m
whittled“; The not Moire» we 9 '
din-e and the practice of sending 33
iii the increase in the number 3
““J. t. 05min.rr"3
‘tBLUlIIFIfil? with, y ,
tor‘l 16 cents a pound.
h 'I3...’UC.QI‘.ID‘I.I'
h, I . II I . . . . ..
I sun-utnnnu-I
on sveeee-uee-teu-eeestll 3.“le
vaonita Mabkerel ..............10c lb:
“lei:
mmOer ..lle .v
shes D... 8e lb.
All «other kinds of Fish selling at
/
Gas not only saves you
“ngb.' '33but meet and
vegetables 85 well.
It’s Iltm out of lotion,
lili. illegible
Phone 68.
‘\-—-——
If you are interested in a
Legitimate Life Insur-
ance Propesition
Confer with insurance Agency of
Jacob H. Lattice.
5 Railroad Piece. lentil Net-walk.
Tel. “-4.
For that Samar Cold of
Yell"
There is no promoter or eater remedy
than the
A. no Capsules
Ilia Idliuss Pittman.
I N0. ”All '1'. IOl‘NQRWAl-K.
lie all); ”’3
Net 3| Poison. .
It will prob- ;
ably be improved hy the erection of
unified“ buildings.
The foundation for Id H. Robert
sons new machine shop at the out
and of the‘ Whiugtcn street m
tinged" Purl
IAIT NORWALK. 00”.: ..
INORI 0| 0 .IA FOOD
O! Avert” lO3OIlID
’ij I
IATHIHO: AND HIRING-
lA'fl'l “0003“” T0 HINT IV Ilh
ll rendered in a
M , .
Ismgl
Mining iii Au. “Alien. 1
it‘d; (All ail
I dynltl limited“ \‘
emf
Net lxploelve.
zone-litre. 3. 1,
'
by“
3 Colors will run "In or (1403.3;
:84?
measles and arena
3.
a. Fixtures. Motel Calling. Ito.
Sale of Gold Wall
' Papers at Cost.
Now is the tints to buy.
Cleanses BALE OF‘GOLD WALL PA-
Pmts.’ lt‘is my custom during 'July
and
sets Want: warms to out: In
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER“ for this
summer ol- next ten. some and see
our stool.
25°.
—- set Arse elven she
Cloth Window Illness with fringe. MN?” IJILDIN 0E, NEW
penguin Lo worse
" -.-- ' sen. :n'builrglloarllsn "
MOW. “WW. W i—nssiolmos...
Winm sheen and theme names
I7 WASHINGTON “'85,".
m roomm-
Gila
no WASHIN TON 3ST.
ILATI AND TIN ROGFI O.
alertness saunas:
ma Joanilam horcuxiss
17 WALL STREET},I NORWALK.
' il‘in, Slim Iron, Capped“
lion buy fled beef. .
fl
, lululnthehs
cluster. $33.33;? “I M
murderers?
rinswnk epitome. v . .
we.
and will out-wear
I" 053”“? In: G. N. Mum, '
. v .. .. IT'G. CO3
rl.§ E Dow, u wA'rsete‘rheo.
nAllnwA s. . . .
rhino “we. ,
i505.
WA&E§IHF?T N3 .
.ll'OVl. ANDi HANG!
Bee and Guam Fitting,
Hey. you Odell? our flock of 3. . am", 0' pm 5.55.59). .55.
in essential element Qt Happiness.
To prevent sickness, and 3553” the
comforts of life you should-en nip W3
gleepln 333mm“: 633:,th ”3'3.”
ere w e snowy airspeed
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Levi-
tory and have running hot and sold
Water as desired at your touch. '
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly qgiets’you prideea
Horace flash
3 3 .._,.,. t
council MAIN AND was? IT
lentil not-went. cons.
ism“s
. i H 3. “33' .anl'p v‘
Carpenter Bull creed
General Contractor
Ht...
Annual
August to Moos the price of
3 «l
:73 wss'rreil‘r Avenue. nonwstlli
noun vitlosia
3 serum supplies.
l0 “0*-
..._..... treeueltwA lieu. , up A”
"‘“"‘ «men end up“l cadets “hotel hr '
‘Telspiiene Connection. Isotrloltyend ls
{ fect~eanltntlom so... use.“
i appointed. Always mm
Bl’,
’m
'1'..J‘ SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
reset-nous“ oALL. tee—I.
3
a“ 3?.
. , NAM
gnarl"; ._
m ‘ c.
VAN seer. Papfi
PLUMBING. ‘l' 3‘3"". . . ,,
W“. 3-3 “ ' I Our stock of new goods just be
not! WAT“ L: is a little larger than ever before
“D * 'i ll. Wonderful how low ’you can
GAS FITTING. 7‘." buy nice goods here. You know
w: do the work in the very W
manner. t I I!”
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painthig end
will be glad to submit figures lop
your work.
'I
.3 and Zinc. 3
9 4‘
so hosts use emu.
'r Telephone. ISM-Iii
IW
Wctrytowrylnetocksvcty
f fighter 5...
Ml.“
” thing you need for the decoration '
of your bones inside or out. A.»
Norwalk Chronicler