, . the nae-id
has has born
in" front of ill:
Norman Btuehey intends to move to
“Dunbar! nestiweo‘itl .
W
,. Richard Hort has resigned his post-
tlon with Mend Mothers.
Mrs, WiIiia’m’ Hancock and daughter
Mildred are visiting in Ridgewood, N
J.
Walter Aitken, of New Haven, has
been visiting frta'nrls hero for the past
few days. ,
HUI—ww—
Several East Norwalk people have
been down the harbor recently to try
for the snapper blueilsh.
MW
Miss Helen Bartlett. of Winfield
street, who has been ill for several
days. is considerably better.
James la'neWnedleu led the regular
weekly else sameetilig last evening at
the East vaults Methodist Church.
Mrs William Lyle and son, of
Gregory Boulevard, Iare spending a
few days with relatives in Ridgefleid
The {irims‘iiy class picnic of the
East avenue Methodist church which
was postponed to- -day, will be held to-
morrow. .
Mr‘ and Mrs. Charles Thompson, of
Van Zandt street, are rejoicing over
the advent of a son into the family,
born Saturday night.
Thelannual picnic of St. Paulie Mie-
siou will be held at Roton Point
Thursday, August 17. Should it storm
Thursday, next clear day.
Several persons have found it Ilécos
sury to build fires in their stoves and
furnaces in order to keep warm dur-
ing the pasifday'or two.
'l‘he picnic of St. Paul‘s Mission.
which was to have been held at Ro-
ton Point today. was postponed on ac-
count of the inclement weather.
Miss Ethel Bartram. of Cottage
street ontertainied the members of her
Stinday school- class Saturday after-
noon. Games and music were enjoyed
after which refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Mrs James Burke and daughter
Violet, of Brooklyn. are stopping with
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Beers of
Joust Maggi; for the balance of the
summer. Burke is one of Land-
lord Sullivan's popular assistants at
Dorlon's Point.
At the monthly meetingof Mayflow-
er Hook and Ladder Company it was
voted to hold an entertainment at
the opening of the new truck house.
it is expected that the house will be
completed and ready for occupancy
about the middle of Novomber. The
three first officers of the company
. were appointed a special committee to
look into the matter of such an open-
ing and to report to a special mee-
ing of the company to be called in
about a week.
ROWAYTDN.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
flowsyton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders cent to any of the above will
resolve prompt attention.
E. ii. Every, of the (i. N. McKibbin
Company, ill South Norwalk, is en-
joylng a two weeks‘ vacation.
A delegation front this place will
attend the carnival and prize waltz
contest at Roton Point tomorrow
night.
Contlilrtor ll. W MnIhIIr has poor-
ly completed the ilt‘W it"lltk house for
the Reliance Hook and iditititil‘ Colli-
puny. IIt liownytoll.
The usual wilyer meetings will he
held tomorrow night in the Methodist
and Baptist Chill-(Hues the plIsIol-s of
each being in charge
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Case will be sorry to hear
of 'tho and death of their follrtccn- your
old (laughter, lieulnh M. who passed
away Tuesday August iltll, ut tit Pet-
ershurg. Florida lifter an eleven
months' battle with tuberculosis.
Extensive preparations are
drums at home Point. William C.
James has finished lilo work of getting
the lithographs printed as soon the
mhor of startling Utrec-
an art-
them A at
ti I been all and
IgsWomes fine um?
DAME“ AND NOWTON‘.
ram
also
It
Chill-loll ti. Waterbury was a visitor
in south Norwaik yesterday.
William theater, in, the mm of the
Jets William Ziegler. ie in the Adi
«I
V‘ Strawberry and Orange. lilo. Allgzrioers. ‘
helm;
made for the big llll'nlvul and hippo
rill. Inning Instinct. in
Arthur lieu-om and Wah
glass Ihmr. Orders slot to still or bi
the above will receive prompt otton.
you unit Mountains for the summer.
. .. . ”Wm . .
v0. A. Teasdale. the horse dealer.
Ordoolhoh , our Terrier. .
flatten, Siturdiw. disspnmag in the.
direction of Cilenhrook, has rounded'
un all of the missing animals. .
Mr. and Mrs. Greenleaf Chasmar, of“
New York. and daughter [noise are
{letting Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aus-
en.
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Lieutenant Martin L Crimmlns is
at the home of his father, John D
Crimmins Coiiender’s Point, on a
leave of absence.
Mrs W. H. orchard of Noroton. will
sail for England on the steamship Bat
tic, next Wednesday. the 23rd occu
pying the same stateroom her daughI
ter did when she left last March. The:
intend travelling together and wil
visit the Channel islands before re
turning late in the I'fall. ‘
Judge William H. Wilimott, Jr.. re
ce’lved a telephone message yesterday
from the Stamford police, asking him
tostop a man who was on his way it
Darren from Stamford on' the railroar‘
tracks. The man had escaped iron
the Stamford Hospital and made or
attempt to kill himself. He did not
reach mien. however.
W“
Warren Quicheribush of New York
who has been spending a few weein
here with relatives, leaves today to
New York in his yacht “Question.'
Mr. Quackenbush has moored hi:
craft at Hickory Bluff, off the Nor
walk Yacht Club, and during his eta:
here.has taken out a number of pal
ties, who have enjoyed his hospitali-t,‘
very much. The craft. of which hi
is the genial skipper. is a large New-
port catboat, fitted with an engine, ant
withai a ygry comfortable boat.
l
t
l
, Monday afternoon the town was or
oused by the alarm of, fire from Eaglt
Hook and Ladder Company's quarters,
The firemen were on hand in a ver:
short space of time and it wasdlsc v
cred that Henry Northrup’s barn w
blazing nicely. A few moments 0‘"
hard work on the port. of the firemen
had the fire under control and little
damage was done. . if. is not definitel.‘
known how the tire started, but it is
believed to have been accidentally set
on fire by boys who were smoking clg
Inrettes. '
~ Joseph Crane, coachman for the wt
dow of the late. Wliliem Ziegler. ant‘
Marcus Hansen, son of the captain oi
Mrs. Ziegler s yacht. rescued a monk
'of marooned men Sunday afternoon
in the Sound in front. of the Ziegler
state. The rescued were Wiillan
Rockett, a gloom on the Ziegler pines
and Joseph (iaifney a coachman in
the employ of A. Floyd Delaileid'r
family The two were swimming in
the Sound. in front-of the Great lslanr‘
home of the late millionaire. not
they were out about three-quarters 0‘
a mile fronl shore when a couple 01
big fish they declare were sharkr
swished by them. Rockett says th
sharks snapped at hlnr. With a or:
of alarm the two men made for a his
rock which pokes its head above the
surface of the water near where titer
were swimming They got to the
rock. followed by the fish. They clum-
bcrcd up to its highest point and be
gun to cry for help. Just then a thrill
derstorm broke and the men's Cl‘iet
were drowned in the crash of the then
der. They remained on the rock an
hour before they succeeded in attract
mg the attention of Crane and Han
sea. The latter put out a skiff and
took them ashore. Both men were
numbed. from exposure. They salt
the sharks remained on guard in front
of the rock until the boat arrived.
WEBTPORI.
Agents for th. Evening Continents
wmport. are a Diplovannl and Wm
Ii. INuh. Orders sent to either of the
above will resolve prompt motion.
F. iii. Perry has left the employ oi
the Gruphqphonc (to. of Bridgeport
The interior of the F. M, Raymond
cottage ill being rIIllnlntod and paper
The family of Colonel Partridge
Knitted friends in Btratford on Satur-
uy.
o
Christ church Sunday school, of
Btratford will picnic at Comps Beach
on August at
Burr Coley has been Illpepding
Tush of his vacation time with. relrl
Ives here.
duties in Bridgeport.
C. A. Trier has disposed of his
are-“as mm not to Waving"?
oils gonetol eat on on
first that he recently purchased
With the air filled with saloon re»
forms among our neighbors to the east
of all it is somswnat strange that the
.ferdr has not effected the local lul-
therities.
drew
:31;th New York market and while mil}!
0-
due: *giitdd With ofitiimr’nslpg”
. .
and
for.
r.
p l-
ceht‘ . - I”
sporadically
whose consignment momstern bent on
M We. i ‘
hunter Mervin Saunders is visititll .
.V lanai}.
l MVI
"wagon and carrieges cheap.
Bead Luther Wrmis ad, toaiay
theatre. in slivermihe saturates
noon.
a nameless tifa at a down‘
kitchen, played :tti‘l
lids and finally made its exit into the
ground.
moo. another Sliver lire re ldent. it
struck the housil some down he chim-
any.”
house occuple
Balsam Breeding company, was also
I‘he telephone in John L. Guthries
house was put out of commission by
Mrs. Carrie Lawrence and daughter
Mdriorle- have returned from North-
tield, where they have spent a few
weeks.
from Northileld, Mass, yesterday She
has been spending
few days.
‘tertainlng Mrs. irving's mother and
sister, Mrs. Walker and Miss Daisy
Thompson Maple avenue, Glenbrook.
vacation trip spent in Great Barring-
ton, Mass.
turn with them.
main there for a while.
He has returned to Hill Gt
«shore hogan to ship onions ,
aster Earl Gregory.
M Varies and family, of Mt. vs:-
”removed into their new home
ly‘p‘ll ‘ based from Carl Lukaschl ‘
his moved to Orchard
SILVERMINE.
lightning played” some peelliisr
titer. “,
It entered the home of lWilliahm ‘
t e
no on the stove
At thsh of Mr. Bolov
{til
ilrpnlece. The
by
and out
r Otis. of the
truck but no great damage was done.
he storm.
oLanaRoox.
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Miss Katherine iieimes returned
l
several weeks
here.
Miss Alida Hempstead, Miss Mar.
:aret Orr and Miss Helen Dayton left
oday for Sayville, 1.. 1.. to spend a
Mr. and Mrs. Walter lrving are en-
wan—un—
..uarles H. Hempstead and Dr. ira
stllson have returned ‘ home from a
Their families did not re-
lur. and Mrs Wilbur E. Lewis have
returned home from Ridgeileld. Mr.
newts was quite ill while there. Their
daughter Elinor accompanied them
home Clarence and Hazel will re-
GEORGETOWN.
Levi Boutin is on the sick list.
William Alec has purchased a new
horse.
Matty O’Corman is the guest of MI-
Ihnel Martin .
Mrs. John Morton. of Wellies, was
in town on Mind“.
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William Hunter is spending two
weeks at Shelter island.
Aaron Davis is contains not with
friends at Lake Mahopnc.
Rev. A. C. Eggleston left for Shel-
ter Island, Monday morning.
John Sanford. of New York city, is
spending his vacation in this place.
Mrs. Fred Kearns returned home
from Weston, last Saturday night.
M
Beth Parketon is framing the new
building to be used all a livery stable.
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A number of the young people in
town will spent several days at Com-
po Beech. next week. .
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Mrs. A. 9' Minion. of South Nor—
walk. was the guest of Mrs. W. A
Williams last week.
Clarence Olmstead. of New Knish.
la the guest of hill parents Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Olmstead.
nun-s—
liilcllaol (‘onnery. who has been in
thclll'leld tor the put month. returp-
ed home last Sunday; ,
The Gilbert A Bennett Manufactlir-
ing Company' ll new silica is program-
“a IW, The roof. is inbuilt coll-
.lluperlaierldent of the
i.
s .i. Mill
law 0. snort
has returned from a two
Mien.
Coupon
weekl' .
Floyd Hollies. Iwho recently
chased the Frank Patterson props
expects to more the stops: about it
feet trust of its present location.
Winks
Howard Hunter. one of thee
intros otstho (litter-t Ii Bennett. if
Ilfscturing Company. will tells a t
nestle variation, leaving out Sol.»
day.
LYONS fiaAfNB.
e .
visitrinl ,
if
with relatives here, have returned to
their home in Bethe].
is visiting her aunt and family here.
from Westport, visited her aunt last
Sunday. .
nesday from a two weeks’ visit in
Bridgeport and Stamford. ‘
visiting Mrs. John Williams. has re-
turned to her home in Bridgeport.
Instead of the usual afternoon ser-
vice.
Wednesday of last week at Compo.
Beach, joining the Noril’eld Society
on its annual picnic.
life.
diarrhoea.
in ready been defeated twice by the le-
' one the slow: relics.
' in with; olive till. ”the poll-
has humour-Ii. , , , i. M
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Miss Shirley Tresdweli, of Bethel
Miss .Merguerlts' Ludford and friehd
9
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Mrs. L. R. Hort returned heme Wed-
m
Miss Nose Cleary, who has been
f
‘Services will be held. neit Sunday
11 Emmanuel Church at 10:80 a. m.,
Many of the people from here spent
~Three spectres threaten baby's
‘ ,d
nululr', arcsuuomra, ‘
ET. 8T. JULIAN, ore. ~ 29o
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WILSON WHIBKEY, Q11, 98c
’ OHIIHAN’I MALT, SPECIAL, 89¢ .
" PAUL JON“, Va PTA. . 240
g; METROPOLITAN RYE, $1.00
MARYLAND RYE. Issc
, ooc'i-on's ouorce ave, vssvn
.8 NO. MAIN IT»
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada, against fire arising
hing included—«also marine and trans-
portation risks—theft or pilferage. up:
on the most favorable terms.
for with the insurance Agency of
5 Railroad Place.
T i
av, VBUPpVBIOR rats. are...
, possess RIOOLINOJ:
4O
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BPEOI N- s
the leltiuss Piurmacy,
I so. .NONWALK.
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colors will not run or has“.
Charles E. Dow
You boy the but
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”Gilli" ‘0 .Elllolil
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and will antiwar m, w l...
_. hum other:
HAROWARI.
no WASHINGTON 8T. 9
Phone mo. 1
BOSTON lNSURAVNCE CO. ,
Capital 01,000,000.
This Cbnrpany writes a most. liberal
rom any cause, explosion and light-
lf you are interested in a Legiti-
mate Life insurance Proposition con-
‘ Jacob M. bounty. ;.
Cholera infantum. dysentery,
Dr. Fowler's Extract of
.‘from Troy. Wild Strawberry never fails tocon-
-—'i‘he chance of a lifetime to buy quer them. i Thl is th k d , the
. , ' e e wee an now s
fit???” ‘3’ “an": Re“ I‘m” NEW CANAAN. time to eat BLUEFISH. when you can
’5 t“ a " page ‘ h d buy them for 10 cents a pound lb
Charles Sammie has pure ass a Weakilsh .. 8c
aughfgaefiensaxsg'havvearzzz‘e-Jicfi'ggglyg' horse of E. )3. Lawrence, 183ngng nelson-ones ....... I. ”.30 is:
torn week at Trinity Lake. They N“, “1391”” "" lclb
will call their camp "Hackensay" Francis Snyder, Jr., is spending two Iii V9 8 . - 20 1
weeks at Huntihgton. L. i. gt)“: Cg: VkNHI """""""" .130 :1:
Mr. and Mrs. Exerett Waterbury, of Saltrlnrfn c ere '12: b
Norwaik. have been spending a few A valuable blooded cow belonging to German harm """" 8c ib‘
lays with Mr and Mrs George N Malcolm Graham died last. week. Flukes WWI," ...:I:'::::': Sc lb.
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James Rowland. and family. of
Brooklyn, have been visiting in town.
B. P. Mead is visiting in Washing
ton. D. 0. lie is expected home to-
day.
Miss Sadie Wmd,’ of Stamford, is
street.
Mrs Franklin Weed is considerably
improved at her home in. Cherry
street.
.—
Mrs. Caroline E. Raymond has pur-
chased one of the Wheeler cottages
in East avenue.
Rev. P. J. O‘lmary, of St. Aloysius
Church has with. entertaining friends
for the past w
The condition of Milton Crosby re—
mains about the sonic. Doctors give
little hope of ‘his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd. of
New Haven, wore recent visitors at C.
E. Brinkerhoff‘s. Railroad avenue.
Rev. 1. M. Lounsbury and wife
started Monday for a three weeks' so-
iourn through Vcl'mont and New
Hampshire.
Charles Scouller Is now acting as
chauffeur for Silas Briggs. in place
of ilnrry makers. of Stamford, resign—
ed.
St. Paul’s choir; of Norwsilr song at
Rockwell Memorial (hopel,1.ewlsboro,
Sunday morning. There was a large
congregation.
Benjamin P.’ Mend Jr., Harold no»
merit. .(leoru listing and Thorns-
Tenuoy are staining for a wool: at
Lake Wannabee. _
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Miss Edith. Poster, of Georgetown, is
visiting her aunt. til-a. Edwin Hoyt.
Biro has been seriously ill, but is now
wmewhat improved,
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Messrs. Smith and lioyward, of New
York who have, been visiting William
Merritt for slim time In Railroad iv.
ails. returned helps Sunday. . ..
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The harm. of am Norwaldjm
scheduled to again try concltfiiohl
with thel loeil on the South ll nue
'groundog‘liot sender. As the Pill or
have been strengthened and how oi-
ai boys, the?“ are expected to put all
until! edition.
at
ii"
iii. the maria
Md the braves
Looll Lilli Lori!
visiting Miss Hattie Heath, of Carter .. .... _. ..
liost People
OATH HOMO
tilt go
All other kinds of Fish selling lat .
reasonable prices.
THI scene's IMal-Irvine ovo‘thn
our Ollvotiop Anny Ililllnl. i
not Ind of live-Illusion Wail Indra
can. errant.“ ooonooo. Prop.
Ion Norwel It.
Lilli Money
That's lolly they cook Vwr‘tA
. I . by ' V
GAS.
Gas not only saves you
~40..ng ' but meat and
vegetables as well.
it’ll roll out It lulu,
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hill l l thrillii
Phone 68.
or I, Add
soagooirao
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IA'I'HWG AND ”will:
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Mrs. drown ii treble role It week's f "
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
WW-” . www...w._.._--_..1w
Sale ,of Gold Wall
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS O0 00“. ill: ‘
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for oil:
summer or next fall. oomo 3nd see
our stock.
256.
silos: ”means AND I... soon;
W”?—
19°-
wi’LiJMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES-
oLA-ra AND rm aoorlrlo.
Oa- Ind _8tea Flttlnn,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Coiling, Etc.
Hov. you seen our stock of
‘ lo I assault of rf at H filth mi
RICHMOND RANGES? y P0 Q a .
an essential element of Happiness-
To prevent new» arid on, y the
comforts of life you should not: "
sleeping apartment or dressing phoni- '
hero with a snowy white. onQ9iooo
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot me cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom ‘I
and will plsdly quote you ‘prtr.
COMPANY.
11 WALL crass-r. noswaut.
Papers at Cost.
Now in the time to buy.
Annual CORNER MAIN AND WEST
I‘outh Norwalk. Conn.
F s Biiiiis
Carpenter. Builds and;
, General Cosimo or: .
serious: GIVEN P
steamers; till. I .
IN OR‘OUTOVF-TTOWNO n31?
MAIL PnoMPer ATfrsND9o ‘
someones-
27 weerronr “causation, ‘ALiI
i
Cloth Window Shades with hinge.
.\
bur—p-
Crockery, glassware, lamps.
a
Pointers' Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture males
‘0 01' d“-
60 El "RA! OAD AVVEN
m! ONkO“ OTIII‘I'.
Painting 9nd Paper Bellini. ”up, Naming “fl"fifi"
""‘"‘ comfortable and up- fir-date
Telephone Connection. city.- meetrlclty and hat to .
_. room. Baths in connection-
feet sanitation. looms diam V'V .
.appointed Always comforts l
“Otto suntan swim V V
I
Merrill and ndlt's, swipes." «If:
9;: cigars. molested basin
,e . _
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
TILIPHONI 9A9!»
m
L H. tier;
s7 waslllrlorou OTRIIT,
. some ominous. . .'
more.
VAN scov.
7-Fierpor.
. PLUMBING. .
STEAM, . , , "‘ _- ' Our stock of new goods justirl _
HOT WATER. v, . V is a little larger thanevcr before. .
“ND , . ‘, V I." Wonderful how low you can f
GAS FITTING. buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the vary but
mariner. .. 7 ,4 .1.“ j _,
We have taken a‘good many
contracts for house painting dad
will be glad to subtnii rim fell V.
Y0“? “’0'“- NH WM
Wetrytoearryinstockeverya .
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. ,4 J
EB.
fi‘in, Sheet Iron, Capped,
and Zinc. '. ‘““',
I
. Telephone, 191-4. ‘
moo-I‘ll mm. oouu.
DNOAmIID'dm , I
iu‘t.
silliri, ii p:
”infirm pic of in Millie. mil»
trimaran. merchants and oorprd‘stloas 4
WI r tom-I , .
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