“Mrs. Gaol-hp MiG.
sheen ”Gliding several 1 59's in
' has seeds-.11 a po
dfpili9w c9ase tac-
~ ‘ " ‘ 1‘ visiting
his not parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Bates. 9West Reading. 1
Howard Benedict will lead 78 meet~
log of the Junie town this evening
“3.31; New only *3 3313113 0*
Rev. James W. Davis led the regu-
larl‘weeitly social Aervice held last eve
ning at the Advent Christian church.
W
Mrs. Augusta 3Mwsén and‘ dhughter,
Miss A Louise Rawson, of Osborn ave-
nue. are spending a few days in Wes
ton. .
The regular Mort rave:- looting
held last overtime- to Ens stance
Methodist church w s9 led by Edward
'I‘rounson. .. 3
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
new factory for E. B. RobertI-lon, the
framework being up and a portion oi
the aiding in place.
Ml‘i'i INC Godfrey and daughters,
Misses Nina and Grace Godfrey. arc
visit‘lng Mr and Mrs C. H. Buttes, for
mer y at! East Norwalk.
Mrs. Jennie Conover who is well
known here, has recently undergone
an operation in New York. The opera-
tion was a successful one, and she is
now getting along nicely.
. Miss Emily Mason of Peelisklllon
the Hudson, N. Y., returned home yes
terday from a seven weeks’ visit with
her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les H. Aisthorpe, of Sea View“ avenue.
The Connecticut Railway and Light
ing Company is raising and leveling
the track on Seavicw avenue and at
. other points in East Norwalk, notably
in front of L'Hommedicu Brothers
store.
Mrs. William Stoddard and dangh~
ters. Myrtle’ and Loyola are spending a
few weeks with her sister Mrs. R.
Housman. 51 Winfield street, lilast Nor
walk; also Miss Lottie Stoddard of
Philadelphia.
Miss Alice and Harold Hall. .of
Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs Wallace
E. Bates. Mr. and. Mrs. Mushall i11-
tend‘tti' spend Sunday with Hill parents
of Miss Alice and Harold. Mrs. Bates
and. children will accompany them
home to spend a week.
Rev. Edward Sunningham returned
home last night from Ohio, where he
ofliciatod to the marriage of Ills son,
Rev, Melville E. Cunningham to a
young lady in the state. The bride
and groom are visiting at tho Memo-3
dist Episcopal parsonage liens.
Those who were present all the stir-
prise party given recently to. Howard
Benedict were the following: lichu
Simons, Grace and Amelia lli'hitaltcr.
Lodema Adams, Edna Day. thel Par
melee. Wallace Hosted, Fr k Forgu-
sou. Charlie Hill. Harry Croat ctt. liar
ry Ainsworth, Howard an Elmer
Benedict.
There will be a special attraction
for the members of the Advent Chris-
tian Sunday school _u Sunday. liov.
James W. Davis wil deliver an ad-
dress to them and Superintendent
Bland will give them their film] In
structions regarding the annual pic-
nic. which will be lit-id ncxt Wednes-
da. at Rock Spring.
Louis Schoonmuker launched ills
boat yesterday at. Fitch's point. The
craft was formt-r a sailboat, but has
been remodeled and equipptlld with a
four and one- -hulf horse illirkcr ou-
gine. The craft .isr26 feet long tutti a
good sea boat. Mr. Schoomnukcr has
named her tho “Dickie ilird."‘ Friends
from Dunbury and Stamford were
present anti an Informal reception was
held after the boat was surcmsfully
launched.
ROWAY'I‘ON.
Mrs. John Roberts, of iiuymond
street, who sprained lior uultlu lately,
Is now improving.
John Kiggina, of the West Side, who
has been seriously ill, is now rccov-
ering rapidly.
~—
Irn Kingpins has taken the paper
route of Charm R. Petty for the sum
mer. the latter lit-lug employed In
Plaisled's drug store. South Norwalit.
Judson Williamson has. launched
his sloop "nutty. " The yltvsssl has
been thoroughly overhauled repaint»
ed and is now in excellent condition.
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Agood id of oystér‘s 111 reported
this season. and this will drove good
news to the oystermeu of 1111111 vlclu
ity. and other places along ‘tbtl Bound
shore. _ . i
’No man is In level hosdud that he
can't get a but to tit him. .
A girl has to be mighty pre ty not
to be as ugly as her rival a yr be Is.
as... some...
two weeks atLa
Kitch swan.
Mrs "Mary E. “Water y,
177%”, is spending August in Litcii
l
Miss Nettie Lesson has returned
cbusetts
visiing her sister. Mrs W. A Lang
don in Raveuwood. .
Miss Grace Wiilmott is spending a.
week with relatives and with Mrs.
George Kirk in Derby:
Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter,
Miss Marion R. Blown. are spending
August. at Lake George.
Miss Hattie Darrow returned to her
home in Westport, alter a visit of six
weeks, with Mrs Will Langdon.
Miss Addie Eager, of Noroton. left
Wednesday with friends for Europa
She will remain abroad (or six months:
—-—Nic"e tat mackerel
Cash Grocery
at Street’s
Mrs. James E. Ballard has returned
after a visit of six weeks with her
son. Mason Ballard, of New Hump
shire.
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Wesley Wood was in New York on
business, Wednesday. Mr. Wood will
open his new fish. and fruit market In
the Northrop BIOck, Saturday.
Rev. George Freetnan. who has been
suffering from an ulcer on ills neck. to
improving under Mr. Snow's care. He
was able to be out. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. -F. W. Bruggerhof.
with their daughter and grandson of
Noroton journed by auto to Brooklyn.
They went about 100 miles in all.
Mrs. C. W. Raymond. of Noroton.
and Mrs William Godber of Newark.
visited Mrs Charles W. Raymond. Jr,
in Cos Cob for a few days last week
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 1.11.15.11.11 and
Wednesday. from a visit with Mr.
Langdon's brother, in Lynbrook, L. I.
Friends of Rev. Mr. Miller heard
Wednesday. directly from the Hospi-
tal in Brooklyn, that be was still crlt-
icaliy ill, but that day was, slightly
improved.
M
WISTPORI.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Weapon, of. 8. Diplovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders cent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
lilies Lottie Davis, of Lyons Plains.
is In town.
C. 'l‘. llurk, of Boston, spent yester-
day iu this vicinity.
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Relatives from New York are being
entertained at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Neiison.
Our army is not being treated in the
most congenial manner by the weath-
er sharp and to the present the duties
at camp have been under unfavorable
and trying circumstances.
Local nplscopalians will see to it
that tile advoni. of Christ church Sunv
day school of Slrntford. that Is to pic-
nic at Compo Beach. on .August 3i...is
made a day for exchange of compli-
meats.
Premium lisis for the Agricultural
fair to be given by Greenfield Country
club are ready for distribution and in-
terested parties can obtain one. by ap-
plying to Mrs, D. B. Adams, secretary
of the club. Greenfield Hill. The iuir
is to be bold Sept 12.18 and it
Too much in praise cannot be said
of Merrick Coleyl whose energy anti
business-like meutods served to put
the treasury of the lire» district in
something like proper proportions. A
few more men of his slump in oilico
would mean very much. financially to
the town. The lesson tends to prove
that. with attention to duty the tax
payer is not inclined to evade his oilii
gallon, if perchauce otherwise tardy
In settlement.
With a new library building and a
new church in the center the possibili-
ties for Wontport ltonoming once mortI
important seem to be good. it Is to
be hoped that the incentive to oontin
us the adv ace in building will be
strength“ by ihs‘ many owning
tracts of land that are little better
than barren wastes and certainty sun
madel schools. a generous supply at
churches. and an attractive public It
brary the is every inducement for
sooner! I 13 homes to locate in this
genera" charming locality The ad-
vent at {be library mans much to the
community. for such an institution is
among the greatest Incentives for all
tip-toasts towns. More cottages come
close in order and there ought to be u
supply loin/suitors in hoopla with
the demand. a condition that as not
been for years. _
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it Is batter to know two things than
three when knowledge of the third Ins»
sens your faith in mu and women.
N» . are cruitedvt
let; Saturday for I
of 0:
from a visit with relatives in' Macao ,
m .
Miss Martha Darrow, of Westpori,‘ iii
granddaughter. Miss Louise. returned l
Robert Orr humour-chased a new
horse.
Arthur White was in Glenbrook this
week.
Mrs, Austen visited friends in Glen-
brouk this wook.
Mrs. Frederick Huwley and (laugh
ior Marion wont to Trinity Lake to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Justin Lewis haVe
been entertaining Mrs. Lewis’s sister,
Miss Rice.
Miss Dorothy Mix has returned
from New Haven where she spent a
few wee-ks
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Mrs. lda Bryans and daughter. Hat-
tie, accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Ar-
thur Jones and son Burton, lei't yes
terday for Lake Chargaggogmanchau-
gagogchaubunagungamaus, Mass, to
spend a couple of weeks. .(llsdys and
Everett: B1 yans leit Monday to visit
their sister. Mrs. Hoyle, in Worcester.
ii‘hey will join their mother at the
use.
, ~Accidehts come with distressing
frequency nthe farm. Cuts, bruises.
stings, sure as. Dr, Thomas“ Electric
Oil relieves the pain. Never safe with-
out it
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NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Miss Alice De Witt, of Wilton en
tertained a house party last. Week.
Among the missile wore the Misses
Moeller and Miss. Lou MacCready, who
are spending the summer at Bella is-
and.
Miss Elizabeth Raymond
Florence Hard, of Wilton.
cos the guests who spent Thursday
with Mrs. H. L. Sturges and Miss
Katherine Sturges, at the Norwaik is-
lands.
and Miss
were am-
srop THAT COLD.
it it may result in pneumonia. Bra»
tilian Balm is breaking up cold: when
ever tried, almost without exception
to 25, 60c and 81. 00 bottles. The Clif-
lord, Baxter's and Plaistad'a. "
DALY COMES TO HIS BENBES.
Has Gotten Over His Desire to Oom-
mit Suicide.
Fr-odviick W Duly. who attempted
s~ui1 ldc hem Monday night and subso
quontly 13st3nnt3d from the Slumtord
Hospital, was picked up In Wilton.
and turned over to the officials oi that
town They recognized Duly from the
nowspapcr accounts of the incident.
and notified the Stamford police do
partnlcnl. 'l‘hcy followed the uotiflr
tion with a delivery of the man at the
Stamford Hospital. this momma. Tho
Blamiord polio. took charge of Billy.
- and locked him up.
Soloclmun hoo-
ncy is arranging to havu him sent to
his home.
Duly had recovered his mental poise
yesterday morning. He told the police
he belonged at Stunning. Mass: that
his wife was dead. and that be had 11
stepson at Newport. R. l. He also said
he had been dissipating a sand deal
of into. lio no lonttor til‘HIl‘i‘tI to end
his llfc. and could give no rxplsnation
of his attempt to suit-Ida Monday ovo-
hing.
GREENWICH PUTTING ON AIRS.
m
Pride Now Finds Expression in Uni
formed Police force.
lroanwloh is putting on airs again.
The borough has recovered from the
blow delivered by Mr. Cheney. up state
millionairo and public-splrltml t‘ltlson.
who has but-11 making layoutigatious
and finds ovidunoo which satisfied him
that Greenwich Its about the worst gov-
crnod borough in the Nutmeg Stale.
despite its multiplicity of moneyed
man. it's no use denying that Mr:
(‘honcy’s widely published statement
made lilo avcruuo‘iirocnwichiiu stop
and think and try and limits It out.
The problem was it little bit samples.
however. so when Fred A. Hubbard
and other prominent Greenwich man
of affairs rallied to the from: with a
pretty word picture that took all the
wind out of the upstate critic's sails.
your ayeruu Greenwich was satisfied
to let it go at that.
The Ihlasi exhibition of pride cl
193391;“: of Grt'ieurich redeem Its
co, orco. t it now spa a
uniformed force. The Ilium“
guardians of the peace and of the pro-
perty at Greenwich pic-compo outi
$39193?"st 9pliant a wok All). mm
us. away. Militant
they are. in all the 1.1111 inherit tell
you in GreenWch. it would be how
citric to find I ui II. M
ficogtnodstlaagfuwilinut and. with:
a 0 cent. set ago?“ In:
are. "Jim" Nodioy, "All?!" I but all
”Heine” Cram». The putters put all
til. press billions aromas-'1-
tm oilolul edict had been issued by the
Board of Dar uses.
Itiailidt mwnaaocddnlut
discussion heron tile arm
iiotuo at all sat OW WM
aristocratic ml melt“! Ht
vim the uniformed moon 1 »
‘ Ham. the pri
tales that '-
9 A99 ”9 ‘1 9:“5 1“ I In», . 99 9
You never could tell who was who in -
the police lid-incite in Greenwich un-
tilh th s n e went ItIllo effect. it is
aristocratic Greenwlc
1m lollies pol
'much on t e "calm .v constable" ba-'
sis tor a place thatLilel so many ce-
lebrities, and cut so a lull figure in
worldly attain. At all events. the
change has been made, a system of
- hours and boats established, and now
‘ a stranger in Greenwich won‘t have
the least trouble finding a policeman
to*wbom to tell his wotties.
We are doing a lot of busi-
ness but we’d be a little better
satisfied if we had YOUR trade.
Why can't we get togethercn
the; Coal proposition ffor your
sake as ‘well as our own? An
exchange of some of our good
(3631 for some of your hard cash
would put us both in good hu-
mor." Our prices are now at low
water mark.
No deal with us is completed
until you are satisfied.
TheFerrlslloaico
south Mom-1k. *3 3" I'llflllll.
coal; ”Dual.
NO COMBINE OR TRUST PRICES
FOR US. WE ARE THE INDEPEN-
DENT COAL DEALERS. GIVE US
A CALL. WE GUARANTEE COAL
AgD PRICES TO BE SATISFAC-
T RY.
lhe Daniel H.391 Goal (0.
Scavlew Ave. East Norwaik. Ct.
Tel. 146:8.
NEW EN ND’S
Greatesileisitlell tan? Resort
acorns c. Tillyou :
Sleepletllase island!
IRI DOEPO RT’, CONN.
Possessing 111110111; its live-score at-
tractions many 1111idlitl""”amusement
features to which it, has the exclusive
right. Perfectly at d and every-
thing new and up- d
Round Trip, by Steiner 11mm. to tits.
“MOVERS IIII PIAGIS "
Vacation anti Outing
Shoes.
ALL miss.
BaIIIInIl Shoes.
"WEAR SHOES IIIAI III"
H11 mail:
1111 11;
law» as “I“! and «port
repairing and machine work on autos.
a: the
saw one son,
as Maud Avenue. 0p-
pum In! 119ml":
' In)”;
We build W mtg... develop
mount- no emails bottle m ,.
. one quart may
and serve
c
t canals-1min 1
Millions...” Wilhm”
Chocolate. Simwbcn'y, Orange.
to Cont! at All Groom.
order a package of each flavor to-dayt
1.1111 1.1111""11111
ILUEFIBH. 3'
12o
WEAKFIBI-i. so
eramsu MACKEREL, too
EELS. 129
swosovlsu. 121:
Bram con. 1“
All .,other kinds of Fish selling at
reusonable prices.
SOFT SHELL GRASS, 656 002.
THI PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYOTII
MARK IT.
' Old “Nation Army Iuiidlnl.
In! Ind of Washington “not Irma
CAPT. CHARLES DUGRDOI. Prop.
doutlt Not-villusfir
Allan is Judged
Bil Ihe companil
he keeps.
-
A WOMAN
Bil the kiiéhen she
keeps.
an“ -
A Gas Rance Kitchen
means a
Clean Kitchen.
8111. ll lhgltiuh.
Phone 68.
Special 1111
Good until Saturday only.
Medicinal Wines it liquors
SHERRY. CADIZ. QTS. 30¢
SHERRY, SUPERIOR PALE, QTO.,9
- s c
RHINE. FORBTER stssLmo.
073.. «a
RHINE, RIEBLING. on, are
CLAIET, OT. JULIEN, QTO., 230
pour. are, :90
PORT. 59°
WILSON WHIOKEY, 078.. 98c
OHEIHAN'S MALT. SPECIAL; I90
PAUL Jones, 1/. 91's., 2n
METROPOLITAN RYE, .1. 09
MARYLAND RYE, 89¢
DOCTOR'O CHOICE RYE, VERY
SPECIAL, 970
the lelifuss Harman.
I NO. 'MAIN OT”
A
AUIOMODIIE INSURANCE.
IOITON lNiUHANcl 60..
capital 61 £00,000.
'I'Illl Company writes a most liberal
term of Insurance covering the car
wherever it. may be in the United
States or Canada. against tire arillnt
from any cause. explosion and light»
ulna includedwalno marine and trans-
portation riskswthett or plumage. up
on the most. favorable tonne.
if you are interested in a Legiti-
niate Life insurance Proposition cou-
tar with the insurance Manor at
Jacob l‘i. Lillian.
a violin“ Nag:9 Isutlt Not-walk.
:2: “at; L'.‘ I
1331. can m.
[lie plus Print!
«or NOIWALK. CONN. _.
Nfigfiflfifl
alum: wmuia
bring top 1,3 9 9 9
With cream and sugar,
IO. NOIWALK.
IIIOII “mm MICE “A VOOD 99 9
You buy the but.
IA .. vJun-unm-
and Mikado-innit
all others
Charles E. Dow,
" ‘ HARDWARI. ,1
1m WASHINGTON 81‘.
Phone 14“ 3
18g. , , . 19°5-
LUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
How WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE: AND RANGES.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
nus Fixtures. Metal Calling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
COMP PANY.
11 WALL eraser, NORWALK.
Sale of Gold Wall
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price. or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in
order to make room for new goods.
it you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. coma and Ice
dur stock.
«I.
~—
Olitth Window Shades with triage.
so. 3
N
, .
Crockery, Glassware, lamps.
.- a
Painters' Suppliu.
Window Shades and Picture names
to order.
Inn-.—
Painting and Paper Earning.
n—u
Talaphono estimation.
i. H Becker
Ir wAIuma‘ron I‘l’lll‘l'.
loath Not-walk, Conn.
"FHANKC.
VAN scov.
PLUMBING, t
STEAM. '
HOT WATER.
'AN D
OAS FITTING.
il‘in, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. , ,4,
so South Main Strut.
Toliphcna, 187—8.
‘mNorwllk. Conn.
111 11fi11111111
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN?
ORGANIZED illi-
WITI'I
,r
contra: 3100.000.”
lamina we .00
it! man. “360.090.“
WWW all individuals. man-
ufacturers. mot-chants and corporations
upon 99favorable terms.
ml. 11. Huaruswsou. Pm.
JON .KNAPP vmtma.
used 1111. LAY'I'ON. m1».
‘ classroom
m an "ioumr
u u
“11.31 amen
l. We'd». Marvin
not uuumamv Ivan.
9‘ .
Colors will not run or fads. ‘
m «cm .......
lint 111111111 illutrio loan.
Havotnomupcriva “MM
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary till "It ‘ '
rln‘c Engines and General Manil-
rlns“ Work leiidluti. ‘
. was an. um i
. M'F’Ga C011 .9, 7 131 9
.. u WATER unto. NDRW'ALK. ,3 ‘9. .
Is I paucity of perfect 115511.311 and
an essential element of Hap pinata.
To prevent sicko“! snap «inlay yth'a
comforts of life you should can 9 ya tr
sleeping apartment or dressing chilli-
bera with a snowy white, onepipcu
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and hava running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch. ‘
We have samples In our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. NaslI,
COMES MAIN AND WEST OTI.
Iouth Norwslk, Conn.
F. S BANKS
Carpenter Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN PON JOI-
IING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT OF- TOWN ORDER. I“
NAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
~RESIDENCE—
27 wzs‘rposr AVENUE. NORWALN
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONA O! 01"!!! ET.
Newly furnished throughout. loss
comfortable and up toasts hotel in And
city. Electricity and heat in our!
room. Baths in connection. Put _
tact notation Rooms «council
appointed Always comfortable and
quiet. l
Cafe carrying a tall III. 0! MP1
Merrill and Condit's wines. liquor!
,an’t: cigars. lest stocked bar in U. i
ci .
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
TELEPHONE CALL. ”H.
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
‘ we do the work in the very be“:
manners id“
We have taken a good manyl
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures ion
your work- . .1 “am-11
We try to carry in stock everyi
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. ”4
E. E. .
Gar-ham,
reunions ass-I 1,,
to mm or. I. nonwautl»
nu JOHN s. m are
:v' ' lfllmfl'l. " 9 I.‘
authors. 3.3- 31.11.:
IOATT IPATINT IIMI O.
, scours Mam urns". IA
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