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A “daughter was born ylesterdsy to.
I505. and Mrs. 555Ed$r Bowel
Letter CardeI W. T)? Merritt Is on-
iovtn5'l 552.555 55 55ml
Rev. 1,.Ed15xdrmpnniughom will
spend toidolfibt Ii" mobility, where
he will preach.
Mrs. Melvin E. Cunningham will
preach tomorrow at the East Avenue
Methcdtet Charm
C: .ntlactor John W. Boatty has
started work painting the new hose
house in Rowayton.
Mrs. Frederick‘ld. ‘Wheéler and
daughter Natalie have returned ftom
a visit to Cretan, Conn.
The Misses Aliceiand Rose Mahoney,
who have been tisitin Min N
Ryan haVe rolliniéd initials home In
Danbury.
Miss Sadie Russell and Miss Edith
Seymour have returned to their homes
here after an gagged vsoatton spent
out of town
Mr. and Mrs Charles Grimm, of
East avenuegt are entertaining Mrs.
Stioug, of New York {of a few day's.
Miss Lucile Van sooy to spending
a icw dhys at ltye Beach.
v-..”-
5 The meeting of the Junior Band
list evening, was under the leader-
ship of Howard Benedict. There was
an attendance of about twenty and the
meeting was very interesting and on-
joysble.
Mrs. Lillie Underwood and her four
bright children, Florence, Susie, Lillie
and Robbie,; have been enjoying their
fortnight‘ a simmer outing at the home
of Commodore N1i5ithan and Mr. and
M1s.i“1'1ank1Roberto had family. Mrs.
Underwood is a sister of Mrs. F. Rob-
erts and Mrs H. Benedict and when
ear—champion Bicycle Rider Harry Rob-
erts and wife, with pretty little Verna.
who is a June rose, and great grand-
daughter of the veteran mariner. call-
ed, they could count it baker's dozen
A happier lot of little folks could not
be imagined. The 'chiidren soon chim-
ed in with other children and had their
little f‘F’Ive O’Ciock's," “Little, Meth-
ers," and other innocent games under
the old elm tree, while géhtlcmanly
little Lester and the spirited little
Earle vied with each other in trying
to amuse them. Florence has dark
hair and eyes. with a dimple in each
cheek, while Suite and Lillie have
light hairvand blueweyos. Ind Robbie
is a veritable little Brownie. Before
tomoriow’s sun shall have set. they
will be all under papa's roof In the
city of trolleys and churches.
ROW AYTON.
lra E. Petty and daughter, Miss Eth-.
cl R. Petty, are spending the day in
New York.
Mrs. Frederick E. Lockwood. of
Railroad avenue, is visiting Mrs.
Thornton ill New York.
‘ laptain Charles W_ Bell started ycs-
terday for Ocean Grove, N. .l., where
he will spend several days.
Engineer Charles Hoffman recently
shot a snapping tuitle in Chusniar's
Pond. which weighed forty pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler and son
Tracey, of Rowoyton avenue. went to
Wading River, L. l., today, to remain
a Week.
Misses Lillian and Blanche Morris.
M. and L. (,‘asper, of Brooklyn, are
guests at The Berkeley for a two
weeks' stay.
Freddielt Morrifleld has succeeded to
the paper route; of... Willie Mills, lately
in the employ of Newsdenler Freder-
ick Lockwood.
'A lane number of Rowayton people
attend the performance of Chester
Downs and Company, in South Norw
wsllt‘. lost night.
M. T. Ritcli, Mrs. T. J. Crows. Mr
McBride and family. who have been
spendlng twa Weeks at The Berkeley,
Rowayton avenue, kayo returned to
their heroes in New York.
Franklin Lynch is having the house
occupied by Charles Webb. in Rower-
ton avenue reshingiml and repaired.
Scott (it Great have the contract.
”awn——
Rownyton Baptist Church, Frank C.
Brown. pastor—«Services at 10:50 a. m.
and 'l: 30 p. m.; subject of morning
nor on. “i Shall Not Post; Again This
W ": evening when tonic, “Hoar-
Ing the Voice of Cod.’ Special music
at its and evening service. Blin-
dayoo out at 11:45: Christian Endeav-
cr'ot‘ :15.’ Monday at 2 p. in. special
meeting of Lodieo' Aid at home of
Mrs. Jennie Sheror. Happy hour ser-
vice at 7:10. Thursday evening.
"We'd be gilt! to have you among
us.'.' slid Mrs. Btur‘vem; "all our board.
on are quite refiner. ”
"Yes " replied the inciilrer “the
few We soon look positively spiritu-
oile, almost distinctions it mares me '
”PhihdeiBhIn Press.
1 'il‘l‘y‘
' am one unmet
Dr. Nilscn has recently purchased
~ 1.1 ~..,
Ila—I'm
W. I". Biilfil‘ liI’Ii «turned from A
means at the town hall 5o5n Septem~
Her 30 ' . i'_..l
mlalothao
1 bill elm Milieu Intensity “lagging! “him
that he was assaulted recently by Kel~
5!; he pro otor of: lakeside Park
to the a pdaranoti of Malawi" s
eye. it is certain that be met with a
collision of some kind.
John Carrigan. a5 inmate of the
Soldiers‘ Home: with was well known
and liked ill Dari“; 6M1mdal’
morning suddenly a the home from
heart trouble. He ti olifi’dnd about
the day before and his sudden demise
copies It; a great shock to his friends.
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The fall schedule of the Wee Burn
Golf Club will be entered npon the
Saturday before Labor Day with a
tournament which will be continued
on the holiday. The cornpotitions
Labor Day generally hove a very large
Entry and this year will be no excep
on.
Eben OWen, of Stamford, drove to
the residence of a. friend In Dorian.
madly blight, to- more it o‘ail. lie
hitched his horse to a post by the
roadside. When the call wan oyer
551d awent WAIT“ orse was “I5! 9.
matter
Stamforfitfiio’iig: s a boy he
and a topless shrt‘eyi
were notified about 10: 30.
Agents for the Evening sentinel, iii
wootpm, are 8. Diplovanni and Wm.
I. Null. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
The pol oe
Mil-1s Nellie Jones. of Brooklyn. N.‘
Y.. is visiting here.
Mrs C. Grout has been entertaining
Mrs William. tvarwoil. of Nonwalk.
Master F. Bedford is entertaining a
couple of school chums at his home at
the Palms.
There is talk of another game of
baseball between the married and sin-
gle men of town. on Labor Day.
To-night the soldier boys here re-
turn from a week at camp in Niantic
and the home obntingent will be re-
ceived with open limb.
To- -morrow night the customary hop
at the pavilion Compo Beach. The
event will serve to attract a number
there The season at this place is not‘
long lived new. .
Miss Bedford will be a conspicuous
factor, horse show day. at Greenfield
fair. This charming young lady is an
expert driver and it will be recalled
that her exhibits captured prizes at
the fair last year.
’l‘ho Congregational Sunday school
picnicked at Steeplechase island Wed-
nesday. The youngsters had the fur-
ther delight of seeing and mingling
with about 700 merry little ones of the
Sacred Heart church. Bridgeport.
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Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Carrie Smith. niece
of Oscar Smith, to Albert Voorheos. of
East Norwalk. Miss Smith is a real-
dent with her parents. of Norwalk. bllt
is very well known hero in social
circles and highly esteemed.
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NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Frederick H, Norton, of
Bluff, has
repainted
Hickory
had his catboat, Restless.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. George Smith and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benet
diet and family, and Mrs. J. Blattcry
and son, of Bridgeport.’ enjoyed a sail
yesterday to the Norwalk islands.
where they visited Camps Johnson
and Smith. and partook. of a shore
dinner.
The usual service will be held at
ten Point, Sunday evening, and
b555l plalstehmbetirIg. 11525555551-
s or cusp cos 0
Home“ grind etsof Cgttage in the ob-
scene I the Rev. Mr. James, who to
spending the last days of the confer
once at Northleld. the service will be
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Dickinson.
of Clayton, poleward
WILTON.
Miss Clara sterling spoilt "Sunday
last with berg. 552nm to at Cannon. ,
L.‘ Horry1 lilo r entertained his
friend} Dwight” or. lost with. =
William bimlttad‘li fhmily onpoyod
an outing it Compo. last week.
WM
Mrs. Frank Webbed is visiting
friends In Watorbury for a few days.
Mm
Hltoghm. Hunting! and Mill:5 our;
u a or. one an on ex
coo-commit 3"”, i 1
n-
The would Blinds school picnic or
St. Matthew's port! will take placed
at Compo Benoit, on August laud .
ri. Milan
The Hammer Will
Tuesday itt‘tlio horn of:
blurgos. . £0555? tuition
and Ladder Company, which w coin?
a W in
5Miller. are touring in the West.
“ I
.An ice cream sociable was held at :
acidity evening. for the
Methodist Episcopal ‘55 , ‘
no.1.
tavern th and fill. of Brooklyn
on Inf Au at at
the Allie ”13% 8“
mil: A. W Marine ”and... in:
Ice Ieave town this w for a trip to
tho' Whit”! o i
iiwei‘altb' at na“§a% s. 555%?” a T”
lites noun; Willie‘s}: issued not...
tattoos for a golf tea to be served on
the grounds on '1‘a55ld5oz afternoon in
honor 5555ng her gueiit,’ Mls WMIl‘green.u
5 of New York; when
has l'bsethipai’r ing pirtf or hiii"vaca-
tien at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Em
C. Thomson. is now sojourning at
Southampton, L 1.
Mrs. Barnett. wife of the Rev. Fran-
cis Barnett. formerly rector of St
1Mat ew’s Church, about Friday and
last spin town, 'visitiitg old-time
friend 'Ifr. Burnett is now teeter
of St. 'Luke's parish. 80th Blaster:
bury, Conn. ,
A benefit whlst party was given last
Saturday evening at the town hill and
notwithstanding *the unfavorable
weather there was ”a {air attendance.
twelve tables being filled cam...
whist was the order of the emlnt‘,
making a pleasant variety to the em
tortainment. At the close prison w
detonated to the 1101mm use
leouiairauo: in canal
tier, tins: Weston. airs WCdl-dlher
Miss Keele‘r, Hamid Weston and
ma titurgee. Miss A.lii .Ctrpbntor
received the consolation. Ardent: the
out- of town participants in the games
were George 8., Harold and Fred Wes
, ton of New York: Horace it Nash, of
South Norwailt. and Mrs Ellis Ryder,
of New Haven. Then s’, sin-
ountiug to over tlz. wili‘be used no
Wards the purchase of books for the
Library. 55-5
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WESTON.
Mrs. John Treadweli is still very ill
with typhoid foyer.
Mrs. E. 8. Andrews is entertaining
friends from Norvmk.
Mrs. A. C. Braille
lng this week with
has been spend-
or daughter. Mrs.
Adele Andrew. of Mt Vernon. N Y.,
are guests of their sister Mrs Morris
Perry. I
Miss Viola Bennett. of Wilton, is the
guest of Miss Edna Meeker. Miss
' Florence Meeker has returned from a
visit in Norwalk.
Miss-Luella Burr, who has been
spending two weeks with her aunt.
Mrs. 01 M. Andrew. has returned to
her home on Greenfield Hill.
Wallace Bhrtvoly. who has been"
spending three weeks with his brother.
Rev. J is Shrively. at the Congrega
clonal parsonage returned to his home
in Chombersburg,, Pa. on Friday
Miss Myrtle Bartram and Ralph
Bartram, of southeast New York, who
have been spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Perry. have re-
turned home.
The dramatic entertainment given
on Wednesdny evening for tho benefit
of the Norfioid Congregational Church
by several of the Grange members.
was a most gratifying success in every
respect. and rebooted much credit'npon
those who had chiirge of the affair.
ice cream. coke and lemonade were
on sale and helped add very mater-
ially to the profits.
W
slaw-CANAAN.
Carl Raymond has accepted a posi-
tion with the Yale & Towns Mfg. Co.
Stamford. 1
Dru. Pierce and Roscoe have been
in Stamford on business several days
this week.
We
Albert Bergen. a clerk in the Con-
tral Pho y. lino ret555rned from a
w it’s ‘1.
so 1:. , ..
Charles Rogeri’bnd Stephen Hoyt
tid've been camping with the Norwslk
company at Nicotic.
Mn. Romney 1. Fanchor and dough
tor. Florence. deo returned home
from Aobury Park. ‘
Mrs. William' Hitler and son
at“ have returned after several 'woeko'
vinit at Aubury Pork.
Peter Cahill of New York has been
vitttag his uthor. can emu, For-
est street. for lovers dole.
39:45 “who has been
’5‘ mm Pork
turned to he
thorium“ friends
for some dine. his
lune ”IA 555mr stroet.
one. atill.
lllCleII 5their WOT
ive 1“, W51 rig]
as.”
The black“ whic'gdu was
h “it
w bolt-rot
iii .Ir Mir bottom“ condition.
you g man who hired the
ett the matter to Mr. Rm :5:-
should” 1“
two weeks of their time in Michi-
M.Wiilil and daughters, thee ‘
immediately to alleviate existing con-
C. E. Coley, inN N.orWallt 1
w 4 ‘u.
Mrs. Charles Andrews and Mrs.
Rog! ‘
A?” the out!”
MIMIC“! will
5 5 extended or the
iii/1w
.done. '1', a me only
orbs. afibmgflw igloo
to o’ It ' kg
fol-The and ”I“.
talk at voting
dorm at the a 1 tag. 5
Water has beeii limped out of the
cellars of two business pieces in Roth
d avenue durind the pastiwoek
w illth and corruption duni NIKE into
the gutters was toaishlng. e foul
odor of the out i. water oontsmh
the whole atmosphere in the vi-
“All by. fits a that some or the
pbhentg‘! All the tiiver could not It ' o
a it: do personal observation of
it particular case There are a. hunt
or of chest: likd it, and only whorl:
time ago a prominent local physician
said that if something was not done
oohihg all out
There In some
ditions“, the town would surely be
visited by a serious epidemic. There
at‘b few stores in the village that have
not had water in- the cellars under
them for a number of years.
m
An alleged kidnapping took place
among the ltalian colony Monday
evening. and for a time lancer Julie
E. Wood was deluged with argument!
and gestlcutations‘: by angry relatives“
or the young lady. although no mo
imabiei‘ to ascertain what they were
talking about Until a late hour the
ltaiians assembled and searched diliv
gently for the missing young Woman,
but Vere unable to find her. It has
since developed that she was held
prisoner in the vicinity of Monroe's
loo‘houseo on the book road, while a
carriage was procured. when she was
gagged and taken to Norwslk. when
a train was boardedtfor New York.
Through the inability 0! those inflor-
ootod to speak English, the exact facts
of the case are yet in the dark. Sev-
eral' lights have occurred. and there
are a number of relatives-In New York
looking tor the missing pair. The
murderous attitudes-aroused by some
of the Italians would indicate that.
should the kldnsoper be found. New
York police will have another murder
case on their hands. The missing
young than. who is sold to have been
infatuated by the young lady. to said
to have worked in one of the local
shoe factories. The. oilioers are doing
all they can. to fathom ‘3th mine”.
but are proceeding slowly
:uovau' IIIE vita."
Vacation and. Olilina
' Shoes. -
ALI. orvuo.
Bullion Shoes.
'PHONI 801—4.
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Tail [3“
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II arm todlo mots! unit an"
lemme and whine wort: on Intel,
In the
new on son,
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norm toll Moment
We WNW A ”Club.
mu m 5W3“?! '99.???
toyed oil, the “
permptory order 5
”'1'“. simu- has ital nail bottle «on. “
T0111livo instantly; work
ill
nilliou‘ili‘orii. how~ ..
abound foil .
5-51.5us5rlsri. ‘ 11 12c
WEAKFICH. on
session MACKsnsL, 150d
opts. 12o
ewonorlsl-l. '12s
STEAK ooo. ' 1 too
All other kinds of Fish selling at
reasonable prices.
soar sushi. cease. .5. 1:62.
nit .
on activation unionism
loot Ind «Mommy.
CAI'I". Cflkltlolaugffio
A Milli iii Judged
Bu the compass
he keeps.
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A WOMAN
Bu the kitchen she
keeps.
A Gas Range Kitchen
means a
Clean Kitchen.
"tum l’illill [lulu
Phone 68.
Good until Saturday only.
Medicinal lilies A liquors
sulanv. cAoiz, on. m
ousanv. bunnies PALE, are.“
RHINI. Foasrsn alumna.
0T8. 40o
mm. IIICLING. are. see.
OCAIIT. or. JULIEN, are, use
roar. on, see
roar. 50o
WiLoon wmsksv, ore. sec
1 stint-11mm MALT. IPICIAL, as
Moi. Jonas 1/. no. its
undercut-ran ave, 31.00
MARYLAND RYE. 0590
oocron's cameo nvs vanv '
specs». on
lilo leilfuss Pharmacy.
0 no. mm or... so. uotiwALk‘.‘
induct
ooo‘rolt‘tnoonitn‘ ‘
lam 1.000000
Till- Company wrlm‘nsmt liberal
form of insurance covering the car
whorovordb may be in the United
{mover (Conch. Iluinotearo arising
from any cause. explosion and light-
pint heinous-oi» marine and trout
Ion fish-“then or piiferago, up-
on the most favorable terms. .
' ifgou malocclusion in a begun
ninto mo“ insurance Proposition eon-
fer with the insurance Agency of
Jacob ll. Lotion.
0 Railroad 9%.55‘” booth limits.
‘I'Ol. Cull 07-0.
Atlantis Pull
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iv ,,
no to mull botanic it to
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THI PIOPLI'. Fl." AN. OYITII 1
only mtnfll’ 359W 5 ‘1 1
who m'T'Hw gr Things: 1 ‘ I 5
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Color:- Milan} in: or Ionic.“
and Ivlllontnmr ‘
11 on other: .
HARDWARE.
are WASHINGTON 31‘.
Phone 1M
I347
PLUMBING A ND STEAM”
WHAMHE {15}?
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATINQ
CTOVEO riANu RANGEI.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
an and. “um Fitting,
Goo Fixtures. Maul Coiling. Ito.
HIV. you soon our stock of
meniscus RANGES?
THE JONESZ$1HOTCHKISS
con any.
11 WALL CTRIIT, NORWALK.
Sale of Geld Wail
Papers at Cost.
Now in 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 PAPEIIB to soot. In
order to make room for new goods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall. some and Ice
our stock.
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Cloth meow some with mac.
25¢. ,
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Crockery, Gianni-o," m
can...
mm supplies.
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Window Shades and Picture minor
to order.
mm “d...— M m
Telephon: Connection.
L H. Berlin,
I7 wnmnorou oral".
lentil Nomltt. coon.
FliANlt C.
VAN scov.
rtuusmo.
streak.
nor wam
'AND
GAS FITTING.
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trio. Sheet Iron, Copper:
, and Zinc.
a]
so South Main Street.
Telephone. 137—0.
WNW“
tilt in. till
IOU‘I'H NMWALK, CONN.
at. buy the but. ‘ A
Charl‘ils E. Dow.
, Paper.
‘ manner. I
Nov. bosom 1 M
91W" Wellin- .“T: 1 1
lop-Ire to Cutlomry MW NI-
vino I oorond o
rind All Iotlolto
'1. Wow
Is .‘ honestly or. perfect bloat d p
on essential element of Hopplnmw‘ .
To prevent sickness and m It.
comforts of Mo you should rm ‘
unplug apartment or drooling about
born with n snowy white, onovpiooo
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled W
tory and havowunnlnp hob. and «It!
water as desired at your touch. ,
. We havowoomploo. In cup-hem
and will gladly quotqqoupuo , =1
as.
"5.5”
Horace
colitis on also .wsi'r ‘
Iotl:h NCI'VIIIII, Conn.
"l 'L 1;
Carpenter Builder and
General Contractor
mime; elven common»
lino. Imminent- tritium
uoosuuo or can on known 1
IN on our-or Town ORCINIM"
NAIL PROME'ELY arrauuo In.
—nlsioeuc_I- ‘"‘ “ 1'
21 was-racin- Avenue. nonwautp
HOTEL VICTOKI1‘:.,1
CONN N NAIL-R0“ AV...“
7?; ’4‘ "OHM QT .33.!
New
Internal-maul mm 1.
wmwummmh 1::
Electricity and but h m
Baths In 1mm '
Ml minimum. loom. OX
appointed. Alum contestant.
T.J SULLIVAN; Pgoprietor.
“Lamont CALL.
ll
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than over before.
Wonderful how low you can :5 .
buy nice goods here. You know _5
we do the work in the very best
. I at“?
We have taken a good many
contracts for house pointing and
will be glad to submit Agar-o Io:
WI" "0'19 WNW
We try to carry in stock every.
thing you need for the decoration
of your home inside or out. .44
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Obiioilo mm or ileum oilin-
trimaran. lfll and
upon favorable toms. W
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lbw." “i NATHIWCCII. Prob.
.io1iiuwm
mood in. “Lav-ion. Cobbler.
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