“ H ‘ rho ,
it “Mimi, a tutor box has been
‘ ., on tho bridle in front of the
,Wlliian B. oulmt. items for-
lion In coilootld dolly. They
‘ Int not of good in th
Albert 0er has joined
John P. Hanson. of New York, is the
guest or Chris {lament
Mr. . Ind live. 0W Duhnebacko
spent yesterday in new York.
George .Vsn balls. or the Crescent
yundry, spent yesterday in New
ork
Saivitlon
Mrs. James H. Stevens is somewhat
improved after her seven attack of
tonsliills. .w . _
Mrs. Edward E. Head and children
hIVe returned from a week's visit in
Brooklyn and New York.
Letter Carrier Edward Hanfdrd
went down the harbor fishing this
morning in his launch Leoia Mae.
W.”
Miss Marion L'Horpmedieu,,of this
pinup. is the guest 0! Miss Grace
tFltlayruorm. of armhwood avenue Bo-
e
Miss Mae E. White, of Newark. N.
J.. is visiting her friend. Miss Eliza-
beta (installs. m- Myrtle avenue. East
Norwalk, Conn.
'i‘he Lsdios' Auxiliary of Christ
Church will most with Mrs. Jimmar—
son, No 252 also avenue. tomorrow
afternoon at 23-30 0 Mock.
The beer which was confiscated in
the recent raid upon the Virginia
House on the bridge was destroyed
yesterday by the police.
A small attachment was yesterday
placed upon the Colonial Mill by Dep-
uty Sheriff Sculiey. The matter was
settled out of court yesterday after
noun.
A large and merry party of members
of the Advent Christian Sunday school
went to- do at 9 o'clock on the annual
picnic at bolty springs. in Norwaik.
They anticipated a very pleasant time.
ROWAYTON.
Agents far The Evening Sentinel in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood
Elwood BrOIdey and CharloI Petty.
Orders dint} to shy of tho abouc will
reactive prdrhot attention.
Mr. and"; Mrs. i-igyward Every and
son iiton are spending tWO weeks at
Trinity Lake New Canaan.
7" .
Davidrr. Albrecht WM a pleas-
ing solo last Sunday. evening in the
First Baptist Church. of Rowayton
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Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Garrison, of New
York, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Center; of McKinley street.
Mrs. Ada Thomas has returned
home from a visit with Dr. and Mrs.
S. D. Woods. of Northvlile, New Mil-
ford.
Miss Florence Raymond. of the West
Side, has returned home after a
week's visit at. Gaylordsvillc and New
1-.lavcu
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A Deimont Austin. of New \'.ork
who has been enjoying a fortnight's
vacation. has returned to his duties in
a lawyer‘s omce. l
George H. Jackson, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., accompanie y bls mother and
sister Gladys my Saturday and Stin-
day with friend on Belle island anti
in Rowayton. my}!
There are many summer residents
at present in Rowayt‘on. and the sea
son promises to. tend a month or
more longer. ”Add a number of peo—
ple will conic from the city the last of
the month to remain over Labor Day.
Rev. Joseph E. Appley who will de-
liver a lecture on the Wonders of the
Great West this evening. at the Meth-
odist Episcopal Chilton. preached two
excellent sermons from the same pul
pit. last Sunday. The pastor Rev. Er-
nest w. llyshe. with his family has
gone to Canada lo spend his annual
vacation with his par-.ents
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plains AND noaoron.
Agents for the Evening Sontlna i In
Onion, Iro Arthur Manson. and Wei-
Inco Sharer. Orders sent to either of
the above will rIoIivI prompt atten-
t on.
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u...—
Nnthan E. llauchy was a visitor in
South Norwaik yesterday.
W
Miss Harriet Srtiuoid was a visitor
in South Norwnlk yesterday.
W“
Miss Annie Conn has returned from
her vacation. spent in Brooklyn.
Miss Josie thriller. of New York. is
visiting her that. Mrs. Nathan Dau-
oily. for I few days.
punch—nun“...
Charla ii finely. of Norotcn and
illll mother, Mrli Holly ii. Seoly. are
spending August at their camp in the
Adirondacks
“on—arm l
notice of the Peace William H.
“Max:113. Johsjsl‘tlmfiay (gimmltie‘t‘i to
I go a or can ays
each. Ito pig’s lit-mu and fill wife on
he also“ it tho writer as In
iv v. is visiting “are.
' Mrs. Mary Ambler is visiting tribunal
in Mt. Vernon. N. Y
Miss Florence golden. of Yorktown.
A. Romper. oil-lartford, h be
spending several days here w h his
parents.
. con—m ‘ r
A. Bostock. and wife. or untold.
have been guests at the home of Mrs.
RBI-ad! or.
Dr. and Mrs. A. .l. Wokeman are:
visiting with friends on the south
shore of ~ong island.
:-
T. D. Robinson and family of Al-
bany. N. Y., who have been spending
much of the surhmer here left for their
home Saturday. .
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John Willardson. of Hoboltcn. N. J..
has purchased a tract of land from
Rufus Wakeman, in the northeast acc-
' tion of the town.
Westporl. grunge meets to- night and
promises one of its most entertaining
lecturor's programmes. Music. reci-
tations and reading will he the fea-
tures. - . .
Bulkley' s garage. at Sasco lake. fills
a long felt want. and yet to be in the
swim a suitable and Well equipped
garage shoud be established in the
center of the town.
Vigilant and Compo engine compan-
ies are to have a water throwing con-
test Labor Day There is a friendly
rimlr‘y between thd companies arid
their supporters will be out in force
to rent for theirrespective organiza-
t cos.
Two ‘rooma are added to Greens
Farms school. to accommodate the
largely increased number of pupils
that ill be in line at the opening. The
chan 9 Was badly needed and will
prove of benefit to the youngsters in
that section of the town.
We have heard about electric lights
at the Farms, months ago but the ze~
phyrs do not want any more satistac
tory interrelation regarding their ad
vent noi‘ is it at all probable that they
will be in evidence at least for a year.
Periodically there is a canvass made
of locality and the results are alleged
to be very satisfactory. Why then are
the lights not forthcoming?
'c‘izhusufi
Miss Maud Rubey-«is visiting in
Corona, L. l.
. . .
Mrs. Emma Crank, of Norwaik,
visiting Mrs. Barnes.
Miss Ethel Martin is visiting at
Harry Rubey's. in Weatport.
Mrs. H M. Filiow spent last week
with Mrs. Hawkes in Bridgeport.
is
—_...
Mrs. E. 0. Shipman visited Mrs.
Frisblo, in Bridgeport, last week.
T. E. Gregory spent Friday and
Saturday in New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Frank Wilimolt. of New York.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs, Robert
Gregory.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Gregory spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes.
in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. F'. W.
family visited friends
several days last week.
Arthur Norris and friend, of Dr-
Inge. N. J.. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bouton last week.
Gregory and
in Reddlng
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blatchford and
son. of Brooklyn. were guests sev-
eral days last week of Mrs. Minnie
Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Weiinltz cuter-
tained on Sunday Mrs. Petraugc of
New Yorkz‘Miss R stel, of Berlin.
Germany. and Mr an Mrs. Paul Hoes-
tel and family. of Norwalk.
‘ NEW CANAAN.
Harold Russell is visiting in Siam-
ford.
wa—‘m‘h
Profoladr ii. C. Wyckoff's school will
reopen September 25.
Mrs. Charles Kaiser has returned
from a viable New London.
Russell 1., Hall has returned from
I visit of three music Chautauqua.
an...
Fremont Saunders. of Hartford, is
visiting Mrs. Charla Schmidt, South
avenue.
MilI Marnrot LIhey has been vislt~
ing but I few days with relatives in
Stamford.
‘ ‘WH—‘fi
It. and Mrs. John E. Her-am re
turned Monday from a pleasant visit
with friends in an.
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Milton Grok. who has been ill for
several months with Bright' :1 disease.
lugs been taken to the Stmnford hospi»
to .
Dr. and lfrs (i ll. Kseior and Mr.
Monday from a two weeks' cruise on
the Sound.
it".
Broom
permitting“ gurus.“ Mb. I
.Ioo Groom Powder, 2 packages for 26
led by Mrs W.
ml’uddlng and D~Zorta Perfect oily
at 10¢. per package. and D eria
cents. Five choice flavors each. A
Ii . so you how easy it is to
mom with no labor
M Order today.
day. in the absence of the pastor. Rev.
.uslgur . .. .
Elford McKendrick is presiding at
the organ of tl‘I exPrss yterlan church
in Stamford lie in regular organ-
ist is vacationing.
W
Misses Maggie and Sally McKeh
drick. of New {or were recent VlSl-i
tors of their hrdt er, W..l McKen
drick. Railroad avenue.
mm
Mrs. Fred. B. Light and son. Georse
Miss Ethel Taylor and George Everett
and sister of New Canaan. are spend
ing a Week at Hickory Bluff in one of
the Roscoe cottages
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Miss Florence E. Hoyt. of Stamford
in charge of the local telephone ex—
change. has been obliged to resign ow
ing to illness The place is being flll-
F. Lewis. of Waterbury.
Clsrdnce Kirk. of firo‘oklyn, who is
stopping with his grandfather Editor
Kirk severely lacerated his hand with
a rip saw a few days ago. The Wound
was dressed by Dr. O'Shaughnessy and
is healing nicely.
. “W”?
,Thomas Hall. Jr.. smashed the hood
and running gear of his auto on South
avenue, last evening, while making a
turn on the lower end of the road. The
machine swerved and collided with a
stone pillar at the entrance of the Lap-
man estate All the occupants of the
car were thrown out, and sustained
slight injuries.
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George Reynolds. who was only re
cently discharged from the Norwalk
hospital, after suffering severely from
injuries received by being impaled on
a meat hook in Brown‘ s market, New
Canaan. was hit by a trolley car in
Norwalk, Sunday evening. and ren
tiered unconscious He was taken to
the Norwalk hospital, where it was
found that he was not seriously in-
jured. it is said that the alertness of
the niotorman undoubtedly saved his
life. He was hit iii the back and hurl-
ed a distance of ten icet.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
The Congregational Sunday School
of Weslport. is enjoying a picnic at
Bolon Point today. The trip was
made by trolley.
Blue fishing in the waters of the
Sound continues good and large fleets
of boats have been operating near here
for the past two days with good suc-
case.
A combination picnic of the Ridge-
geld Congregational and Baptist
church was held today at Roion Point
Some of the picnlokcrs came by train
and others drove. There are about
500 in the party.
The Sagamore Club, of New York.
will hold their annual shore dinner to-
mcrrow nftcruoou at Roton Point and
the affair will be one of the most elab-
oraio of the season. The club will
come on the steamer lsahel.
Commodore A. E. Chasmar‘s well
known yacht "Ayli" has been brought
over from Newport, where she has
been all summer. and Mr. Chasmar
and a small party will spend the bal-
ance of the week on a cruise to the
eastward.
LANDS MAN EATING SHARK.
Judpo George W. Brth Captures
Foreclouo Creature Near Com-
modore lcnodict’o Such.
NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y.. August 2
-.ludge George W. Brush yesterday
towed to Cos Cob behind his catbcat
a man eating shark nine feel long.
four feet. in circumference and four
hundred pounds in weight. it was
caught opposite Commodore E. C. lieu
edict's bathing beach. at lndian liar-
bor, where it became entangled in u
fisherman's not when tasking a man
at the optimal. it was killed with
host books. but the judge took no
chance of laking it aboard the boat
and having it come to life.
ITATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
First Annua to ob; 1Iiioid,ln,i..ltollfluid.
August 21nd ”pt 1, 2.
LITCHMMIDO August 23.~'-The pro-
gramme for the first annual chal-
lenge tennis tournament of the state
under the auspices of the NationIl
Lawn Tennis auscultation was an
unnamed yesterday. The tournament
will be played on the courts of the
Ilitchiiold Tennis club. Ausust 29. 30.
liifiand September 1 and 3. The events
will be gentleman's singles (goalie-
inon's doubles. consolation singles for
championship clips, and match for the
president 3 cup,,w his now hold by
Francis J. Colon Hirtiord.
MINIGTIR ”ligaALl-u PRIIINTI
CARAC ”In!" August 22.
(Delayed hair“? Paid Censorship).
~Wi’iiig‘m “m “g.“ the tpalatial:the:l-
can star Iy braces are
doiitlai s to P ntGaItro. by
he was recs
lid GOAL
nHAlt KIN. .
big bros of“
Hunt‘s lentils. .
All t Ian-“Th0
on Red Asa
coat to.
ii; loam,“ l} 010 Fle
use and boys are t rows out
D
found
an «cum all
_ Ill ‘ t
said there tnilt he
nicely and override .
How the child got i .
is a myster s~"’vlrlilt.~b ’
meat is see in? to d
Falmetlsland amilw
Laval
a little house at 78
found who say any title
(Mud to the ouliiouse. ’l‘
investigation. was made,
much alive
and Weighed about 7 pounds.
was taken out.
over with Dr
The, police and Dr.
settlement
" ~-—Scrot'uia salt rheum
sing.
Blood 7 Bitters.
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NEWPORT, R. L.
nament.
which materially
them on the courts
hoes.
ALL “VI.“
.. .1 . Chill-I-
'PHoNl ”1-4.
It the
. Motion.
tents and (“to milk bottlsoops
Balhlna Shoes.
yi.
inlited Stateny
ht diluted baby
it out five hours
the flooring of
ll River street.
ht. about ii The
urtied not to the Siomford‘ .
l'i ‘ priioon it was
getting along
iy live. .
the outbound
police dap arb
Elbert 8.
ud Mrs.
there and family. bolfiaoiorcd, live in
River street
Mr. Palmetto m on the front verso
da (if the house all the afternoon. and
was there a good part of the evening.
Neither he nor any one else has been
carry the
he police be
have the infant was in the place but
a short time. perhaps 20 minutes or
half an hour, before it, was found. » ‘
it was a daughter of Mrs. Waithore
who made the find. She heard thclcat~
like cries. and told her mother.
WI;
All
and Henry
Watson of 82 Mill River slrect tore up
the flooring and found the infant very
it was a well- formed boy.
Mr. Fab
metta had notified the police depart
meat. and Sergeant Nevins got over
there Just about the than the child
Later Acting Chief
l.effernian and a special oliicer went
Benjamin Bohannan.
ilohanuan made a
searching layesilgatiun but could find
nothing that would throw light on the
mystery. There is a small settlement
of colored people in Mill River street,
and the oilicers and Dr. Bohahnan car.
ried their investigation through the
eryslpelas
and distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the clean-
purlfyiug power at Burdock
NATIONNL TENNIS. TOURNEY.
August 23.—-The
championship matrh in doubles be
tween H. Ward and B. C. Wright. the
holders. and F‘. B. Alexander and H
H. Hackelt, the challengers by virtue
of their victory of yesterday. was the
attraction today at the opening of the
second day of the national tennis tour~
In addition to the doubles event, the
committee had before the clearing up
of 32 matthes in the second round of
championship singles before the close
of the day. so that every effort was
made to start the (outcsts early. The
rigor with which defaults were record-
ed yesterday served to bring nearly
an the players to the Casino on time,
assisted in getting
OTTAWA HANGING POSTPONED.
OTTAWA, Ont , August 23. ~Charies
King. the Ameriran who was to be
hanged at. Edmonton on September 1
has been granted a reprieve until Sep-
tember 3. The inauuuratinn of Albert
as governor is to take place on Step.
lember l and the government postpon-
ed the hanging on that account.
"OiOVEIlS’ lilt PLACE. "
Vacation aad Outing
,
"urn shalt" mu at"
is prepared to do“ artful ‘ «port
repairing and machine work on autos.
NEW GAR AGE,
Hie.
0n Railroad Ivonne. ap-
poms arrival-want
WI build motor casinos. novelty I
i" .
~—
_ and will 0mm" ‘ W
’3‘” fig. all others “ .
all adulterous. :. of 1
diam Romody conclilcagdr amide! ‘
outnumber sons Charles E. Dow
snakes mew case. " m; o
ANACONDA Mont August 22. —-.l.: l WARI. l
C. Savory. owner of the famous Cable In WASHINGTON .T.
mine and well known in Iowa banking . .
circles and on Wall street, New York Phone 14”.
is dead at his residence at Cable. of
heart disease. He was eighty-three
m.
years old, .1”;
~ ~~ -~ m— _._ ~— LUMBING nun smarts
IF THERE ARE ANY “B. 5’: ' HEATING. ' »
LEFT m TOWN HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
OLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gal leturoI, Metal Coiling, Ito.
Hey. you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 *WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Sale of Gold Wail
Papers at‘Cost.
it to no fault of ours. it is think
of those people who have, not used
“Bugaicne,” the great Bed Bug Bounc-
Ir. - , ‘
Not I poison. Not explosive
25c.
Does the work every time.
The Zelifuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN .T-u .0. NORWALK.
hill Looti
Lilli!
BLUEFISH. 12c Now is the time to buy. usual
W EAKF ' SH. 8° Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL ‘PA-K
PERS. it is my custom during July
SPANISH MACKEREL: 10° and August to reduce the price or
EELS. 12¢ GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in
SWORDFIBH, 12° order to make room for new goods.
. if you need WALL PAPER for this
STEAK COD. 1°“ summer- or next fall. com and Ice
an other kinds of Fish'solling at our stock. l u 1.
reasonable prices. Cloth Window '1‘:
shades . triage
soar snsu. cases. as: 002. :5... n 'h '
'I'HI psorta'r‘wgt ANI omIn . -——- , ‘ '.
Drool Glassware hill
on Isle-tion Amy leaning. on. ....._. ' I. "
III! Ind of Washington "not Iridgc
CAPT. CHARLES pu Rout Prop.
tenth Nwfilis
lliuis luau
Bil the compass
he keeps.
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A WOMAN
Bil the kitchen she
keeps.
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A Gas Rance Kitchen
means a ‘
Clean Kitchen.
Gilli. Hiillllliiiillt 4
Paintsrs‘ Bupplil.
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Window Shades and Picturo names
to order.
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'Painung and Paper Kantian}
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.Tclopnono Connootion.
t. H. links
I? wsonmorou IrnIIr,
bout» Norwnllt, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING. \ .’
STEAM. \. 3!
HOT WAT“ {“l.
line up
GAS ammo. ‘V.’
lI‘in, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. . g.“
'0 Iouth Maia Strut.
J TIIOpIIcnI. tar-I.
PhD“. 6'. Wm NOW“ m
AUIOM03|lE INSURANUE. m.
songotflm JugUMNQI :00-
This Company Written a most' liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against tire arising
from any calico. explosion and light-
ning included-waist: marine and trams
portstion risks—theft or piifor'age. up-
on the most favorable terms.
if you are lutorsslod in a brain.
male life insurance Proposition can
for with the insurance Annoy of
Jacob M. Lotion.
8 IiIliroId Place. lentil Romain.
5-4. ,9
in on an
COU‘i'l-i” unmask. cons.
onoawl'zso ma.
Capitol
lamina. ”00,000.00
hf Mina. “0.000.”
was i t
Ioliolta manta of individuals. inan-
«lecturers. merchants and corporations
noon favorable tot-Ins.
'W'W‘u"¥"'ww"&pm
«cos a. "trivial, cashier.
DINIG‘I'OR.»
I. III. MW hill! 0' I.
John H. Knapp." Henry dorm
Josiah Ii. florid
mum-n “macaw Garvin
“0
Tel. Gill M
Color: will not run or fade. .
. born with
stonewall '
am be null": ‘
them in operation-
Repairs to Italian" and It
rlno engines and donor 3 ll- '
rlnI Work Solicits“. ll .0
ans o. a marina ..
M’F’G.CO. ~ '
. l “i;
all 1'. ?‘
lIrI necessity of perfect Health and
In IIIIntIII element of Happens.-
o prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you Ihould equip y or
sleeping apartment or dressing on he:
I snowy White. one-pi ll
"Standard" Porcelain Emulsion Lifiz .
tory and have runnlng hot and chill
water so desired at your tcbob,
We hay. samples in our and
and will gladly quote you prion.
Horace R. hash
canelt man she wssi‘. d163,,
loath Norwalk, coon.
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter Builder and
General Contractor
:‘s’rtl‘tnst dwell ran J I-
Imp. guanine or saw sun A
M casino on OLD ITR‘UG‘W '
n on our or: TOWN cameo; in
NAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED fro.
~R£lIDEN0l- ‘ 3’ ‘
27 WEBTPORT AVENUE, NORWALK
WM
HOTEL victors.
conned IAILnoao ltd/and A .,
nounos oral”. I iii!
lowly furnished throughout. Knit
comfortable and up to-dato hots! 3g
city. Electricity and heat in
room. Baths in connection.
fact unitstion. looms ucslioail
appointed. Alum comfortcbio
dill
Cato comings routine I! 1dr}!
Merrill and Gondit‘n wines. flout» l
and cigars. Int stocked bar in lid
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
' TILIPHONI GALL'. III-I. . .
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 but
manner. ., 4 M
We have taken a good malty
contracts for house painting and '
will be glad to submit figures for.
your wo’k' | II M
We try to carry in stock ivory-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. M
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