, calp or skin of.
. ‘ F , both it has no
must t destroys . odor of perspira-
it» the c mambo. of the mo.
of The maria rs
placed on an
[collected daily. They book! be alpa-
' my'thorwmau an: an» evidence of
The Misses Harbinger. of Catawissa,
Penn. are. spending the month of July
with Miss Crossman. of'Myrtle avenue
. a . .
Mrs. Eliza Waters, of Cohoes N. Y.,
is the guest of H. A. Wood, at his
home in Hawklofi ayenuo.
‘WAA-o—y- _
. Rev. J. A. Clark. thé evangelist, has
taken up his abode temporarily in the
Lee building on the Washington
street bridge.~ ..
The young Thompson lad who deli-
vers newspapers to the residents of
East Norwalk in the morning is ill
and his brother is taking his place on
the route.
The Western Union Company are
erecting a large tall pole on the south
side of the railroad station: For some
time past the wires have frequently
, get tangled. due to the shortness of
" the old pole.“ The new pole is so large
that this diniculty will be obviated.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bennett. of New
Haven, are expected here this after-
noon for a several days’ visit with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Roadie, Mr. Bennett
recently had the misfortune to break
his arm in two places by the back ac-
tion of the crank of his automobile.
Services will be held Sunday in the
newly painted and papercd Advcnt
Christian Church. The paint is white
and the paper is of the same color giv-
ing to the interior a bright and cheery
look. A very pretty little alcove has
been arranged in the rear of the pul-
pit. Rev. J. W. Davis is planning to
hold a special service Sunday we
hing.
Watch this "Space
for
Tomorrow.
m
RobertSmith
Phone 25". Rowayion. Conn.
«‘hOWAv'ron.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in
Rowayion, arc Frederick Lockwood,
Ilwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
cram not to an of tho above will
rmbir prompt a Mention.
Miss M. E, Cusllman has returned
tram a visit In New Haven.
Mortimer Ogden has raised the
frame for his new house, next to his
present residence.
The Rowayton Gun Club will hold
its blue rock target practice, tomorrow
evening at 6 o'clock.
n‘-
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Taylor anti Mrs.
J. B. Raymond left this morning for a
trip through Canada.
Missr‘Nellle Suydam, of Coniorporl.
is the guest of Mr. anti Mrs, Eugene
Bushman, Logan street.
Will all .the little girls and older
ones, who belong to the flowing Class
when it used to unset at Miss Hack-
ley's Studio. come to the Studio on
Monday 9.“ch uta o'clock. if they
would like to ittie sowing. in aid
of the Ubrol'yc for A cordial wel-
comedic extended to all.
will be a meeting of the Dec-
olnmitboe of the Library Fair.
icy‘o studio, Friday oven-
' i)“I A i go attendance ls
‘ b that the doc
fin progress may be lin-
.‘im‘it. committee thus be able
in its attention to other necessi
0::de with its work.
. firfitfo distribution by
brnr'y. Saturday.
note-Donated by Mrs.
Way oféhowa u:
an nDyck.
to
no
Donated
- Thaddcbl loll,
River. by Knit! 1). WI “in; Harlan
Manning. by Edith Euclid; The Mac-
cuersdcr, b yltate c.1‘urston; Mot-
orlnanlae's. ytkloy‘d 0s urns; Man
P! Mark, ,b‘yAfi ooyél‘ot‘le; gilywli'rleng
rospemo it. vary was i “in
--A Telephone, by Paul L.. 0rd;
House of a Thousand Goodies. by new
edith Nicholson; Jessica's First Pray-
er. by Hesba Stretton: At
the Sign of the Fox; The
Fortnightly Literature Class; com-
plete set of Shakespeare's Works.
Acquired by purchase or exchange;
Hans Brlnker, by Mary M. Dodge:
Ballifi's Maid, by. E. Mariitt; Milaney.
by Allen Raine; A Study in Scarlet,
by A. Conan Doyle: Sing of the Four.
by A. Conan Doyle:. White Company.
by A. Conan Doyle; Miniater' s Woolng.
. _v H. Beecher Stowe; Poems, by Oliver
‘Wendeli Holmes: Poems. by Percy
syn} oBhelley; Age of Fable. by Tho
ullinch; Elements of Pedagogy.
..‘E‘ White; Nature Study. by
S. Jackmanl A War-Time Wooing.
, W
:by Capt. Charles King. ..
~Any skin itching is a tempertcs
t r. The more you scratch the worse
itches. Douu's Ointment cures pl-
- lee, ecezmamany skin itching. At all
drug stores.
DARIEN AND i-Nosoron.
For the benefit of this mldcnla of
Darlcn. a news bulletin board and let.
our drop box have been placed in front
of Allen's Drug Store. News ItomI.
personal: and advertisements will be
collected each afternoon. . Not for
publication. but as a uarantoo of good
faith. all ltama must go signed. Agents
for The Evening Sentinel in Darlcn no
Arthur atom" and
Wallace shorcr. Ordora com to any
of the above will receive prompt at.
Nation. . a a...
Miss Addie ‘Eagee left in June with
a friend for a year's soiourh In Europe.
Mrs. Harry Hindley is visiting her
brother, Wm. Fairbanks, in iiraniord.
Mrs. George Scott was in Darien
this week on account of her mother's
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Lee will be
“at home" July 16. at ills bummer
street, Stuml'Ord.
Mrs Lockwood of Noroton Heights.
has returned from a visit with friends
near Long Ridge.
The Daric'n friends of Dr. G. W.
Birch. of Stamford, were grieved to
learn of his death.
Mrs. Henry Whitney. who has been
seriously ill and under Dr. Avery's
care, is improving.
Miss Hattie Orchard. Noroton. was
the guest the past week of Mrs. Geo.
Scott, at Rowayton.
Charles Brown, of New Jersey, spent
Thursday last with Mrs. Merlin J.
Waterbury, at Noroton.
Rev. Arthur Requa and wife, of
Springdaie, MHBB., have been the re-
ceat guests of Benjamin Weed, Nom-
ion.
The Sunday evening services at St.
Luke's Church. Norotou. have been
discontinued for the months of July
and August.
Mrs. George T. Freeman and chil-
dren returned lust 'l‘hursday after a
pleasant visit with her aunt at Valley
Stream, L. l.
Miss Nollie May Huff left Monday.
for her home in Newark. after a
pleasant visit with her friend, Mrs.
John Brummer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry lc‘. Scileck and
daughter are occupying the little cot-
iagc on their Maple avenue place,
built this season.
Two of the beautiful little ponies bo-
longl'ng to Mr. Crimmins. recently died
from eating poisoned apples placed in
the fields for killing Woodchucks.
Mrs. Henry Whitney's friends will
be glad to learn that she has recover-
cd from her recent serious illness and
Is now able to be about the house
again.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. liruggerhof, of
Norotun, celebrated the fiftieth anni-
versary ofrtheir marriage. Bunday.
July 1. by a family reunion at their
summer home.
Rev. howls F. Cole, arch-deacon and
general missionary of. tholdloceae of
Pittsburg, Pu., preached and assisted
in the service at St. Lukes Church,
Noroton, Sunday. .
~
Zigman Mason has been dig mg a
deep well on his Main street p party.
formerly the Northrop place. Mr. Mu-
son is also painting the block opposite
Stillman's drug store.
0 'M
Blinder evening an autcmohlllct
was lined $10 and costs for cacoodins
the speed limit. its was from Green's
Farms and gave as his defense that
“some one was shootiuglaftor him."
Mrs. George Scott and daughter Miss
Jennie will leave Icon for a visit with
Mrs. Nagol in Newmarket. N. 5., Ind
Fisherman's
is r Mrs. Scott expects to visit
ooklyn friends. while Mia's Sophie
spends the time in Long island.
William H. Wiilmott. BL, met with a
If
fll‘h’ifilokliy. of itcwayton: Dono- painful fall a few nights place, while
n Pasha. by Gilbert Parker; Vlve
lfawn-cuss by ill ry it. 8. Andrew;
‘W N, I'M“ um
“MB .‘bgylil list or:
it!"
trying to close a window. Mr. Will-
mott fortunately escaped breaking any
acts, by Myrtle bones, but was badly bruised. tinder
Manna. by A. .l. Elev-galls doctor's care no is now able to be
about mi a.
west granite is 'belng
on or proved in this so lion. Joli
It”
. o‘svnotr house In line but
1 Mrs. Schede.
”and work ltnlight on it
W
lira; if. aha l: ‘ ~
“ is viiiting her’ parent?!
Miss Lulu Korker. of New Orleans.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Olga Koo
her for a few days.
sea—_-
‘ Mr. and Mrs Raymond Johnson, of
iirldgcporl, aredakln
with their son. Char 637.4%“!
t On account of the comb indelibly V:
services at Bpringdale. next Sunday,
there will be no service at the Union "
Chapel
The New York boys are having a _fi'.
(lilo time on John Sherman Hoyt’a‘
property. Through the instrumental-
ity of Mr. Hoyt. who owns a line route “
deuce at Contentment Island. ‘fCump
Lookout” has been established in the
woods by the river. The camp Is
composed of eight or ten tents. one a
mess tent. another a cook's tent, and
the rest affording sleeping accommodu.
lions for the boys. who are having
the time of t elr lives The camp is
located in an (teal spot. amid a thick
grove of trees. and. is admirably adapt
ed for such purposes.
WESTPORT.
Weapon. an I. Diplovanni and Wm
E. Null. Orders not to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. William Doolan has been visit-
ing relatives In Southport.
Robert Graham, of [New York, has
been visiting in this vicinity.
: Miss wane King, of. Hartford. has
been visiting in this vicinity.
7. Friends from New York are bolus
entertained at the Godlllot home.
, Freddie Toquet has returned home
front a visit with friends in Weston.
B. A. Bulkley is following his trot
ters and is at; present in Utica, N. Y.
Miss JuliaAdams has had as her
gucst Miss Belle Seymour of Ridge-
field.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie
are entertaining friends from out of
town.
-—,-
Judge D. I). Bradley and wife are
entertaining friends from New liti-
ven.
Miss Clara Fairchlld is home from a
visit with relatives and friends In Eus-
ton.
Louis Elword and son ofCleyclmni.
Ohio, are being entertained here by
the brother of the former.
‘Jamcs Dunne and wife who have
.
been touring in icuropo. arrived in
New York Sunday and are now aid
their Farms home for the summer sea
son.
Those who are following the work
on the new library building incline to
the bollcf that. at the rate It has thus
far progressed it is due to be ready
for occupancy about 1908.
acres or The fission.
IFrnnk Warren and den-go Nicholas
of licihel. arc stopping for a few days
at the Overlook Cottage. Hello is-
land.
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TOURISTB AT AUBURN.
Proceed on Way to White Mountains
for Gilddcn Trophy.
AUBURN. N. Y.. July i3.—-'l‘he
(Ilidden tourists were astlr early this
morning preparing for the second day‘s
run in the endurance contest. The
starting place was the Osborne House,
which had been headquarters and
Fred Wagner. the ofllcial stalled. sent
the cars away as rapidly as liOtlSiliit'.
The pilot cars left shortly after 5
o'clock. Dr. C. H. Bennett guided the
pilots in Syracuse. The first car to
get away was that of Charles J. Glid.
den and the others followed as rapidly
as it was possible to get them away.
At 8:50 the patrol car which Is to pick
up the checkers and assist the unlor
innate pulled out and with it went the
last of the tourists.
pl‘vnlrrv quasars kitten.-
Dcrnand Reforms in Persia and Riot-
Ing Ensues.
TEHERAN. Persia. July 13,-Tllcre _
Is a recrudescence of political unrest
among the mullahs and divinity stu-
dents which was noticed early in the
year and it in exciting great uneasiness
In governmental circles. The divinity
students broke out into active opposi-
tion to the authorities yesterday and
forciblyreloaaod a professor who had
been imprisoned on the charge of us-
ing seditious iaullua in an affray
a student was kills and two were
wounded. The heads of clergy lm~
mediateiy humbled in the great
mosque and cured insistent demands
,for the immediate granting of the re-
forms previously promised
cry.
In Janu-
PRINDINT ON A PICNIC.
lion in itcwbo‘at to Iatoa'a Nook With
His .Famlly Today.
OYSTER BAY. L. 1. July 13. wi’resl-
dent Roosevelt and his family are on-
ioylng a picnic today at Eaton a Neck.
on the bound. They left the .3. West
Roosevelt landing below Bagcmoro
Hill, at 10 oclock in two rowboatl.
the president rowing one and Theo-
dore. Jr., the other. As a cargo they
had from rs of luncheon, fishing tac-
kle. base oils and bats and target ri-
lids. Malena Nook is nearly ten
miles from the starting point and the
, party will remain there a good part of
Mine day. returning in the evening. Thaw
[lulpreaidcntt will than take up his call
correspondence with secretary Loch
No callers
.. “L. I.“—¢l-‘M‘“
Mr. and .,
a short vacation ‘,
ililiiflllllll”
km” II". a "WWW" Macaw
mole» Walkman. «
POI IALI IV 0H BLII Ill DOW.
-g—~.Wwa- w-..“ -nww. A Wmflm
co‘clALIsM ‘Aooe‘reo
(Continued slots and Page)
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mine of participating in that work,
and i write at this early date to up
, price you that i shall be unable to co -
Agents for tho Evening Icntlncl. In?
operate with you in next autumu's
campaign. '
"l bellcvc that the movement which
you have inaugurated throughout our
state to secure Independence of silt
was from the rule of mouopolloil.
[bosses and political machines is an
important step toWard truo democrat»
cy, and that the independence League
is rendering public service of great
importance in arousing widely in more
potent spirit of intolerance of fr,uud
dishonesty and sulbversiou of the in:
terests of the people.
"i feel, however. that the time has
come when l as an individual. can be
most service to the cause of dem-
dcraty by cooperating. so far as i
may, with those who are devoting
themselves directly to the task of
awakening wider recognition of what
they and i believe to be a more basic
evil than those which you and l have
been attacking hitherto.
”l havo learned but gradually. the
injustice of the situation which con-
fronts the average worker. Honest
and carncst men and women by hun-
dreds of thousands suffer pri'atlon
and want although surrounded by
prosperity and plenty, and owe their
sufferings chiefly to the monopollaation.
of the land and of the machinery of
production bv the few exclusively for
the purpose of private gain access to
the land and machinery being denied
unitss the workers will produce
enough not merely for their own sup-
port, but for the maintenance of the
Idle and luxurious as well. That Is
to my mind a great injustice and one
that demands curly remedy. Person-
ally. ! can no longer refrain from mak-
ing every cndeuvdr to arouse i‘ecogui.
lion of it.
"incidentally l iihtn observed that
under our present industrial system
pauperlsm prevails as widely among
the rich as among the poor: :1 pauper
being one who through disability or
disincilnotion for sell. support by use-
ful service ls supported at the ex-
pense of other people.
"i would not have it thought that i
disapprove of capital (in the con-
trary, i regard capital as necessary at
present to the public welfare: but as
no harmful when‘iused scliishiy that
its complete control by the people.
collectively. is essential.
‘ i know how difficult is is to‘ arouse
recognition of the practicability of
such collective ownership among per-
sons who desire benefits from the prep-
arit system and especially among such
as labor exclusively for personal profit.
or who spend in idleness the products
of other: toil. i am, furthermore.
aware that the majority of those who
uphold the present system do so in
the belief or in the assumption that it
Is a fair and just one.
"i intend offering my services to
the Socialist party, Either with, them
or as a wbol ydndependcut citizen 1
shall strive to promote the recognition
of tho fact in which i believa. that the
so cal ed capitalist system. as such. ls
indefensible ethically and disastrous
industrially through the inescapable
wage slavory to which it leads. and
that It must be supplanted by a more
righteous system of cooperation and
mutual aid.‘ , _ .
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Br.»
zllinn Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. «latest without exception.
1,00 250. 500 and .100 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter's and i’laiatod‘a. ”
MAY MAKE TEST CAOI.
Lawyers on Together to Davin “some
Means of Vlroaking New Rat.
w. .
is. -The amend
manta lo the inter State Commerce
law which. were passed at. the recent
session of Congress are to be discus.
sed by General attorney's and solici-
tors of railroads running went out. of
Chicago at in manila: to be held here
onitMonday. if it is decided to make
a test case the line of battle will be
planned , and all details arranged”,
m
took" our.
. ‘ m .
May Coot You "till to “Opcn Letter
by Mistake” Now.
Hereafter tho “opened by mistake"
excuse will be a mistake that will costg
"00.1% post once department has
ruled that liiiiiiganuct he looked over so
fore leaving the other and that any lat»
ter put in your box by mistake must.
he retur d before leaving the post»
cities on or a penalty of i all for fail-
ure to do so.
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Vi¢TlMI' All wfiiNKINiii.
" "tag
same i“
. is!
CHICAGO. July
mu. 0.xP. arouse. ' "
Motion of the value of the work that A‘ .
the Independence tongue is doing. and 2‘
also of the privilege which has been ~
”an” Hurt in Recent '
. on any “a... -
w Bkroo anN r.
in lured in on airway crumb: Iruty’ 1
l, is no“slowly sin '
postman. of (Shim, ia
lootm ao' wall as yesterday.
' it a”. than has a halodollar. he isnt
as 9 whether it to good or not, it is a
If a it is going into the church col.
cal to "to mop! Intense
mm. loan only
‘ -. bl bodily
using
3"" :e"‘
“M ‘y t >‘.. .
All rannuloooldolod‘ ‘ D
‘ FREE. ’
Colin. Railway N
lightin'lffttnplill '-
Painlers’ Supplies.
Crockenl.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
GOOdS.
Window Shades.
Picture frames and Window
Shades Maddie Order
Painting and
Decorating
L. It DECKER.
01 Washington direct.
Tcl. Con» South Norwaik.
'250 Sales.
The Very Best Eigln. Creamery ,
Butter. pct-lb. ................ 28;
a Pitga. Fore! 25o
:Pkga.‘crcam Wheat 2M
2M». GrapeNutc 25c
4 Olin-00m 2;. 25d
2 lbs. Nrc'urd 26c
as outrage thirds East Norwalk.
Phone 223-3.
m." "’ other
nodal: Whit.
cross stamp to uses.
savmnstzas _IN STOCK
A130, STONE AND OTHER
organs _OF WATER COOL-
Wit ”if
‘ "l’m 0the‘ ”an". and)! warmer weather
1 , prediction.”
limit] the lth l
Bluefish. 120
‘Weakllsh .. 8c
Porgios ... 80
Steak Cod . 10c
Round Clams and all other kind? of 1!
Ben. Food at reasonable prices
’.
7'
‘l‘
»r
, C r0537.
raa marl-m rpufosp om“ ”
old dad‘s.“ Army saunas
last Ind of Washington anus Grid”
WllliamH Meeker.
General
Centractor and ' Plumber.
STEAM lunatic.i
helical Work apii Ample Ex-
parlance.
Water St.- Salli! finali-
oneness ros‘r orrlca box 547.
_......1...._...
A Jack of all Trades
is not what the people want when the!
{organ go'og‘workmanahlp’. MyAwgr b
a on r a an at y o
la dono, Ita don. "‘ Q"! A.
ARTHUR I. IENIDIOT.
.Plurublng'. Turning and Slum Fitting.
l Monroe ltraci. pa. Nor-mill.
FRANK PC.
VAN scov.
PLUMBING, ,
STEAM.
HOT WATER. ‘
'AND ' , ""
GAS ammo. ‘1
Tin. it... 1m, Copper
In?! 2hr- ~.u it.
u—-—-——-———
. to loud: Main Biron.
Telephone car.
.‘Wt “mi“. ”9"-
in: mm a. is when.
I . _ _
ALc“ mounting“: ‘3. aural-r.
non-rose: so any poo-
ura so :Arsm
l .OUTrl-‘iflfixir STRIITus '
Davin w. RAYMOND.
Furlerai Directed ‘, .
and Embalmer. : ‘rl
19 North Main 6L . loath Iorwalt
Incidence, 3. wachlnptcn m
Telephone astronaut!“
We consideizthis sea-
sOn’s line the basis
we ever had.
I
ill Gotham.
ilEOOflATORr
. , mnlpraonmae
N10 Hm If. 1 ’ I. NORWALK.
.. snow white. onopieco. “SW" .‘
'Jc ”humid
lllcliili'tiilATEll.
5 Railroad Avtlhuc. tic. .Norwaik. ' 1L
1% '
avaav LAW: assume o " ‘.
_“m, .. ml
. ‘ t at, 7‘ h
should no' 'btiuippelt villa“
colaiu Enameled . ,w
Have you overlap p36?” ' '.
bow delighfaliy‘ conv clout if. ' ‘
be to have hot and cold. waning arm
”2‘ s“
in your dressio cbatabo , ,
lug apartment an: flog; ml
room? its presence would , ,. _
the nicest degree of comic, ‘
We will gladly .cuoto' you
plumbers are strictly conga
chanios, honest and, ,
that. 3'
Horace R
OORNIR MA AN AM I‘ll,
iouth Tamale. New
Brooklyn brewery flrni'so lager bear.
No better. We deliver it in yous
house, $1. 00 per case (24 bottles.) Lid ,
quors at lowest prices. Tel.15'1-12. J
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and (Shootout! 3
, South Norwalit. 90“?“
Joseph Discos, Prop.
PLUMBING am) a. *
HE MTIN ate
HOT WATER HEATING. ll
» HOT AIR HEATING. "
craves AND assoso'.‘
aura AND rm nonstop.
Gas and Steam Fitting, = ‘
lac rixtum. Metal coiling. tic;
Have you seen our stock or
RICHMOND RANGEBTW'
'an JONES a screams
00M MPANY
17 watt; arson.
.e.‘
DNI MNUTE FROM ”TOT;
aunors'an PLAN. .
't‘i"'..i'i ' I: '31: '1:- Ml?!" a
a c rc
cry room but toils , a" M
RATIO REAWNAIE
Finely stocked Cafe in m
A full line of Ackor,’ Mcrflli ..
tilt Oo’a celebrated Winn, [Jim
Cigars always on hand. ~
’1‘. II. SULLIVAN. ~
> Telephone Gall. 8H t... V
a 1
Mi.
L
“Telephone Gall til-5;
,. a in... sonwsur
'il‘“ 1- dun—1- ~
slim Dinners and an smut tar "
road scores a. cruel
Bathing anti fisliiad
Bath Houses to Rent by tho ,
Ts; Do
0
TRAN GTOAOI .
7., .ch
l l , earn-ac.
3100.000.”
wanna AND morn-a.
IIZJJDO.”
aawu'l.M a. Noragwao A
FRIDIRiOKJ-i no 1 "
wltrsao ”Maggie. rt“
“Willi!" IV!!!”
\ Fred 1s
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