usual to any bile t: tidy on the melt
.lI‘
.
OATURDAY AND DUNDAY. .
.. in: woods.
Maggi} Rocketwasdnylhehtgmr
WFrodsrick smash tit-waiting lh‘
M93933: million , Wit”. «i at
Miss Gertrude Stanton is visiting
her piarents in Haverstraw. N. Y. »
Mr. and Mrs Morris Epstein are err
tertainiug friends from New York.
Mlsses Alice Rider, Hannah Valen-
tline and Carrie Wood are spending
their vacation at High Ridge.
L‘iiittis 3"liitiward sam-
can. wéluttn: yn young‘ meat
were v at; summer home 0
hair ligands llt’Osborn ayenue, last
inlay. '
hThe w Ofko or loading the shells from
the Bade Oyster shop on the barge
is much slower now than it has been.
The men can‘ work only at low title
as the shells which are now being
taken are from under the building.
"Rev. J. A. Clark today denied that
he was the evangelist. who, a few
days ago at Compo Beach, denounced
the outliers for their immodesty. Mr.
Clark tools that he has been unjustly
credited with such narrow minded
views. as he is a believer in bathing
and plenty of it'. The evangelist who
preached at Compo Beach was Rev
James Clark and the pastor of the
Pentecostal mission. has always been
know since he arrived here as Rev.
J. A. Clark.
An enjoyable evening was spent last
night at the home of Mrs 'l‘ovc. in
Osborn avenue A fine program was
arranged for the occasion anti every-
one carried out their parts in an able
manner. The program follows: ()vcr
ture, Second Hungarian anhsody
(Liszt), Miss M e Mulsteln; soprano
a lo. lnfellce t 'ltio); ‘ Miss Sadie
ltlstein; piano solo, 'l‘nubauser
(Wagner), Miss Anna Mulstein; pant
mimc, Juggling, Louis Blumborg; vio-
l solo. ll 'l‘rovntore (Verdi), Edward
_ mocha. Telegrams ‘of regret were
“received from Henry Randolph Mul-
'stein, deputy sherifl of Kings county.
and others. The gathering came to a
close in time for the guests to board
the last train to New York.
Watch this Space
for
Tomorrow.
Robert Smith
MIIIII ‘16.
Newsyton. Conn.
ROWAYTON.
HIV. F. C Brown oi’ Rowoyton, r11
turned from his vacation, Wednesday.
Oberlander's lhunch works how
shipped live boats by tail to parties in
New Jersey.
lira. Herman singer, of Port Chen.
tor, is visiting her daughter. hire. '1‘.
' morn. this week-
The continued wet weather has
made the fllli‘ildiillt ll at the several
shore resorts very small.
Mr and Mrs Samuel ll Wood and
math hiltlren of Wilton worn in town
mostly calling on Mrs Edward ()itu
s
The "Ohio Englishc Bircoi Fair and
Market Day." in Howsyton, was highly
successful last week. The receipts in
all were over mo.
Nathan Dnurhy and F. W. lines
o survey of the Alwl Dance
352:. Bownyton. Wednesday. Mr.
Dance is about to oitsngo the location
at tits stable.
Harold F. Hendricks had an opal-o
dbl performed on him at his home to
mien. blonds morning. having
his tosstis and o uncles out out. its
Mia“? ll” 1“
L inland mural-lat:3
, ry during Miss dulisn‘I absence that “
Miss Raymond grad-
‘, pots.
"’ friends 1'11 dtrslford.
in
can or construction titers.
put two weeks.
sated this year at the New B van blots
moi school and will teach t aitsvillo.
the coming year.‘ the tint turbid
of which opens on Labor Day .
John W. Pennoii hoo it. very original
and ingenous decoration in his yard
consisting of the remains of a sea ser
pent found in his garden while pull
The serpent is about a
feet long and very thin“, but its princi
pie ornament is its head. nearly 8 in-
about lin diameter with teeth three in-
chesi ong. it may seem strange that
its eye is a green apple until you are
told that the aerpént is the roots at
an old tree. But it makes a very pret-
1y ornament. 1.
GIVEN UP To DIE.
B. Spiegel. 1204 N Virginia St.
Evansville. ind” writes: ”For over
five years i was troubled with kidney
and bladder alterations which caused
me much pain and worry. [lost flesh
and was oil run down, and a year ago
had to abandon work Entirely. I had
three pt the best physicians who did
me' no mood I was practically glv
on up die. Foley‘s Kidney Care
was recommended and the first bottle
gave me great relief. and after tak-
lag the “013%“ bottle i was entirely.‘
cured " sted's Drug Store.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
S. C.. the 28th ult.. and will be absent
a week or two in the interest of a
New York lumber company.
Rev. W. F. Dickermnn New Haven.
who has been visiting his mother. in
Dorian, preached in Stamlord. I.tinday
Miss Helen Adams was presented
with a fine piano the past week from
her parents. The occasion was her
ninth birthday.
Mts. William H. Orchard and daugb
ter Miss Hattie of Noroton. spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Whitney,
Maple avenue. .
- Rev. Eumne Bartlett. of Stamford.
was the guest of Rev. W. F. Dicker
man at Mrs. Henry Whitney',s last
Sunday afternoon.
William H. Orchard. of Newton, is
now on the high seas. having sailed
Saturday on the Cunard steamer, Et-
ruria, for England.
Mrs. Godfrey, mother of Dr. John
Godfrey, returned to her home in Ohio
this week after a pleasant visit with
the doctor and his family.
Friends in Barton have received
word of Miss Lillian F. Fool’s arrival
at Rutland Square, Boston. where she
is spending her vacation.
Mrs. Alfred Jelliile gave her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Louise, a picnic at Hot
on Point, this week. in celebration of
her eleventh birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grumman en-
tentninetl friends at dinner at The
Knob Wednesday. they being Mr and
M111. Joltn Henry Knapp of Norwalk.
The annual encampment at Burgh
icy Park Glenbrook. July diet, was a
notable event. and attracted many peo-
ple. The attractions were many and
varied.
Mrs James Bounlo, formerly Miss
Josie Sconcld. and her sister. Mrs
Samuel Burrows both of Boston. who
have been visiting their mother, Mts
Josephine Scotleld will return home
this week.
The flood gates have been removed
from (lorham‘s pond to the great re
lie! of nearby residents who have been
annoyed recently. or more truly. near
ly smothered by the stagnant and of-
fensivo condition of the water. which
necessitated the clotting of all wind
ows and doors during the recent Iul
try soother.
Next Sunday marks the forty third
anniversary of the rectotshlp of the
Rev. hauls French. of 8t.1.ulto's
(‘lturch liarion. This beloved priest.
who has passed his "three score years
and ten" still administers the sacrn
ments and p1 caches with as much vig-
or us when called to the little church
so many years ago
The business men of Dorian gave
their annual shore dinner. Thursday.
August 2. at Bavln ltock leaving on
the it ill truth. The slatt- was large-
ly attended. Mr. and Mrs. Btoorss.
Miss Stoorla. Mr. and Mrs. John
Drummer. Mr. and Mrs Horn and ill.
1' Bates went from Dsriou in Mr.
Hates automobile and greatly enjoyed
the journey.
ll. Bands Buttock was in Charleston.
‘l’ho registrars of voters of the town
of Dorian will be i session in the
town hall on Frills August so sad
liith. iliilii. from is oclocit noon until
it select: p. m.. for the purpose of male
lag and enrollment of oil legal voters
of said town. who appear in person or
y written application. stating in
hich caucus thsy desire to portion
sr Ind Jsmss Bennett.
WEBTPORT.
am
so.
Mrs..l(lliyt1it has been visiting
Dr. 3. it. Nolan has been entertain-
ing friends from Bridgeport
His. (2 B storm has as her mull
Miss ”Magazine at bersnlon. Pa.
and of Rowan»
loath
fi Jinnah all...»
’i'ho registrars Ire (loom Shoo
Bosch parties are popular now st ‘
Onto
,h willow
the a so twill. .
hunters cont-so. “today.
The employees» t Harlan sand
factory will take 3%? annual excur
also this month i . hartored‘ station
, .ttbilihg from ew York to Baton
- around Mr.
Hoyle or.
’t. i ‘y
' art-o avot
t victims
who are habitual
Orino Laxative IN'uit ybyrup euros
APssNotot'rts ,-
$1.44
livers d bowelsap
oil of the
anvil}: ”Cl-LCM
NOTES'OF THE 'SEASHORE.
Mrs U. Mead“ 0t Brnnchviile spent
Mrs. J. H Williams and Mrs F 8.
Morehouss and children or Branch-
viile. spent. Monday at Baton Point.
Mrs. A. W. Merwin andeMisa Alice
Merwin, of Wilton visited Mrs. James
liuhbeli and Miss Helen Hubbeil in
Norwalk, last week.
Rev George T. Freeman, pastor or
the Methodist EpiscOpal Church, of
Dorian. in company with Rev. ill. 8
Wright, of Roxhury, will leave for
grey. N. Y., to be absent about ten
ays '
Mr. and Mrs Herbert ll Sturges. of
Wilton, have been spending the week
at the Norwalk islands. Miss Folsom
Miss Sturges and Miss Eunice Dewing
have been among the guests entertain-
so by them.
The New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has pro-
vided a special round trip ticket for
81. 20 from South Norwalk to Walling-
ter’s Day, August 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Beers
have returned to Ridgeileld alter
spending several weeks at their new
cottage, Blde-s-ch.Beil island, it is
now rented for the remainder of the
season to a party front Brooklyn.
Miss Helen- Sturgcs and friends
from South Norwnik. have returned
from a delightful visit to the farmer's
brother, Samuel an s. The parity
also visited New Lo .‘Chester and
the camp at Nlanttorwliton Corres
pendent of the Rldgllflsld rum
Fltchs grocery. at Hickory Bluff.
was entered by burglars. Tuesday
night and 815 in change and five box
es of cigars were some the slouths
will watch for the rs.and inhale
the fragrance. they get a clue
for the average seashore cigar is a
dead give-away to one who knows
a good cigar
Wednesday. the Sunday School of
the M E. Churth at Hunting Ridge
in company with that at Roxhury.
went tor the annual picnic to Helen
Point. Home drove to the shore.
while others journeyed to Stamford
A Jacket 111 Trades
is not who! the people want when that
rsqulrs good worktr’tsnlhip. My war
II done right and when l ssy A job
is dons, its done.
ARTHUR H. IINIDIBT.
thumbing; Tinting sill!l Itssdt Fitting
I Monroe Itrsst. Io. Norwsilt.
.—
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
so to! had-
.lil J Dayton. of Brooklyn. N.“
Deletions estsarsbolbg slits
ms of Queries rm
island at the
is
Y., is visiting relatives in this pill”. ,
., 1311' s yacht Nyl-r .
Ml‘ Dam” is a. partner of Mr. _
canal
chronic constipation by stimulating the
atlve Fruit Syrup does not illustrate
orgripeandismlldpnd padpleawnttz
take. Refuse substlthtes. Plsisted" .
Drugt 8t ore.
last Monday in South Norwaik. .1 . .
ford on the Occasion of Grand Mam _ .
_ snot-sot
gin nun
ion
flatter
ply trig
comparable start-1. s
2 - 1 and sell bushel:
we'l‘li Willem
National brands bold ‘il‘lit
now under the most expert supervision in the
world had itth in condition by a scientific stori
. system lnsta
greater uniformity and better condition than ever before.
Assn example try the
’ . "9 ”auto-AWN.“
Seed aud- Havens. J
both retailer and customer.
free the dealer from the domination of tit
make him virtually his own producer. and
Brien lga‘is to soil at lower prices
'3‘ cicr had c5613, ratify/bile sup-
With its brands of in.
titty .9 hi free to buy
The
ilgl‘lfid
Sheena
led by all National Stands, give
cabana
AT FIVE CENTS
.You will find it n 8 for 25c. clcnr Hat-
sans. but. 6: sum. 1mm w.
richer and". in better condition
titan the :l for title. cigars you
have got as a. regular thing
at us. vitality urgent Gill
loltiolls. a tactic "in!“
Supsrh clear Havana. 35:"? '“fiumu
. 0 0 ‘1
run «new. we atléfiin'm «1|thm ~
tha usual 2
m'icarll its.
1113””! s
only {or (Ans stands can Notional cigar: be obtained.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY,
and look trolleys. Luncheorwas
spread soon after a11ival The clouds
Were rather threatening. but the day
proved line and a it?! enjoyable out
in; was experts-ark by the many at.
leading.
GOVERNOR‘S STAFF ASSOCIA-
TION DlNES.
NEW HAVEN, August 3.—-The Go-
vernor's Staff Association hold its an-
nual Clambake at Double Beach. Brun-
lord today. the attendance being good
despite the unfavorable weather. The
asstwlatlou is made up of armor go
vernors. former liouieutmtngovemors
and members of any Connecticut go
ternor's ctafl! Bmdlcy of this
city is president ot'the association.
Wall Papers.
Painters’ "Supplies.
Crockett).
Giasslvare.
House-furnishing
' Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe, 20c
White Curtain Potas'wun fixtures, tile
5 .
sun—un-
Pictureframes and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Palatine and
Decorating.
L. ii DECKER.
a Wlbtilw and.
rot. con. ‘ ‘ Iouth uses-ts.
uteri caribou”
r ”"33. t: «1.11.1 We
0 O 8..
m “towns TIL 151-131
Oontr Hotel,
Sellout us Eltasheth Sta.
3315.
.s
-- ‘Arallclld.ih called the father from
the head or the stairs. "Is that young
man gone?‘
".Yes father, completely.‘ '-—Mileu-
lute Sentinel.
l
’258 Sales
0
3 pkgs. ZES'I‘ .......... . .......... 25c
The Very Best BUTTER. per lb. . .250
3 cans BAKED BEANS ........... 25c
3 cans MILK ..................... 250
2 cans Early June PEAS ......... 25c
A. gtull,
:4 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk.
Fitc‘ne sea-‘3}
PLUMBING AND STEAK"
HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITDVII AND RAND! .
ILATI AND .‘I’iN noon
on sod Itssm Fitting,
Isa Fixtures. Mots! Coiling. Its.
Have you soon our stock d
RICHMOND HANG
?
THE JONES & HOTCH 38
00 Y1
17 won; I‘i'HII'l'. lionwsut
IVIIY LADY'O DIIIIINI ”I“
III. ,
shoulsbs
snowll whits,
Iqblprd will I “E
Warm ‘
murmured in‘ rhill "
»--suuu - "M300”
Clear Havana; Degrade.
filliuml'btic cigar;
battlihtllyhlcnd—
eti,thoroughly
hm
EDWARD P. wasp,
Norwalll.
She—"So you have had a great many
thrilling escapes?" He—“Yes—I am
still a bachelor.‘ ~Detrolt Free Press.
THE NEW.
‘IHOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE "0N DIM!
IUROPEAH PLAN. '!
..0ar mm s special «Intro. II
and Ilsotrlo Lights throughout. Iv
cry room hosted.
HATED RIAIONAILI; ""
Finely stocked Cats in nestles
A Mi line of Aoksr, "off" A can
tilt Co's celebrated Wines. Liners sod
Cigars always on hood.
’1'. l. SULLIVAN. Proprietor
Telephone coil. SDI—I.
VS.
Coal and Wood
for booking purposes.
This case has been up for trial in
thousands of Norwalk households and
the uunnlmSus verdict has been in la-
vor of
..i =lT"l-I"Zl.?l.2ll1‘ilii
ass.
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Conn. hailuauti
humanitarian
Mitotic Cali "ti.
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IA” NORWAII
Vi’lborsnlnlsrslndblllindsotit
lhoti Docket! to Orson
! it:
John O'Iullivots,
mm
warm-at
> run snort.“ 1r: slit-as ti ems ‘ V
“Mlle:
' closure .
I. H. minds-co
John H. Knapp .It'n
Josiah ll. Msl‘vln a. Visit
Gin-lotion 0"?“ John 11.“. M'
rand/13C
VAN scor.
PLUMBING. . i
cream. ‘ 1
nor warn.
nun
cos FITTING.
Telephone “7.
.lt'
Fresh Fish.“ *
WHITE HALIBUT. ”Fifi.
crank coo, Bauer-toll, ,
WEAKFISH. 1m] 7
_ BONITA uscksnsa. We.
SILVER sass, surren FISH. l .
COLUMBIA swan ensues, 5%
AND ALL OTHER KINDS or salts.
souasLs FISH. , Mum ‘ 7‘
MARK on
. . Dill Islvstlon. ,.
East End at Washington
Gasoiette .
LauItCh
insurance
.ii’ulllit FIRE-V, , .. _
so“ mam: , “‘ng
"W"? EXPLOSION "-t
J. M. Layton in 0.0.;
. INCORPORATED. ‘
5 Railroad Avenue.
rut JOHN s.‘ ‘1.-
AGING
Air: monomer
sameness. NOTA
IA‘I'I manor RM
so. Not-tooth
r Challis c’l’ii‘nr.
illou
Tum.“
0i] Haiti Pilliil. 3k
Cleans all kinds oi. brass?
and mckei and gives a lasting
finish.
25¢ per can.._
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