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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 9, 1906 · page 7

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lur keely social service at the Advent
Christian Church.

 
 

The re “ meeting wlllllu
held this evening at the East Avenue
«my. Edward Cun-

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Morrlg ‘ f'hsalzglurchfiegd “is
es s n
floiiside Pig ' will take posses-

slon about figpteinber l.

Cyrus Benjamin has sold his house
in- emanation coldest Norwalk. to
John D and Edt' V. Carr who will
occupy throw flamenco.

END thud ii i h ternoon's
“gums tlil'emb‘zathug is ex-

 

delight and lame flutes gather there .4

each afternoon to enjoy it.

 

Elisa Florence Reynurd. who has
been visiting Mrs. Josephine Brown.
of Beavisw avenue has returned to
her hows in Brooklyn, and will sail

will visit her sister.

 

A very handsome speed launch about
forty feet in length came into the bar-
bor yesterday.“ , and spent the night
here on her way to Newport The
craft is the Bybarlta ll.. owned by Wil-
liam J. Brokaw. of New York She is
said to travel about twenty- -two miles

 

The case of Robert Wright. who is-
tly assaulted Danny Donovan at
film Point. was tried yesterday

non, before Judge Joseph ll. 'l‘ay-

lor in the town court. Donovan and
John Reach. the chef, testified. Wright
that Donovan struck hint that

and the case was continued until Aug-

hi9 .30. when more witnesses willhe
examined by the court.

 

There were s number of easy marks
at: Hefner's store this morning when
a particularly bright g‘enius entered
and asked is they had heard about the
accident to the DeKlyn yacht Nylked.

Apparently no one had and the genius
imparted the information that she had
come up to South Norwalk for coal
and when starting out had carried
away her bowsprit and forward mast
When pressed for details the genius
imparted the information that the crew
had; no other place to put them so
they carried them away.

ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Jennie Sharer and daughter.

are Laurette. Sister. of Rowayton.are
flying a vacation sojourn among the
hills. ,

 

 

Miss Mildred Baxter Of South Os-
han avenue. East Norwalli. returned
horns from a visit with her brother,
“null Baxter. of Rowayton.

Dr. Howard Stevens. who is located
in cornwsll Bridge. arrived at his
home in Rowsyton yesterday for a
day’s visit and will return today.

.—-—-——-—~»-—

The Ladies' Auxiliary. of Rowsyton
”Gummy. No. l. w ill hold a
nesting at the hose house. in ltowsy-
mg.“ om. donorrowed night. lie-

llbe served

 

 

 

my. William James, of bells island,

upschd‘io attend the happy hour
nowsytoom

tist Church. with I urge company of

"m '“" so? holim'sloisu.

out.

mnmndsnt of Hearts' idsso Home.

New York. who win deliver an ad-
‘m .

out?“ will utilising.
” {m an...“ r

“ water this State
3:. to“:

Tomorrow.

is altered”.

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condos Hat by ' a strig owl-
continued until it is dlspossdof
transfg‘r is assented t9

w
with Mrs. manganese dill lucid
over a year. re urn

Tuesday. Mr. Ste es “All?” rigidly
night. that they had a most enjoyable
trip. having mfairiér good“ weather on

id...“ blunt 'lii‘di.‘ E?" av:

I rland. resting and enjoying the win-
:rsnorts Efrem. titers mat to
taly. taking a men on the

Two. .. Altar this Mr. Stokes s

We months It in la the Us ver-
y of‘ nuns. s‘s‘u‘d lies w' ill ye;

the summer. When asked what he
thought or the Boslsluio sentiments
rocigilgly ex regsed by his brother.léi.
so, so .
“it tilled ind" dilute...
think for if I did it would be misun-

Gristmill. saves .y \ .fle refused to say
anything more the so set

as. ”host?

. 4r“
Cornelius ftei'nper is driving a lively
business llshinu

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Thomas Adams. of Derby. is spend-
ing home than here lth his mother

but of town“ guest‘s are heliig enter-
tained at the shore cottage of J. H.
Cole. »

 

Benjamin Elwood and wife. of
Bridgeport are visiting'relatives at
the Farms.

Judge and Mrs. D. B. Bradley plan
an Outing at Lenox. Mass” in the near
re.

 

_——

Moonlight nights and torrid weather
have served to bring numbers out on
the river.

 

 

Local grangers participated in the
annual outing of fission Grange, at
Steeplechase ‘lsland. yesterday.

 

E. N. Sipperley is numbered among
the auto searchers and recently “got
his." a fine for exceeding the lspee
it. .Tho unkindsstd cut of ch
ta prwdllt authorities ton ed i.
hert u .nnd he only recently became
a property owner and resident of that
town.

 

so‘u'rrt winch.

Mrs. howls flasher is entertaining
several guests ironiNew York City.

Mrs. Washington Post and daughter
Mabel are guests of relatives in Green-
wich.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds. of
Cranbury. visited Mrs. Sarah Weed.
on Sunday.

 

George Jones is spending the month
of August with her sister. Mrs. Bert
Brown. in Branchville.

Mar. Frederick Raymond. of Dan-
bury. is visiting her sisters, the Misses
Taylor. of Main street.

 

—.___

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Godfrey have
returned from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Wallace. in Fairdeld.

William K. Post has returned from
a Week's stay at Compo. as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. R Gilbert.

————— _____

 

 

Eugene Mix has returned to his
home in Newark. N. J.. after a two
weeks‘ stay with his aunt, Mrs. Wash-
ington Post.

Mrs. Harsh Weed. of Grumman Hill,
sustained another bud fail. last week.
fracturing a rib and receiving a so.
Vere shaking up.

 

 

Miss Marie _Y0llll‘. who has been
visiting her brother. Capt. Arthur
Young. at his summer home on iii-um-
msn Hill. has returned to her home
in Flatbusli. N. Y.

notes or run sensuous.

The North Star “Plenum-e Club. of
Stamford. will give I straw ride to
Nnrwsllr. 8siurdsy. August in.
non

“it; sires so:
are station:3 Dsnbury. enjoying his
snnusl ten days‘ ism ofabssnoe

Dana and family are at Comps Beach
for a vacation. .

szm also stay as host.

Doubts were expressed toils as in
whom" the United States her No
ro. which went ashore on the root!

egg-film hats in tits “lg; Asterisk?
a: hood won’t all night, but «on
warm steam pumpstsl

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m:ythsisggsdrosirs

by the prosecuted

om’h'm‘ '33” “ti. 1:1'.

bus .
and spend live days..‘ These
erls visits to the (lusrds’ camp

g the i
rsss‘s yacht.
in... it re

Court circles or

‘pdrtuult; 32% Thigh pr

31:1 Roastiathtoads says it is no;
u on o it gave:

counter revolution Wmil’é ‘gg'ifie

energy it has been waging war against

the "enemies or society" and expres-
ices. the hope that moderate public

tremes will grow rapidly.

,The Bourue (insets charges that.
much of ..,rev query agitation
duoted'a ong the sailors at Cron
stadt was through universit gl 1 stu
dents. who frequented nilbi ic lioness

bring them under their influence

MOSCOW, Aug. 9.-——'l‘he resumption
of work here was complete today. but
sr if” of agita 7:9 and chists of work
ii‘torganisa has continued. Many
g; the; more acltliile at the workmen

you can sue am e i .,
on; L'i‘vcn‘is .'a'hnssid '31:?ng

police patrol guardlu the railroad
was tired upon from sru ush yesterday

wounded.

 

CASEYQO‘OONNOR.

u—uu-ut
Pretty Wedding” at St. Joseph‘s Church
sy. ,
John Casey and lss may O'Con-
nor. of Booth Norwall. were married
at St. Joseph’s Church by Rev. Wllo
liam Maher. yesterday. Miss Katie
O’Connor. sister of the bride. was
bridesmaid and William Casey, the
groom‘s brother. was best man.
The bride was attired in a hand.
some own of blue silk trimmed with
valenc enues lace. She wore a white
Fedora list.
After two weeks' trip" to Spring-
field. Boston. Hartford and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey will begin house-
keeping in Hillside Place,
m
insertion cushion or wusar
suss U.TED
Tormxa, Kansah. August 9..—-J w.
Redford. state grain inspecior. who
has Just returned from Mexico, where
he made investigations. asserts that
he found conclusive vidence that sev-

d oral Kansas City gra 11 dealers substi-

tute infeiior grades of wheat after
the tale grain inspection department
hanlpected and given grades on the
grain in cars.
As the Kansas law stands now. there
is no penalty provided for such an of-
lease. Mr. ltadiurd will ask that the
intern pass a lair mailing this
sort of evhslon of this lnsp'éction re

- huirements s felonv.

STANDARD OIL REDUCES PRICE.

CLEVELAND. 0.. Augiistil.—-The
Standard Oil Company today reduced
the selling price of all grades of re
lined oil 1 2 cent. per gallon. Quota-
lions on gasoleno and naptha are un-
changed.

NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE.
N01lTHF'l'liiLD.Ma‘ss., August ll.—
Wlth about 3. 000 people in attendance,
the meetings at the orthlleld Confer-
ence were resumed h re today.

 

 

Coal as i... ornament ln Jewelry -ls
being used in Japan. Only the hardest
and most perfect pisses can be used.
of collecting coal of such quality for

or three hits are found in a day.

t-o'plniil'n edually hostile to both or» ‘ I H A

onlsed by the sailors in order to .

One man was killed and one was ,

Workers in coal mines are in the habit

the Jewelers. Often not more than two

 
 

 
 

 
 

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THE Eamon ssasardv

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BACK TO NATURE.

Her cry was back to nature,
Pursuing which we note,
She ordered from. her tailor
Some. logs in which to boat.

another set for riding. .
Was necessary. too.

And proper dude for golfing
Next flushed upon the view.

For boating shooting..touring.
(lame suits in goodly share.
Plus clothes for exercising
Within s. rocking chair.

And while her husband paid it

He found with some surprise,

The back to centre nillesge .
Congressional in also.
«Mohandburgh Willie); in New York

 

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all;

hires new 1er slid
lustre to old tables.
chairs. fumllure. and
picture inside.

It is the idéal finish
for all Woodwork.

 

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neurone RAILROAD.

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fleet..- Julia 10. 1000. . .

LEAVE scum Viihsthit rev.

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gift... fitting-05501.. 11-. or:
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No x. l. ‘Oid‘l: 80‘s, I: 921;.
11‘ ml '3.':rs '

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.. minnows“. .
us WASHINGTON STREET.
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When It’s 5:3 in "the
than. whotisflii :2;
in how hitches?

I

, lions for 01h". r g.

3.424

-’ White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. 10¢

: Plciiiroframes and Window

‘ Tel. ODD.

._ '1 N0 better.

.ls‘mttvnsttii's psopluwsnlwlisn

Latest slon rungs and all condos- 7 ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

Painters’ Suhplies.
Crockerii.
' Glassware.
House-furniShi‘na
Goods. ‘

Cloth Window Shades. withfrlnsibm

Shades an. to order.

Painting and
Decorating.

Lil. DEEKER.

Irink it

It is coed

Brooklyn brewery nrm's lager beer.
We deliver it in your
house. 81.00 per case (24 bottles.) .m-
nuors at lowest prices. Tel. 161-13.

Central Hotel“,
Corner Home slid Chestnut Itrssts.
Jodtnll‘bi Kym“.

A JACk Of all Trades

 

 

workmsnlhlp.
is "not all when i
la doss‘. its dad's. “3’5

ARTHUR I. IINIDIGT.
Pi hing.‘ Timid rid Its-tn Mill
$lssros at”. is. ”

Joli

"milk.

We consider this see

son’s hits the best

‘ ' we clot hid.

 

 

enough on other wthln‘gsl
‘uhout time for you to call a halt to

had unlortunate experiences depend—
_‘ 'ing upon superficial. artificial. outside 1
' things to drive you home to the real ,
power in yourself? Aren‘t you tired._ . ,

I . never fail you it you depend upon him.

 

”ii

suit ' Haven't ‘
Isn't

tear all all masks. to discard ave
thiugogou haveba hope ‘ e ngon ou
ids yourself. and ”depend upon
your own woi 111‘!

Haven‘t you been in doubt about
yourself long enough? Haven't lid“

of issuing and our: owing and depend-
cg anion this thing and that thing
i‘ have failed you?

always ’will be disappointed when he
depends upon any outside help. There
is one person in the world that will

and are honest with him; and that is.
yourself.

: It is the sellI reliant man that is in
demand everywhere. .

. lT DEPENDD.

“Do you think any man can he in
love and be sane at the same time?"
it depends a: what he is in love
with. if the o Jet-t of his affection be
beautiful. a good cook, able to make
her own clothes and willing to oyst-
look it if he doesn't call her Pet or
Darling in public. 1 dou' t see why there
should be any reason to doubt his suit-
ity ."~Chlcago Record- Herald ‘

TDAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directos

N slid Englishmen ,
7‘1 srth Main uth Her-wall
Instr! 0‘ Wuhfitm that.
.‘l's options at house. ms

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 pkgs. zES'r .257:
The Very Best BUTTER. per lb. .26
1 cans BAKED BEANS .259
Scans MILK ...... 25c

2 cans Early Juno Peas .25

tull.

at Goings an. East Not-walk.
Phone 223-3.

nose-lotions-

st.

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losses-

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. Thamsuwho. learns to seek power .
: within himself learns to rely upon
. himself. is never disappointed; but he

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tiling to pay you whatev
are worth." "We never works
as little as that. mum. Goo
You."-Cleveland Plain De

 
 

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White Hanson.
llus Fish.

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Plum Ind Fiat Fish
NW3!!!

90ml?“
Fruit Nukerei.

All other kinds of fish selling
usable prim. .... _,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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