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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 14, 1906 · page 3

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of Its Hedonism has iv
, List of metered Motor Vehl
. l which gives the
every autonioh V V V
istered in the -

 
 

to compute the
‘Woodrnif of Li ‘IV‘l
I and the last

 
 

mod to enjoy themselves.
l'AlIi“

Vploks'dV up some “mini; sVrVin slime from N‘e'w York.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

., soars. volts? wArlniij snori-
‘ GIQV ”All. AND 'L‘IIHVVV
IMBHIS, ITO"

ere excellent onsllty‘ Will be doing
service when the ether hone. cost-
ing nearly as much are beyound use;
inlaess. These prices give an Idea or
how cheaply we sell.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

“$10.“,th I VIV,_VVVV ihV~V .V‘ V 1’11”

left. sM VVVsVVrVVeVVVV reed, ioVVVdomuslliOsVileVV rih’hi, pd'fis’.‘ 6?me MI to
petV suction museum. as we altered to iVI'nyV' hseVlt st tlii’ee‘d' of use ' “ 9am
Ally iet’ in": their?» ”e‘t. Astana;an our offer AIIII weA geee. ‘VII more:
not look shite slut see the misuse ente VleV leech Nerweiir vVeIuee. use

tthe machine, is V
tains his rogiVstrs
all circumstsn

n lined by him must r
thie‘aumhéV "' M

Every Connection automobile 'VVV-
er must her in: lets a Imam
every in the sinstnsar two m
kers displayed In a coniplcuous their.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

high r‘sVssure over the lake raglan oon-
tinu to produce pleasant weather in
the ohntrsi and northeastern sections.
Showers continue along the Atlantic
constitrem Atlantic City southward to
Florida; An area of low pressure in

 
 
 

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the northxn is producing high tem-
peratures a thunderstorms in Mon-
tana esp the Dakotas. Conditions is-

 

 
 

vor file this vicinity partly cloudy

weather with slowly rising tempera
ture. ,

 

 

The horse A. Dexhaleer has arrived
gig: 's ohrgo of coal for Raymond

titers. ,
Mer William Huff, of Summervlile.
NA 0):; i“
wuuwe

Fred

 

liler. of Madison street.
cit B. Maikln. of F. [1st-

 

ton r6 hrwsik store, has resumed his

duties after a week's vacation spent
in Boston. ‘ .

Miss dialer: Barhite. of F.‘ D. Law-
ton'—s ”nth Norwalk store. is spend-
ing Ilmle vacation with relatives In-
Ridsoilsla.

Mill. Core. and Alice Swick, of
News“, are guests at the home of At-
torney ‘and Mrs. G. H. Vosburg, in Sey-
mour street.

 

 

 

s. VbV' score and wife. of New York
city, are guests of Superintendent and

Mrs. W. 0. Rome, at their home in *

Snuth Iain etreetl V-for a week.

011an A. W. Sharrett and dough
ter Mission, with Mary A. ConIstock.

 

of i Woodward avenue, have return .

ed to Port Richmond. Staten Island.

 

MiVss Henrietta Sackman. of Can-
non, is assisting temporarily as sten-
ographer in the once of Raymond
Brothers, in Washington street.

Arthur G. Peach, who has been
spending three weeks with relatives in
Eastiiaven. Bridgeport and Norwalk,
returned home to Danbury, yesterday

 

Mr. and Mrs. lieRoy Wheeler, of .

Elisabeth street. South Norwalk, start-
ed yesterday fol the Delawam Water
Gap Where they will spend a week or
two.

 

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Makes children eat sleep and grow
Makes m’othdr storing and vigorous.
Makes a healthy family. 'l‘hat's what
Hollistsr's Rocky Mountain 'l‘es does.
Tea or Tablets 85c. Pleisteds drug
store.

 

Banner Council No. 54, Daughters
of Liberty. will give a trolley ride to
Steeplechase island, on Thursday eve
of". instead of holding their regular
meeting »

Howard Zeiuii‘, of South Norwnlk.
st-Iographer for the Gilbert at Ben-
ndtt Manufacturing Company, of
Georgetown, is enjoying a two weeks'
vacation.

 

Miss Edith Becker and brothers
have returned to their home in New
York city after a visit in South Nor-
walk. where they were the guests oi‘
W. 0. Jesse.

Why does the sun burn? Why
does a mosquito sting? Why do we
feel unhappy in the Good Old Sum-
mer time? Answer: we don't. We
use DeWitt's Witch ,Hazel Salve, and
those little ills don't bother us. Learn
to look for the name on the box.to
got the genuine. Sold by The Clifford

 

 

Freeman Minion, of Golden Hill
street. has returned to his duties in
Passaic, N. J.. after a two weeks’ vs
nation spent in and about South Nor
.wslk.

Attorney William Grifhn has re
turned from on extended b lness trip
into Pennsyivgnis Enron Hr. (lrif:
In stopped at New York. Jersey City.
Illusion. Albee! and Mauch chunk.

.Jll'l. Andi-s7 Wagner has returned
to her home in Danbury after a visit
in South Norwaik, where she was the
wt of Attorney and hire. Joseph

 

 

 

0 guest of her sister, Mrs. '

 
 
 
 
 
 

amulet.
a North Main Street. V

bound cars can be m at our store.

Mr. and Mrs Harry Beers and child.

«walk.

 

York Beach, Maine.

 

Mrs. George B. Button. of Norwaik.
with relatives id Bridgeport.

 

the guest of Mr. and
Hunt. of South street, Bethe'l.

The regular meeting f the direc-
tors of the South Norwa k Club Com-
pany will be held this evening at s
,o c'look.

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham A. Alton
brundt, or South Norwalk. were regis-
terosteVd at the Summit House, Mount
Washington, last week

 

 

Deegsn. of New York who have been
the guests of Miss StVIdie Babcock, of
Main street Norwaik have returned
home.

W L Walls undid. R. Mixer. of New
York who are compiling data for the
odioisVl automobile blue book spent
last. night at the Norwslk Hotel They
are making their trip in s four-cylinder
Stevens Duryen. car.

 

 

Miss Edith Sanford, of East Wash-
ington street. and Miss bottle Head.
of nth Main street have returned
efrom a vacation trip to Noanrg-on-

and other points of interest

I

 

The Benton family reunion will be
held at Little York, a summer resort
seven miles north cVIf Cortland, N. Y..
by trolley, August 31,1000. All des-
cendants of John Benton. the liqu
not. are requested to be present.

 

Charles Meeker has resigned his po
sition at Seymour'e grocery and has
secured one as clerk for the South
Norwalk branch of the New York
Grocery company. William Mills is
now working at Mr. Seymours store
_.._....._....

Miss Mabel Deane, daughter of Dr.
Charles W. Deane superintendent of
the Bridgeport pIVIbllc schools, has
been appointed a teacher. at. English
in the government normal school at
Honolulu, Hawaii.

 

Oliver 8. Stanley, of Norwalk has
gone to Lake Warsmeng for a stay.
Joseph Brotherton, who has been
quite lli has resumed his duties at
Glendoning pharmacy, corner of
bit It and Wall streets.
The dozen handsome cups to be pro-
sented in the winners of the various
season‘s races of the Norwalk Yacht
Club. including trophies for both sail

 

the Norwalk store of Coleburn a Lan-
der. The line array has been viewed
with much interest by a large number
of people. ,

 

. Theodore Brotherton. who was scr-
iousiy injured last week by the brush
ing of a board on s scallord. is resting
more comfortably, but ifletlli in a
very serious “condition it is not..on
known whether he will be permanent"
paralysed. He is yet in bed and will
have to remain tbe'&_ at least. ._.s con.

 

sidersble while loll

Edw.W.Kci|eVyV.Jr.

VVVlVl'eVi. see-.3“
Connections for all north and south

 

of Elizabeth N J., are guests in Nor-

Miss Margaret Magnsr, of Fairfleld
avenue. is spending her vacation at
has returned home from a week's vislt'

Dwight Smith, of South Norwalk. is
Mrs. Jeiierson

........,.._.
Miss May Fraser and Miss Mary

thedludson... Brooklyn. Coney Island ;

and power boats. are on exhibition at V

Mi. one tIt: this l .uslzbnrely taste
so as no o W n other 1.
kilo liioVVVVVVVVVVthVVyVV unfilled. ‘ VVVV
outer e are legal. exce t t
lquVhiehed hydro secretary VIVIfn VVVVVV
state, as by law provided.

tempt s't evasion of this proviV

 

 

(Moore of the flaw should' be thnb
onghiy familiar with this statute. and
see to it that all its provisionsV are
fully complied wit.

...-.._.,.___._
rsorss‘sos Psnristo ossn‘.
--‘e---I

Wee Head of Mineralogy Department
at Yale Scientific School,
NEW HAVEN August H. -—The
death of Prof Ssthuei Lewis Penileld;
head of the Department og Minsrolog‘yi
in Sheilield Scientih‘ School. Is one
nounced at idle. ref Penileld one
at his summer home in South West
shock.- C.onn He iVudV been ill fr
two years with kidney trouble. his
was one of the most distinguished mills.
ecologists in the country. and was a
member of the National Academy
Science. and of a number of soiostiho
bodies abroad. He was a' native or
Catskill. N. Y.. and a graduate of Yale
in the scientltls school. class of 1877.
Alter university study in Germany he
became a member of the facultrof the
scientific school and was mode a full
professor in 1803. He received a was.
gree of List). from U lvs ergotyof
§nsirt The studen rhtory
lrtl‘and Hall in Yale was built III-
der his directlon. and he assisted P
tensors Brush and Dana in developix
the courses in geology and mineralogy
at Yale. which have attracted so much
attention in scientific circles.
Prof. P ileid is survived by a
,widow. s was brought here
to-day and services were held at his
late home 0 Edwards street. The in-
terment wil be later at Catskill, N. Y.

VEGETABLES SCANCVVE.

Although Sweet (tern lsems to Is

Pientlfui‘snii ”Good Quality.
_ Green corn is coming Into the local
markets now in generous such III... III
though the prices 'are not yet as low as
they will be TthV'V
its helght.’l‘ earlier corn has been of
good snail ty and the. ls'ter and larger
'corn is ngwgin begin .come

me o t doelers complain

VtthiViV chg't'IiaiJVlgsze in general are some
what scarce that a ,sniiiclent quan
ill! to supply be demand unset be as
cured. or at laa‘st Is secured with much
diillculty. A Journey a g the
bets w’ui disclose this con mi tlon 'r are
is not the display of vegetables thafV
might be expected at this time of the
your with the exception. perhaps of
some one Article like corn. and it will
be noticed t the ices do not show
much tends ND.
The recon wet. weather is sold to
boresponsiblo for a great deal of this
condition. Tomatoes. especially have
suffered by the rains and the humidity
and; means: there have rotted on the
vines in some places already. Those
which can be brought to market. even
P{Quota of an very good quality, find a

 

 

—_._......_.._
MRS. WHITLIY STILL MlMiNG.
Wee leeVn on e Trolley Car In West.

Ai‘te Mmoe
Mrs! (35991! WW tl‘Ve-y. of leidsn eve-
nue. who iett her. home strenuously
Saturday sflernoo as she has done on
two psevleuh user-lone. is still» miss-

n
t girl. Whitley, who is believed to be
‘aisoamdr “nosed.

Saturday afternoon inV Westport. Dur-
ing the afternoon she boarded s trol-

 

 
 
 

renders the offender liable to a fine of

an the corn so mm is at .

lib--

W" ll“ seen " “"“VVV'V” V

At... that Aimee» see new

 

 

 

We sch 1|thst re'eel'y to give you
prices. ‘

Ingram”... A

PIONIMIM’II‘I‘Q" “SUI? THVEIR‘V

i

step. eoam'
" seven.

The state
biflo‘l‘”

”.9 HVeIVeV ec‘weVAc
roller is. - .

 

Haves 7am hail, solid. oeaunolngion

“undergone” mm In mesh: .
tioa Will. ”hurrah. «Itemasatt raw

emnrnsdcmml'. trio-our. . Journal-

attorney-l: and co
mzmshisrgo: raherll
me is: l: nmbsblr’ho the

Prohibitionls't esVn ldste for governor

the notional as well as the liloneseta
siste committed. ._ On Thursday eyes-
ing Rein Charles Henry bleed. D. D..
of New York. will snail. .

resusaséricmo'.

'l‘he GWiell
hold its annual picnic And clam bake
or: WealheUdsyuA 3!, st WM!
row I. -
lieVsVYbi‘ing VqVV'VVDinn We: at
12 ociock. ll sié y b ll. Speaking
at z oclock‘; iii prominent speakers.
(1‘ BVOVWV‘CVA’V fair day. All are cor-
ally in!

 

merge, c. Tilyeu‘s Gorgeous

sultan Iiiilii

RT. CONN.

too—ea ‘a- seriousé-tbe
rectanglel “it ’wlilsr mm, Roll-
" Skating. Dancing. Free Vaudeville.
comm. Delightfhl Soil, Georgoons
illumination.

Twenty-ave Attractions for 26 cents.
With round trip sell, 85 cents.

NO’TibET

cosouc'rsn sv 'ms Lars wax
rantiov. conuscncur svsaus.

 

WILL II CONTINUBI‘ IV Ml AT. .

Tl-iI ems rues.

0..

 

 

 
 
 
 

is: c in Past Swamp. bound for

lreoognised b
m‘VV VVOI'Vhsnl'iaaiter Smith. who say:

she appeared cheerful and happy all
"Var. Whitley thiants possibly that his

 

 

'-Vl'rsnois T. Buckingham, of the R56!
Tree Publishinflm Company. Mad-ll. ..

 

uglier, of Quinisrd avenue.
Edward Pinckney. a member of s:
weii-knowa Wilton family. who has
been located! some time at Mem-
phis. Tenn. in rule to set up In the
sensh business in Georgetown In a few
Ain‘t...“

V V“ him ”his
man“ 31...... we. here

. rdsy saloon st 2 o‘.olock from
1‘ ' permits ls'Be
cw VV Au p‘rivVVsIeVlV" '

 
 
 
 
 
 

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6h labor

7 to I.
. ,of the Norwslks. will probe

 

borof‘ t be we!

of Buckingham. Breweren who
Bridgeport. will leave. for”ll i

gob». toheoome su he‘rinte ah
rihtlth school for native ye.
compsnying him will go Mrs. Dunb-
ingham and their two daughters.
bios-sud Emily,

 

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were. '
The Norwalits will meet a test tsVsm
Der. when they will line on
‘sgslnst the Philadelphia Gianti, st
Amusement Park. 91‘ e
Gisele deflated a an
M
weeks ago and put .it over
it is said that it

 

‘33?on (Infill.V VVVVV“ m V."

' omen. brethren

charity."

W

PM. 'Tylli‘. of Amherst ”I

lied without a digeVethVvVVe “or
has school

'.

Dsy by ds
portsace of ca

 

Al- out today in search of his wife ow-
. lde‘g to. his duties in connection Vliere

rV fie Wilma
Sunday by the icon of ii is l. The Ison arranged
Cubes at Giants came to

VVr Nash. "'1
rsI

lands. with VV'tIcooInIemulations at fin
Illi .

V trip to one of these pieces mites
vex

wife has started for Middleton to

W i to nab s has recently

spoken of doing this.

pher last escapees. in which

Infinpiod her life by drinking c.

. . carom csrboilc acid and turpen
. she has apparently been ration-

Mr. Whitley has been unable to go

 

 

"lili‘ AIW‘ asst. sepals IACKCW ‘ V

 
 

wVVVVVVantionm oi the Prohi-
0W title celled”?

°i tor Wednssll‘sgi’M‘dllin the West

firearm emu will ,

'NlAflARAV FALL

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LilViV

and sup

mi

infermVeliVsn

W A
VVshiAmevs mi

N“. VVV'

(30.
were Amend: court.

{mi-rt.

V sure when. cities on.

Mrs. Percy Women of VWsterhury.
Thrower Out. V
SOUTHI'NG'PON, Anglist 14. -—Whi_is
an wantomubilu'willflhhg Percy War
and his Hilario! Wnierbnm we!
passing 0st: Btu. cemetery. ream

ottoman. one out» will.
came Olin causing it to swerve to: VVVVV'."
Bldg: of like do“ . . ,
beak merit. his»
from the ammo and Vsligh . .

one.

Mr... warm dumbest oi
:Tgea :wemoon Vufiiimdply dull;
it .

 

SAY BHVB DIA¥KK£ POISON IV MVlfin
VVHARTFVORD, AIlgIIdV fl x—V-Ilrs. “Var

itte f a
mafia}? ‘" realism. 'l‘l’i‘nl‘l
cross: some not
I) 4 . ’
an» 9 YD‘WM

VVVVVVVVVV hehass VVhesbsnd endV-

medigjne.
thros' childrph. ‘
N0 mVIVVl l

of his vgwshsree the sell-deteera‘gh

 

 

‘sLocK lSLAND, a day trips, July ll. ‘V
at”. assume. all.” .86. first!»

GLINV WM" ANN MAUCH
‘ CHUNK, daily trips July )0, Ali-
$0211,“ from New Haven. f

census CITY. 5 e," trips, July it.
- August“. 11. 313.00 ‘
Vwcurs scum-Ame. 5 day trips,

eggs. august s. so September A;

ssnaroos' 0V?
tripsfilnlx it,”

:13 so. ““33”? AW”

AUSAILI cease. a day trill. run 'V
It ca, 30, August 6, n. so 21 see
tomber 3, m. 00.

day. “mm“. 2”!" 4 ”dye trip, Tneo

THOUSAND "WIN“. 5 days trip.
Tuesday. August 21st, 826.00.
ATLANTIC CITY 0 day trips. July
28. August 13,57. September 10.
:25. 50 from New Haven.

s

cs'rsitltl. a“ rhino. is day trips.
July ".8 st ll. fl.- moo
fromN will

nova scans, to Vdsy trip. Saturday. ‘
August 11th, «0.00 from New Hav-
en. .-

NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUIAND
iihANDI, 8 day trip, Tuesday. Aug.

 
 
 

 
 

from original pncd‘ Now is your
3‘ EarlyéalicregetbenefitoihletVVV
l‘llEV securities fouls“ ‘ f' '

8o Washington St. So. Nomib

Childronia VC

Handsome priz‘AAwmtA awakens-tum». tho new
est accented carriages “and prettiehundlerteethablee ”

to sacIIiice the rbmsindes or our stoc regardless“ of
asutbey will not last long and this Isy r chance oi l.

suite. we” asatiséf'l V
NI Df.....
l'neoiou

 
 
 

 
 

VA WAQflV I3“
The ms. ers osoV.I ““1hlyVVthVlVltllC
rather loss than winter their surplus

ode, ' Your. shin, sure it you're” ,

if.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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lug-I liooV entail
14' mm“ ”Gm

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fivmm fill-l

tages 1of line

so

Winsome utmost”?

”costs “only on“:
will

“3'1“” Mi. brim”.
ard. ioi .

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on Sim. tantalum... VVVVVVViVVVVV to]

am .
dial millennium Gorillas.

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All parents are reuneeVsstVi to in the nents of Vthoir

, Address, Prof. meager”. herein Péhttitel’er

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

.eoo‘oh stinger suite to!

As we do not carry overheat on

 
 
 
 
 

 

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0f any oi our Children's

 

 

.with dimension ofth the Grand bed
the Sons oftlt. George. ‘0
W
ouse 1:0 maeaiia tutu auti'
booths ses- ‘
montage new”
0°" Thirties d isiendV
Names are new :belng hooked
{me and expecting to
fi?;VVW should noti~
'VVrIVV‘VVVVVVb‘VV r39" roll;
rlr ieV sisters ran-V. name.
“9%? Mil i V
the h

 

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delightful until

 

 
 

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Waist Suits,I oil err: in from the
Wash Underwear ale
Wit nine.
White. Eric and Grey.
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Mom‘L WIIIVC AND W". “ ester eeees e- eslseesseslrsrser
' mouuru'we. 7 day trite. 1%.” ~ wrawuns , “I" ”.i'hifi’flia’am‘fit ”3'3""
All!!!“ 14 909W ’Weleu- terrace-ray .
cil'or The Newlngisndl'onrlst aes- Blsck ......... ...V....I... ... .... ..............
- Now , her tbe‘rsw cloth will cost

 

no more
Come and heV oenylncod. VVV

 
 

 

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