ALE so»? ”dorms“
Miss Grace Waltelee. of Stamford.
has been entertaining Miss Grace
Whittaker. or Baht Norwallc.
Mr. And Mrs. F. Dana Hazelton. of
Philadelphia Pa. is visiting Mrs. Has-
alien's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
, Crossman, ll? Myrtle street. East Nor-
walk.
Mrs Whitsbn Wheeler and sister.
as Julia militias have returned
. in a two months iripi throughout
, bi eight places of interest in Long
an .
William Weiseit wont fishing yester-
y and caught eleven small snapper
polish. each one almost as large as
i sardine.
, better Carrier W. 0. Merritt
spending the day in New York.
, Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mrs. Charles R.
Baker and Mrs. William Osborn left
today tenant-lepton. ’8. C.. where they
will visit Lieutenant Smith
Captain August St. John has returns
a?) from a. ten days' visit at Branford.
. an.
is
Chris Larsen leaves tomorrow for a
visit to Jersey City
Miss Anna Irwin. who was recently
injured in an auto accident. is im-
proving slowly at her home.
E. E. Gorbain’ls enjoying a fishing
trip to Pnrdy's Corners.N .
. Mrs. Washington Youngs and Miss
Amy Youngs have returned from a
visit to New York.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held tomorrow at ‘the Advent
and East Avenue Methodist Churches.
H. W. Chambers. a popular Cana-
dian druggist, who together with his
god wife. made such a host of iriends
. ring their residence in East Nor-
walk. has purchased a line apathecary
‘storo at Alberta. WinneWfl. and with
poets of doing a has business.
r'Chambers experience as head of
. the prescription department of one of
the largest pharmacies In New York.
on the corner of 125th street
Eighth avenue. New York. will
ve him considerable prestige in the
nadian northwest territory while
Us pleasant and engaging manners
he sure of making friends every»
here he goes. Mrs. Chambers and
ir daughter will leave for Alberta
the latter part of this or early next
Math. and it is almost needless to
Iiid they will be missed by their hun
dreds of acquaintances whose best
wishes will go with them. .
' Watch this Space
for
lTomorrow.
.W ~—
' Robert: Smith
”Firm am. llamas. cons.
ROWAYTON.
Several parties. who went for black
lab yesterday. report "nothing doing ”
Only one best succeeded in catching
We
Mrs. Lulu Mills of 0: mass. was
a guest of hills titanic slab. of hay-
,
Oars Nae-r and «mm Danni"
. syton svsaas. spent yesterday'
‘. . “Inlays-Pol
Minuet-
5p 3‘3 masses. m
M
: Igl-
“ orders by Stewart E. White;
lieu
.80". Mr. Bell’s father.
dials
tor. the w i t r
hole mystifo’qfi'fi
”idol. Mia: Ylira
Miss 1Mark“ Flynn.
“pom on' Hawkins.
flotsam
The
Nash. Mrs. G E.
J. ililii‘ lb. .3 k musty-snarl. Miss
ma" Carmina fissile, “new
' Hutchins. Miss Marian plenum
J
(it...
v
Keogh. Miss Edith if West. John
son and Bears Lubldone.
The following Is the list of books
ed to theito Rowsyton Free Library
the month all lingual: The “girli-
a
ad of the Basket-vines. by A. Go-
iili an Doyle: Sundown metre, by Fred-
sric Remington: an Edelweiss of the
erras. by Burton Harrison; What
omen (inn Earn. by Grace 1i. Dodge:
My Southern WWI. by Edmund
Kirk; Susan’s Escort and Others, by
Edward Everett Hale; Chapters on
Animals, b Philip 0.1-iamertou;
Guide tow Ye owstone Park. Orators. by
“Qanieifl sb’ster fiivea by Dr; Hacks
iey; The Four M lion, by 0. Henry.
meaning! by hits. J. F Hale. Those
he will be teddy for distribution on
the iiith of he month.
«Everybody's friend—Dr Thomas
Eoiectrio Oil. Cures-toothache. earnche
pore throat. Heals cuts, bruises.
soaids. r Stops any pain.
DARIEN AND Monorail.
Miss Addie Waterbury is enjoying
her vacation.
Thaddeus Hoyt is considerably im-
proved Irom a severe attack or shin-
gles.
Miss Louisa Mead entertained a par-
ty of friends at whist Monday night
at her home.
Misses Ads and Annie Conn and
Miss E. B. Hindley are spending their
vacation in bee, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knapp. or
Noroton. are the proud parents of a
son. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
The following letters remain uncall-
s for at the Barton post-nines: Mrs.
Charles Hoyt, Alma Saponen and J. G.
Brown.
Mrs. Joseph Morehouse, Harry More
house and Miss Helen Morehouse are
meticating for the week at Lake
Katohewsa. .
The book committee of the Darieu
Public brary held a meeting recently
and vo‘ to buy a number of new
books at an early date. .
To Editor Evening Sentinel: Would
someone pleace give a receipt for
cleaning line under stove?
A Reader.
The funeral of.the late Mrs. Frank
Goff was held yesterday afternoon
from the Darien Methodist Church.
Reva. Freeman and Brown onlclnted.
The interment was In Spring Grove
Cemetery.
Alfred Bell. of Denver. and family
are visiting Town Clerk Thaddeus
Yesterday the
whole family enjoyed a day‘s outing
In the nature of a family reunion at
Scott's Cove.
Monday a party comprisin Samuel
Grumman. George Bailey. Wt lism nai-
iard and Andrew Taylor took a ride
with E. 'i‘. Bates in Mr. Bates auto
'i‘lley visited a number of points of in«
latest in New York state.
M J Nooiahin and F. Mcainnls. of
Dorian, will play ball with Division
37. of New York. against Division ail
of New Haven, for the championship
of the Order at the iifth annual clam-
bske of the Order of Railroad Tele-
graphers st Rye Beach. August 15th.
Today the Volunteer Home aspects
the largest number of chlidrea from
New York it has sheltered at one time.
There will be too in the party. The
crowd of ordered children which was
recently brought here was sent hack
a week ahead of time. as it was found
impossible to control than and make
them behave in say Iliad of shape.
w. H Fairbanks bail sparrow as-
cuts from serious lniury Monday while
via automobile struck Ifr.
nirbashs'w
two mril
wheels. threw in eat and used the
horse in run away. Ilr.
moot Masai!
sndshsds .suttis‘e
named ”ballpoint sons-w
what. item metastable-lg
sari gave Ir. him every
nuns. left their asmwthhiin and
with him that they would settle rose
The spell
mist. did not sot Ir. Nrbsaksss
oasis quietly small arms is
mused andwissa did it use too
isle ie avoidtbs maxim
l
. i
bruises lesion Enoch Brasilia
Mrs. 'i'.li HFoster. of ii Town ii
a few days.
Will son or Mr.
wind. of Bell
Danbury. was held Monday afternoon.
at the Retsof to Pete i
bury friends sites
M
Joseph Stuart Whitestde took a pars
ty from Belle island for i sell to
Larchmobt. yesterday after-slope in bid
handsome yacht Necktie. The party:
included Mr. and Mrs. R ii. Golden.“
Miss Marguerite Taylor. of New York
gm" Miss Adey and Miss Hibbard, or
orwsik
"i‘ile single men of Beii’isiand.‘ds~
fasted the married men. mturday sf-
terneon. on the Retort Point Grounds.
by the score of 12 to 7.1‘he married
men think that with a little practice
they can reverse things. The tennis
will play again September 1.
5 now causes.
Miss Leila Bouton.‘who has been ill
is oonvaiesclng. .
Mrs. W. H. Gilbert is entertaining
friends from out of town.
Harry Pennoyer of New Haven. was
a guest of his parents. Sunday.
-———n
Harold Kaiser and Ben Brown are
the new neweles at nickel-man's store.
E. 8. Lawrence is able to be about.
after a week‘s illness with lumbago.
Thomas Kirk. of Westport. spent
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Howard
Johnson.
m
Mrs. John E. flotsam has returned
afterN a pleasant visit with friends in
ye,N
Miss ivy Comatock. who has been
very ill at Hickory Bluff. is almost
recovered.
The new residence for Augustus
Buckley. in South avenue. is nearly
completed
Alois Kohier is now~oecupyin3 his
remodeled residence comer South and
Railroad avenues.
The residence of Edwin Hoyt in Car
ter street has been renovated and con
siderabiy improved.
A number from this town attended
prayer service Sunday evening. at the
West Norwalk chapel.
Dr. Horton Thomas Rae. Sr, and
John Rae enjoyed Saturday and Sun
day at Lake Waccabuc
Dr. and Mrs. W. 0. Kellogg. of Au
gusts. 0a.. are visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellogll. Prospect
street
W...
it is said that the “In“? oi W. t).
Middlebrookl. who have sold their
South avenue residence, will move to
Stamford. .
Mrs. Emily Vallen, of Vista. who has
been seriously ill at the Stamford hos-
pital for some time. has returned home.
considersbiy improved.
The registrars of voters will hold
onlce. Friday. for the purpose of mak-
ing an enrollment of the electors of
the town.
iiiiss May Fairly is entertaining
Misses Lucy 8covilie Luvs Raymond
and Florence It. Fanchor at her home
in Ocean View. south Norwalk. tor a
few days this week.
surgeon. has moved is ofllce’ from
Bteveas‘ livery to Birdasil Hotel.
lie is also using his new barn in Park
street, inst completed
Charles McPhae. the lineman who
suffered a severe sprain in his right
ankle, last Wednesday. In falling from
a pole in Dorian. is able to get about
without his crutches.
The question concerning the spriplr
of the streets has not set-
ml War and do mouthing.
The old board of ulcers of the Via
taschpol district we molested at
the usual meeting. They are: Ruins
saith. trusts”? A «(flaccid eat.
it .
“mid”???
attest are “a”
WWmnTr is Ilsla
Ami
by
I. 11‘.in
pittance. Dsnbury, is at Bell island to :
‘ The funeral “Robe“. Rois in! th.‘ ‘
their last session at the Town Clerk‘s .
Dr. John 0 Whitney. the veterinary
. it is up to the borougii oihcisls ,
and slicers of the water company to .
lite ml Lyon. at one rt. psi :
been here renewing old nearsighaoss. “
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE ‘
nsu lions nip.
b'tilelay. u use ElfipvidnKI-nu‘ody'a” Fund“
Ingv to sum
1:
1mm Na: ywikmruhfi'iéiwm
s
unnely'l
E N.
Free Sample Battles at n H.1’isisted's
relatives from Norwalk.
The Misses O‘Neil. of New York.
are guests of the Misses Danneiiy.
Norwallt friends were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Haiti
ilton.
J. Merwln Beers is entertaining his
khrother. Frederick Beers of South Da-
ole
Mrs V. Godfrey. who was quite ill
for several days, i ‘t week. has recov-
ered. '
Miss Minnie Williams has been
spending a few days with friends on
l.yon§..Plains
Miss Elisabeth Gordon of illusion.
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. P 8. Perry.
The Nordeld Congregational Church
ffireéii F'Isih.‘3
Blue Fish ..... ...... ...... the
Butler Fish . ........,7.... 100!
Silver Bass ..... ..... ......{So
Flakes and Flat Fish .......... 8c
Steak Cod and White Halibut . no
Bonita Mackerel ...... . ......... 1%"
Weak Fish . me
All other kinds nah selling at reason~
able prices. .
VH1” 3. ‘
his idol-ass «flame am
on “Nation Mary letting.
last lad «f Washington mm
Hear ve l
On and alter Audust
i5. and condoning Iiil‘
til Sept. 15. we will
install '
as Ranges
on the followup arms
55 :00 town
and balance in Weeklu
moments of $1. 00
' each
buns. hallway d5
s
Witt. asap Att'. pramsssvi
sap spasms lucroosasasl
is mummy. with. usual
"CID.
‘ _, pint Mrs.
Whine! Havep you W1: ‘
“will“ “Minlsutmsinlupaemg ':‘ ,
iDri'nk I
Ducross.
a
. quor- st lowest prices. Tel. 15142.
' ion-sh
item More tow weeks; visit with
My daughter. Mrs Slash! B lint-innit.
‘ and Mrs. JJI .Psrry: and child-
m. of Newt Norwalk. have visited Mr.
William Robinson. Miss
marshes Perry remained for a tow
my visit with Mrs stallions
Mrs F E Wakemsnbi Southport,
and Mrs. Fable. of South Norwalk.
‘ . were guests on Monday of Mrs. F. P.
Earphones. Mrs. Anderson and two
ilhi‘iiiren, Herbert and Alice, at Bridge.
rt. are spend tag the week with
rs. Morehousle .
Pain’icrs’ guppiies.
Creckclll.
Glassware
House fumlshind
Goods
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
as
nut—tuned
Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
i!
Painting and
Decorating.
r ,
Lil. DECKER,
or Washington strut.
vol. Gen. scout «smut.
w
s
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery iirm’s lager beer.
No better We deliver it in your
house. 51. 00 per case at bottles.)
Central Hotel,
Gamer Means and Chestnut Itrestst
Depth Norwalk. Bonn.
Disses, Prop.
A Jack of all Trades
is not what the people want Months tha‘
mwh”m'"mm' iasy’A
to donate its dons.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Pita Tina sadOtsamFitti ’
swam-tum"
Al! ,:l m ‘ in
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever bad.
V‘Wfa
Nil” “a ' ." J
paras so i'l' dismay as not ,
‘ ed today. may refuse to march in the
‘ socket band which has been ensured.
. withdrawn from the line of march.
. General Whitney, Col. William H. Oak-
; es. commander of the regiment, was
; thrown from his horse and his right
' arm .was broken.
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures. loo .
{ 2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard
:A;s"£ou,
as Cottage 'Ave, "East Norwaik.
, 19 North Main 8L
”i‘
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
,; 0MP
.. ; 11 watt: eraser.
.dilMl-pilbratadmnsp,
Namath-sass
sternum ‘, ‘
, ‘ pencil is
«metals is pro
{1 twenty per cent. reduction on Brasv
ilion products admitted into Argentina
in the hope of cutting a tariff rate
from Brazil on iiour which will pre-
vent American miliers from mallow
lining the Brazilian dour markets
Wheat and other grains used as
broadstuifs are cultivated extensively f
in Argentina and the milling interests
of that republic have become exten-
sive. much of the iiour produced in
that country going to Rio Jsueiro and
other Brasilian ports.
UNiON BANDS MAVI NOT MARGH.‘
PROVIDENCER .August Iii“
Eighteen union bands, Iit was announc-
New England firemen s muster, to be
held here tomorrow. because a Wilbu-
is said 'to have non- -union must
among its number.
having the Woonsocket musicians
COLONEL OAKEB' ARM BROKEN.
SOUTH FMMINGHAM, Mass. Aug-
ust Iii—During a review of the Fifth
Regiment. M. V. M.. at its summer
*camp here. yesterday. by Brigadier-
SPECIALS
The Very Best Eloi‘n Creamery
Butter, per lb. 26o
Williams' Root Beer Extract. per
bottle ......
2 Cam Alaska Salmon .. "...”..Ziio
Hirss' Root Beer Extract, par hot
tip ......
3 Cam Early June Peas
...-sss-nsssceses-asa
'25s
25s
tse-
Phone 223-3. ‘
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DAVID W. shalom).
Funeral Director
, and summer.
loath Ismail
Manes. a Washington“ OM
Telephone at house.“
1.5? ~»' ‘ ‘r‘.\".r~"r..'w * 1'
PLUKBING 'AND Imu
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.’
01' AIR HEATING.
arovss sap sane ‘
ILATI AND ‘I'IN ROOM
as. and Gleam Fitting
Ila Fixtures, Metal Calling. I“.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
Ylionwlmt
svsar LADY’I passsma cuss
\ .. ssa
a
should” ‘ I'M!
snow will on ”‘1”me “SW
eaisia mmfiusgpnvstoryh Pas
flow summit.“ convenient film
be to have hot sad cold running
in“ your use?“ chamber. ales:
apsrnasat
room? its presence wppidm Mm gt
contort.
mm vandal“... pr! or
you all.
bares “atrium
dilemmas. insoles?“ l
Horses R. lissli.
CORNIR MAIN AND wm ‘a'rs.
Mil Namath. “in.
Till ml
HOTEL VICTORIA
m NINU‘I’I IRON one?
' IUIOPIAN PLAN.
.. sperms
mflifimfl.
s
Negotiations are -
‘ now under way to settle the matter by
50 and no trouble since. "
a“ and E. P. Wood's.
ESCAPES FROM1 AEY M
Hartford Inmate at, Minot-low, ‘
Away During some
MIDDLET OWN. August .r-r
,ael Hines. of liarttord, each d fro
the asylum for the ins _
last night about the Mine th
were going in to sup er. Th
nor of his escape is no into
who is still at large. is do ..
about forty- five years old
and blue eyes. When it
cape he was wearing the .l‘e
costume or the institution.
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IN SELF DRIER:
Major Hamm editor in
of the Constitutionalil
Ky.. when he was its
four years ago by Files.
or Buckien's Arnica Roi
he says: “it cured so Mi
er of Burns. Sores. Outs
250 nt 1". H. Baxter's,"
0r
stores. W
"I.
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PUTNAM TOWN ilA'i'iE
SIDES.
PUTNAM, August issue
noit. aged seventy. an in
town farm. took his Ilia by
last night. He immersed
and shouders in a water iron .
barnyard and held them there.
had been despondent
-.., 3176.600“
sowm "mares
scan a. asses
recession :4 slow
WILFRED BODWELI,
DIRECTOR...
s. H. Mathewson ““2
John H. Knapp [we '
Josiah II. Marvin ii Imallow
Christian Egan '
at
a
VAN SCO-
PLUMBING,
STEAM. , ~
HOT WATER.
MD .
Gasoiclie -
LaunCh
insur m.
Pill
MARIN
IXPLOII
a
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'J. Mildly”
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