We laIII
there all summer. may return with her
Mrs. Sarah Charles, of 24 Second
3W is attending the grand locus
, . ‘ .J‘. t ,
Dr. ‘snd Mrs. C. B Blackman and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dunlap. of
New Milford, were Sunday guests of
Ml! and Mrs. E. H. Pattmsou, oi
Winfield street ' * ,
Eh 1a.,eonisv.-—.m“wu<.lt. East Norwalk are an.
nngthe twenty lelnute trolley.
as; on. inaugurated
here? The cars are well patlonized
tind promise to be bgtter so.
W
’i Mr.‘ dhd Mrs. LeRoy Crockett,
New Haven, spent enemy in Rowdy
ton and South Norwal‘k, bidding fare-
Weli to Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Pltzel,
Who have started for their future home
.ar'
1.. ,
iIIn California.
{.Mw.‘
m. ‘-
r The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the
goat Avenue Methodist Church will
old their regular meeting tomorrow
fifternoon at 2 o'clock A new order
hf Work wil be taken up. and a full
titendance is desired.
Earl L’Hommedieu was coming from
school yesterday afternoon while Ed-
Ward Hartford, was in Mead Brothers
there. The horse started away, and
Master L’Hommedieu put after him
his down Gregory Boulevard an
urned up Mar'vln 3 Hill near the Lud~fl
w monument, when Earl succeeded
in climbing into the wagon and stop
log the animal before any damage
{tias done
f ROWAYTON.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J Strohmeyer, of
Bell Island have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cousins, of New
fi'ork city ..
Edward Sonnerburg, Who has con
ducted the Japanese ball game at no
ton Point the past summer, will re-I
more at the shore until next week
The yacht Marguerite owned by Com-
incisors William F. Clark, of Belle ls-
ion is to be taken to New York, this
week to have a new
canvas deck
placed on her .
E
On account of the condition of the
{Weather the benefit arranged for the
Rolloway Rink orchestra last evening
has been postponed until Saturday
night at the Rink at Roton Point.
....__..
Earl Vosburgh who was mentioned
in the columns of yesterday' s Sentinel
its being one of the boys arrested
in‘Darien for burglarlzlng the st’orew
of Mr. Bates. and allowed to go on
good behavior. formerly lived here
The change of air from Rowayton to
Darlen does not seem to have benefit-
Ied hiln.
l' One of the many good things that a
large congregation was treated to in
the Baptist Church on Sunday evening,
last at Rowayton, was the singing
of "Where is My Boy Tonight" by the
'filembers of the volunteer choir. it is
the Wish of the iontlle congregation
that it be repeated next Sunday evo-
hing and notice be given. A
.- The high wind last night did con-
siderable damage. especially among
the trees of this place. One large up
pic tree and fully one- -half of another
in the yard of Mrs. B A. Dibble, of
RoWayton avenue, was toppled ovor
during the storm. An apple tree in
the yard of John ii. Broadway was
lalso uprooted and hardly a tree in
the place escaped without losing some
of its branches
The storm in this vicinity,
night, did a great amount of damage
For a time the mill came down ill
and this was followed by a
inmu wblcll shook what little
trot there was in the place from the
irons. blew down grape arbors and
vines, and zohcrnlly combletod the.
work of destruction which the dry
spell had not entirely accomplished
(luring the past Hummer.
" DARWIN AND NOROTON
The Volunteer Hook and
company. of Newton. will hold heir-
phonon) fair fgrwfgur “Risking, ”if”;
hing W o 8r u once on
p or been arranged find there
will be dancing every evening.
WTPO'RT.
hwy,
dor
Mrs. 311mg: Mills entolI-tnIined a party
r
6‘!th
Miss Gertrude Wood in recovering
mun lineman nous.
War
Me am am iii entertaining
friends from New Haven.
Rev. E. R. Dean has been a recent
guest of friends in New York city.
We
‘ t.
3 About 31,000 was clea ed at the
”Woodland mm “which will be about
' yen.
or i.
1 organization will be Idlscossod
‘ Sunday at his home here}.
' ing a week with Mrs. M. E. Godfrey.
I trip to New Haven lust week.
last .
, his Mplrunll-parlllnlu, Mr. odd Mrs. Arthur
‘ ad it
L $00 ions to be constl , . .
‘ lo Works here, appears to be prom
‘ LsterhofdMui‘tlne.IslIv)id todiiy tlIlIatIII the
or a no ye son It on ,
6: ditto ii
plans for the worship
ready. ._ 'I‘ luiro
‘ m
an. Ethel Falrohiid or Greens
cuteriaiuius friends from
Tlig‘ dniiralty, however, has docid i.
ed to build homogeneous squadrons.“
oousistin of four battleships, eight;
. , ,. ., converge; b dItlio sunlight outfitter“ on,
Deacon and Mrs Jellife 0 cm 0, {torpeo on s an 0 or are .
recently entertained it rabbit in him: for the amt sqhidrohfsre both
from Georg {lorepsred by the Admirait .‘
truths that the mum. lbsttlsshipa,
Dreadnought has been established asi.
a standout. from which the nutrient
designers cannot deviate very much
one. mum of the Russian Welt
ngufigts Awill go somegbat leis in“;
{Mr nd 3. 3.3.0.,101'91‘30 iaWOl‘Ol‘e
urnedaIto hMi; £23k”? r133? i111. constructing the nastiest il‘éet will be‘_
. . . :;,,xecuted in this country, barring an
‘ ‘ o‘ aston'ai or r. lulli’cioli‘sly apportion-
ed between the foreign builders in or-
der to k’e’ep up bonnec‘tlons with them.‘,:,
The Admiralty is were that the to:
Construction of the set at oul‘u‘e 'neo
{ . edsitalesIradlcal lioforms in Rnsslfin.‘
The next meetin of the istorical shipbulld 118. but al the rumors to t _.
timely Will be 1131:” £115};me 0? sheet that the tovcr‘um’ent intends to ,
the Rev James m- Cajay, Monday sell its- shipyards to tcielgners are de- .
October 14 _. ,, ,, died. On the; other hand it is stated
it K ‘ M ”r; reliablemauthtg‘lty glaththeIIuew Ad-
to n denim: .qun s and um taltr a this an ‘t 9 mac "
Dr Nolan have returned ”or?“ plea- izilor Steel Armor Works, Which hith
and trip to White Plains N. v. where e 0 have been smelt revetment in
they attended the falr . utious conducted on the bureau;
l—M erotic principle, will com the e _
hing in october next b’e’o‘dihe char
ed companies, to be ion on a stricti
commercial basis in legard to profit
and losses The Admiralty will 0qu
the stock of these companies, as it"
now ovvns the stoc of the Baltic
works and that of i e Obuohovo dun
Foundry.
Admiral Bomrem also said that the
latest trial of the Rurik, the hrsl- class
“armored cruiser of 16,000 tons, built:
in E‘uklaud for Russia, had been sails
isctcry, she ital/inf; attained her cone
tract wééd... of 21 knots per hour
« and sister, Miss
. e 7been the guests
of friends in W t
onI iImproviugI the t Iwn
Henry Borrmau who has been visit
Mr. and Mrs increase Parsons of
Greens Farms lire entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. James Gordon of New Jer-
soy.
Mr. and M eorge Bunnoll hovel
closed 3their handsome residence in
Greens Farms and gone to New Ha-
ven for the winter. .
Miss thlly Redford of . Greene
Farms is attending the horse show in
Kentucky this week with her halid
some pair of horses.
The Village improvement; Society
gave ‘a dance to the members and
friends in thioudl hall, Friday eve-
ning. . This was well attended.
Rev 0. R Miller of Washington, D.
(h, addressed the members of the Con-
gregatlolial cl arch sunday morning
upon “Moral ictorle‘s at the Gal)
ital " ~ ' =. ~ ,
.r
-—Billlous? Feel heavy after inherit
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Co plow
ion sallow? Liter needs tia'ltlr’gi upf.
Doan' s Regulate cures bilious dtta’chsi
25 cents at any drug store.
To ”Extent: ELEcrnlcs.
.4...
Railroad Officer Gays Trains Will Go: .
to New Haven.
The men connected with the cou-
gregationul church are invited to lunch
together in the chapel this evening at
6: 30 o'clock. Later a plan for a club
connected with the operating dcpart- 3
‘ ment. ill an interview yesterday said
that in the not distant future the elec-
tric zone now ending at Stamford?
would be continued to New HuVeu. ' -
It is poor railroading policy to elec-
IWESTON.
Mrs. Nelson Crossroad is visiting re-
latives in Cannon.
Mrs William Robinson is seriously ill
with ‘g‘agtrictmumg ' ‘ York to Stamford and besides New ’
Haven is the natural terminal
Engines have to be cooled there it
not changed entirely, and all trains ..
. stop at the Elm City. No»): compnrd‘ '.
lively few trains stop at Stamford the .
terminal facilities are men re, and to ‘,,
step there for it 'ch'ail‘g‘e life ‘ glues is‘u -.
pure waste of lime. ,
Whether or {not the electric zone ‘
) proves a saving, now that we have it
to Stamford,‘it will sooner or later. of _-
necessity, be extended to New Haven -
at least '
it Would be panel to tip change from
_ steam to electric demotivls at New '
Haven in the time new donsumed by ,.
the reenter stop tor can and to allow .
nllsssnlrors to alight There Would be ‘
no waste or time than ht Stamford and ..
. the building of a terminal there would
be obviated. in New “Men the rail -,
road owns plenty of ground to in- .
crease its terminal facilities at will.’ ‘
rho first electrification was an ex. '_
pc‘inent and the engineering depart . 2
Harry Waterbury of Norwnlk spent
Miss Smith of Martin“: is the guelit
of Miss Annie Di‘cltertnan.
Fi'ederlck Banks 5113!“ Sunday, with
relatives at Greenfiei Hill.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton has return-
ed from o‘vislt in South Norwalk.
Misses Lizzie Adams has been spend-
Mr and Mrs. (‘llnrles Salmon enter-
Illaliied friends flom Bridgeport lust
w.eek -
Miss Olive Hubbard has returned
from a visit in Bridgepolt and Shel
ton.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Williams were
recent guests of Mrs l-rodcrlck Boots,
in Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. C.‘E. Coley of Norwalk,.
wore Sunday guests at the residence
of A. C. Brndley._
Mr. and Mrs Stunts of New Rochelle
has moved into their now home ill Pop-
lar Plain district.
ms 1 did not want to make it a more
oxp nulvo test thhn was absolutely
, necebsary. it seemed {colish to elec-
trify any sho‘ ter section of the New
‘York end ‘of t 9 line, so Stamiord was
made the limit.
As to the success of the electric
zone. this oiliclul says Mitt it is al-
ready ascertained sill! assured it to
going to be more ecohohltdol as or ii.
said he. "i am convixidod that it
running of trains is as surely coming
into general use as i am that the New
Haven road is tofu; to continue bust
noes."
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown ,of ‘
‘Bridgeport, about last. wool; with Mr.
and Mrs, Elmer Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalice Ambler, of
Huributt street enjoyed an automobile
Miss Annie Lundcberg. has returned
Trumbull, after a Weeks visit with
is. Peter B. Pony.
. .
nervous? to coucheseMAn
BELL.
Plans of NW’VKWW‘P. O. ’E. to Rs-
cogye Natlbtiil President.
The arraux'ements for the banquet
and rocoptlon to Congrcsnmnn Theo.
Bell. of anpa, Cat. grand worthy
president of the Fraternal Benevolent
Order Eagles wall announced last
night The grand plouldonl will arrive
in New Maven. on Friday evening. at 6
o‘clock. He will be met at the station
by a. deputation of twenty- dire mem
bers of the New Haven none, and by
them escorted to the Hotel Ouooo for
dinner Here he will meet the your:
nor, the mayor trod Contradiction
, ry. The arts under the, common of
Sergeant hsrty‘. Ellis cohduotor, will
meet at their temporary quarters on
Chapel street, at 7: iii. They will then
be preceded by the Second regiment.
bond to the hotel, where the Will or
edit Congressman bell to Ifflifli'la
hall. where a public reception will he
held. The editors of the dull? use"
will be invited to meet the congress.
than at the banquet. Councilman hall
has been visions relatives in Rowdy-
ton tor several do s., .
..
Mr. and um. C. it Coley and sons
of Norwalk were Sunday guests at the
residence of A 0. Bradley.
Wu
George Adams attended the Fair at
White Plat I, last week, and also
spent Satu’r icy in Bridscp ort.
Man--
The Misses Perry of Valley Forge
are entertaining their sister, Mr». De-
venport, and little son, at East. Bridge-
port. '
Miss Annie Lhndebort returned to
her home in Trumbull on Sunday, af-
ter a week's visit with Mrs. Peter B.
Perry.
Matter "Aflhur a; V, has returned
to him-walk, after a weeks visit with
Nagy. W
Mrs. tester Shelton and son, Lewis.
iégmi‘tlféd tIcIy TrulIhI‘Iuli IgInMMondayMac . Ill til! it
to ewasvs wt non Vi l
W. P. matrices and his irons Loci: . ' ,fw
Wood. , , ' , suns? Ben L 24.-~fio~
a .iaa .45.
alter. Mr. hoax. of W. . , Germany willow”.
oiled the pulpit at the connotations! rise in new potent railroad cars adapt: 3
church on holiday.
who was expected being unable to be both countries, than doing may with
present. , the trans shipment of freight. the
‘ Ministry of Railways has surmounted
ttwili- ”it, dollarf'?‘
the NorII
met.
the
13¢ iflfli
a halfway between Samara:
cult and ‘2 600.000 for with
up Mgismdroi! Bridle over the,
Society as the “single
rosin ,, ,
with. tor
lure. Admiral Bertram. Assistant Min . 1
An official of the New Haven road 1
in: hoods.
Roth Mr. Haynes, able to the gauges of the railroads ofV ‘
Ettore hinting it
Sibllc
Your money back after a
’mouths tool it you Iwahi it."
it“:
, 1906,
s m ~
Nd. 81:1 for. users otboth sdtohtoblios
”it ulster abtmts. , , .
2 0. up ecu mouse,
These lubricants gr 0 idorcd the
, .
{#:th
udaybih :air if t
our-roan
Having a;
{lilo worrying uptut selection
your m'eats, no blithel- wth
dishes or stove when pleaeant
weather comes. w v t ~
‘ Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surroundlnhtiff
l Eltcelient Cooking.
nailing REYNEKE‘,“
" " ‘Proprlgtor,
I!phm§,.8.l9
Mast Normal?
Tel. 45:2.
21:52.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High .Wheei Mowers, at. 15:50
to 36 00.‘ Wilma-l «IMHWMI'
for freight Only .
°“ “hit.“i‘te'rmii‘in it‘ll”?
“9308 East River, New York (foot
ve’r street). every day, (except
grades of RAKEB, Hpfisfi‘ GARDEN
"but
Annl'n’g J. Smith.
trii‘y such a short run as from New
VAN SCUY
"'PLMMBING‘“ ‘
cream.
Her wires
“grimy. , a.
or... not he, topper 3.;
“ind title.
A“ ll
so on... one seat.
V .
, *’ .o’l’ffior
Willi“ MW M film? “will”
his alarm him an one class out
its thlii norm iii“ no on tuition
Mont Milo ;.. fit
"1"“? out. ‘5}th Militant ions
"iv
fiflflom
ease. asses. We
wm Irish more rash.
mu sad Mahayana
..
till October '1. all {might be- " '
deli to the Qt, 500.00!) {or doubling the tracks of 1*
' Sunday) at t p. m. Freight received
.. , ‘ “fig.” .;.. l. , o r. I,
~ . . I . _
Kern Kinks
Mummrusuumm .
Norwalk 1135304 p. m and South
0 h» Ge eral re airin an machine work
3mm STEAM .1106. * . n p g 6
Q, 9- H.” promptly attended to. *w*,_m
honors! Agent
..--. Home.“ .. D ..
1,, built flotilla to
use...
39 Main St, Norwalk
4 ..
Gregg s * ilillli
M d 1 dl H III
Wm “barrio adieu
Militia dill fl"
I if: in;
I'.I
1"" . ‘5 Wall 81:: .
M Wfihlhgton 8%.. 31.. Mommn
Rodi [stilt alid lnsur’
We hit“ then 30le ad bargain
in lu'oomo momma protisrl'y that
must Marni. in timid. with no rapid
gigolo (if his town.
should i) ppo on: ,
snow white, one piece dard" Por-
colaln Enameled Lavatory. ,
Have you cigar stopped to consider »
Bow delightful if conveninet it. we in
o to boys hot and cold running w
your dressi n8 £011t slit}?
his summer or m to at
too its presence awould rd you
thgvhinimutIggIm-oo oIfIII comforrt. .0
. ow y no your on. or
unit ," Illicit tiy co hum
hand relic ’
Hoist ”Gambit:
Hdlihihésib
consume.
with i Modicum of Expects,
that is
GasLitllltillo
i a i am. wooitmpfils . ..
We are piping houses at aa
Bf .
. 4a: , “mega” :iutit
Let all tint on;
i with
strictly confidential
iuihlllu Salter inhibit Slim
, .THAN NEW YOR
11. Comolete assortmentmr the best it
FORKS, snthlEs. arenas, and nut
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. .
1 'accepiieo. .
1347
[PLUMBING 'AND STE;
ousewives on their own home
i”indol's‘er All trans‘sctltgis“
Call and sea a
iNDEPENDEfliiI'r LOAN mo “CW
Y
Hlvllaud Building, Washington it
OffiIocI hours. 9 s.- in. to 8 p. m.‘
K AL one;
For years this Cdm%&y has paidIIIII ‘
4 % 80’ {this it”;
ss'mitirihtiaiiy. er halfmul’i
dollars paid to investors to rid a
rises” noun“ $2.ooo,oco oo. _
Investments of from $100 to $10.09!
portlclpatlug’fn earnings
from date of receipt
A. card will bring you our iltcrotlll‘o
or a personal interview.
n. I... cocoon. chasm Roam.
’w
$ 16 South Main Street.
,; w , MHEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
. a cramp,
Gas and 8 sum Fitting. Gas Fixtures,
., ii iii Ceiling, Etc.
Havogou seen our stock. or.
mention]: RANGES?
THE Jehgisig soreness
17 WALL or eggs; ,“jNM‘WALK.
—_“=-_=53 .
“of E’ - ’Oritn‘rwhfllti. ,f
I NRNlTURt, Marcos hire.
,, tirvvhmmiza f
It For Particulars ddms '
.11. Mo
Iéfflés, o'o'm '4, Ifiavllv that.
HIHMU. 1
Policy Covers .idvery Bodily lit)
(Fetal and Otherwim Due to Acciden-
.rv '
ury
tnl Causes
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