a We in Bath royals. a for
Minwhltecnd
Loni hill dolls?
‘_:_r"ti «r...l«re.1'll “i!"
M
. Mrs. John H. Knapp, of west street.
is ill. .
Mrs 11' B. Harriet is the ' eat of
”lbs M G. Couch, of Bayview avenuei
William Nevelles, of' Bridgeport
visiting friends in Norwalk for a few
days. . . . :
MP7 .\ . ,
Miss May Colt, of New Haven, is a
guest of Mrs. Elton B. Baker, of Union
street.
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order of
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will meet
tonight.
The regular meeting of Douglas
Fowler Pom-G. A. R., will occur this
evening in Raymond‘s Hall, Washing-
ton street.
Frank Riley. of Winnipauk, is con-
tilled to his home with a severe attack
of chills and fever.
Mrs. Frederick Sqnicr, of Rahway,
N. J., is the guest of the Misses Scud-
tier. of West street.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26, improved Order
of Red Men, will h ve a regular camp
fire tomorrow even‘ ng.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaitley. of New
York. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sheehan, of South Main street.
-’-nfic-——-————
Sllcrman Council. No. 1.342, Royal
Arcanum, will hold ‘a regular meeting
tomorrow night in Mystic Chain Hall.
.Mrs. M. F. Moran. of No. 3 Living-
ston street, is entertaining the Misses
Margaret and Gertrude'Kenny, of Bos~
Aton.
The Visiting Chapter, of Trinity
Gillltl, will meet Tuesday at 3:30 p. “L;
with him. Stevens, 100 South Main
street.
"Tomorrow will be open day at The
Knob, and the members are cordially
invited to take their frlellds for a day's .
pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Steele and
daughter, Dorothy, of Ansonia. am
visiting Mrs. William H. Swords, South
Main street. .
—-Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Miss Lina M. Coach. of Bnyview
avenue. is spending'a week with Miss
ldah ‘Vanderhoef, of Madison avenue,
Flushing, N. Y.
\
NewAA‘direetcrlets ‘of the Southern
New' :lilngllmd Telephone Company.
which went into effect yesterday, were
distributed last Week.
A Mrs. Josephine returncd'to her home
in County street, Norwalk, this after-L
nooh.1'rom a week's visit with rain»
lives in New York city
Miss Mary Mallsey; oi Danbury, has
been spending the past week at Belle
Isl as the guest of Miss Gertrude
‘Mil .‘A‘tli' Anchora cottage.
- Ellsworth Burger, of Norwalk, has
returned from a vacation trip to Lake
Champialnltwhereihe visited the Oven-
lb‘ok‘ Adademyflmmer camp.
Miss Lulu Holoran. of Osborn ave
nue. East Norwalk,‘ returned to her
duties at Miss. N. E. Ry’an s dry goods
store. this morning. after a week’s
picaéhnt vacation. ‘A ‘
Deacon John D Taylor has the con-
tract for cleanirig the Red Men 3 Hall.
in Norwalk, and started work there
this morning. A number of improve-3
ments will be made,
4W
Rob'ért W066, the sexton of Trinity
maestro Church, paid a visit to his
old church home, St. Luke‘s. in Nero
mp, Sunday. Mr. :Wdod was baptized-
there by the preliél'n‘t ‘re‘ctor, Rev. mills
French. Nonmher 195w 1865. During
his absence Philip N.. Smith, looked at-
tér his duties at Trinity Church.
“.-
AAThe board of directors of the Belle.
island improvement Association held a
meeting, Friday night, .and talked
over thel‘ nt assessment. Another
meeting lbs held 955 lily The pro
DOM assessment of Eyelid its. to raids.
$6.00. to pay expenses . s entirely vol-
till“! «The improvfi party on the
13] r
”lessee,
lsi'ahd ire being led
aim-«unherald- the Associa-
tampon good
Adolph w. Dram
' ': T
*rofl N
9 Anne
‘ ’Irc
Amie
Perfumes for summer
days. 356.55.557.15”-
life 0605. nicely adapted .
. for now. You can get the ,
newest odor or the old-
tilnc favorite. We have
rthe'm all—the beat for
l “ bouIMir ,llath.
lil
.4A
‘1; 7’ -AAi ~i. '
l:
men, in Norwalk.
tertain the governing board of the
llowayton Yacht Club at the Country
Club, tomorrow night.
Your borne will not be complete
these warm days without a hammock.
A. J. Collins 4: Co. are showing a large
lige which will surely please you. See
a v
TheISeventh Company. Coast Artil-
lery, will hold a moonlight sail and
turkey supper some time next month.
The arrangements have not been decid-
ed as yet.
The monthly meeting of theANorwalk
Building. Loan and Investment Asso-
ciation will bevheld Tuesday evening
at the office of Taylor and Golden,
Washington street.
Thomas J. Haven; secretary to the
president otJloly Cross College. loft
tolvn yesterday for Worcester, where
he accompanies the president on a
short, recreation tour
I Charles‘Mlller, Chicago menagcr ol
the‘ A Gilbert & Bennett Company.
I Georgetown, was the guestwof his
brother. David H. Miller, Jr., at the
Country Club, yestoiday..
Rev. Charles S. Macfarland. D.D..
preached in the West Norwalk union
chapel. yesterday afternoon, and next
Sunday the pulpit will be occupied in
Rev. T. N. Laine, of Darlen.
Thomas F. Dowd. manager of lb:
South Norwalk store of the New York
,Grocery Compafl3_' went to New Roch
ell, Friday. and visited the
pany’s tine store in that; city.
W .
Mrs. M, M. Mitchell. Miss Helena A
Mitchell and Miss Daisy B. Scudder, 0:
West street.“ left this morning for:
month's soiourn at the Delaware Wat-
er Gap, Mt. Pocono and various other
places.
The test by the South Norwalk file
001"
steamer, in Elmwood 172mm. tomcr
row evening. is being awaited with
atT:15.
MoGinn, Thomas Collins and William
island, and returned home to South
Norwalk. They had their camp for
tW0 weeks.
Mrs. Leslie dismay; Mrs. Henry Es
may and son. of Washington South Du
daughter, of Marsleall',‘ Mozj‘ars- visit
ing :their parents. Mriiand Mls. Fret
Beers, of Orchard street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G Aberle, ll-
their handsome racing automobile
came from Philadelphia last Week
and have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ac. Froeh. of: mm street. This
morning-they started for their home,
a d were mpaili‘ed by Mr Froeh
agd his i'atighter, Mrs. Edward B
Manyilie. ,.
The NorwIIJk Yacht club 7755 repre-
seated at th'b imam ovum Hoisting-
mung island: Yacht-A. (hub.- saturate)
night by two boats, that of Captain
Earl H. Banks and patty. and tins: of
Captain Victor Wu Ferris and :party ‘
the latter includin Arthur E. Russell.
‘ Ell-ace -.R North. 1%. Charlcsl. Ferris.
W. Fitch; Olin Youngs. Iryili‘g Brad
lay and William Sterling. 9A
In the advertléln‘i; 55:55.55 67 The
Sentinel, today. tlce is given that-
,the co-part ersbi carried on in New
Yori‘ta am. Norwillk by Edwin
3606's film A Pemidrdl and Arnold
Boos, der the llrm name of BoeseA
Pepper-a 75- Company,- hasAheeIn. dissolv-
All WHEN! WM! and liquidate
no a. co- artnership
the all“ used 3375: tags name of
mesa & yPeppard ..i' , .._
Tile Cardinal Points
re“
781 CW 4091?;
Wilerglfmnpo shill} ‘
rltiog Main
We? ”mar fig;
195' 3; l'tOPP "ill
FABHIONABLI (TAILOR.
mar” ......
. vc—ia to p. m.
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. NORTH "MN “Hilf-
The 7555qu of school visitors
will have an important meeting tomor-
row nlght at the oilice of the select-
v—-—-———-—‘—
Commodore Charles Klein will on-
“-‘i
department of the City of Norwaik‘r ,-
much interest. The test is to be made A
W
"William Skldd, Neil Buckley. John '
Hyde have broken camp at Cockeaoe '
hots. And Mrs. Abram Rogers and .
rrv lN eriLoano-
Inverters are style ._
ennui own that
(all:
Regular Price
ed by mutual consent, and that Edwin ,, 83. 0
Boone and John A. moors Awill collect A
...§Ioil% rag hp
55-...
55th Willi till it‘ll
The sloop Wanda, belonging to Goth}
(module Ostro‘m of thé Nosthportfl'acllt
:Club. Captain F B Keicham, had-.6
litrenuous time at. Steeplechase island.
0"“th
ller and
A, TWINE alleged?) ‘9 it.
994ml not “fungi: anywhgre not:
ithe sldow 061m ”otter stand with
Harbormaster Morris until about i
clock but nothing which could reach
The ‘c rdfl was procurable The larger
bout? which could have lived in the
In south of thallium. draw tooiilluah
Hp, boats could not
aim or at any rat 0
could not have towed her in: Capt.
lllolof the" war boat Contest of-
lewd-his servi as. hot hoAAcould: not do
”may «The telephone st. Steeple-
'lslsnd out of ordor- and it
MOM- WIG- MGM! out the Itol'ni. .
Bridgeport, Friday- snidht. during thmlh'i'c‘sterday morning the sloop was
. and nearly 'foundered Jacinta the
«blow abated Only the fact that her
two anchors held and tilht Ills was
ieqni'pped with a self- Aballin'g cockpit»
and other 'nl'oderd appliilncas elio‘wetl
her to live out the germane was Nth-i
an to Northport Saturday afternoon
by Captain Arthur Morgan, of the poly
erfiii lapeea boat'ijoss. I, I, ..
qummodmo Ostroni and party.. had
been on maniac with other yachts o:
, the .Northport Yacht Club to Sachein'l.
Head and was headed for home whirl.
lh‘e gale broke. They visited the NorI ‘
walk Yacht Clnh at the marker. Well
ncsday night With two other yachts
the Wanda tried to make Black Roci
harbor, but the giving way of the Jib
stayuthe loosening of the main stays
and the tearing of the jib into ribbon:
made it impossible. The captain put
out an 8690mm anchor with 186 fee
of cable, and a 35-pound anchor will
60 feet of cable and prepared to rid-
out the storm. A
As he was unable to determine tilt
amount of water under his craft ho
sent up signals of distress and two 0
three efforts were made to render to
slstancc. One power boat. which up
preached from the windward. stov
a couple of holes in the sloop. Th
owner refused to be taken off and th.
small power boat was powerless g) tow
the. sloop in tho gale. ‘
linrborniaster Morris was informed
yr the sloop s plight and lit endeavored
0 get some craft to go after her
Fritz Gotthart got as far as the can
buoy, and bad to turn back. The
Bridgeport lighthouse tender tried to
reach the sloop. but had to put back
on account of the wind and heavy sea.
Capt. George Potter, of ltheaiilepmer
Milly bowls, was ringed on]. of bed and .
rot up steam abut who the. position of .-
Moo
towed to the lower bridge iloilt‘ and the
tired yachasmcli some ashore for rest.
i(allot-ill Arson-gull towed 'lheoalotrp to
Winch Rock harbor and yesterday at
bulges“ to Nortbport. Besides having
In dill stall lire way and the main
stasis loosen, die to! of the Winds
ma split-i Athathmat and lt.~wonld
Commodore Ostroln said he knew ch
erythlng possible was thin to reach
him. has he realised the silky of the
blow and appreciatcdhll t
even if it were unavailing
.W.
IT CAN'T IE BEAT. ,
hence. C. M. Harden. or Silver
ortll Carolina.- says: “i find Electric
ltters does all that's claimed for it.
li‘or Stomach. Liver and Kidney
,roubles it can't be best. i have tried
t and find it a most excellent medi-
:lnc" Mr Harden is righl; it's the
lost. of all medicines also for weak
less, lame back and all run down con.
litionI. Best too for chills and no
aria Sold under guarantee at F. H.
Baxter; drug store. 50c. "
Mr. Brown~—“l regret to say. dear,
Mr. Browne-5‘1 regret to say. dear.
gift 1 promised you—Ler—diilnlonds are
in in price now, higher than i can at-
ford "
Mrs Browne—”l at so sorry. dear."
i Mr. Browne—“Yes. it is disappoint
n .——
Mrs Browne—“Yes: it's too bad that
you'll have to pay more than you can
after ."—Philadelphla Press.
Little drops a! Ante:
Help us all to see
Where the ice we entered
Plainly used to be.
, . mWashington Star.
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A H0055 ls H‘AnoLv COMPLETE in THE sUMME‘n rill: wir'il-
our A HAMMOCK. oun LARGE 1.:
AND caucus, WHICH ARE sow A
455 To voun lesuse nouns.
ZOMFORTABLE PILLOWS. THE C
dA‘fERlALa ARE still: TO stalls:
A. J Colitis
NE INCLUDES NUMEROUS STYLES
T PRICEs THAT WILL ADD PLEAS-
MOST OF OUR HAMMOCKS HAVE
OLOR COMBINATIONS AND THE
you '
do.
l
Funeral D'rectors ail‘d Embal'mei's,
12'18..N2“0.M.‘i0 Street,
FAILURE.”
is often the result, of 9. wro‘g
tion never leads to failure. The choice to secure a business educa
tion at
MERRILL
is a step in the right direction, for
select later, MERRILL Business Training will help y.ou
Dress
Win
In very neat patterns, cut full and tin
Cool and attra ive Summ
that make a- mod demand 0
You'll realize their goodness an’d
NEE.
ls waslllllc'ron 3773537.“ I t:
Discount
Give the Boy ti
AND 0T
II attention A van
GlimhenciltwaeXt Mdnda‘y. June 8th.
supra 77.. . .,
“new hén yell m them.
WI 5990 tilt: the
shell”: Dmitri“ ll anoint-v. I- panel
“‘ aria ml
south Norwalk, C9605
c
7*. .
choice JA step in tho roglit direc-
corLilch
no matter what the work you may
\ M. A.M5.sillLl..Prln. .
(Is are on is here this week at pilces
550575553. These dresses are made
ished with more than usual care.
a 5.
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we have them in Alié Leathers: Pal. Colt, elm Metal
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GEORGE XANTHAKY. Mam-
m cisl'coltAco 7:955 ml: at how the .I ‘
bayoboon l possible to call her home. ‘
t was done ,
The best of all teachers is can. _
l M for at the following
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If your grocer m 'f #3917
New Haven and Hartford.
DILLON 6f WU'GLASS.
Spflngfleld.'Mags;I ,Igrpvldence. 11.1.
5 "5.555575; $685
you, write us
Conn.
11' .
g . GS". . ,, gist“ Rama t
at! " an ttstvort at‘dew tdm ,
A ,. «tr-W W314“? than the “an
“ ”g, cues” Wynn ’1‘: sure or e‘Very
i A: 3f :1 it 9*” i?
The Lady—dock here. you said that
if l'd give you your dinner you'd mow
the lawn for, me. . The Hobo—Yd like
to do it’ma'am,.ilii-t i gotter teach Yer
aglesson. Never trust th' word of a
total stranger.—~Cievcland header.
To fear death is very great folly, for
it is fated to all men to die—Antl—
phases.
ADVERTIGE‘D Lit‘rfsn's.
The following letters lindlll
We“ for
9 current week. .
Moi-walk.
Mra Marin Johnson.
Joseph Masteilo.
Col. Geo.~H amllton Sheldon.
Mamie ,Willl
8285mm: 5,.
2,3775“ .1.
Vaciltioli Tili'lé
. Wouldn't you roll!” your vacation
better if you knew than was I goodly
“only of coal in fair on» may to
ward Inf! the_ first chilly breath of
autumn. We are daily putting in win-
ter coal jar prudent people who plan
well ahead. You ”cannot make a mis-
take in Him
Buylno
‘ “379m ulltlltlhe null
l. on. ‘- .
new ionic; saw silly as 4
HARTFORD RAILROAD
it ‘A‘. “A. {KM——
TIME TAELE.
' ' in Elicct June 14.1960.
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CHEAP rniPs‘r‘o NEW YORK.
Summer Visitors Can Get Along on
Less Marley Than Ten Years
Ap‘o.
The lens of thousands of tourists
who descend on New York every sum-
f0r less money than it would cost them
in any other lan‘tgne city of the United
States. This ist e
pcrienced hotel man.
tng during a summer visit to New York.
than he would have paid tcn years
ago.
of‘everything. will have to pay men
than formerly. - This is one-of the our
prises New York hands out. Said the
hotel man to a Sun reporter: -
are ilrct class hotel bills larger than
right here in New York. and nowhere
‘ else on earth in midsummer can trav
ellers ilnd equally comfortable accom
modations at such small (inst. Then
are two reasons for this: The greatel
magnificence of our first class hotels
and the correspondingly greater ex-
pense of operating them and the inn]
tiplicatlon of medium priced apartliieni
taurants which furnish good food at
popular pl ices
Today these are chains of popular
priced restaurants ail orer the citl
from the Battery to Harlem and from
river to river, including districts (doc:
to Fifth availed and to all the thor
oughfaroslnlist used by tholtourist—r
restaurants hygienic in every detail
Ten years ago such plitces were few
and far between.
during the months of July and August
This minute“ given by restaurant
keepers and hotel men of that neigb
borbood. who saythat there is no part
' of New York more popular withItour
late, for the reason that it. is closet;
most: of the roof gardens end,thoatrcs
and .alsozthat. it abounds in apartmen
hotels and low priced restaurants.
ltigoos without saying thatithe 40 ,00i
visitors are not on hand all at— once
The “erase length 04. tile summel
touristsmtay is two weeks. The hull
of the 40,000 have travelled on specie
mtmionk rates and they nt in dc
New Yo at the. smalls expense
cornpatiblie with conduct, (That is why
they strike.
0:355:51th hotel belt
instead of filll g up the' many board
In: hop, 3 which are all but empty all
summer" ong.
in winter the apartment hotels are
pretty well all up with regular Iten
ants. but from e tiltte‘ "Iv/hell summel
rates go lntb effect the, Clientele it
,lnade up plainly of 9:95 stems. l5. it
$731;de rates. egwhlcae accoilliltl’ ‘Afil’i
the presence oi' 40 ,999 tour
iota:b a“ at nelghboxboo itt T35”: €7.79“?
does. 55: View is to ,cut hs’ {restaur
D flees. thereioteél many of fire salsa or,
to rials tine err-ester
P lgrtcdv
rants gg til 9 gWellies r [erred to
It is o y the richly 77310,,cdare1étr
spend much money, for food, and
wisdom don't come much ll'l summel
and seldom in p'artles.
At one of the many plain, popular
restaurants of the- modern tillers-hero
ormdt‘shm
elbows touching at stqe
or an (t t his bus".
tables, IA-tns prim
rl‘ler it- hot for the crowds of
strap mam mr into New York.
His pin is in B dwayi- and many of
his flotillhl‘ Cft'stl‘nfierh,’ Who are moon
dd hfilth lite theatres and the son;
inel- 75016889
The sampler tourists, one 5? the ho;-
with the had of 55 are that
ugust t6 lty‘ilt a stock
ev‘a'r go
herer short mot cast. A ‘Th alwmgo
rank and file of the t
now gets ill the sum
to see New Yofll than It boy Wgoods
and they include far more Women than
Imne~wcnl97i for the silos: pal—t who
0 mm not dial-burdened with riches.
TheBontp send; an increasingly
large number every tyour: woman
Teachers from the Far West and from
, {thew England come in droves. Sin'ce
i e
i the s yscrallers and Gooey island have
i been centered not to have seen New
mer can be well lodged and fed here
asertlon of an ex- ‘
The average tourist. he says, pays a -
good deal less for good board and lodgA, -
This is as certain as that the A
wealthy visitor, who demands the best .
i‘Nos-hel-e onAea'rth the year around :. Al.
hotels and of clean. comfortable res ‘
it is estimated that in the lemony ‘
: bounded by Fifth and Seventh. ave
nuos- and Forty-second and FortyAsev ,
cutil streets there are 40 .000 strangers ‘
customers sit dem0craticlllly in roves. .
iness would fail on Very much: in sum: '
nits, leafeA town When'lnidsum .4
tel men explained, have soth ng ‘what- ‘
elr firmly. Billion a'rcf ‘
memoir hotell‘r Hill eat missus-got A‘
known mtau Mi
best is a ’9 too good tor théln. lilac ‘-
rlsIts New York " "
e'r 9‘ here more "
lg bridges and the subway and '
Yulk is considered almost a dlsflnco
among educators. Said 3 young west
ern schoolma'uln to a friend in the
lobby of a hotel last August: .
“I h ve saved for two years tottahe
this tr p to New York, and it is Worth
tn¢ :nt‘cn. coolant! um.» vice.” We:
A-dlgmoctl. Jflwou. RemulflwmA
outing
Trousers
soft, easy, comfmtable flannell,
out large for comfort.
$2. 50 to $4. 00
Serge
‘3
_‘,AJ~~ Acme; ‘..:J'v'»,
to wear with them mi: sol
snappy hot weather sale
A ..
enemy
lines CDrawelfs ailtl tls
- 505' to 52
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