‘\
El
'* Tooth .. Brushes.
I"
run. Porfumes. Toilet Wa-
ters, Dsntrltioes. Massage Creams, Etc.
" . Alan’s munch Works. at Oyster
Bath Brushes.
Talcum Powders. ' Toilet
Marvin You.
walk, took ”no cycle r do to
in. yesterday.
Ner-
B3011-
An East Norwalk young man had
.Ihls goes cut quite badly. yesterday of-
mu by the explosion of a Iseltser
I
William Robinson, of New street,
did ‘Rny Selleck. of Gregory Boule-
yard, Were visitors in Bridgeport, y-es
terday.
MicbaIiIel O'Brien. of the Washingto
street '9 idge. is credited with catchln
a four and one-half pound weakfish,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs/James H. Williams, of
New York, were guests yesterday of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, of New
street.
Joh ,Early and Louis Banks, Adolph
Podse hi and Albert Kaske enjoyed a
sail to Huntington, L. 1., yestcr'day.
In the "Hope. u ‘
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cunningham, of
54 Van Zandt. street, were guests, yes
berday, of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Car-
Iter_ in Wilton.
. The sail of the Young Men's Asso-
Cintiou on H. J. Hipson's launch will
be postponed until some favorable
moonlight light.
Harry Rider and family will set sail
next Monday morning in their launch
Molly on a. cruise up the Hudson RIVer
to LskeChampiaiu. '
Harry Rider, of East avenue intends
to leave this evening for the House-
tonic river, for a day' a sport tomorrow
black bass fishing
Frank F. Hanford and daughter. Per
than of Kensington. are guests of the
iorr'ner's brother, James H Hartford
of 60 Winfield street.
A party of about twenty-five mem-
bers of the Dory Social Club enjoyed
a, sail on the Sound, yesterday, in the
Banks launch Ada L
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Mr. and Mrs. William Hnuck, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ferd L. Hsuck. of Second street, have
returned home to Brooklyn. .
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The East Avenue Methodist Sunday
school has arranged ice cream sales
[or this evening and for Wednesday
evening, to raise funds for the annual
picnic.
For several nights last week, repair
Work on the East nvcnue trolley line
was kept up all night, in order that
hits day service might not be interfer-
edwith.
The Norwulk ‘Towlng Company's
barge clarcnce. which has been at hire
edge of the channel at Oyster Shell
Point or some time, he been rcmov
iron: t at berth.
‘ Ariel Cameron‘mct with a little ac-
cident with his launch Saturday. while
he had a party of friends out. The
craft ran on a rock and her how was
stove in somewhat.
Howard Gehrmann. of Cove avenue,
ing of the llipworth Whine 7
led by Hownrd yev nI-
lhg. yThe leader for next :‘S‘Eudsgwli
be brother Fred was. 0? the ridge
Mission. Topic, “The Fact 0! Conver-
s on "
some if MOIIumIn's khockfi i
Dncoitdiu been' taken to tho Eh
i
IPolnthfor repairs, ,Islgaéeslim a bang-
n I e reap a h rri
cal... Friday mt. near the KEOhb
The Daooit it two holes stove in
her. , ,
The steps were completed in time
to have the services as usual in the
Advent Christian church, which is now
on its new foundation several feet
abdve the former piev'at. n. The new
tor, 118mb. F
both morning and evening Mr. Ray-
nolds left town today for a vacation
trip toMassachnsetts.
The discussion as to the number of
legs owned by a lobgtzer raised by the
picture drawn by or; ‘e W. Wash-
burn on a sign for the new Dorlon
House, has not yet been settled.
George painted four on one side of
that particular lobster but was inclin-
ed this morning to the Opinion that a
lobster has six legs. ,,
m
aowavron
The Tokeneke Baseball Club was
defeated Saturday afternoon, on the
Barton grounds by a. score of 7 to i by
the Alphas. of stquord.
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The well known Cluck property at
wayion, comprising live valuable
lo as. is tb be sold at auction at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon on the
premises. J. M Layton & Company
Hiwlh‘ve charge of the sale and F. W.
itcheil is to be the auctioneer.
6AltiEN AND sono'ron;
Riley Nash a well-known resident
of Noroton, is seriously ill. His con~
ditlon. in fact. has been regarded as
critical for several days.
A Stamford team came up to Darlen,
Saturday. and defeated the Tokcnoke
team, on the Noxon lot, in Darlen. by
the score of 8 to 3.
The Darlen, Jr., team put it over the
Han Beens in good shape. Saturday
afternoon. at the Noxon lot, in Main
street. The Has Beans were snowed
under by the score of 8 to 3.
A warrant has been gotten out for
a well-known Daricu man on account
of his failure to pay a commutation
tax. it is understood that the case will
come up this week before Justice Wil-
liam ii. Willmott, .lr.
A delegation of motors went. down to
Greenwich, Saturday afternoon. to
cheer the Barton team to victory.
There would probably have been a
large crowd but for the Tokenske-
Stamford game, on the Darlens’ home
grounds.
The members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company. of Burton, had a fine
time yesterday on their Rye Beach ex-
cursion. The Durlon firemen went to
Port Chester by train. and thence by
trolley to the Beach, where they en
joy ed a clambake.
Mrs.‘Purlcci Dominica complained to
Constable Hanford Smith, Saturday
morning. that her husband had been
beating and misusing her since last Oc~
tober. Constable Smith turned the
complaint over to Grand Juror Frank
McGlnnis, who issued a warrant for
the husband. The case came up in due‘
time, Saturday night before Justice
of the Peace William H. Wiilmott. Jr.,
but by that time the woman,
for some reason, refused to tea.
tlfy against the husband. Ask:
ed why she had made the com!
lalnt: she declared she was excited.
Ehe idea's she claimed her husband
.t
who is ill of typhoid fever was report~mad given her, shé said Were simply
ed yesterday as being in a very criti-
cal condition. The day was a Door
one for him:throughout.
J 4
Frank Decker and Howard Ander
son, of East Norwalk, and the iatters
cousin from New Yerk, are camping
tint for a week on Hay island They
sat up camp yesterday.
-, Clayton L Marshall and family went
out 5 fling yesterday with a party of
irien and in the early evening the
out smog. in the mad and remained
tII ere thitll 1: 30 this morning.
William Denison, of the firm 01
Johnson and Dennison took a trip to
anvil; Rock, yesterday. Billy reports
trailers win a big crowd on him
but: little of interest transpiring
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Christ 1: gchurch will be held
“11% elyeh $11! home of Mr.
omayv {Eats in Cottage
.Velsor will be the
strut. neiaEty
leader.
Escherichia an an... i... j...
Wt! 21.65%41iie 1: Launch
' ‘i'l olut for a
84A inhabit is also be-
WEN” for] Henry Green, of
. 8ny ' \ ‘h
yelpst AM? had a littleI
uaE er, mast was
My}; fimédhslderable dain-
mm!“ mIthege were no serious
Mr? 5°th W Eafie. 3Q C’sborn ave-
nue, who has been seriously ill for
tailgngflism “0,38% fiance comforta-
Yesterday
stream able to
down stairs to
u ALA did-ad‘- i. 'e. .
t lii‘ “at
rIIy" as craft“:
They report
hnvlm sI..titIs .tltao mums home
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light taps. in view of the action of
the woman. the complaint had to be
dropped. The couple are itaiians.
. was'rpoa'r.
Percy Sturges has returned from a
visit to friends in Brooklyn.
Crabs have appeared in small quan'
titles in the creeks along the shore.
Mr. and Mrs. {falter Crofut. of Port
Chester, passed week with Mrs. Mil
chael Scully, of Greene Farms.
village to re build the barn burns on
the premises of John P. Fitch. at es-
ton. ‘ . . _ _ _ .
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The crop of peaches in this vicinity
will amount to very little this season.
Although the types b entwined well, the
fruit has not matdrd .
The special services of dedication
week at the new Methodst church will
end tomorrow with special music and
preaching. There ill be no serdices
this evening. , ,
cards ,‘aNrIsI‘IIout' “dodging: tat:I Eli‘s:
rinse at mu m an
Anna Palmer, of g Westport tele.
phone exchange. The ceremony ,wil
take place at the Presbyterian church;
in Stamford,I on {ply 3, ‘
The work of. Wills Myrtle avenue
the res dentsof .. The low
eflpg o the or tags? 13% the «51ng
dances high above in the at qnd it.
difficult to dtige into. the ya as-
m
Ilsoh‘ard Wagner has doun‘teract
the odor .tl‘tmi an Head's Ifiivery stabl
Mr i I H “mg:
«eEEM‘
froth t he 1
plant, just an him: a‘ aims to lie-l
War between t a two sides of Stat
street, and what Mead will do next i
iieve. This is a latest move inflg‘gg
till i a ne
8 lht th§£luus and will
9?- In fie ti for the con
«st to not the uldlnt. Otherthlnge
Reynolds, preached the
Lumber is being hauled from this .,
. of the card tables were located. ,was
.3233: Wild“ «“13 333133?
semnt at Jun can».
Rev. Dr. Curtice, of the South Ed's
vigil; Methodist Episcopal Church, gave
ayery interesting talk. Sunday morn-a
ilig, on the topic, Paul a some...
.Rasus Christ foundtill Paula “lathe
to the Romans.
real meaning of aeIrvsptm PontiflilliVi’i.
one held in chains and inseparsblel
from his Lord and Master, .And it:
ven‘ty.It a"...
thstFriday evening. The party was on
tertalned with the well ituown hospi-
tality of the Cannon grangers, and
evening was thoroughly enioycd.
thhe oominitteo in Icharge of the
wn hall have
beins equal. the preference will be this phrase at the beginning or ending
given to, 1 wind: actors. There wt 9‘ it i Q, , Will might to about;
9151?; “wow“ froin the“ ToriginalgI ied hnés‘cii' as the digit of Jesus
. W ' Christ as h h love all much by
A than who gave an nitric a3 1 9 M 9 B
field Bohr was use; ill while walki ¥
m eaten o It How
drone (.va by all: i? the lie on
from Danbury. lyin dar sages, imtd
evidenti v r ii, a on n o
hour’s pdycaiglri ”’V’.‘ the nearest
house, where he hecoherod sufficiently
to be brought to the village.
Mo'fEs 3? THE saasnoaa
The Volunteer Life Saving Corps
has secured permission to put up a
springboard on the Rotor: Point dock‘.
ther into his lfe we find that he came
ship when he
Ibecsme convtLi'tIitd _ was en
.nhnndoned by is peop e and coast er-
ed a outcast. h’l‘hus we see he gave
‘up “an“! wealth shit position ladder
jto sign Marsala—The bond slave of a
.poor carp tor's son (as the world
judge?! him. His reason for doing this
.wlii be found in the 13th chapter of
First Corinthians in .these words.
was on his to
and the greatest of those is lots." The
lesson of today' a life is so sweetly yet
eaflimtiyti bro gilt out la" in order fm‘
us to ye tin servem we must do
it by sed‘. not w'nt‘rrdiIan‘d tinIaryt day of
our life find 0 e t n
that wiiivglad'r‘lefith VEgarh 1‘ “5? t
we come in contact mwith and not leave
it to put an and take of! Vth our Sun-
day clothes,_ r. ‘ . I
The only unoccupied cottage at
Belle island now is the one recently
built by Marsh and Knapp, near the
East IBoach .. ,
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The Belle island improveemnt So-
ciety has sag god a man to look alter
the East Bath ng Beach. inI order that
it may be kept clean of sea' weed and
any drift matter. . .,
"v
Through 4hr! generosity of Charles
Money, the summer colony of Belle
Island has access to a. line tennis
court This court was recently con- -
structed at the expense of Mr. Money at
his cottage near the East Beach. and
the owner ha .kiudly. eaten
privilege of p fyipIIpI on it to t e rése
deutaII on the i a
The Union picnic of the Deanery
and the! Sunday schools. at Roton
Poin. Saturday. was a big event
was attended b about 1.000 p‘eope.
The éxcursibnls s came down by a ,
special train of thirteen cat's to Baum:
uNorwaik and were conveyed to
Point by trolley The picnlclfers
biought a basket lunch and did :iét
have the dinner served together. in-
stead the separate parties eatian
.eating when they of: e. The excur-
sion was without act: out and proved
a most enjoyahie again“, .
aorou Pelsr'a aloossr oav.
Three Excursions YetthFdsy Brought
Number Up to Abbot 7.00s
Yesterday was thebiggcst day of
the season at Roton Point. in the al-
ternoon, when three oxcdrslons were
in, it was estimated that there were Tel, 452,.
between 0,000 and 7000 people at the
point. I
The steamer Hahn] and the barge
Empire, both ioqd'éd to their capacity
.~.
Veneer
ma 1’ "Militia
mmmmdw'
E. E. Gonna
Decorator
‘1':
I
v
H's Ibrodglit chi the
those days it was onltoampry to use 't
',his' self ssdriiio's- and limitation to and .
in ddfede of Chriht. hilt of: going fur-i-
of noble and Iwépi hyfirentage. and r
And now nbideth ,falth hope and low. .
.1.» li‘IIu‘» pwm‘m
le a special ,
thetlom'xi‘E'rolloymen's Ulibn-
evening, ht their quarters in .IM‘
tract. harem. Thug lira
Jail} as ,c‘etltéd at s: so o'c‘lo'okh 9p:
router all midnight, as is' cristom
-- 3 rr need by the
#1:”. melts 93ml Congress for a disent-
tinnnclai situation of the
country, by whic “.110 ed m
the legislsflongid R $81:
MW with ”it
’ at us nwi?‘ s‘ the
pain” tel toda ,by the members at
at
al M oktary Commission,
sIliy a
éfipihsrdiqy
i
pointed consisted of 18
ut several sent word that
,. 0 present lIitII
give all the toss a chanca lazbdhfliu
out” At. this time matter .0 ”
Providence Uhicn VIE h'd bro tm
and thlzs is a nebular.“ 'v‘itsl WI
tance in the men in this to '5’
intematfloual secretary mil si ty’,
IUIISI iInIItcu'natioai president will be prom,
B l 3, .
under “Ethority of the new
law. T 0 commission as or-
or. Oil.
6 be
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odd.
‘Blu'e
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W1. seller. rile!
,Fasii oiled Mimi
all“ IIIIIIII ,‘
Wail Papers
y. Glassware Housefliiisislu
uni.“
also“ dilate in cila- Mn.
Plates, etc. ' ‘
Elam as: f -
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it
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not
it“ Q The plat}! to gétEt
The ii. Hersidield & Soil Q0. 3,
(E 18 WATII IT.
V 3pm [3...
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BUILDER oQitNo DEALari’lti‘
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Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
s
I and Sigh Lotte
Foam Illnd RepoSItoneSE-South 130m silt-sud Stdfiiidrd.
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9 ficks q n,
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~ . , Oleblan. . ‘
mammals the dense! Irene
Eyes Exannnedmmf“ .
TELEPHONE coulsscrrovl
ti ,v illness ‘. N‘ "owl JUW
with New Yorkers anxious to get- away
from the torrid heat of the city an
rived in the early afternoon and d0“.
parted shortly before 4 o'clock. An-:
other big excursioa chine up from‘
long island city on the bong island
Railroad Comp nys steamer Wyam:
dotte. it is angerstood thaIt tbehiatter PLUMBING-
wili make weekly trips dur ng t e sea, T
can to the Point on sundriys. li‘ tile S EA".
seasenIcIan be judged by yesterday: m” WATEBIL
they w ll he s cease
Not all 0 his big crowd at th ' ‘mw it {wrote
Point‘ came as oh the excursions, hov‘i GAS ma. ,
ever, for evidn after the. boats in!“
one. in am w ll
Frog,” ogre _frpm origami: 'we :4
edall d . and during the even.
112ng in b'u cites, in order to accollt E
medals the heavy ”riding All of ._
attractions at the Point did a big build ,:
iness.
Bathing houses were at a. Mimi «
The crowd which desired to spit l . I ,
the waterzvasssolmgfi‘thaamyh . .'
to be turn ow. a ' ‘
.ers, in some cases used 0 a s it"‘r"?
house. The msmhé'rs 01: the Winn
Life Saving Corps were out in num-
b31831) but their services were not. call-
quisitiou. The water was un~
uslxgiyrghe Yesbard ny.
There were also large crowds at
all of 0115 private shore clubs yester-
day. The tide was high at 3: 33 in
the aftemooli II ..
Th. 35!!! 11103.3 CW
w
‘4 n‘lt 'Fa 1
M rou' helical! WEE m1.
Hills m Blver.II New York. (Ml
Biggest pookln’g‘u for All
ms... ‘61 a“. short.
.Yesterday' 3 Brooklyn Eagle said:
In thesun Nor-walk up to 5: 30 pi, mu:
fi‘NESt not?“
burton-by-tlié- ed. reports the biggest
advance bookingsI for August in the
history of the dense. The hotel is a
faborite one at Spring Lake. located
on the ocean front at e northern end _
of the beach. and the has been some , -
am y, entertaining going on there '
”A? delixlttfui bridge whlst ,luncheon
was siren animators also at the Ca- > ~ ,
sine Cluh. The ball room. where mpgt >
s—I
profusely decorated with sweet peas.
The 33:03:: yqrayery attractive and
inclpa in ,plates severaleIieces of I
n wh out and some steri-
int” other toilet anticles.
.Boach FM I.ara
i an
‘awsgyth
a
sang ‘ c
.a
all?! M? to Offer.
F. E. Lofiivdfitl & C0
SPRING LAKE CHOWDS. mung». pyelght ved
Colonel sedge D Russell, who is mlflfidm GOJIW
this year filler r0prletor of the W1] ,, , fish-..” .... .63!“ Agent.
A... Nowefivs rite Cars of,
s‘.‘
A v: .19“,
M60 and Old Culturally
FURNACE: "’ " ‘
agli'
Cross Greek and Wining;
Fol” Cooking Range and Self Hegel‘s.
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I V 322 Washington Erect. A
‘ all ii'hJ'fi
ease .7
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, 6.00 f .
, ‘ tfiizrmggw it}
Vt
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"’nieesaoofo .. .
”rd
mBOtll SFOT'CS' ! >1 H
idedly. popular .
ne, made so 997- ..
3i; rtl A6303“ ghe_
it he Eson ones ay
mthe Wilburton. The
Mid reel in the sand and . ”the
gs until well on to- ,
t.
p33 arrivals at the various Papeflmoltd
.by-the see -- Mrs Van
lioit. Mr. and Mrs A. L
f r. and Mrs. H. T. Vlin
Pelt. Mr. andt Mrs. H. J. Smith. Mr. and
55mm“ [and Mr. and Mrs. Svhil-
{doth :11“ d‘ii‘attadnfi F Cd hficDIoIr'ialg
its. 1‘. an rs . .
olh‘fiiih‘éo fErooli CE Orbits and
nut Lolita set. at Manhattan.
aoawgiw some , _.
siIsm an s, SW1;
~ ohms,
“Mn-m
It
to
Automobile Repamig CW6 Thinning ;‘
Every; eat in the store is reduced positively belbw cost. 1..“ we needa L 1
money are compelled to sellttfiem at a sacrifice. Come on! be con-
rider‘s-z; t . . - r.“ ' i' to Till «i Nuts .4! "till
33 $9 at it to. than -.:rn new
Freddy mint: crime :1 as m .
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Certain iltIiicuI,I Ileti: IIdxtInrefi
100. ' . “‘
Windiiw Ehnd‘es a‘n'd Piothro linings
er. ‘ " ‘
“this
bIId DdOOi‘atlnp
" -. . . glassy: dour-wt! "a .‘
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