motion to us is but
uitsh
W
v
" Hitchcock and Dr.
~ and Mrs. Marvin Van Keuren,
fihods employed are those which in-
, sure proper combination and potency
0! the remedies employed.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
I“ WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
2- TIL. CAM-n. 841—1.
cu emu mun-w Free of crust
‘Leslie Johnson, of Georgetown, has
31131!!!) visiting his sister in East Nor-
Edwin C. Home, of Albany. N 11.,
w been visiting friends in East
orwaik. \
149 secs Ayres is building a burn for
iiiit Robert E. Morri,son of Van
inadt street.
Clayton E. Marshall and George E.
Sprague of the Crescent Liiulrdi'y,
spent yesterday at Rye Beach.
.Mrs. Sidney Starkey, oh Danbnry,
was a guest over Sunday of Mr!
1 Charles B. Wolfe of Second street.
Mrs. Ernest P'ercy and daughterl.
Olive and Helen, have returned home
iron) 3, three weeks' visit in New iia
William Blackman and family have
iiioved from Cove avenue to William
112 Barnes house in Hawnins avenue,
111st vacated by the latter
Edward B McGowan is substituting
11 Edward L. Hanford's mull route,
ring Mr. Hantord's absence for a
(M (lays on a cruise.
Robert Lee Coburn, who had his
filmitute shipped to his new home in
ProvidenceJt R. I. last week, left town
for that city this morning
The Rev. Charles K Woodson in-
ads to return to East Norwalk from
his little vacation trip in time it) lead
the Thursday evening prayer service.
The Weekly pray‘el serrite oi' the
2.81mi Norwalk Advent Christian
Church will be held on Thursday even-
ing with Mrs. Nimrod Tilly, in Row-
hyton.
The Epworur League and Phliathea
Class have arranged a lawn party for
20mm row evening on the lawn of the
East Avenue Methodist church par
Dosage.
Fred Ayres of Nortliport was :1
Visitor over Saturday night in East
Norwalk. He came over via New
' ,fYork, but his brother Clarence sailed
him back in his sloop yesterday.
While in bathing yesterday at the
Country Club Ward Van Alstyne out
a gash in the small toe. of his left feet
He was climbing up n spile to the dock
When his toe came in contact with a
barnacle
The Rev. Lester F. Reynolds and the
”members of the Advent Christian
church will go to the Darien Methodist
church in a body, next Sunday even
ing, having received and accepted an
invitation.
The marriage of Miss Minnie lrwin,
of East Norwalk, and Hiram Hull, it
well known and popular young con-
dnctor in the employ of the Connec-
. tlcut Company, has been arranged for
October.
Mrs. Joseph Bruggo. of Third strcot
undertvent an operation on her foot,
Saturday. at the Norwnlk Hospital,
2 the same being performed by Dr. Jean
Dnmortier, assisted by Dr.
Stowe,
The South Norwalk harbor looked
like the home of a dredging company,
yesterday. especially between the
bridges, where practically all of tho
dredging apparatus at work in .the bar
bor lay for most of the day.
Mrs George Van Keuren and Mr.
01
East Norwaiit, Were guests in Bridge-
port, yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Dennison, parents of William
Dennison, the East Norwalk market
man.
'Rev. F. S. Ainsworth. of East Nor-
walk. conducted the services and
Walter
‘ preached in the Madison Avenue Ad-
vent Christian Church, Danbury. Srin-
‘, day morning and evening Mr. Ains-
'; worth is secretary oi? the Connecticut
Advent Christian Conference
A very helpful service was held last
' night at the Rescue Mission on the
.‘ ‘Wasii'in on street bridge. Tire mis-
r' sion h. done a great deal of good
work since it was started some time
ago. and there is "every indication ot
‘-, even greater success this fall. '
Rain had no terrors this morning,
for the party which started on a lien-
11132! tr or several days tothe eastward‘
111'“ or W. Day's auxiliary Broad-
bill. “The-party included the Rev.
Chtirles K. Woodso'n, E. D Haniord,
P. H. Fielding and Henry Smith
.An ifiterosting speed test between
dy’s launch and the
lanai: films; owned by 1). Bridgeport
Mo$1 People Want
Short Stories
scam wrist 25¢
uacamcolin ‘ ........ 25c
.s_.: cam ..., 25c
31 MPKQNMTLONAL slscuir .
The highest
liy ct drugs are used and the
*vnrions points in law arose.
1‘" 'is a heavy penalty for those who take
that the trouble, which wd's with the
Bridge rt boat was due to its on-
glue he sting up. ‘ ‘ um . n
Ameeiiihl of the MNOWaik' ‘elec-
tric light committee will bd htild lo-
marrow evening at the motor genera-
tor house in Seaview avenue. Many
peepie have asked how many hours
per night the new lights will burn.
but this and other similar matters
have yet to be decided upon.
Mr. and Mrs William E Barnes left
East Norwallt. this morning, for their
new homo in Bunnie, New York. 1‘!
Mail. Barnes health is improved there
they will probably make that city
the r permanent home. Otherwise
they will probably return to East Nor
wslit Their youngest son, Earle, went
with them, but their other son, George
will remain in East Norwalk.
There has been considerable spec-
ulation as to just what Howard L.
inwndcs intended to have done on the
Seavlew avenue lists, where he has
been .tiliing in. Some nebula thought
Mr. Lowndes intended to build, others
that he was planning a garden and
still others did not venture an opin-
ion. Mr. Downdes himself says that
he has simply had the place leveled
011’.
Edward Schoonover, oi the Wash-
iilgton street bridge has a wonderful-
ly productive farm in Winnipauk Ed
has all sorts of vegetables and farm
produce in almost unlimited quanti
ties. Oi cabbages alone he has more
than 1.800 heads of the finest. Last
week he brought down a little speci
men load of 31 heads. The largest
Weighed 121,. pounds. and all of them
were betfiltios.
ti)
and Mrs J. B. Northrop, of New-
. visited friends here Friday
9 term amass. s 13. Wheeler
I'd Edward Hubbeljp are at Work on
:tho books of the town
Mr and Mrs. 111.0. Simpson visited
Steeplechase Island, yesterday, and
enjoyed a shore dinner.
A large party of Ridgetlold residents
are camping at Blot! Point, on the
Marsh. William Barhydt and
(hes
MIN!
camp.
Leonard Wagner is taking irih annu
ai‘vacntion. He is taking daily auto-
touri
Bi.
Davis are promoters of the
mobile trips, and is enjoying the time
in otherways knoWn to the summer
Fred Crawford and James Hawkes
uttoe
Haven road ‘to the fact that some of
their tenements on Franklin street are
not in a sanitary condition.
puny will give the matter their at-
tention.
Al Tovey is now engaged in working
on tortoise shell
He has a complete kit of tools.
and.sends his products to the biggest
firms in the country engaged
Tire work is intricate and
here.
have been so successful in digging
clams (or the past week that they
have been obliged to leave all
tools at the beach and use half the
night in getting home
their
elth oiiicer powers has called the
ion of the ofllcinls oi‘ the New
business
interesting.
Harbor blues. which have been bit 190'. Freight MODEM" Will 16.“;
log under the State street bridge ti" Pi" ’8 East River. New York, “00‘
several days quit entirely yesterday. 0! Dever strict). QVI‘
The reason, generally accepted in that 4
Leonard Guult got out early with his It Norwaiit u
The corn
goods at. his home
in the
The Jovial Club, consisflii 91 Harry
Berger. William Hallion, WBHIM' u'Or
‘dan, Joseph F. Lawler, George Sutton
and Simon Gilchrist, spent a most on-
joyable Week-end at the Smith resi-
dence. in Hawkins avenue. This club
numbers among its members some of
New York's most prominent Knights of
Columbus. Joseph F. Lawiei' is a mem-
ber of the arrangements committee for
the coming gigantic celebration in hotl-
or of the victorious American athlete
Ceorgé Sutton and William Jordan are
members of the board of directors of
boat was pronounced a wonder by all
the New. Yorkers.
one of the best hosts in Connecticut.
ROWAYTON.
Theodore Dayton. of Highland ave-
nue, is quite ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Jesse Jarvis, of Highland :rvc-
hue. is spending a few days with
friends in South Norwalk.
George Sprtiwcr. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
was an over Sunday guest at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Wicks, in Crockett
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Atwatcr, oi ltownyton
avenue, anticipate a trip to Mt. Vcr~
non, N. Y., today, weather permitting.
The party travels by trolley in order
to enjoy fully the pleasures of the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Baxter have
moved from Highland avenue to Forty
second street. Principal E. H. little
and family will occupy Harry Sco-
iield‘s residence just wasted by Mr.
Baxter.
A grunt many of the local and vislt<
lug nlmrods took a try at the snap
pers yesterday, with an east wind. No
largo catches were reported, as is us
ually the case with the wind from that
quarter.
While Dr. and Mrs. Burstoin are at»
sent from home by r seen of their
trip through the New gland States.
Bernard E. Bursiein has taken it upon
lilmselito act as host for the. time be-
ing. Invitations were extended to a
few of his law school classmates.
and Saturday evening was a gain even-
ing indeed: for not only were the stud-
cuts preshni in person. but. sisters of
the same were not few. After having
welcomed the guests with his usual at-
iability. Mr. Burstcin presented the .
program fer the evening, which was
accepted with much acclanration.
Among the charming entertainers
were Mr. Gainsborough, who inspired:
8
Block Manor-Three. day trips,
" August 15th. 22nd. 29th ...... 811.00
Atlantic city4-Five day trips,
August 31.92. September 14th,
Captain Smith is Baraioga Springs -— Four day
trips (Good Hotels) August
24111.3()!” 7th
Mowers
Refrigerators
, Croquet Sets
Hammtmks
1-3_____ OFF
con. WALLAND molt erasure.
protests. eerie..- ., .-
Niagara Fall! and Toronto—
Five days trip August 29th
the. host tour of the season
international Hotel ......
Above rates from New' Haven. For 1.
rates tram
Agent at lopot
RECREATiON TOURIST 60., Now John HrKnspp
Haven.
our
The Recreation Tours '
Personally Conducted
REMAINiNG TOURS FOR TH13 SEA-
0N:
chra Cruz Council. Simon J. Gilchrist 28th ......... , .. . 322.00 and $26.00
N chairman of the Fourth Degree As- __1 .1 d 2"
sembly, Knights of Columbus. Captain Wm; BEES: "3th 3:5:01111815'1‘24100
R. RW. Smith made several trips in his ' ’ S t ml) or 1
speedy launch. the Gertrude. This fighuggnéayffi‘g 992? 1 1.20 00
...17.00 Ind $10110
$35-00
city call on Ticket
or address THE
MM
his audience immensely with his
strong tenor voice; Miss Kresky, ac-
tress in the ‘College Widow," who rev
cited with much taste to the deli'gn!’
of all who heard and Miss Smoilian,
who imitated “birls of the forest." Mr
Burstein, then, after much persuasion,
offered a selection from Bach on the
piano; after which his brother sound-
ed the violin with a Paganini solo. The
program completed. and slipper eaten,
the guests flied out on the veranda
which environs the house, where an
electric bulb having been lighted
wurm discussions wiilrrofcrcnce to
The sis
ters, of course, "not interested in any
matters appertaining to the law, dis-
cussed the “Merry Widow Hat" and
“Sheath Skirt." Dr. Bursteln, being,"
an old friend of Mr." Justice Leventritt,
at the New York Supreme Court, and
Bernard E. Burstein having mention-
them shortly, the guests ovinccd the
desire to meet a boner. so Mr. Bur-
stein will make it his duty to invite
the same persons when the Judge
shall be at Rowayton,"
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Julie Sherer. of Dorian. and
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. of Bridge-
port, are visiting with their grand-
mother Mrs. Samuel Ferris, of West
street, South Norwalk.
nesday for several weeks'
which they will spend in the Maine .2
woods. Dr. Long moved the first of..
the week to his attractive new house
on Noroton Hill.- ~
the last chance to enroll tor the com
lug caucuses. The registrars of voters
were in the town building from noon
until 9 o'cloc'k in the evening. There
part in caucus for which they are not
registered.
1 .,. , ,
WESTPORT.
b. . .' r ‘1’ .
The dog it 'Expresw Drivel-
Jon Lawrence, at .tho residence 9!,
Béfi
ed the fact that the judge might visit. .
Dr. Long and his family left Wed- '
vacation ..
Friday afternoon and evqting was 2'
Sunday Dinners a local-W.
Dinner Parties and unsust-
Whit“.
CHARLES. .BEYNEKE,
mm “It. A“! 3M1
é
lxooilsnt Cuisine. -
Dinners Evenings,
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East Norwalk.
should as sodium
snow white. one piece
ceiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delight lilt“ db ent“2it w
1). to have h With so
in your dressing nib . sleep-
in: apartment or that item toilet
iiiomil .‘ltt presence we‘d sfiord m
111 st degree of comic
will gladly quote yen p tics; our
plumbers are ntri cfly
chnnics. honest and :- “MNQAS
iAQRACR
canvass MAIN
' Tel, Con.
Daily Lineto N. Y.
For Freight Only.
on dstter Tuesday. January 1.
.dey, (except
"1p. in gilt received
.Sundsy). at"
to i p. m. and South
Norwaik up to 6:80 pm.
Norwslk Steamboat Co.
Annoy J.~ sinus, ‘2 c. and...”
Losses“ 1” reader.) A“
CityNatio Bank
scorn NoNWA’K, CONN.
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TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUBINESD.
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CAPITAC, ' ’ '
“WANG-W ' "
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.URPLI‘S—u AND PROFiTI, " ' "
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP, '1“ Vienna. 2
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.
p"
WILFRED BODWELC, Cashier.
‘ DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
Bnmu IGrumman
JooinhR. Mar-viii b. w
Christian ew'artz John H. Light
free H. Rowan.
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PLUMBING. .7 ,
STEAM, ’ . i
nor WATER 7
'AND . . :"3
GAS FITTING. '
Tin. x“Sheet Iron, Copper
2‘ "1d Zinc. gag
5d Saudi Maid M
r 2,1
Square White Glass
Fruit Jars
Loci: nicer. clean easier. pack
" closer than the bid Fashioned Raund
Blue Ginss- , s. :4Ms‘uu1p
Wail rates
Crockery. Glassware. Houserumish-
ing Goods. 2
Japanese China in Cups. Saucers,
Plates, etc. ‘
Painisrs’ Supplies.
‘ Good ready mixed Paint, 81.25 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
100.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
my“) to order. . _
nitrite: and, Decorating.
a ‘1.
We glue tits ml H. Crash Trad
lng stamps. Ask 1mm.
L. ii. blister
er WHMNWB strait.
- - “SOUTH NOKWfitLK.
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ace Marvin « ‘
4,3
run ingw 1.61-
untrue.
AB. was? sis. .
Lug)"
time
Cemeh ry, Ht ‘
or handsome (ranlte weighing several
tons on the ‘W
it is being mm oved to the cemetery.
glacial. McKenng illiil polish and letter
0
6 stone.
4'.
D . '§
. 2 ti ’8
.out ”A: map, .
Sainucl "insults. the local florist, is ,,
erecting a handsome and at the
oval monument in Willowhrook {Weep the ruidrmzs 01 (3010th and
he town school committee, in so am
3.3
of the plan 0':
is and taking
The Rev. Geo”
partied by Capt h
crabblng at Compo Mili- on Friday,
, and succeeded in on pouring something
- ““ W less than a bushel at big ones. Cant
”‘32,de” Pdr BB“ Bgflsomémr’gn‘lgd‘timf
Look at Tiiese prises.
22 Washington Street,
The Hatch 8t B liey C0
scum NOBWALK. coNN.
.5"
"2.111511?!”
neighborhood.
A tonieretice
same
has selected a boulder
iliard Adams farm. and
school
B. Bishop, accom-
E. Sturges, went town
(tiers man that
“ill hatch.
. i rather their. sins others
to the proposed closing: of the soot)
house in the Coioytown district
transporting the children to an
The advrlutam
closing the smallc-l't soW
the children to i: irger ones has been
suctessrul whereyer adopted in this
The matter has not ygt heen
fully decided upon.
, As long as Compo Beach was a local
resort. visited only by residents 0M
town and their friends, and everyone
22:22: ,
ROU ND STEAK ...... . 166
SHOULDER STEAK ........ .12o
LOiN STEAK .0. 1842
PDT 1204 51'. .......... 10c to 16o
PINE ms ROAST. 15°
coarse! sTsAK 13c..2 “"1250
me AIM cnoes. ...
LOI CHOPSH
20°
.,._,250
J VV. DODGE,
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$911111 qudk.
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”651‘ atrdMiii Work for EVerytliiiig
1th 'a‘ Biggery to a Palace. ,
YARD TEL. 46-2.]
SPECiALTlES:
MILL TEL. 46 3.
'wn
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordinarv and ......
ipr fabric
for eight years.
TAR PAPER. 1. a. and 3-ply. 1
N. Ber-WC close Satrirdsys promo tiy st Noah.
4 MA
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p)“:
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Cfifiggés. Wagons, Bicycles wimp;
Horse Goods
’f' if;
MWNIMNWM
Auto .. mtiiiiiie Repairing, card
Factories mtReponiones—South Nor-walk and Stamford.
, “11.53111le CONNEorloN.
.K‘,.\i
Jeddo and O'iii Company’s LCiligh ( .2
cross
112 Nut $51111 per
As we do not carry o'er nhy‘Merchandiso from one season to anoth-
. 5. WALL STREET. ‘
roofing, warranted 'sion.
0. B. Jackso
criticise.
Everything 1n“ the Opus
19"»
Eyes Examined Free.
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1, ..The place to get it ,is ate,
The B. Hershiield 8: Son C .’s,
1;... .2 .1._l
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"2" auansn or. AND DEALER tN' '
"“ and Sign Lettering
FOR FURNACE.
Creek and Upper Leingh
v.11»...
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
Ton, delivered urceiiar
'1) JQ’C‘Q
yrt \il‘“‘ l
Waléts and tosses
4“!
age
: r “2 WATER 51'.
Lane M. Wright
‘sV‘ov:
"NB BRUS
Tampa H131“! sir-:14 r .1.
The Paris Cioak and Suit House
33 South Main Stteet, South Norwailt‘:
Cie 'il'r‘ai’ice' Stilt) iLadies Suits, Coats Skirts
or so we mark it down very low. Come and be c vinced. ,
Sale uhBothS ti.
O
313 83‘. this
'~.u't‘f3‘ “- H}
st!) 51). NOW“:
ran-5;: «~- —--~
Noawatk.
FER GUTTER. two sizes. ’
SA SH WEIGHTS and CORD.
t...) s' ;
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lane.
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Trimming mm"- 2
£6 out on 1,2' 311 an“;
Our 32: d $2
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who to. list «hell he-
7 Mh'hiircit Repair 3113;),
' " 21, Norwalk Hardware 17"
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. t i . . I ' n '
1 - files for the place, but .fim
2 Median» batter- sitcom) as list
gown. on mammary/.8
m diaereht towns" its
vantage of2 the line 200M031 it'll» be,“
come evident that‘an oillmrr should be ..'
present at the beach uthJ times. This 2 2""
fact was emphasized. 2'0" Thursday
when a “Peeping"r'liom" was caught
about the bath bottom It happened
Ithltit-lre bath' house” an inspection was
occupied by some iv dies who had come
to the beach in Charles Kemper's su-
tomcbiie to eniov a bath. Mr. Kenn
”penis: 2,son who is known to his inti-
mates ns "Chunk " brought down the
party, and the‘ matter was reported to
him. He caught the poeper in the act
~. and sailed into him. Tire battlerw e '
hot and monhi‘ioil a time. and the . “
. peeper was Moog a good drubbing. ' .2;
although" much heavier than his or» E
ponent, wire .1 the ladies begged Chncit :
to let him go The p‘ee',per"{ whose '
name is nn.,known sncnkcd away, and 4
will carry the marks or Mr. Kemper's
lists for 'duys. A few town boys all
Mr. Kemper' s 142va would soon rid
‘13:” beach of all objectionable charqu
1.! 1""
Mrs. Eliza (i'or m, of North Wlla
ion. is entertaihin Mrs Smith or A).
bany, and Mr. Collins, of Philadelphia.
'nnd Miss Gladys Saunders, of Brooks "
{Billion who is spending her vacation at '
W; {1.31,
, u
Advertise in Th
Sentinel.
A cat is one kin
9f bird fancier. .
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ing Promptiy A11. uded 'i‘o. * r' ,
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are diorod’glii‘y reliable when 2
locking 191: axniedium
U. mas/Shoes). .12
Wear Slices That Fit».
122 WASHINGTON STREET".
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Lady Aftondiint. 1
. 0am and assumes
use. "slam 3W imam
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