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l3 G“ Yelp} M'Wltnts
tides literacy
Prompt and ei'ilcient service at
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all titles:
personal mention given to all
prescriptloh work. ‘
chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come ia‘and wait for your car. '
BRIDGE PHARMACY ’
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‘ "4 long‘va'ci'tidl’l“ “bl p123; .1,th year
‘hasbeon a prosperous one and much
godzwork‘has been done. Pupils of
, s eighth grade: are working-t hard in
.. reparation for their tl‘l‘fidtlhliloll exer-
cises which occur on Friday/afternoon
,of this week- A class of twenty-nine
will graduate and receive their dipio
meal Theleope to give a very pleas-
ing program of ginduation exercises.
to which they invite all friends.
, A member of the district committee
said tllis morning-inlet the concrete
foundation for the new motor-genera-
tor will be built, probably, this week.
It is desired to get the work done as
soon as possible imorder to take care
i of the increasing lighting business.
. Tile district wires have been strung to
ithe lisngdon island property bilt the
present small mGtongellerator does not
i give enough power to warrant furnish-
l ing the summer settlement with light.
‘ Arthur and Frederick Lovejoy. of
, East Norwaik, received the sad news
J. PARKER.‘Miusgsl-.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamesd’arker. of East
avenue, Were visitors with friends in
Darien yesterday.
Mrs. Katherine, Hayes, of Bolts
place, is in New Olaven today attend-
ing the commencement exercises at
the State Normal school.
Miss Bertha Callahan. who is a
clerk in the Howland Dry Goods Conl-
party's store in Bridgeport, spent Sun-
day other home-in East Norwulk.
liarry Hoyt and family, of Dauhury.
were guests” over Sunday of Mrs.
Hoyt's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Hawkins. of Seaside place, yesterday.
Bert Bloom. who is ill the automo-
bile business at Springfield. was a vial.
tor ill town over Sunday with his la-
ther. William Bloom. of Rowan street.
Mrs. innisc Willard and Miss Car-
rie Smith. of New Britain, spoilt Snu~
day with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Napiley.
at their home in St. John avenue, Eafit
Norwulk. ii
The final meeting of the present
East Norwnik Fire district committee
will be held on Tuesday evening of
next week. one of the. members of the
committee stated today.
Tito appearance of the steamer Hull—
tington ill the harbor tilts morning
was pleasing to many East Norwalk
people, who for several seasons have
enjoyed trips across the Sound ill her.
There will be a special meeting of
the East Norwaik Yacht Club this ev-
ening" at the club. to make arrange
meals for a smoker. the date of which
will he decided upon at. the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan are ill
New Haven today attending the ('Olli-
lllt‘lH‘Clili‘lli exercises at llli‘ Sintl- Nor-
illtli school. from which school their
daughter. .lcnnncltc Y. (tuiiuhull, is
graduating. "
The local weathcl' prophci offered
the prediction this morning that there
will now be a period of conuidcruhic
length of clcsr weathcr hint that it in
quite likciy that rain will be ll wlnlnnlr
l’or visitor during the next three
months.
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Although (illnrlos M. iiaylnotltl had
been a resident of East Norwulk for
only about a your. moving born from
Durictl, \Ylll‘l'l' he had lived for several
years, he made many friends here who
sincerely rcgret his suddcn death yes-
icrday morning.
it is understood that the lJiilL’Jlllil is.
lands Company is planning in build a
road UYi'l‘ the Meadows to the West
port road. There arc now scl‘crnl vol-y
|il‘f‘l|,\' drives about the lll‘illlvl'ly and
the various coiingcs that burn hocn
built during tho past your.
M
'i‘llc Mnyllowor iuiucbuli lcuin wnn
llunbic to try colirlunioun uilll tin.
Americans, of South N‘ll'“ii”\ Sutton
tiny afternoon, on account or llll' limit
our shown. The Mnylinwvr train has
now has bccn niiubic to play two ball
ul‘dny afternoons in sin-cw; mu on or
count of rain.
The lineup of motor bonln at tho
nin'llori o of iin~ blunt Nnrwullt Yacht
ttlub is ccidodly "l'lliliiiy," on has boon
rcmurkcd by many poopic. ’l‘bv mu
dltionu ulloul the club nrc ldcui. in that
thorn in plenty of water at any tide
and first class iionl. contrllicncca
and anchorage.
lisroid (l. Thompson, son of Which
pal (loorgo iii. ’l‘honlpnon. of llli' ldusl
Norwuik schools. will graduate ul Wil-
linlne’ College on Wednesday of this
week. Principal Thompson, Mr».
Thompson and their daughter, llatun.
will go to Williamslowu to attend ill"
coulun-uccmeni. exercises.
lli‘. licrbci‘l. D. Ayers, of Filmitiup.
hue iuunln ni his (as boui. Winnied.
which has really in u uuuilliwd with
a new ii'nd inlwuriul four cylinder mo
tor. \Vllll bur old two cylinder motor.
the Wluutcd. which is of lino lines.
won a cup in a race last year and this
your she is extracted to lmvcl a until
her of miles per hour faster. il‘oriueriy
abs was capable of about lit miles on
our.
f
Conductor John ilsnnigan. {it the
Gregory Point line. says he has found
out how Lawrence Armour's yacht
Cillmln. which was at the country
Club for a few days last wet-it. is go
ing to gel to California. John and Mo-
lormsn Matty Ryan have received
some lillid of ii mm” to "it! effect graduating class of the Norwailr high,-
that the best will go via Cape item.
but they have not been requested to pl
let her about the item, as has been re.
ported.
All the pupils igihc was! Norwslk
schools are- limiting forward to the
Saturday that their brother had just
——- died at his home in Musing. Michigan.
‘. Mr. Lovejoy, the deceased, was former.
iy.in the United States Army, and had
secured his discharge a year ahead of
the time called for by this enlistment.
and had married and settled down in
Lansing only about six months ago.
Word was first received here that he
was seriously ill and then came the
telegram announcing his death. Mes-
srs Arthur and Fred Lovejoy left town
for housing. .
rl.
While a very happy. newly married
couple, well-known in these parts.
were proceeding on their way rejoicing
on board the steamboat. bound for As-
bury Park on their wedding trip. they
were almost startled by a showcr of
co being thrown at them front be-
lind. as thcy had believed there was
no chance of having a demonstration
on tile day of their wedding. The
man who made himself a surprise par-
ty was not on board when the boat
started, or whorl it landed at Ocean
Grove, and how Well he did it is ll as
oral between himself and the cailmlu
of the boat. When this settle man was
married eighteen months ago he had
more confetti put down his back than
he could get rid of ill a day. but he now
fools perfectly satisfied for all is fair
ill love and war. I,
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The new pipe organ of the East Ave.
nue Methodist Church was simply hilt
impressively dedicated yesterday
morning at. the beginning of the ser‘
rice. The pastor, Rev. \V. W. Gillies.
said ill part; "As pastor of the church.
representing this people. with pro
found gratitude to Almighty (led. i
hereby dedicate this organ to ills
praise and all the uses of public Wor-
ship. The simple service of dedication
will b. that the congregation and choir
shall Join in film singing "Praise God
from whom all blessings now." There
was it large congregation itl attendance
and in addition to the dedication ox.
crt-iscs, nevi-rill childrcil wcrc baptla
od. Organist A. N. Paddock presided at
lilo organ and it special program was
carried out with tin» assistance of the
choir. until-r the direction of N. Smith
l“t‘l‘izlltiilli. Ill the cloning. llll‘ Chit
drcn's llny exercises were llt'ltl. the
program curried otlt being the same as
publisllcd in Saturday's Sentinel.
Mm...“ ...._.. _
Just bci‘orc lilo bugle sounded for
llll‘ ilooncvclt procession to start in
New York. a wcli dressed. white hair-
cd lllntl wwl flowing nlonslncilc, run
the blockade of tho policc. ulld dubbed
toward our ’l‘ltbodore'u carriage, and
ill-lore the M. l'.‘s could author tin-in
sclrcs together. ho was grasping The-
odore warmly by the hand. bill when
he board the call as quickly dashed
bin-k into the crowd again. it was
none other than Professor Donovan.
boxing master of tile New York Alli-
lcllr Club. whom Mr. Roosevelt often
tin-lighted to solid for to mine lo the
Winto liouuc. nild pill on the gloves
with lliln for cxcrciuc and to keep
down his ilvoirdupolsc, Mike. on be is
familiarly l'illli'tl by llii‘ mlonci. is sor-
t-niy iivc yours or our. bill in no quick
of PM“. loot ni‘ band i he cvcr was.
Win-ll bc ncl in in ptl llli‘ hint it was
wilh .lllll Mace, who cunn- m‘cr ox-
pu-uuly for that purpose. Donovan hail
follt'lll a number of prizc lights. two
of llll' luonl notmi being with professor
Mill Mrt‘b-llau. one in New York and
our in San Francisco. Donovan on
lllcm- occasions. always wants one of
livenun'u colors. which was given to
him by Ed. James, of least Norwalk.
and one in which he follitlli 'l‘om
Hail-cu. it is u largo silk llnlniorcbisf.
with red, white and blue bordcl‘.’ with
a star in curb rumor. and in the cell-
ler an angle with not spread wings.
bearing in his luloun a scroll. with the
words. "Milly the heel mail will." Dodo.
run‘u non Tom was also a favorite with
tho m.- pi‘culllcill and has harm a long
time in the New York Custom House
.lnluou 'l‘. Taylor, who has been vluii~
but in i'rovldvnco and Full ltivor. rd
lnriwd in his hollw luui mink.
L...—
l‘upinln William Young, janitor of
tin» Norwulk Yacht Club. will movv‘lo
the collage north of the club house. in. ,
ulorrow. to sprint the rest of the sum
llil’i".
m‘ocmmodere l’lilllp ll. Hartford, e
former member of the NorwaikaYluthl
Club, but. who is it resident of Slugs
tuck, has purchased a handsome'ihir-
ly»fooi yawl, which he expects to re»
chive this week.
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is represented
i
Rowsyion in the
enliven by Margaret defining! and film
sell Themes. ii is underused *tlliit
Miss Jennings will enter the state ill)!“
mat school in the till.-
l WW. _
The unvaried Yacht Club was to
have held a meeting .Itnflinaighi,
5.?
__ tered upon a two weeks’ vacation.
h t a quorum or the members was not
present, and a meeting of the board of
directors was held. It was decided to
hold a race ell/Fourth of July.
MM
Charles R. Petty, clerk at the City
' atlcnsi bank, South Norwalk. has on-
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Wilson Clark, of Ansonis. is visit-
lug his son, frying R. clerk, of Penney.
or street. .
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, 'Tbe Brookside‘tichool district will"
have its annual picnic to Retail Point“
on Friday, carryaile from A. Soimans'»
stable having been engaged. This
will mark the class of the school see-
sionrfor the summer. . , . .
Dr. Gerrit Smith, well-known here
and a resident for some time at Toke:
neke will conduct an organ recital in
the l’resbyterian Church, at reen-
wich, tomorrow evening. Dr. F kiln
Lawson. a prominent tenor soloist. as
state him.
Harold W. Benton, who for the past
three months has been undergoing.
medical treatment at Dr. Brooks' sanir
turium in New Canaan, has returned
home and is staying at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens in
McKinley street.
All automobile, containing live pom
pie. two men. two women and a girl,
broke down in front of the residence
yesterday afternoon.
about four hours the men gave the
job up, and placed the auto back of the
house, where it remained all night.
There was a report. about Belle
island yesterday that an air ship had
ed that one of the residents was quali-
fying as a humorist. it appears that
the children of Harry H. Hahn have
had a toy airship for some time. and it
was one of these which came down
Saturday. later one of the ships went
up in the air and has not yet been
seen by its owner.
floorge ii. 'i‘rucndly, a former well»
known resident of this place. and con-
nectcd for several years with tho
l'h'ooksltio grocn houses, was a visitor
in town Saturday. Mr. 'l‘rnendly is
now connected With the General Mach-
inery and Supply Company. of New
York city. His many friends here will
be pleased to know illut uuothcr son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘rnendly two
wocks ago yeah-rally at their home ill
Brooklyn.
'i‘hc atnidcn shower Saturday aflor~
noon caught many of the New York
cxtlursionisls to iloton Point tlnawarus.
and they received t drenching. A
number of them \vcrc wandering about
the fields and taking walks through
Rownyton's streets, whcn the storm
broke. llcforc they could get shollor
or l‘l'llll‘ll to the Point many of them
Wore Wot through. Two steamers were
the Point, lnll tho excursions were
not inrgc ones.
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The Wanderer l\’., owned by Roar
Commotion- “new" it. lludd, a mum
bar of tho Not-walk Yacht Club and
summcr resident hcrc. came In uccnini
in the races at Mamaroneck Saturday
afternoon. All the boats wcrv caught
ill llll‘ chic, but Mr. lltldd's cscnpcd in-
jury. and liuinhcri all right. The Wind
ward, owned by llobcrt Monks. of New
York. had her mind pulled out. and
the slick crashed through the cabin.
wi-ccking Ii. Sally. the Ninth, had her
luainsaii turn to shreds. and several.
of the vacuole had their ils tllililig‘l
cd. With Commodore Bu sailing his‘
vousoi were William Moflugh, ir. l..‘
ll, Riot-blob. Arthur (‘orbelt and W.
Corbett, and they had allou
yacht salon.
lilllll lllll lililllllll.
Miss Evelyn imvia. of llanielaon, is
visiting friends ill Dal'll'li. .
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Mrs I. i). brown. of New Cdsnn. in
visiting iricntis in Norolon Heights.
Miss Marion lluriwrlrillt. of Norman
“rights. In soon to visit friends lll New
Jersey.
Rev. i ll. Iklolllilc. chaplain at tho
Soldicrn‘ lioluc, relinquishes his «lotion
on July i.
(luv i". ll. Weeks has approved a rc
onlniilon of the the soldicre' hospital
board for “.000.
The Newton Helms Mission will
hold at trawbsrry festival Tuesday uf~
lemon and evening. \
m-cml
A lame tree opposite the Volunteer
limit and udder Company‘s house in
Momma blew done during tile sale.
aturday afternoons blocking "in trot
oy track so that cars on the and or
i} M t‘
We handle everything hue-our for
keeping your lawn in new. Item...
edge trimmers. grass and” sheets
and lawn mower!
Croquet his and Hammock... harden
a r ‘ o . ‘ '.
’Sclliicl'tting Rica. El Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Male It...
Demo
detect Groceries, llay. iluln. r‘lmir
and Feed. ilsrdwslo. Petals. Glass, eta.
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when»... mat» um ?
To 0 her House
DARlEN "
is prepared “lam“ in the to”
8. Liebtntns's Muck! Beer
81.25 per We, bet
Plot M' Hinder lieu
32.25 who .
, less 70 “hits Aim for mouse
A full llama: and bigger by
P... wan. .n . V
a,
. Officers Finch and Bates. Justice Wll
‘ llam ll. Wiilmott found them guilty
A tlclss went al
. were sold for $5. About $600 ’was
of V. J. Benelisha. on the Darien road ,
After working;
have visited relatives in Pound Ridge.
aligiltcd there, but investigation show- =
l‘lli‘ most H..."
eliciting liulc ill all their oxpc cflt'c as
the line were ”delayed
minutes. ., ~ . ‘
A row between “Dutch" Rickie and
two Hungarians in front of the Tooker
s’ulted in thethree being arrested by
of assault and breach of the peace and
about $18 each.
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The Eagle Bottling Works practical-
ly passed out of existence last week.
when ”south “Sheila Hendrie held a
‘liaie to satisfy a mortgagaiu ~favor of
John Fleishntsn, of New Yorkmgslnet
Jacob Windt the last proprietor. Ar-
l'ow prices, ranging from
:6 cents ’forli'slelgh'to Will for 2.000
. inhaling Anioebox brought $1.85. the
bmmotinteil three horse truck but
:10. while the two horse truck went at
25. harnessbldrom til ‘to’ $20, express
bosons from so to 8.50. and last about-
3200 worth of extracts as appraised
cleared.
“Wright.
Miss Sara Potter‘llas spent a few
days with New York relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn have
visited relatives in East, Norwalk.
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Mrs. George Corsa and son HOWard
N. Y.
Miss Annie Davis is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. Clifford Wil»
ams. ‘
Soulhpor‘t friends were guests Sun-
day at the residence of Ebenezer More-
house.
Miss Alice Gnlick, who has spent
several weeks ill New Jersey, has re-
turned to town.
Mrs. Gertrude Wood and Miss Jean-
ncttc Bradley, of Eamon. have visited
Mrs. J. P. Fitch.
The annual business meeting of the
Upper l‘arisil school district, will be
held Thursday evening. ‘
Miss Susie P‘atlihabcr, Miss Mary
Adams and sister. Miss Music. are on»
ioying a trolley trip to Boston.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter have
taken 1‘) their residence with Mrs. Da-
vis‘ brolhcr-indaw. .ioromc Davis.
.i. M. Perry and daughters, of Evil
Norwaik. Wore over-ill lit nosis of Mr.
and Mrs. William Roll noon, Saturday.
Mrs. Roscnhurg. Mrs. Krictc and
the Misses Becker. of Ncw York. have.
spent cw days at the l-‘nuihaber
reside ..
The Nortleld Aid Secicty will hold
its entertainment and play by (‘nnllnn
talent. at the town hall, on chnrs-
day evcniua. .
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MR. WOODWARD HOME.
m.“
Many Friends Greet Him on Return
from Toumf the World.
The arriralgl AYurrcu (l. \Yotniwurd
in New York l‘ity on Saturday. ‘ll'ns'
heralded by many of his friends from
florwuik, who went to the city to nlccl
lliln. ilc returned. front his trip around
the world. on the steamship Kaiserin
Augusto Victoria, which boat also con-
lllllit‘d csprosidclit. Theodore loose-
llc rcttlrucd to Norwulk Battle
(lily nflcrnotln with the several friends
who went to New York to greet him
and welcome him back to this share
after his prolonged travels.
He left New York in January. on our
of the Clark Sieanluhip t‘lcvolnud
t‘rulses, wi his aunt. Mrs. lxluluc U.
Coolidge. Norwalk. and has since
that time completed a tour of the
world. His aunt did not return with
him from England, but will tour the
Europcau countries for a limo longer.
Allin“. the party on the tour were poor
pie from hourly every state in thc lin-
iou and tbcy made a decidedly congen-
ial party. At as rule. from what War
rcn has to say about one. of the Ron»
luckiuns on the trip. we judge that
there were many others as congcnlai.
Saturday evening. and all day yew
torduy the home of "Woody" in ilol-
(ieu avenue, where he lives with his
mother, Mrs. Frank W. Woodward.
was s virtuaily 0 house. Scores of
his friends, who can d not so to N
York with the welcoming party. cal d
and trusted him at his dwelling. The
telephone was kept busy. as well, with
these dainty messages of greeting.
Warren spystbnt he has ordered his
seclusion immensely. but that it seem
nod to in» basil oasis in "dear old
orwslli." i brought back many
souvenirs or trip and every one or
his many frlssdmlie has remembered
Willi lisp ale. ills suit else is
covered or lb tare from very city
in which he s lined and presents a
very picturesque semantics.
'l‘he iloiilid Table than will give an
invitation smelter on Wetlands)» av:
«plug in Irml. Mr. Wlmdwurd and wet
romp him back to his old home once
again. ~ '
4-“ MW» -L-
WOMAN MLLQOMM‘ CAUGHT lN
ITOIIM.
8T. woman. .lnile manner
battling with the elements for three
hours Miss Julie Boarder last night
lullilled her determination to he the
arrhythmia to fillet s baboon in a
If
House. Thursday; about 11 p. on. re- -
lined them :2 and costs, amounting to
I‘l‘i‘hiliilllll intuit. ll»
Wills MISS llilllllllil
Ceremony iPei‘iormeiflhis Alter-
noes ill llliif‘l’lllli Avenue
Prestiyteriaa Church
NEW YORK. June 20.—-«Westher typ-
ical of the month of brides and roses
attended the wedding day of Miss Elea-
nor Butler Alexander and Theodore
Roosqyelt. Jun, eldest son of ell-Presl-
dent Roosevelt. whose nuptials at the
Fifth Avenue Presbyteri‘ln Church. to-
day, promised to furnish one of the
most notable society events of the sea-
son. it seemed likely that the spec-
ious edifice where the wedding was to
take place would find its capacities
taxed to accommodate the guests who
had signified their intention to be
present. Then [the promised attendance
of tho groom's distinguished father.
whose welcome home from abroad
stirred New York on Saturday. also
stimulated popular throngs in the vi-
cinity of the church edifice long be-
fore 4 o'clock, tin.- hour act for the
ceremony. ‘
The church today was beautifully
decorated with pink and white bios-
soms. roses, lililes of the valley and
pennies predominating. and everything
was in readiness for the ceremony. to
be perforated by the Rev. Dr. Henry
M. Sanders. a great uncle of the bride.
assisted by the ilev. Gordon ltnsscil.
of (Bradford, N. .i.
The arrangements included pro-
vision for a musical program while the
guests were assembling and provided
for the bride being given away in mar-
rinut- by here mother. Mrs. Henry Ad-
dison Alexander. The bride‘s costume
is of conventional whito satin. with
point lava and orange blossoms. licr
lrluiron of honor is Mrs.'Silowdcil l-‘nll-
ncslock, whose wedding took place on
June l. with Miss Alcrnndcr as a
bridesmaid, while. lilo bridesmaids of
today are the Miners Harriet and Junc-
oltn Alcxntdor. cousins of the bride.
lilies Jenn Mario and Miss .lcssic Mill-
lugtousilrukc. of Paris.
Kermit ioooscvclt is his brother's
best man and tho ushers are John W.
t‘uticl‘ of lirookllllc. Massachusetts-x. a
classmulc at Harvard of tho llridt-
groom; Elliot (‘ulloiu his brother; Poi-
loll i‘utilna, (‘rallurl (.‘bapllluil. E. MOI“.
nun Gilbert. Francis illicit, licorgc lim-
lcil llnoaovoll. Moul’oc ilongins Rollin-
son and Hamilton l-‘isb. Jr.
The cortfillolly will be l'uiion'cd by a
reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs
t‘. ll. Airullltior. lllt' bride's uncle and
until, the inl'iic hull room of which was
best suited for the accumlnmlutlou oi".
the lfll'tw number of bridal guests. Al"
tor the rcccplioll the young couple will
go on lilcii' llohoymoon to California.
The bridal gifts were numerous anti
\‘fllllilllll‘.
'l‘hz- ctlgugcmcnl of Theodore Rouse-
\‘i‘li, .lr., and Miss Alexander was un-
nounccd lust i~‘cbrtlnry. The groom is
'2: yours of size and his bride 2:1.
CHRIS' CLUB CLAMBAKE.
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One Hundred and Fifty Men Enjoyed
the Affair in Surchard's Woods.
Yesterday.
"(‘llris‘" ("lull bud a big utni llliilll}
cllloynbic clulll bukc ycslcniny ill lint“
cllartl's thlsfl‘bcrc was no nili‘lltlilili‘i‘
of about lilo mm and all hands bud a
wry llllc lllnc. Tllc majority of lll(’
nlcnlbcrs of tho outing party were
front The Norwnlks. but lhi‘l‘i' wcro
also good slated delegations front liun-
bury nnd Stamford.
Robert. Gates laid the bake ill his
woll known efficient manner and had
it ready for serving at 2 o'clock ycstcr-
day allcrnoorl.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mshacksmo’wlu Lowmlthnl. New
York; A. i". Peterson and wife. Now
Milford; l.. it. ilul'lbull, Wilton; ii.
Mathewson. city: is. (ii‘ot‘iililt‘lll,
lil'llluvllill'l‘. 1.; ll. Smith, city: 1..
Mlllll. Newark; ii A, lioilcnlcl‘.(ll‘ccll-
wicll; if. ll. iloso. i-Iuri ii. ilosc. Mrs.
iirny. llrooklyil; il‘. ll. islwlou. city.
A. it. liuyd. Nolno. Alaska; A. liwiiilli.
Hoop. city; .l. Ariwetnnn, .lr.. ii. iiump-
unit. llnnlnlry; .\i. ii. llcnncll. Nor-
walk'. it ll, lh-lltou. city; i". ll. 'i‘ior-
unit. New Haven; i“. ii. ililiicy, llouion;
C. M. iiuillliil. city: ill. llycr. Slum-
ford; ll, Raynor, llrldgcport: R. Lamb
and wlfc, New York: .i. i‘. Freeman.
tipriugiicid: W. H, Potent, city: .i. ll.
llunlle. New liuvcu; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Winn. city; 8. 'l‘. i'nllncr, llitlgeiicid.
We... . M .. w“... M.- m . .- ... W...
OR SALE
MODERN HOUSE
Nine rooms. steamboat. modern
plumbing. all improvements: lino
shade and splendid view. Five loin.
utee' walk from trolley; five minutes
by trolley to News“: and South Nor-
walk. in very desirable neighhood.
H. E. Darin & Son
finesmntsdi .
«is watl‘.’ or! henwsau
L
delineate.
For Mitt. ,er ,
slop illMlW»ilmem ii o’clock in the
afternoon and within a inif hour a
heavy electrical storm areas. The
balloon was swept backward and too
were at an altitude of hallo feet. in the
QW‘ and outbreaks visa compelled
waltz: to herald: John Berry to
help to m the descent. 1’l‘ho
mints”! made also allies from It.
s.
pleasure flight. like music the mew.
t
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6
on M m remand » 7.
190‘. Full“ WM will , re
m II. in“ ”fluid.“ York. (Ml
chasm- street). every day. tempt
Madly). at I p. in. height received
at Nemik up to it p. in. and South
Net-vols us to me e. at.
lion-lit Steamboat be.
Alleluia. biotin. 0‘. c. Housman,
‘/ \«c'f . l‘I‘V"
‘\.. ./. t 3/ K ‘ ‘-“
vsur LITTLE,
Mr. Merchant to have an lilLliiC’l‘itiD
SIGN for your store and show win-
dow. We make them. all slut. and
they BELL THE 000.08! 1 a, ,
Try a small sign for a starter—4h!
increase in your business will «up
you to order larger ones. ‘
The Reed & Volli Eledtrloal Co.
so wasnlno'ron "user.
sourn nonwauc
TEL. nos.
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HOT
, 7,
Weather:
IS HERE
i
r
Ligk's fan-isms warranted Enamel Wars
is clean and sanity)“ We are closing ‘
out our entire line at 9"“th reduced,
prices. Come in and get soul; bargalna.'
W
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Streets.
South Norwalk
and tan...
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey. . .15cqt. bot.
Sherry Wins ............. 35c qt. bani
Fine Bock ....... “.00 case, delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at out prices.
Hot [toast beef Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Mam-0e a Chestnut Sta. Tel 151$
J. a L. DISESA. Props.
WALL
PAPE
New Goods now» to
dock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
[0 First Street. East Nerwaik
Telephone 452
. ..M...,.«. A...” _
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand.” it you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75“)
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
lEveryt.
axes savour
i
THE NEW scum
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropracti, is the science 0!.“ the
cause 0 the issues and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
late; life in the different organs and
in s. . ‘.
chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonising the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Fe 0 Disc
eases are given special attest on; also
Curvatnse of the Spine. You will
never. regrft giving Chiropractic a
chance to sip you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 wasumeron or. so. hanALK
Msfinetic Treatments Given Also.
Magnet 8; Flynn
138 Washington St.
Agents for
Jacob Ruppert’s
Beers
Ruppert's Lager, $1.15 per case
We deliver to all parts of the town
Phone 542-4
ling Here
to Furnish the
.Porch o rBungalow
in the Most Attractive and Comfort~
able Style.
REED CHAIRS. ROCKERS, TABLES,
from 98c up
HAMMOCKS m... 65c to stem
—-———
e. K. MITCHELL. unosarausn’
r: A. MECHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL‘ AND HIGH ’1'...
nonwnax. coma ,1,
IV
Branch Office of ..
The Evening Sentinel
hotwaik
Wall Papers
Largest assortment in
the only. Prices from
.10cto$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for .Ianeway &Csr-
center's, Fr. Beck 8: Co's Wall
Papers.
wow 1‘."
Contractorfor Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Houseturnishing Goods,
&c.. &c.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs, Records and Supplies.
L.H. Decker
er wnsutno'rou will“. it"
scum nonwsuc. i"
TEL. can.
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an Grade Ball Bearing
LA , v
MOWERS‘ .
Garden Hose
“and Cultivators .
Braisit Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All“ Seasonabis Goods
ruler
l
..
Honsatonic
‘ Lemi.‘ General Agent.
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hamum- -
. Power Co-
sme Panelist-«Wrme
Norwalk Chronicler