ills will. liliiiiiili E ’
. pulled from a visit with their son at
‘ tialgary .
m
. ruler list
. 1 Bridge Pharmacy.
from? and ancient service at
.0
' Personal attention given to in
prescription work.
Chairs for our troy; patrols.
Come in and wait wield- our.
*9 names PHARMACY
‘ J: ‘fill‘itktfiflfiliufir.
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4‘ Mr. and “Mrs. James A, Johnson are
entertaining the former’s cousin from
Granby.
Walter to Warren, of Amarillo Tex-
its, is a guest of T S. Glover of East
Norwallr
Mrs. D. Burr Beach and daughter.
Mlss’ Gladys Beach. of Bette place.
have returned home fromga visit with
the former‘ a mother in New Haven
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The Oriole base ball team. of East
Norwalk. will go a traveling tomorrow
The ni'né will Journey to compo and
try conclusions with the Yannigans.
The Rev. busier F. Reynolds. pas-
tor of the Advent Christian Church.
will begin his vacation Monday and in-
glands tq spend the time at Marlon.
ass
Wallace Batcs' launch was used for
a fishing expedition yesterday by P.
H. Fielding and two New York friends.
They had a line day’s sport Oul. in the
sound and incidentally caught a fair
mess of blacklish.
As has been the case each Sunday
since the installation and dedication
of the new pipe organ at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church, there will be
a special program of music tomorrow.
with the choir participating.
Nothing further has been heard
about that fight in a Benedict Farms
house Thursday night and it was sup
posed by those somewhat conversant
with the situation, this morning. that
the affair has all been smoothed out.
At the Advent Christian Church the
ptistor. flcv. L. F. Reynolds, will
preach at 10:03 it. ill. and 7:30 1). ill.
Morning subjcct, Sunday Observance;
evening subject, The iligilcous Man‘s
Picture. Aibcrt iludsoll will lend the
Loyal Workcrs' meeting at 6:15 p. nl.
Some people who still persist in
throwing their cium shells on the high-
ways apparently forget that such pm.
COCdllii. s arc strictly against the law.
Complaint is made about the distribu-
tion of shells on East Norwul high
ways.
The members of the Marvel Sticliil
Club are allxiousl- awaiting the ar~
rival of a tent. for lilo boys lvaut to go
into camp at Calf Pasture. They or-
dered the tent four wccks ago but still
it fails to arrive, showing that either
the order has become lost or there
is a big demand for sunlmcr tents.
Two questions will be under discus-
sion at the meeting of the {lion's Clues
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
tomorrow. both questions being of
great moment. The rooms of the Men's
Class are cool and the interesting de-
bates llcep up'tilc attendance remark-
ably well.
Three more members have recently
been taken into the ideal Norwulk
Yacht Club. They include (i. id. itll-
lliel' and Frank N. howls. of South
Norwuik. and Mr. Scoiield of location
Islands. whose yscilt hull bccll lunch
admired at the club anchorage during
the past few dilys.
The Mayflower baseball lculu will
have it pretty thorough tryout both to.
- day and tomorrow with llll‘ Wcst~
ports. This afternoon tbc trains will
play at the Mayflower Ovni in least
Norwuih, and at Wostport tomorrow
Webb will pitch for the East Norwaik
players this afternoon and Kcellc to-
morrow.
Dr. Herbert. i). Ayufi, or Flushing.
is expected in town this evening to
spend the night, and tomorrow expects
to sell his fast launch Winsome back
to Flushing. The Winsome which has
been equipped with a new motor this
season. was entered il\tlle East NM“
walk Yacht Club races. but was with
drawn durin the race on account of
engine trout) c.
Robert Nathan, the East Norwmk
painter. who is at Liberty, New York.
undergoing treatment for tuberculosis
is not very much encouraged by the
result of his stay there to «lain. ros-
terduy Mrs. Nathan received it loudl-
from hilll ill Which be oxprousod the
opinion that. ho had not improved any.
He has been there. however. only
about a week and his friends foul ours
that given a little more limo. his club
ditioll will improve steadily.
The local oysterlnen who iicpend for
a large part of the year on the natur-
al growth oyster beds are not finding
particularly good pickings this sum-
mer, though t ltuation In about nor-
msi. They are working a little insidl
the islands. selling their oyster catch.
us mostly to David backer and to the
Stevens oyster Company. of flower
ton There is also some elamming in
progress. The r natural growth
season ill yet. a in there than two
Months off. Within: September
90th. !
East Norwaiil'u highways are now
in ngl theoiiin process Tree
$3135 0096th came who has the
lilo
has a Cubic
Drop ul‘loiyluusfifer'r
am with
with the bright blue of til;
-... m... we.
last night. inc u
an street. Van Zandt street. Fort
street. and East Washington street.
The use of the oil has caused lllltlly
application. it was held by a number
of people that n single application
such as the present one would be in-
adequate to last the season. There is
an appropriation or soon for the oil
and some or it will be spread on til-ore
ory Boulevard and other thorough
fares beside those lllclllionod.
lflWiillili
Mrs. Josephine Crow is spending a
few days ill (lrcllpoillt. New York.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank (7. Brown and
Mrs. Brown's lllotllcr. Mrs. ilikcr. have
gone to Brooklyn. to make their home
in the future.
Misses Wanda and Albertina (tool-go.
f Moullt'Vornml, rctnrned. to their
Ollie Thursday. lllicr encoding the
month of June and part of July, with
their grandparents Mr and Mrs Theo-
plliie Eupllrot at Castle Venice, in
Highland avenue
The death of Miss Lina 'l‘nlllc oc-
curred nt her home ill this, place yes-
terday afternoon. she had llmn ill for
some time with tuberculosis, but was
able to be about. and on Thursday was
out riding. it is thought the intense
heat had a bad effect on her, and she
failed rapidly. She was a member of
ilanner Council, Daughters of i.ibcrty,
and the organization will attend the
funeral services in a body Monday af-
lernoan, meeting at the liOiiit‘ of Mrs.
Harvey Ackart. ill itewaytou avenue.
at 2 o’clock.
this illillliliflil.
Dr. Frederick Alsop is seriously ill
of typhoid fever at Tokenokc.
Miss Mabel Allen. (laughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Allen, is visiting in
New Haven for two weeks.
it develops that the lilllili‘li combin-
allon is not George Woulldy lllld Wil»
bur listen but Mr. Wonlldv lllld ills
brother in law Wilbur tillillcr.
J C. Klinefeiter has plllchascd a
new Buick 1910, model 17. touring car.
from Meelluley Bros. illlmm Russell
it“ but! engand II chauffeur.
Benjamin St. John. has sold Indian
motorcycles to Win. Lynch with tan-
dem attachment. and to 1.. ll. tilulller.
In. both of Standard, the past week.
The Rev. George Benton Smith will
preach both morning and evening at
the Methodist Church ell Sunday
Morning subject, 'giielnu. Nol Hum...
I“... ”on“: subject. ”Vanity Fair
and mnputh eadOW." Servicceoflho
day as usual.
Mru. Marsala! Kelly. widow of the
late John Kelly, diod Thulsdav at her
home in Noroton Several children
survive. Funeral services will be hold
at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon lrom
tit. Johns Church. Noroton. and inter
meal will follow ill the (tulllolll l-onlo
tery at Springtime.
biTM Darien firemen haw planned a
time for tomorrow A bill dole
lea on of members and friends to the
number. it. is estimated. or ill) or 70
will go to Gavin Rock and have a
chore dinner at the Coilenulie. A large
number Vi iii to by auto. while others
will take a morning train over.
lira. Chester Finch. who has been
critically ill for some time of cancer.
is in I pitticularly serious condition
at. the present time and her death is
toured at at time. Her physician
out» that to end is likely to be a
matter of not more than two or three
days. lira. Finch umihrweul. treat
meat at the Mormon Hospital and was
home.
MAMHA.
% howled s fli-Hétgd‘tfih y‘lei g:
I Elle pupil; no cracks, no dust,
with
Hello and was: in
boiler always but. The
shelf 1?? WI plates and
eoii‘uepotoruuueupanuaadnlchiud
It luau ion: turquoise-blue ‘ ‘
expressions of satisfaction and the i
only question raised this morning was.
whether there would be more than one ‘
{retainers removed to her parents“ .
than: tender and inviting.
'l'oAI‘I‘I broad. nmm‘
muse abacus.
o drud of coal and
i no graying to get at
odor ”-ij good cooking
ter fuel econom
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ed East. avenue, Rowv‘doavorers. of the Darlen Congrega-
iional Church, had ll very pretty lawp
assistance of Miss Stella Austen at the
letters home. While the day was a
hot one, there was a cooling breeze
and the many in attendance participa-
tcd ill a really delightful time. The
lawn was very prcttiiy decorated for
the occasion and the. event. was a suc-
cess financially as Well as socially.
Joseph Aiella. the itallnn captured
after the tight at Tokelleile Wednes-
day. was fined s3 and costs for breach
or the peace. by Justice William H.
Willnlolt. .lr. Atelia did not have the
money and was taken to Bridgeport
Jail by Constable Wilbur Bates. it
was brought out that while Atelio was
badly hard in the fight. he was much
to blame for it. ills opponent has not
yci ilccll ruptured. The present visit
of Alclla to Bridgeport jail is not his
iirst one.
W”...
There were six sales of real estate
in linrlcu last week. with mortgages of
$6.350. For the first week In July. i909,
there were two silica and morlnaxos of
SilJ-iltl. Lust Week‘s transfers follow:
'l‘. w. million. oi at. to id. 3. Austen.
highway: W. ll. Davenport et ux.. to
Sara ii. ilenneit. highway; Julia ii.
lllacox to C. S, Roles. iioyt slrcct; J.
J. Loonoy, committee, to A. ii. Keep.
Algernon Quimby. ct nx.. to tiara ii.
ilcllnett. highway; G. W. Southwick.
ct at. to Katherine (l. Forbes. Non.»
ton.
Paris Green
~~~--AND~
Slug Shot
Mug—aw“.- ....,,_ ”a”-..
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
Col-oar Railroad Ava. and Main at.
Darius
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Near
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. film. etc.
FROM THE anusnv.
”How is your brother. Tommy?"
“iii in bed. Miss! iio'a hurt him-
self." i
“How did he do that?“
"We were playing at who could icon
rartlleut out of the window. and be
won."»~Elxchnnst-.
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“alumni can. 720.
orlon House
imagery Boulevard)
IAOT NOBWALK
Shore Dirlnor‘aflaa‘d All a... of
Sea Food Coated to Order
John E. O’Sllilivan
'RO’MI‘I’OI.
‘ . the week end of
. loll H. Norton. at
" 35:“ of Mrs. John H. Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coley. of
Motley. New Jersey. are the guests for
.and Mrs. Freda?
ickory Bluff.
Michael Patterson Joseph Mack
are the two new sill era that have
been engaged at then
Jtcoba. They we cured byM
Jcoba during his I or in New Yor.
Bfith men are residents of New York
0 y.
W
"t Miss Vcra from May. of Oklahoma I
arrived at Cobble cottage. yesterday.
. Where she will take up her residence
for the rest of the summer as the
Miss
ay is a niece of Mrs. Sarah Upson.
o is also staying at Cobble cottage.
A large number“ of campers from
Yonkers. N. Y., who have been held-
ing forth at Gulf Pasture. broke up
Thursday evening and started yesteo
day morning in a launch for Yonkers
There were five men in the party and
they have enjoyed the summer season
during their stay here.
A beautiful wild door was seen in
the me'adows back of the merry-go-
round at Rolon Point. Thursday morn-
ing. and though many attempts were
made to approach it by the people
staying at the Point no One was able
to get near the animal the deer seem
in: to have no desire to make no-
quaintances.
Captain and Mrs. Roger Fitch mOlOT‘.
cd to Danbury Thursday, from Pilot
island. in Norwalk Harbor, the sum-
mer home of Eben Hill where they are
spending a part of the summer. Mrs
Fitch was formerly Miss Ella Hill. of
Danbury. Captain Fitch is stationed
at Fort leavcnworth. Ken, and is now
on a two months‘ furlough.
The American l’ilouograpil employee
of llridgepori. are holding their annual
outing at Rolon Point today. The par-
ly arrived by trolley this morning. and
enjoyed a breakfast .at the hotel. This
afternoon there will be ntlllctic (‘iiil'
tests. and this evening one of Jacobs
lirothcrs‘ famous shore dinners will be
enjoyed. About seventy-live are ex-
pectcd to partlclpntcd ill this feature.
At the remliar twilight gospel scr-
vlcc, at Foster Park. liello lsillnd i‘oinl.
tomorrow evening. Miss Alma Outer“
berg, of Cleveland. 0.. a Christian
worker. now resting at Elim Home.
will aim tho‘xospci uicssugo. it is
live years since Miss Osterherg has
bccn to iielic island. Three years ago
THE 1911
Elmore
Outciasses in power
any six-cylinder
Automobile
made
Model 25. 30 ii. r. Roadster
$1200
Ready for Delivury August 1. mo
W
F. E. Lockwood
and Company
39 WALL 31'». NORWALK
‘Tuluphonu
PLACE YOUR ORDIR
for the floating. Plumhlnu. Gar Flt»
tin: of the new building in our hands.
may of your neighbors have had
work done by 1|ka than about our
work materials and lirlcemwo ‘ll abide
by what they tell you
The Jones & Hoichhias Co.
or wau. “'illtl'l'
NORWALK. CONN.
Man‘s-kw!“
CityNatlonalBauk
IOU'I’H NOHWALR. coon.
ruauultc‘i'u ‘2... «blast uauulsu
amp»
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rig 3.1:an
maniac uoowut‘l... can...
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The Junior Society of Christian him
“a
i
., wk... . .c.
Removallle Bridge
is something a little out or the ordi-
nary. yet when constructed on true
mechanical primates. fits the mouth
with perfect accuracy and does away
with the lama auction tales in com-
men use. By my melhou sally number
of teeth can lie but ill without extinct.
in; any your! teeth. and no plate in
the root of the mouth. The natural
taste and a are preserved by my
method .lurtharmore, purtlal low-
er sets can be held as many in plane
as upper ones. Call and use my upecl
menu. No charts for consultation.
Dr. J. ii. Mallory
10 “linens Main My. loath "email:
On m. {0 I pt “I. ““11““
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int by Hermngn a
film“: ‘aiiflureri'lmuleil
has for thelut liven ty-fivuteuraaud
never found any relief until
, chines he
hag: minty” cling.
Principal and Mrs. George Borden
are spending their vacation in Mauser
chuuettl.
Mrs. Charles Fabio has recently
been entertaining relatives from New.
York city.
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min at. "WW-H." a.” a»?
use at, w. indlauupoila. ma.
flail. “dilemma mg
also tannin-mind
our-or your moan
M
this month. while sailing on a steamer
from San Francisco to Vancouver, on
the Paciilc ocean. the vessel was
wrecked by a collision. and sank in
four minutes. One hundred and sixty-
nlne persons were drowned, but Miss
Osterberg. alter being in the water
for three hours and a half. from mid
night until 3:30. when the temperature
was fifteen degrees above freezing
point. was rescued by men in a boat
from the lumber vessel that had col-
lided with the ill-fated steamer Colum-
bia. From this thrilling experience.
w..-.~..ww.m
‘ she will gather some practical and spir-
itual lessons for a gospel message. at
tomorrow evening’s service.
WESlPillll
i-lorbert Balaton is working in Nor-
wal.
Mrs. J. M. Nolan has recovered from
her severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell R. Mitchell are
entertaining out of town guests.
There will be the usual Sunday ser-
vices ill all the churches tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. John Godiiiot have re
hamlets; v.
For Freight Only
On Ind after Tuesday. January 1.
mos. Freight Propellers will have
Pier 28. East River. New York. (fool
of Dover street). even day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p. in. Freight received
at Norwaiir up to 1 p. m and Booth
Norwallt up to 5230 ii. to.
Norwalk Steamboat C0.
Analog J. Smith.
Leases.
C. C. Housman.
General Agent.
Special. Saturday
“Keen Kutter”
Pen Knives
Scissors
ShEdars '
. at 33 1-392 DISCOUNT
FROM REGULAR PRICES
”~—
K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAK El
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUIE FURNIOHII
CORNER WALL AND HIGH UT...
,NORWALK. CONN.
horwaik Bra—llc—hnomoe of
The Evening Sentinel
During July and August
OUR STORE WILL CLOSE ON
Saturdays at 1 pm.
EVERY OTHER WEEK DAY AT
YOUR CIRViCE FROM
7A.M.TOG EM.
E. E. .Gorham.
A Decorator
iii ran Street. the lamb
Telephone 452
u» .mm. 414!“ outta-W
FOR SALE
a neon sous:
with all improvements, electric lights
on Crescent Terrace.
«.000
A noon to noon HOUII
with all improvements, corner lot 75
feet on llnyvisw Ave. for
H. E. Dali?! 8: Still;
(immfilfll)
4‘s mu. inhuman
..
man”... i
l
Mr. and Mrs Charles landenbera
have been entertaining friends from
_ New Yerk city
W
Several members or the .Westport
Gun club will attend a clay pigeon
shoot in Bridgeport this afternoon.
Chauncey Barlow has been rennin:
grain this week with Gauits’ reaperu
for Warren Bradley and John Fanton.‘
Mrs. Walter Meeker and son. who;
have been visiting at the home of Mrs
John Totten, have returned to Block-
iyn. '
The adjourned case of Peter Marco.
charged by Mary Pekila with a serious
offence. will be heard July 27. Karen
is out under a 8500 bond.
.
The ladies of the Congregational
church have appointed a committee
for the securing and laying of the new
church carpet which they have work-_
ed hard to obtain.
COMPARED.
Parson—But why are ministers like.
the hook and laddc: brigade?
, Payee—wAren‘t they supposed to rem
one people from the fire?
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and allow win-
dows. We make them. all sizes. and
they SELL THE GOODS!
Try a small sign for a utarteMbu
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
50 SOUTH MAIN 8T.
‘ OOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. '06.
When Are You Going
to, Buy a Home?
The .i. all... Agency
Lawrence,service 15 S. Main St.
Do You Know Who Has the
Finest List oi Homes in Town?
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease 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
later life in the different organs and
limbu.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health lu
restored through llurlnonlzin: the Ill
nerve uystolnu in your body
Nervouuneus.
ulu. Heart. Kidney and tomato ills
«use: are given special attention: aluo
Curvature of the Spine. You iwill
never regret flving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WAIHlNC‘l’ON 31280. NORWALK
Magnetic Tnutmuntu Given Also.
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wudfl-fi 4 s-....« W-
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
‘ M
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75».
on EASY vacuums 1r.
DESIRED
H ousatonic
POWEICAOé
The Quail
ii. I
Rheumatism Partly “
Caused b stole some
regulated ilc. sluggish hope "
nervous strain or or xivt'l'rit
the safest and .p
loll Email-re. In luau Mal-I'm
A. J. Augcvin‘o '
8: Son Co.
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COMPLET,
House- 5,19}
fumlshers
"'1". '
\
134- 136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
of our Materials. and
Workulanship,‘ is "
our Best Ad-
vertisemeut
m Orin gr"
Large or Small Contracts fur
Plumbingaild
Heating
Will receive the most careful attention.
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHDNIM
North Main and West Streets;
South Norwalk
EASY GLASSES FOR UNEACY IV“
Are your eyes uneasy? Are
beginning to rebel? MRI“ than
fortable Put them at their
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASS“.
We grind our own ienael.
Fellwick Optical Co.
UNlTED sass pIUiLDlNQ
um 14
or waaumoron still". .
llours-ii to 11:80 a. m. and ii: ma
6 p to. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
9 o m
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High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN ._
MOWEm
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
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