an Li!“
A .T'vni‘i‘iriint linii out.
it? Blouses. 50¢
uAsAoitIno tidbit-{items
sourli allowable
it! slum Resident’s
The Visiting Chapter of Trinity
’ Guild will meet Tuesday with Miss
Couch at 4 o 'clock.
The July issue of the directory of
the‘Southern New England Telephone
company has been distributed. it went
into effect Sunday morning.
Mrs. Harriet Balcom and daughter.
of Union Park. and' daughter, Mrs.
Anderson. of New York. are at Lee.
Mesa, for a few weeks.
(Mr. and Mrs. William Morris. of
East Main street.'Brillgeport. returned
.. Friday afternoon to their home after
spendin a week with relatives in
South orWalk.
' Miss Viola Crawford. of Flint. Mich-
igan, formerly of Norwalk, is spending
a two weeks' vacation as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Middlebrook.
of Adams avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kellogg. of
East Charlotte," Vt.. are visiting with,
Mrs. Martin Kellogg, of 11 Issues
place. Mr. Kellogg is a brother of
the late Martin Kellogg.
~Automobiles for hire. at Oscar H.
Banks' Livery Stables. River street,
Norvlsik.
The citizens of Milwaukee. Wiscon-
sin, have raised t30,000 toward enter-
talnlng the national grand encamp
meat of the Knights of l’ythias. which
will meet in Milwaukee August 1 to
10.
Miss Florence Mitchell. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert (1. Mitchell. of
1.0th street. entertained eighteen of
her young friends Saturday from 3:30
to 5:30 p. ill. in honor of her sixth
birthday.
tGIneral and Mrs. Russell Frost and
son Russell, who have been touring
Europe for several weeks, are now
homeward bound on board the steam-
ship Adriatic. due to HI‘ITVB ill New
York Wednesday.
Leave of absence for two months
from .luly it}, with permission to leave
the United States. is granted Captain
Earl l). Church, ordnance department.
0. N. 0.. in sdiutant-general‘s orders
issued Saturday.
Miss Adeline. llrothe‘rton, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bro-
thertou. of l‘loyt street. who was bad-
ly liurncd recently. when her dress
caught tire. is improving nicely. She
is able to go out. but she is still very
weak.
An order has been issued from the
office of tho adlutaul-genorul an-
nouncing that the application of Cap-
tain Edgar L. Smith of the pay de
pertinent to he retired has ill-on ap-
proved. lie is relieved from active
duty and placed upon the retired list.
Andrew Little. of 358 Main street.
Dunlnlry. has returned from a two
weeks‘ visit in Norwalk and from some
extended trolle trips through Conner»
ticui. New Yor and New Jersey. Mrs.
Little, who accompanied him. remains
in Norwaik for another week‘s visit.
The New York and Stamford itali-
wuy company has ordered six new
double-track curs. supplied with air
brakes and of the latest design. lliach
ear Will have seventeen beaches. The
tracks arrived Friday at the Port Ches-
ter car barns and it is expected that
the rare will be fully equipped and
ready for service on or before labor
buy.
Many Stamford poopls were pleased»
yesterday, to read of the appointment
of Rev. Richard J. Carroll. of Hartford.
to the pastorate of st. Joseph's Church.
[south Norwalk to succeed the late Dr.
usher. Father (isrmli was a citrate in
St. John's Church. this city. for about
six years subsequent to little. and has
numerous friends have. Hill transfer to
the South Norwailt parish in I promo
ileum-«Stamford Advocate.
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The services at. Trinity lilpincopal
Church yesterday. were well attended.
Rev. ii 9.1“ or the Bronx. New
York pit-soiling I good sermon. 'f'bs
gusto was of the usual high order. and
things To Doom was very well ren-
dared The Mommy was Mondale.
new I and Have Mercy. rendered with
float expression by William (‘1. Perry.
e Rev. Dr. Oswell. of ill. 'l'holaas
Church. New York. is expected to
reach out nanny. The choir has,
hen invited to no on a sail tomorrow. . ‘
night. and Captain Howard desires to
lam all those who can go at the Conn
try out dock at l o'clock.
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sixty-sixth album scalliou'o! the Na-‘
KR will
a ration knee in
Front: Gertie. of Henry street. Non
walk, has moved to East Nor-walk
I—u-I-
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ryan have
moved to Center avenue from weitn‘
dun-4M
Mrs damsel Sample of West street.
is spending three weeks in Dnnbury
with relatives. .
ChapleI nuett. of East Orange.
spent ‘Bana ay with his parents in
Franltlin’ avenue.
«Mm
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe. of Putnam ave
line. are spending a few days with
friends in Danbury.
' Mound Mrs. David Pisherty, Jr. of
Ann street. enjoyed a very pleasant
trip to Silvia Rook yesterday.
Miss Alice Marron. of Gravitation. is
spending at w days with Miss Helen
Curbyn. of consultant avenue.
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Miss Adeline Brotherton of Hoyt
street. it] a was burned quite badly re—
improviag rapidly. Although still very
weak she is able to be out.
Mrs. William Thompson, wife of the
manager of the Nomad: New York.
.Gl‘Ocegi store. has returned from Red
«ling little. where she spent some
time for the benefit of her health.
Wallace Woundy of Norwalk.
spent Saturday evening in New Ca~
noon on business. Mr Woundy has
Just returned from a trip around the;
state in the interests of Post ’l‘oasties
and another breakfast food.
William Thompson. of the Norwalk
New York Grocery store. who has had
:trouble with his delivery horses of
late has purchased another steed and
hopes to Mire better luck with this
animal. it has been erroneously re-
ported that Mr. ”Thompson would pur-
chase an automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin 'l‘. Purdy. of
Main street. expect to move to Chica-
go in the near future. Mr. Purdy is a
salesman in the employ of the Hard
luau Piano Company. dad was recently
appointed to take charge of the come
pany's trade ill the west. Mr. Purdy's
advancement is very gratifying and bill
many friends will learn of his promo-
tion with pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts and oth-
or members of their futility Were tail.
an ill last week from the effects‘of par-
taking of stuffed olives. bought in the
open market, and which appear to
have been full of deadly poison 'l‘be
pmmpt calling of a physician and the
application of the stomach pump pro-
bably saved their lives. The pure food
law label was on the bottle. but what
does that amount to?
William A. Kellogg. of Holden ave-
nue. left. yesterday for St. John. New
Brunswick, where he will attend the
tiouai Division. of the Sorts of Tom-
perance of North America, as repre-
sentative of the Grand Division of
rail to Basics. and from there by
COnnectlcut. Mr. Kellogg went by
steamer to New Brunswick. He can
pools to be gone for about a week. and
anticipates a very enjoyable trip.
Racing Bulletin
Warren-Detroit“30”
July 5, 1910
Banner day for Warren-Detroit.
Wine three firsts. every event
entered at Wildwood. N. J.. races.
Defeats lluick, Mitchell. Overland.
Parry. Hupmohlle in class events.
Wine from ninety horsepower Bim-
piex. two Hoopla. Rockwell‘s l’ai—
mar-Singer. Stoddard-Dayton. Chal-
mers torty. Buick seventeen and
American. tiandlcnp figured on
records made in earlier events. Car
also wins Irst and second in strip-
ped chassis events. Travels one
mile straightaway course in any
eight and four-fifths seconds. liar-
ger. Frill and titranahan driving.
Call at 42 NoPtil‘MI'ln 8t. and ioolt
them over
w. A. unnroao
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II. HARRY PIPPIR. of Hartford,
up“, Writes the Following Itronal
Testimonial:
it is with great pleasure that l take
this opportunity to thank you lot the
gust. banalitl have received from the
use of our admirable remedy. “Dr.
and diclne." it ill the only sure
sure i could find for my ailment. via.
Malaria.
Yours truly.
HARRY l’lill’l’li‘lt.
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GRAY BROS.
Manufacturers of how
proved
3 O D A and
Mineral Waters
IOTAILIOHIO ma
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Vlohr. neither. Carbonic.
Iampartila. it i u go r
General Counselor
”sewer. water work. grooms. mason‘
mm reel! Innovation. listifi .
notes oh by run on all muse:
solicited.
Ale and Lemon Soda
DIIP ROCK
ANNA” ‘LL
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, ~ The Parent so lost
, 1’. (the: “Met. m
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trite .wII
orwsi ”‘ M i '
, 121s soul Main Sheet.
Tel. 500
. _ 86 Washington St... MENorwsl
it warm westhoaneaessity lI a practical Refrigerator. All halogen.
tors are var uoh alike in capacity to hold food and ice. lint there
is I vast ill cranes in their preserving ice and food. We carry the
i lull! its and they only use about two-thirds! so much ice as
air closes fielder Therefore these are the kindtto buy. We
have a full title
$5. 50 up to $25 '
Our line of OUTDOOR FURNITURE for these hot days is complete
for Pol-oh. Lawn or Bunsslow. .
b.
A J. Celine Co.
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Funeral Directors and Emhaiinsrs.
South Norwslit Conn.
cently w on her dress caught fire. is. ‘T A
O. B. J oak-sen
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes . Examined Free
as want. cram. vacuum. ‘ Noumea.
DON'T Mil. THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
”mm Are Wanted
IOOKKEIPIRO
ITINOGRAPH IR!
Stamford South Naturals
OFPIOI AOIIITANTO
Port Chester
Asbestos Century " Shingles
THE ROOF THAT OUTLinO THE IUILOINO
Your first thought is your roof. Probably you have had more than
one bitter experience with a roof that developed an unexpected look.
You have been forced to pay out good money for constant repairs.
painting and incidental damages. Nothing pleases you better than to
ltnow that your roof is storm-proof tire proof. tillle~proof. Asbestos Cell
tury Shingles are absolutely indestructible Millie of hydraulic cement.
reinforced with asbestos fibers. compacted by tremendous pressure.
Charles H. 'Aisthorpe, "“V'Ew AVENU-
COUTH NORWALK
CARPENTRY. IUlLDINOfiND CONTRACTING. .
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Neverlaak" is not suitable for stopping
bad tasks or for use on old or poor roofs. and not as lasting or durable
II“Oontury Compounds'
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction boar-
lng is the Stamford Court. April ll. late.
We aler- the Century compound at one Pitt GALLON and gone
slim all roofing work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8: Manuiaéturiug (39.
.8 WASHINGTON OTRII‘I'.
.Roton Paint Hetel
Now Open Under Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating.
Corn on Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH OLA” CONCERTO. AFTERNOON AND IVININO, 0N THI PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS EROS. Managers
Dressing Sacques '
~ and Kimonos
The matter of cool. simple House Sasques become very int»
mam these warm days. so we are making sharp reductions
apricots of our neglizc garments. just at the time when
on Will most a octets it.
men at oonsidm “quality" will immediately mog-
niss the dainty charm, neat patterns, fins materials. general»
fullness. and excellent workmanship of these garments. and .
will make her selections right now. before sires are broken.
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31025.nd $5.509“ Um’m aunlcsliutr ""W
OamsandiaooSAO use, now......... m.
“The N. E. Ryan Co,
7C illililililiiiiiiii in
“flames" I I9“; ‘ ii
than Rbe
with friends in
lichen Tristrsln. or Mill Hill. has
.tust returned from a few days’ sojourn
‘at Asbury Park.
”Rf“; ”Saturday night
eutport .
Rev. Hugh l3. Carpenter and family
‘went to Morris, Conn. today, to re-
main some time.
John Cookerhnni, of New York. spent
the do at his parental home in South
Norwa it yesterday.
m
Edward O'Brien. of N aok. N. Y..
spent the day in South orwalk with
relatives yesterday.
The Misses Edith and Mary Perry.
of Geor,getown spent the day in Nor
walk. Sunday. with friends.
Donald Way. of East avonue, has
gone to Brewster. N. Y., where he will
spend a short time with friends.
Harold Van Lion. of New York city.
spent the day yesterday with friends
In South Norwulk and Norwalk.
I
Robert Fulton s steamboat made Its
first trip up the Hudson River one huu
.dred and three years ago y.est.erday
Chester Wainwright and Thomas Lo-
gle. of West street spent Saturday
and the sabbath in New Haven with
friends
I Norman Show. who has been
troubled with a sore feet for a week or
two. is now able to walk upon the in-
lured member without said.
Miss Marion Starr, of Danbury. is
spending a few days as the guest of
the Misses Grace and Susan Seymour.
at their home in West street.
Miss Sadie barrier. of Burundi street.
South Norwalk is anticipating the
Joys of a two weeks vacation. which
she will take ill the near future.
Malcolm Skene. of Stamford. a for-,
lucr Norwalk young man and Yale
student, who has been visiting Warren
0. Woodward for the past few days. re-
turned to his home yesterday after-
noon.
There were bundreds of swimmers
at Colllpo yesterday and the water at
that place was excellent. The air was
chilly. but this did not diminish the
.1 crowd of owinllnors to any apprecia-
ble extent.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert (lrindrod. of
Bridgeport, spent the Sabsbth with
Mrs. (lrindrod's mother. Mrs. Cyrus
Roscoe. in Wosimlrt avenue. Mrs.
tirindrod has but recently recovered
from a severe illness.
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Post cards received from Mrs. Miil~
burn and her two children. who are
spending the summer at l’lttsford. VL.
report a very fine time and a great im-
proverueut in Mrs. Mllllurn’s health.
for which she went away.
i Harold Baldwin. who has been one
loving a week‘s vacation from his du-
ties ill the lhldlnw Company. Broad-
away. New York. returned this tuornlnlf
He will have another week of vaca
.tion later in the summer.
This week is race week at the Larch-
mont Yacht Club and among the lecai
men who are there with their boats are
George Chaddorton and Hammlit Nor-
ton, with the Osprey. aud Russell W.
Budd. with the Wanderer IV.
Herbert Baldwin. who has been suf-
fering for some time with an injury
to his knee. sustained while swimming
suit the Knob has at last recovered and
went into the water yesterday for the
first time for several weeks
Henry Valiant. of South Union ave—
nue, who has been enjoying his and l
vacation of two weeks treat his dot on
in) the [aidinw Company. in New
York city. returned this morning to
again take up the "grind" as be are
pressed it.
Janitor W. H. Fisher. Henry John
son. inlay Olmstoad and George Olm-
stcad attended Champion Jack John
son’s performance at Hammerstein'a
Theatre. Friday evenius. nodal-o the
banquet It Baron Wilkeu'a. one of New
York's most popular clubs.
Many of the‘young people of Non‘
walls have been receiving postal cards
from . Franklin Bishop. who is at pres-
out studying at the Yale F'orestay
school in Milford. Pennsylvania. in
connection with his studies at Yale
(Juliane. He says that be is enjoying?
his work. but wishes that be was back
in ”door old Norwslk" for his vaca-
t on.
Now that the new ten-inch gas resin.
which was being laid in Norwalk by
the gas company. is completed. the us
will he turned into it this afternoon!
The new main extends from the as.
huuso la Harbor avenue through It~;
or street. and Wall street. u Mill iii’
and down that avenue to illtuni ll
liarie’s place. The main will greatly
increase the pressure to the users of
3:0.” But Norwslll and in this city
I
j.
William nyboe who expected to
enter the fourteen tulle endurance
.vwiul from the Butler to (lousy is.
land. has rel-consider his lleolaion»
and will not make his entry. later of
time for trainin in preparation for the
. race has onus him to withdraw his
. same. This leave,- but two local maln-
here to com It still hold up the stan-
dard of the oton l'olnt division. They
are the old standby I. J. Cameras and
“Hop" Benedict.
What proved I rather eliciting col-
listen took place on Saturday slur
Sale of Lawn 1 MT‘ 1 n Alt, SM “323i >,
Sale of Dresses
Special attention is called to our sale
Gingham, Lawn, Lingerie and
Silk Dresses ..
1.98 to $10.“
T he Heist. is 'y
MILL TIL. “-8. YARD TIL. M
Lumber and MillWork for Ev f_
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description. One, two and threepiy Tar I‘d T
inliflfielaillgdsndamadr . listen? Paper.
on e i an at I. two lines.
"Lincoln" Asphalt hallo smalls. “mm" “a ”mum. “WT
warranted. . Hair lnsulatlnsysnstIW
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT ‘
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
listing purchased the interest and good will of John T Ryan. in W
tirm of Flynn is Ryan retail dealers in Boots and Shoes at so Wllb' ‘
ington street South Norwalk i it 1-] llynu. will continue the bush"
nose under the name of Flynn's lioot Shop. and i take this n w
lunliy ol' thanking the public for it‘s patronage in the pest slid“ . .. ,.
for a continuance of the same. To make room for fall goods. file I‘ ‘
(lose out entire stock of Flynn & Ryan. at least than manufacturq‘b‘ ‘
itllcetl Sale will continue until stock is disposed of. Dont miss this
chance to purchase high grade Shoes at less than cost.
FLYN N ’S BOOT SHQP
so WAIl-tlivo'roiv eraser. wurH Militia
Miss Emily Nash and Dudley Ray ‘
:lflDnd auloed to Lake Mahopac yester-
ay.
Dr. A. R. ‘l‘urner. of West even "
til at his home with a severe sited at
tonsilitls.
Our Brothers‘ Lodge will work the
second degree this evening on several
candidates.
Miss Agatha Hayes. of Babies ave-
nue. spent the day in Yonkers flittin-
day. with friends.
Miss Laura Beach. of France atmt,
who has been spending some tilld ll
Trumbull has returned to be? huh“
Edward Fay, of Yonkers, N. x. is
spending a few days at the bottle 0:!
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes. in 301‘
den avenue.‘
Edward Burns has returned to his
duties in the Central National Bank. of
Nor-walk after his vacation
Mr and Mrs. John Henry, of New
York, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Albert Bates. at their home in Beldeu
avenue.
lilies Nina Dayton. of New York
city. and Mrs. Stewart Baker. of New
Mexico. are guests of Frank Ballwits.
at Maplegrove Form for a few days.
Oliver Stanley, of the Not!“
Hardware Company. is spendlng a
week’s vacation at Wilson's W
Lake Warsmaug. ‘
Frank flanks of Main street and
Miss Elsie Tooker. of Norwalk. went
to Bridgeport. yesterday where they
spent the day as the guests of friends.
Postals have been received
mas Alice Pomeroy..~of A
street who is spending th .
with her family at Belgrade
Camp Mac Maine and she
Miss MIy Burkman. of Beiden ave- ”“9 "m9 .
one. has gone to Jersey City Heights. w“ A
where she will spend a mouth in the The Day Nursery Whisk“ It
hdpPs that she may improve her enjoy a moonlight sail in the}.
health. She will stay with relatives. 000'” VI“ Alstyne N T
tag. The party has been in
Mrs. Van Alstyne and a fine ,
anticipated. if there ill I aim.
Charles liolt of Winnipauk and the
Norwulk Hardware Company, has re-
turned from a two weeks' vacation
spent ill long island, at lake Patch-
ouue. His family returned with him.
All the members of the Eureka Re
hellish loose are invited to go to lie
toll Point next Tuesday afternoon. All
are requested to brill! refreshments
and have supper together between 6:30
and 'l n. in.
There will be I special meat! . 2
puny tomorrow evening
upon the annual outingo
pally. Other business that in“; ‘
up will also be attended too
time.
The Blue Box beat the it!
yesterday in I hut and shelf l“
Miss Mary Jen an. of West street. of baseball played on tile '
has issued invi as for a bridge par Grounds to the score of ill to...
tun be hold at her home on Tuesday’ Ringwoods lost about five of
afternoon. The snail- is given for the
benefit of the Day Nursery and each
player will be tuned the aura of twain
oy-llve casts.
players and thesb thrilled t
lilac Box which won ysItIrdiy
m-b-flv-
While in Daabury on Thursday
ternoon last the automobile of '
lck Patrick. of Wilton. 065)an
Mr and Mrs. vitriol: beams
shied. and Mrs. Patrick's
lured to tow he machine Ind.
home. The e or was accepted
went well until the rauohv
was reached At ulpiace
rick stepped on the running
see if the rope within was con *
Robert M. lac. son of ox~Maror and
Mrs. hi. M. has. a! Falriield avenue.
has secured a due position in the New
Netherland Beak in New York ally.
the does not know in yet whether or-
not he will return to Whilst Bein-
iaary which school he stt ed tut
year He has the best wishes of his
many friends for success in his new
occupation. the machines was secured. As
W... ion the first machine was I .
Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Kent and Mrs she was thrown to the -
award ital m Bell. in llr. against a pile of rocks wltb
been. when a wagon driven by I I all
boy slowed in the ear traobsin sin
guest and struck the very “we
let William M. Betti. wills w, I “In
in; in front of his store. r. hetts‘
horse attempted to run away. but got
no further than the admiral? Nero
loved: ‘mtfih
penal is for the
ent'u ans rd automobile. force. She was picked up an
and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Diseased and hurried to hel- home. . -
Mound lira. 3.8. broads sir. Olsen‘s it. Huntington was called
new Iditohsll Mitomobilo. e eyed as found that has Ikuiihad ,
automobile ride yesterday to in th- iousiy fractured. on row
petitioner went by the we otwss summoned from the _
Ridgedeid and smuohvlile and re uru- ‘ pttalto
ed by t . , all 1‘ m
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