:vsumd august. ratsenous
IM—Nsws Department
luv—Own, ‘Ds ,
M iii“: {it It‘s.
Jase—city lditoi’s lissidsnss
this mini munch minimal: avo-
nue. is to leave shortly tor a vacation
trip to Detroit,
Mrs. Norman Hatchman. of Putnam
avenue is entertaining Mrs. Everett
Hatchman and two sons. of Schenee~
lady, New Yorit.
An adjourned meeting of the Nor-
walk Country Club governing board
will be held at the club house Friday
evening at 8 o'clock.
An order from the adjutant-gen~
eral‘s omce gives a formula for a
solution with which to cleanse the
foul barrel of a rifle.
Mrs. Stephen s. Jarvis and children
have returned to their home in West
street. after a visit. with Mr. and hire.
Benjamin Miller. at Cornwall, Conn.
Oiilcer John Lyons. oi the South Nor-
wallr police force. is very ill at his
home in Washington street, and one
of his legs may have to he amputated.
Miss Edidco White, of Weston. has
left tor Norwulk to superintend the
household affairs of her aunt. who will
spend the next two months In Kan-
sas visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Warren, oi Cannon street
left town today for her new home in
Mexico. Mr. Wnrron has been in Mex-
Iro the past few months and his wife
has gone there to join him.
Clarence M. Harrington. of Wilming-
ton, Delaware, has taken a position as
hook-keeper at. the ethos of the George
Hotohlriss Sons Company, wholesale
meat dealers in Ann street
Mrs. Charles Horn, of Weston. has
sold her place to Mrs Sarah Water
bury, 0! Stamford and has purchased
the farm lately mounted by C. E. Co-
ley, about tour miles from Norwalk,‘
Mrs. Charles A. Copley and Miss
Blanche Sturlevant left yesterday for
a few days” athy in New Have. Here
Mrs. Copley will meet her so and will
go with him to East Stafford.
there they will go to Bellows Falls,
Vermont, Mrs. Coploy‘n former home.
A big crowd assembled last night at
itotoni'oint to witness the fireworks
oxhihonn. which many people declare
was the iinost yet of the summer‘s so-
riea. llorotoioro the exhibitions have
been given from the hill east or the
trolley terminal, but last night‘s was
in the baseball grounds enclosure.
A quarterly meeting of the local
Barbors‘ Union was held last night at
Central Labor lyceum in Washington
street. when one member was taken
in. Henry Belter Was parent! as dele-
Kate and Charles Franko an alternate
to the slate burbera' convention to be
held in South Norwalk Labor Day.
~Automoblles for hire. at Oscar ii
Banks' Livery Stables River street.
Norwalh.
A party of fourteen Stamford peo-
ple enjoyed a sail to Roton Point Tues-
day night. in Captain Hooks boat.
When they arrived. the dancing pa—
vilion was closed but the party sala-
. adrift?” umbiulh'i . n
W. rtlvell, or Mold strile’t.
Miss Margaret hiss. or New Haven
, Joseph Fordhain has my?!
his home in Main street,
'I Vacation in how Br toga.
Mr. and tart. Oscar la OIitlisld have'
returned to their home in Union ave
nus alter s short stay at Atlantic City.
first. Gilbert. Newtos'n. who hasJ
been destined to his home with an at—
tsdh of typhoid fever. is recovering
rapidly
James Lawson has returned to MI’
home in Fairview avenue. Itter spend-
'lna‘a'iew days' vacation with ma
lives in Brookdeld.
John Hyatt. of Center avenue, is
.enjoying his annual vacation from his
duties in the Hubhsii. HIII It Randall
lumber yards in Water street.
Hart Wicks. of Main street. on-
joyeds tion from his ditieson
the local t ley lines yesterday. Tho-
mas Hal-risen took his run. I
Miss Emma milieu. at Spring street.
will start on a two weeks' vacation
from her duties in the Southern New
England Telephone oince on Saturday
One at the large window in the Old
Well Laundry building in Havilsnd
street, was broke one day this Week
by I bass ball. which a lad named
George Raymond was using.
Frederick Dunlap, of (irandview ave-
nue. has resigned his position in the
Crane Valve Works. in Bridgeport.
to take a similawone in the Yale it
Town factory in Stamford. I
John Lawson. .iohn Weafer and En-
gene McGowan were moon; I number
of Norwalk people who attended a par- .
ty in Greene Farms on Tuesday eve”
hing. All report a vary due tltne i
Mrs. Russell Ennis and daughter. of
Main street, left today for Hartford.
where they will visit Mr. ltnnis‘ bro~
titer. Edward Route. and family. of
Oakvlllo avenue. They opert to be
gone at least I month.
Clarence Jones. of (lrnnbury, the
well-known young man who is study-
ing civil engineering with t.‘-ity ltngln-
eer Charles N. Wood. broke the mn-
nerting rod of his fast motorrycio
Tuesday morning. The machine Is
now being repaired
A very delightiul gathering unnumb-
led at "His ood" Rund y atteimion.
anti enjoy a rare mt steal treat.
Many outaobtown guests were present,
among the more tinted of whom were
Mrs. Minnie Gflvaa Watson and her
son and Genefni Ford. or New liavsn.
Mr. MeGIrry. the noted young singer.
who, It will be remembered, sung on
two occasions for vl‘resident William
H. Tait. rendered I song written and
published by Mrs. Watson. entitled "A
lyole of Twilight".
in the new Who's Who in America.
which has just coma in hand, Norwaik
furnishes a good number of eminent
names. These whose bingruphies are
included are: ilov. Augustus l-‘.
Board. clergyman; Solon ll, itorgliim.
sculptor; Annie linutsh vary, prima
donuts: William E. Chanrvllur. educa-
tor; E. J. Hill. COflKrt‘BIINAII; Rev.
Charles S. Maelsrlund. clergyman and
author; Charles Klein. playwright;
Samuel R. Weed. underwriter; .iohn
ll. Light. lawyer; Nelson Taylor, pub-
iisher: Charles E, Harkloy. phystt-ian;
John 8. Seymour. lawyer; Waiter ii.
Weed. geologist. ‘
-i3tops itching instantly. cures
piles. eessms. slit rheum, letter. itch.
hires. nsrpII, senator—Deans Oint-
moat. At any drug store.
-— 1 ‘
Renting Cars
and I Peerless to‘ rent.
0d access. and enjoyed dancing. whlls
the members toolt turns in furnishinl
music on. the piano. A very enjoyable
little was had.
Harry Camp, a former Norwslh
young man. who is employed In the
Post (lilies Department. in Washth
ton. I). (3., and who was a former ent-
plovav of the Norwulh i'oat (lilies. bar
«tune to Norwsilt for a short stay all
his former home in Camp street. He
was greeted this morning by may 0!
his old friends who were pleased to see
him again.
A Norwulh uutomobilist and I party
oi lriunda are the subject of transition-
abie joking today, as I result at an ill-
eldent that oeurred last nisht. Tits
party attended the ilreworits exhibition 4
at Roton Point and then started a! on
a little ride. hen I point neIr tits No
roton River bridge was reached. the :
car (or some unhnowu reason stopped
'l‘hI owner mode I little tour oi inves-
tigation to the gasoline tank and found
it to be dry. tine member oi the par
ty was sent to I Stamford gal-Issue
set a not supply oi tuel for tho on-
title.
The committee in ohsrso of the bail
team the Norwalk Business Men‘s AI
Imitation will have in museum them 'u
in the game at listen Point on the field it.
day wish to state that Charles
"Hustler" liliworth will he thorn in
some capacity. althoush tho mmmltt‘s’a
is generslly rstiunt about finding“ out.
the no I team t is said
that; tor our 3* itletii reasons. "Dill"
. will not war list
istnsd lIst year. In
card to the some. the commutes
hopes. howevee. to met-come his obv
jections and insist that “that green
necktie" wills appear on some part or
"Dlil'y uniform“
the Not-wall: basin will probsby be giv-
on}. in tomorrow's issue oi ihti senti-
nB ., a ., ,,. .1
teen norkilil.‘l0
t;
such I drawins ,
Tito full lihovtip of .
SALVATOR CHARIOTI‘
General Counselor '4 '
”newer. water work. WM. am ' .
fiugflmmpaw .
The two classiest and best riding
ears on the market. with an expert
driver. tor three tiOIIIrn an hour.
, with a minimum charge of five doi-
lars. Anyone can Iliord an auto
mobile i'idi) iii. lilill prion. (lot your
date ahead
W. A. HANFORD
iii North Main at.
woos JOHN H. LIGHT wanes
fill FOLLOWING ITAONG Tl.-
TiIlONiAL:
Dl‘ Dioh's Ilatiieins (30..
Count Not-wan.- Conn.
dontlImIn: 'i‘he nmedy which you
have placed upon the market is a’ val-
aside aid for those ailments tor
which you rsoomtnsnd it. The expoo
tone. which” i have had with it in my
«mm l min the interest at
the us everywhere to give it my
hearty endorsement. and no say that
your status for it are not too strongly
tad.
"f“ sincerely gum
. (MN
lentil Norwslll. Conn
ii. LlOii’l‘
‘ dot-time lass
A’Vidily. Selim. Carbonic.
' Iarsspsrllis. Ginger
Ale and Mines Soda
shoes
Ali‘i‘lliAN watt.
. WATIR usso
. m Purse! and sent
.: no so: ilk-Tel. iii
.FAMA'll distill
is the guest of Miss Zita Feeder. elm my:
«flame street for I few days. . ._ .
it
1218 North nah Street.
Porch or La
Choirs. lids!
Croquet lists. It milk
of our special It ‘
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Furniture;
Restless. .Poreli its
that you s buld not isll to tats advantage oi.
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,. ury: Comfort Ind convenience makes it desirable that every home should bale
one or redrawn
showin I
splbl‘idid vain ‘ mus
he. Hammocks.
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Funeral Diteaoni Ind Embsimers. .
Q. D. Jackson
Optician
OUR LINE OF RIFIIOIRATOHI i8 MARKED FROM 20 TO 30% I5
South Not-walk. Conn.
‘ Everything in the Optical Line.
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Send NOW ior our Beautiful Catalogue
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Stamford
Port Chester
Asbestos Century Shingles
THC ROOF THAT OUTLIVI. THI BUILDING
Your tlrst thousht Is your root.
Probably mu have had more than
our hitter experience with I root that developed In ornamented leak.
You have been forced to pay out mad money for constsnt minim.
planting and incidental damages.
Nothing pleases you better than to
know that your mulls sinrm- -prooi' fireproof. timer-moi Asbestos Con-
tury shingles are absolutely indestructible Mode of hydraulic cement
rointorcod with asbestos tillers. compacted by tremendous measure
Charles H. Aidihorpe.
I sustain AVINUI
satire NORWALK
’CARPENTRY. IUILOINO AND CONTRACTING.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
But the preparation called "Neverisal" is not suitable for stopping
bad lsIhI or for ass on old or poor roots and not II lasting or durable
as ”Century Compound."
The above testimony was given under oath It the injunction hash _
in: in the Stamford Court. April 11.1910.
WI can the
antes Ill roofing work for titres you-s.
Century Compound It Ins Pll GALLON and an»
The Century Roofing & Manuiaéiuring Co.
'8 WASHINGTON I1 It“.
The Items On Sale
at our store this week have I price interest that is irresistible,
even to conservative shoppers.
Among the good things are:
PARABOLS. UNDERWEAR.
SHIRT WAISTS. DRESSING SACQUES BELTS
CORSET COVERS COKBINA’I‘ION SUITS. Etc.
You seldom have In opportunity to buy such good merehsn-
HOSIERY.
disc for so little money:
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E. R yan Co...
86 Washington St. South Norwallt
GLOVES.
; it;
A
. - happy disposition made him liked by
Senators and Representatives to
Assemble iii Bridgeport on
i-‘ritis‘y. Amst iiih
Notions werequ out yesterday to
the senators and representatives
Fairfleid county to attend the air“
nuni meeting for the laying or the
county ta: which is called by the
cgunty commissioners for August 5 at
1 mm.
port at the e nty court house and it.
is not expdet that there will be any.
very extended business session.
county commissioners line a business
like report to make which will show
the exact financial condition of the
county. They will ask for the usual
appropriation of one-tenth of a mill
tax. which is ample to meet all do
mantis.
Dlunsr Afterward.
After the business mootlns the sen
aims and representatives will be en-
tertained at dinner and there will be
at Hartford.
The senators who are entitled to
attend are: Philip L. Hoissr..'i‘hoa-
Arnold. in, and Moses W. itsnwar-
tng. oi Bridgeport; Charles 5 Pack. oi
Danbury; Daniel 8. Brinsmade. or
Shelton; Joseph F. Stillman. oi New
san’aan. and Herbert C. Reed. oi Stain
on.
'iho representatives who can be
present if the ex so desire are: Fayette
C. Clarke an Frederic A. Bartlett.
of Bridgeport. James H Wheeler of
Fission: Almon ti. Taylor. or limit-
iield; N. Burton Rogers and Wilbur
Ii‘. ’I‘oxnlinson. oi Danbury; Charles li‘.
Williamson. or Dorian: Speaker Bl
more 8.81mi“ and County Commis
sinner sinioon Posse. oi Fairneld:
.ludlts i‘harlos i) Bernese and Joseph
ii imitw'ood. of Greenwich; Gould
A. Shelton and immy E. Mouttbrop.
u! Huntington; Robert 8inelair.oi
Monroe; howls Provost. of New Ca
unau: leases Knlmi'of New Pair
hold; William C. Johnson and llobart
Ii (‘urtls of Newtown.’ Mart-silos B
lleitnoti and Frederick H: Quintnrd
oi Norwailt; Benjamin il. Banks not
Michael Connery. oi Bedding; Chariot
B. Northrop and Hiram Dav
Rldgoflold; George A Barn“. of
man; iionry i. Et‘khlrd and Not
it‘k W ”oxford. at Stamford: Jurist
Charles II. Peek. o! Strattonl; Johr.
W. French. of Trumbull: Joseph F
liuiltoisy of Weston. Bernoulli“. Banks
atfi’estport. and Course W Ogden. oi
’ on
Lehman toilets I
rams to ruinous
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NEW YORK. July :8.-»Ono of the
most remarkable cases that the medl
had broom to its attention is that or
four toarold Walter Robinson. who
was returned to his parents and home
illii laiayeitv “inane ’l‘uusdny. cured
or loritjaw.
«is seeks ayes Ills body III rigid
his jaws tightly locked and his head
hunt back so that it one within twr
foot of touching his heels.
Dr. J 8. Hanson. the (unity physi
clan who is the visiting physician or
the hospital stall. save the ease hlf
personal attention. Ho administered
by Mamie injections oi tetanus serum
and in several days I decided change
for the better was noticed Tilt
patient improved every day More than
47.000 units or serum was used in
treating the little admirer, whose hit
was almost despalre‘d at by those who
saw thI body when ilrst taken to tht
hospital.
Dr. Manson took Walter home in hit
automobile 'hwsdsy. and to
phyniclans and nurses who gathered
. on the porch to cheer the boy. whose
' all. It was a question as to who so
poured the happier the physician or
his patient Walter. who know he was
going home. smiled and threw kisser
in the persons on the veranda and
nhouiod a lusty “(loodbyi" Is the auto
mobile "leaded away.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. who
are vaudeville performers and parents
at the boy. are beside themselves with
joy Neighbors shared their happiness
Ind women crowded into the honss to
greet the boy and show how glad the!
were over his restoration to portect
health
With his brother Charlie and sister
May, Walter on June it. while tilsyiur
In the front yard of his home. jammed
his hand in the swinsingiron sate.
Tetanus developed trio days later.
The camp mutiny continues with
nndiminishsd interest The eluslns
days are hat and they are hill at tho
tsrsst.‘ Toni t itev. Dr. .iohn-tons. oi
dtsmtord. wli preach. (term in crowds
and give I hsIrty welcome to this also
of God, who has many some to the
district. The camp classes in Holiday
nest. Bpsolsl prepacrstions tho hose
made tor WW: cities In. ‘i‘hs
mouth: a It 1.1%“ used new
iinue “Vi ii: 151). I order still
he amt. praise Ind testimony; 44:15;
great song service: ii: it too d: it. is-
larval for".I rshesshillettis d: it to ’i: so.
rri say. i: to to I. song
I: the hi the
heart .
, . vsrioss
is. and on sub dollar
new some long at
, use to its one can I
miss this nestles. ‘
All! Ii-ldlt'i‘w
hir. J. Ago-tell
.'
'“ih.
or; I
The meeting will be held in Bridger ,
The. '
an opportunity to talk over the daylim
cal stat! of the Bushwiclt hospital has H
Visitor was taken to the insUtuilon ‘
tht .
CAMP MIRTINO AT ”0ND IIAON. ,‘
to‘
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CROWDS racxao Tins stone.
ALL «scones vssreaosv. new appelsts neither. noel
. ran. TO Visir rue aaaosm asserted-r.
Come Tomorrow ,
nus JUdILEE slits alto
MINTZ’S , ::
Tel. 500
in
Youcsn
slum“ shoal.
in autism store in tannins—Gauss.
nitrous Combustion.
MK i,l.litll July as.-’l‘he senersi
atom of A. II'. Roberts and eomhlny
was damned by fire last niaht to the
extent at 016,000. The tire started.
it is supposed trots spontaneous coin-
bus on in I storrrootn in the rear oi
the sin store and spread to the see
_ ‘stni door and root where it was gotten
under eontmi Islds item the dam
m to t building the loss is sent
in!” to ills manta oi the
by wItsr.
UM! NOLhID Ar?“ OHA’UFPIUA
"AM vA‘VIJ'itI OOI'i‘. *
1 MADISON. Juli ill.«-'i‘hs stsis‘s
. Starr who wss
Newtonian oft
at its the
writsst ”A Mr maths-
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. hsfeitsohs and a across the W
Ahti hips. Fat “6th
Pills
:iy‘ outed my III! M
limb (it ”Jim *3“le
mediums? m
ins the
r. one at
tits party tit {our "in riders." III-with
boiled in court teddy alter Starr paid
oasis.
"The House of Activity and Frosted”
92 Wishington 8i.
Shore Dinners a speciilty. Dancing, Boating."
Corn on Cob Now Settled with Shore Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Giveit to Automobile Pattie?
JACOBS nabs. Managers
nmwhstywnred. Yodanlisvejustwhst
wastinsstscklargeorsnsllsndstseost
A. l. Angevine 8: Sun Co.
134le Washington St. 8. Norwalk
til you ana'rrnnxmo‘ ABOUT PAINTING roua
AUTOMOBILE. en'r moons A'r‘
LUTHER M. WRIGH
Honest woes mo
HONIOT naraaiats . a.
AT an i“ *
The Jones 8. Hoichltiss Co. .
17 Wall “mt
INTIMATE! OHIIRFULLY FUNNIIN
HONEST PRICE
IY HAVlNO YOUN
PLUMBING DON
Phone 742 Hamill.
a'i'lticttlii AT Dltiiili,
Waterbury Miles Meats
with “she
WATERS RY.3uiy 18m ,
tenant John T. itsnnn. tor adj
connected with the local ipolled
meat. was seiud with an at.
paralysis while at dinnsr .
Ind died without regaining» .. .
uses. two hours later. I “M
wife and eight childrsnt.“ . .-
Msn VIII widely rm but!
stats. having been in charms
bury others when other W
for extra police.
Milli! le “prions iii
'l'AtllH iii Ail
VIN Y '
em iii “Ml.
Aeording to tits July issue
Telephone Bulletin.“ willeh
todsy tbs total numhsr of
stations in use in Newlis
Nihi’wss mu. norm:
with,“ and and
mthsssde
New Item has .
a wad
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