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J—Iuslliatl. ”7. MI.“ I
runs it rvv
g— ~ldltortamnus
lty “humiliation“
Mrs. Frank Lauder, or Seymour
street. is 111, 7
. Mr. and Mrs. A. Betta are enteru
friends Irom hethel.
Jesse Greene 0! Riverhead, L. 1.I
has been calling on Norwalk friends
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Cornelius A. McNamara. or II. Krleg
er a Company’s store. is taking a
week's vacation. 1‘7
Miss HeieuM. Firm. of Crescent
street. is enjoying an. outing or two
weeks at Leuox. Mass.
helloy Montgomery. oI Norwalk is
a guest of Mr and Mrs. Thomas W.
'l‘readweil. in Weston.
The Misses Esther and Verna Greg~
cry, of Newtown or none. are spending
their vacations Ill Brooklyn. ‘
Miss Edith Oddo. of Ardsloy-on—the-
Hudson, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Newland, of Ridge avenue.
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-—-Automoblles Ior hire. at Oscar H.
Baaks’ Livory Stables. River street,
Norwulk.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Golden. of Cedar
street. are entertaining their niece,
Miss M. O‘Neil, of New York city.
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eMr. and Mrs. .lohn
Ridge avenue, are entertain
lildlth Oddo, oi Ardeley, New
Newiaud. or
[$113 Miss
01'.lt
Joseph Mciuughlin. at Chapel street
expects to Emma Sunday at Pulrlleid
Beach with South Norwaik friends.
Mrs. Stuart Marshall, of East Nor-
walk, and Mrs. I“. 8. Selleck, oI Stain
lord, are at the Catskills Ion-7s week.
Charles w. Littell, oi nlnghumpton,
N. Y., is spending s7 few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. of Grand
street.
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The new house of Mrs. Sophia Wood
in lettuce Place is very near colnple
lion. The painters are at WM and the
yard is being graded. .
The clip that will be awarded to the
winner of the business men's ball
game this afternoon to on exhibition at
the Glendeunlng Drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch, of Wes-
ton, came to south Net-walk yester-
day. where they enjoyed a clambake
with Irieuds on one oi the islands near
that shore. .
Frederick Philip Bluhell. of Spring
street, who has been ill with typhoid
fever {or some time. does not show any
signs of Inlproveumul. ills tempera-
ture rages up to 105.
Miss Gertrude Hill, of Sinilord, and
her sister. Mrs. Eugene .1. O'Connell,
of South Norwalk have registered for
two weeks at the Marlborough Bled
helm Hotel. Atlantic City.
Mrs. H. C. King, of Main street. and
daughter, Mills Alice .Weavei'. and
Curtis Boos are spending some time
with lrieode from Springfield, who are ,
camping at Fairileld houch.
Miss Helena V. Millerd. oI Chapel
street, and Miss Rose Mel-(eon. at
New Haven, who are sojourning It At-
lantic City, are remembering their
friends here with postal cards.
Charles H, Brown, driver for, Dair -
mun C. E. Hawthorne was bull . ll!-
ten Monday while-delivering mi It is 7 ..
Norwalk. The wound wss dressed. but
yet it cttlllloil the man much pain.
Mrs. Joseph Hindley wd'ilt to Boston.
this Week to Accompany her daughur.
Mrs. Sarah ’i‘olles home. The latter
has been undergoing treatment at the .
Baptist Hospital. of Brookllue. Maul.
The Woman' is C bristiun Temperance
llnlon will have their annual outing on
the lawn at the home of Mrs.
.Mdelalr. I? Weatport' avenue. Aug
12th. Supper will be served at a
o'clock.
Five yeuo ladies had an bullshit .
Combo (Nader. Bathlnmm
log and eating were very mucosa”
’18! The y ,included the Rifle!
sie Ihss. era tlanlon nuns ‘isA
Adeline Arum and Beasts dorlll‘v
her. we
#71 l
1-0489. Shepherd! 0
LadyJ tibia Ii
ble . .0 south Norwalk. wilt
hold I 1%
W7. "7
Welli‘” uni”
3mm
in Winninawk. but
.,.it it. donor he.
it’elflt‘. evening.
General Chairmen
lawn. wmtcwovk, grading, manual " = The Forest and. lost ~ ,.
no. on“ till Murrow“ W” ”* “°" "W" “"
m m ted-lit”; a... ignite 4%“ “MM“ 991%. ;,7.7
Til; 816$“ 3'“ "
. edema . rm ' em or _-
Arch Millet, Iett th a looming 'i‘or
cs
will halide with Mr. Parker's parents.
3 weeks vacation from his duties In the
7 cities oi' the Gilbert 0: Aenuett wine
' league, that permission was granted.
. East
tlvsi at the home or “ "
“tints. the affair will
with relatives tor a week. -
7 Mrs. John Long and son. at Provi-
dence. It. 1 have returned to their
home New days visieiwith Mrs.
Jobs T. hens. or West Main street.
“Miss Mnry L‘algfi daughttsr 1:77“ Mr
1' W 0 “I” n I I.”
Klrfil’lm. o! Hikll‘
Soutll Norwalk were married on Do
in Portchester. The couple
Howard L. Zeluii, Iorelnaa oi the
01d Well Hook and [udder Company. i
or South Norwalk. is enjoying a two
athorgetowu. He and his
totally lla‘Ve one to Quoque, L. 1.,
where they w l sojourn tor a large
part ot3 the time. .
A special city meeting has been call-
ed by Mayor martian M. Bruudags
tor next Monday evening, when the
matter 7oI extending the brick pave-
ment in Wall street to the end or the
street where it joins West avenue.
Many are in Invor of the extension.
but the entire matter will be up to
the meeting to decide.
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in the report of the proceedings or
the Council of the City of Norwuik in
Tuesday night's Issue of the Sentinel
it was stated that the Council granted
perm‘isso on to the Municipal league to
place w to paper cans on The Green.
It was to the Woman s Civics tongue
of Norwalk, and not to the Municipal
Nellie Nolan. the fourteen-year-old
girl of Kellogg street, who was badly
scolded some time ago with a pot of
hot water. is recovering nicely at the
Norwalk hospital. The horns are
beating up rapidly. but she still out
Iers ctlnsidorable pain from them. it
will probably be severni wells before
w... ...._.
Aiurge und succesaiui birthday par-
7ty was given Roger and Harold New-
land, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Newluud,
of Ridge avenue. It was on the DC 7
caslon oi' the eleventh hirthdny of
Roger. und Harold's comes tutor in the
month. There were forty children preo
ent and they participated ill all of the
usual gal wt, Al. the close of the func-
2:“ an eullornte collation woe serv-
It is generally conceded that a veil
is one or the most becoming of all
Iomlninv accessories if you ruully
wish to do as others do nowadays you
must wear one. The latest addition to
N. E. Ryan Co‘s veiling stock is the
'7‘Btorm Queen," guaranteed water~
proof. and just (118’ thing to protect
your but while driving. wuikiua. yacht»
ing or uniomohiliug. 1i «no be bad in
all desirable shades. loos without
saying that prices are right.
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One of the horses belonging to the
New .York Grocery store In Main
street caused it little excitement in
avenue yesterday attomoou.
when it broke loose and tan away.
The Wagon was standing near the res-
idence 0! Charles 9. Master. and while
the driver won in the house the animal
became frightened at a trolley car and
started on a run The horse Jumped
and the wagon struck a tree. o and
den stopping of the wagon caused the
harness to break and left only a part
on the horse. The cloud ran. but was
caught before he had gone very for.
Not much damage was done etscept
to the harness.
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~Constipatlon causes headache
nausea. disslness, languor. heart palp‘
tstiou. Drastic physics gripe. slckon.
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Dean‘s Regulets act gently and cure
:Ionstlpatlou. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
at.
Renting Cars
1 A Packard ands Passion to rent.
The two classiest and best riding.
cars on the market. with an expert
driver. tor three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of live dot-
lam. Anyope can aitord an onto»
mobile ride at this price. (let your
date ahead.
‘md .3th “an V .5
she will be able to leave the hospital. "
. W. A. HANFORD
l2 North Main It.
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OR. I. L. IOHANNAN. oi Itamterd.
Gem» Writes the Following strong
Testimonial Commanding Dr. Dick's
Medicine:
.Dr. Dick's Medicine Company, South
‘ Norwalit. Conn.
Gentlemen: i can add. with all con-i
ildsnoe. a word in commendation or Dr. ‘
Dick’s Medicine. it does all that is
iblunted for it. I have used the prepar-
landed-ll .90me to its value in all the
idlserdons at the system where its use
is indicated. flincsrely yours.
It L. BOHANNAN. M. D.
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Manutaeturers oi im-
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Ale and men beds
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.m. to my practice tor many years."
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Suitable £61} on porch or my room in the has... Only. it do at cilia
left and we are closing them out at greatly minced prices. This is a
chance tor yell to secure a saying oi from ens-third to one-118“ oh i The rain will not hurt "lust emu
‘ 8 your purchase.
Reg Price. ' Solo Price. Re Pricei, 3 Sale Price.
in: as ‘{$498 , 33-45
3-98 $475 7 32-98
$633 83-25 “ 3‘ $1.75
$51 00 32.98 782.98 ,. $2.25
A J. Collins Co.
rim: Directors and Embalmcrs.
12-18 North Main Street.
7 South Norwalk. can.
o. B. Ja ”‘ " kson
7 . Optician
Everything in the Optical. Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
cubes us.
as “.6819. preset.
MERRILL
wetness
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Annual
Oflenlng
ER 1 1910
School offices open every (lily for Cilrtsllllllctll of xiudmts
South Norwalk
Stamford
Port Chester
VEILING
Veilingh are here in the widest variety oi the prettiest and
most becoming kind.
the latest addition to the stock is the “Storm Queen." a
large chiflon veil. hsmstitched all around. and guaranteed
waterproof.
Pink, Brown and all desirable shades.
We also have pretty patterns by White Wash Veils now
so popular. at 98c to 82.00 each.
It comes in Navy. Myrtle. W. Black White
.. 1"
Any of our 25c Veillngs, Black or Colors. special for this
week. not: yard.
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The N. E. Ryan 00.,
86 Washington St, South Norwalk
DISSOLUTION ‘SALE
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MEN'S and WOMEN’S OXFORDS at LESS THAN COST
7097721777AQ7IIINQT0N sressr.
as “Century Compound. "
sates all looting work Iortb
v
Your "rim mile to newest
’1 ‘llsvshsss
ll ‘1‘ til
8 Charles ll. Allitildrpe.
old; 7
FLYNN’S odor SHOP
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint the preparation called “Neverlsah” la not suitable for flopping
bad luahor Ior usson old or poor roots. and set as lasting or durable
The above mummy was given under oslh st the injunction boar-
lug in the llamtdrd Court. ADrll 11.1810.
We otter the Century Compound st lbs "8 GALLON sad as»
res years.
The Century Roofingdtllfljlfadtunng Co.
UWANMNGTON fl IT"
Asbestos Century Shingles
noes rear devolves residencies
exp-due; with s mithsl . 8
to out
some nogvvout.
hydraulic-consul.
truncation ”pressure.
s sssviivv, Ilium
‘ “incomes
“Muhammad“
min-Fri WM 3 We“
Mydhia “anew"? also t
willow hers. compacted bit
7 street. is speadingta lew days
” about completed.
‘ Owing to the decision or the bsudiesp-
.7 7 .7 ,,7.
lienry Hoilsabeclr oi Bridgeport vis-
lied friends in town ”no evening.
1 William Lodge. of Bridgeport. spent
last evening in town with friends.
necktie," the bunch says, so watch tori
lib.“
Mrs. Frederick 1.. Byshee. oI Codir
in
Itldgciield.
W. e. Comstock. at Morgan avenue.
is spending some time in LYoog island
on Business.
Miss lleleu Flynn. of Crescent
street. is enjoying an outing of two
weeks which she is spending at Leu-
0:.
Principal and Mrn. I“. W. Gregory,
and Mrs. l". 0. Gregory enjoyed an au-
tomobile trip to New York state ’l‘uee—
day.
William Tierney. who is employed in
the Jewelry store of A. W. Austin. to
loll.
l Messrs. Harvey M. Kent, Clayton
Boll ,llnd Tracey Ambler have gone
to tour Maine in the lottei' s automo-
bile.
l Mrs Anna Smith and Miss
Bette have. returned from automobile
tripe through the uotthern part 0! the
state.
.luhn Mulvoy has resigned his posi-
tion as driver for the Norwalk Mark-
at and has been succeeded by Joseph 8
Sherwood.
There will he a meeting or the.
(lockenoo llaynlakers this evening. at
‘i‘hioh time the postponed installation
will be held “
Mrs. A. l’. Meeker, oi Merwin street,
and Miss Edna Meeker. her daughter
l’rom New Canaan. are spending the
day with Mr. nud Mrs. tieorgu Gregory,
in Newton,
1 t‘oulrartor Thomas ltobins has lust
,llnished the masonry Work on the new
7houso of N. Vt. Ulllmlml‘llli in Main
'streel. Norwalk The house is now
1‘
In the Norwalk Probate court this
afternoon. before Judge Henry w.
tin-gory. the slalom or the extmllioru
or the estate of the 1an Mary Mitchell
will be exhibited.
Miss Mary Mciaughiin and mother;
of Philadelphia, who have been mailing
a prolonged visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Ratchtord. in Norwalk, have
returned to their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein. Mr:
and Mrs. Edward M. (tans and Hugh
Jooelol took an automobile trip to So-
uln Itoclt athew Haven yesterday.
The trip was made in Mr. Epstein's
machine.
Prtuicrlcll t‘ Riedoil. 0! Norwalk,
spent yesterday in Stamiord. From
tut-re he went to New Haven and Hart
lord, and returned last evening. lie
is spending the day in uroenwich to-
day on business.
The hearing on the application tor
obtaining an order or sale for the
Overlook school estate. held yesterday
alumoon la the Norwalk Probate
court helm Judge Henry W. Gregory,
was motioned until this afternoon.
The llrst of the Wednesday or
log August dancers at the Country lib
last evening. brought out a good-sired
delegation of the Insulin-rm Music for
the Wednesday night dances.
case on Saturday nights. is furnished
Miss Florence Hamilton. Monograph.
er Ior Walsh & llubbell. started you
terday on her annual vacation ct tw
weeks Bile leaves New York Ind
Ior Sloughtoa. Mast, where she will
visit hire. Mary and Miss Nellie Tobi
racy. These two ladies have been the
recent guests of Miss Hamilton. Miss
Augusta Hamilton is substituting tor
the shunt young lady.
Governor Weeks has approved the
requisition or the sdiutant-gsneral
and acting outriermasteI-«gsneral tor
810.000 for a new armory at Toning
ton, and Ior 06,000 toward building
one to moonwlcb. and another 86,000
toward building one at Stamford. its
has also approved the bill oI Commis-
sioner oi Domestic Animals Human
(l. Averill tor assistance during July,
the amount being $118.
One oi the valuable horses of Drew.
or a Malone succumbed to the colic.
put forward by the veterinary and
those present. The horse is a me
one and was s beautiful glossy black
to color. The horse was “Woolly
all right. when put in the born. but lat-
er began show signs oi suite. The
men and e veterinary stayed with
the animal until its diode about i
o cloolutbla morning. doing everything
in their power to help the horse to
live.
mun-nab
Auntie“ vacH‘r out not ITMIT
downs. isle: of Wim.,AtlltlIt l.--
_ the American schooner West.
word. owssdby A. nCochnnthsw
Itorn. them suoosutul in her first
appearances this wall. did not
Ital-7t la the me reds lol- the Gems
town mmmrsd by s municipality.
at... outwith" teem“ .
a pg 0
the recognised thirds allowance syn
8r Mingus was'tbe casein ow
races. in the coldest tor tumble:
era titlp yesterday. the Westward at
them receiving as simmers at six
Wall street, is enjoying the afternoon 3
Ads
as ll the i
by Bmidel‘s orchestra, of Bridgeport." ‘
last night. in spite oi all the mom 7 7
5., ”Muwrw
Follow the Crowds
Last Few Days 01 T1118“;
Stile. Friday will be a big
at this busy store. Visit
Bargain Basement.
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MINTZ’S
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thenymangctiliem
3 intently? Thus: new Shaw-Walker ‘
devices will help you. as they are helping stiles.
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Winn Youcsustmmllanil (n..-
A. .1. Angevine 8: Son Co.
134-136 Washington St. S. Norw‘alk
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Bells for icy
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LUTHER M. WRIGH‘
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T3.
TIOOOOIIO
pioneer wonlt Also
.7 Mouser warsnlata
> in an
HONEBT PRICE
sv HAVING vault
PLUMIIMym‘ sfv
The Jones & Hotchklss Co. . ,.
17 Wall Itrset Phone 742 "walk. (lawn.
ssriwavss cusses'uLLv runhl'srtlh
You Should Not Be Satisfiedz" 7'
unless you know that
glasses are right. Lotus 7
amino your eyes it in ,:
business to tell you, and
make them right, it « >
We have a physician who 7
.. 3 sldlled eyo specialist to l «-
your eyes. Ni) (‘ llAltGli‘. F011 EXAMINATION.
THAMER 37 ATLANTIC scum,
Standord. Conn"
Optician
. Open Mend” it Saturday, It
he attempts to enlist under
name. , .
“The department does not .
that this action was laid
with any other motive My
little to save the young
in. him under proper
the navy cannot dflot‘dl'o _
stables or men guilty cl 7 7' 7
"'3 “will“? may;
we on on 7 you or
looking toward the. autism 7 ,
navy or any person who lull
ted cream swim the civil We
We.
FIRQUOON—OMJND‘
Wedding Osmony at i
Irids'asnsrsots..ust. 7
A“ very pleasant and pretty
wedding was celebrated use
at the residence at Mr. on!
loss Saunders. oi death It
NO CAPKRI IN THE NAVY.
m.
lt's No Longer a Retreat tor Naughty
Young Men.
A naughty boy named Dominic GI
nor was mostly discharged in the
Port Chestergzourt on condition that
be 5qu the navy. thine one also sent
the accounts or Capers case that an
poured in the local papers to the Navy
Department. As a result of this fact.
Judge Connolly received the following
communication trout Acting asorstary
oi the Navy. Bushman Winthrop. yaw
terday.
~ "The department: .Is to receipt of
newspaper manual the oral-g
mono or one Doolittle duper on s
clause or robbing We.
his nihssuusut discharge upon his plea
tbsobs intended to enlist in the navy.
"Enlistments in the navy use son
lined to men oi good character. it
the uswspspsr’ neonate are correct. that: daughter, mm
. . tor the msrnodto immabur barrel
to of “6M tlorwalh. Both
‘mal
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echelons. the wow
mum Milan
is run II we.“
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