Illinois. him Inklttliam can
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W». .v-...ru‘.v was viA'HL'Hl
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Miss Elsie Denim; utmost Norwnlit.
is entertaining Miss lists Holiday. at
New York. .
W
Thomas Villsxs. who has been quite
ill at his home in Fort street. appears
to he improving nicely. '
W
Mrs. E B. Robertson. oi Seaview av-
enue. who has been quite seriously ill.
is now improving nicely.
Miss Mary Dewitt. oi East Norwaiit.
is a guest ot.velatires in New York
state tor a short time.
W
The regular weekly prayer meetings
will be held this evenoing at the liiast
Avenue Methodist Church and at the
Advent Christian Church.
Outside work appears to be in a
considerably slowed down condition
for this season otthc year. Some con-
tractors report that they are busy. but
this is not a general condition.
The East Norwaik Fire District com-
mittee appears to be in” the dark as
much as the general public regarding
the new motor-generator not. All the
committee hashesrd is that the ma-
chinery has been shipped and is some-
where on the way.
Contractor Herbert V. Carr set out
for Bridgeport this morning witht
George R. Van Alstyne's motor yacht
Basket, which will have her engine ov-
erhauled by the maker preparatory to
a cruise to the eastward Cpptain Van
Alstyne and party will make a little
later in the month.
“Pure, clean ieed and grain at right
prices. Manuel Tel-o Hatch.
The establishment oi the South
Norwallt Engineering Company near
the east-bound East Norwallt railroad
depot is a very busy spot those days.
The company is overrun with work.
in fact. it has so much on hand. thats
it is necessary to keep the plant in op
eration until 8 p. ma
A company oi lilast Norwallt people
took a trip up country yesterday on a’
huckleberrylng expedition and bad sa-
cellent luck. Those who went on the
trip were Mrs. George Walker. Mn.
Partrlck and Mrs. Addie B. Soaring.
One member at the party reports that
she secured sixteen quarts oi the her-
rice.
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l.iie is moving quietly but pleasant-
ly at the headquarters oi the East
Norwslk Yacht club on the Washing-
ton street bridge. There is no need
ior meetings oi the club so none are
bold but the place is a popular rendea-
vcus tor the members. it there is a
breese it strikes the club and the
porch is therefore one o ithe coolest
spots in town.
The members oi the Junior Epworth
league oi the East Avenue Methodist
Church had a very interesting and I
successful ice cream butar lust even.
ing at the church. The tables were
spread on the lawn of the Rowan
street side of the edifice, where the
young people entertained from d to
9 p. in. Miss Marlon i.'li'ommedisu
was chairman oi the committee oi ar-
rangements.
it has been years since there has
been so little enthusiasm ior cruising
expeditions as this summer. The boatu
men have found it next to impossible
to get up parties. Bertha on the motor
yachts have none shagging let some
unexplained reason. though possibly
the cause is the large number at par-
ties that went out last ysar. it to tally
anticipated that by next your interest
will be completely revived again
Among those who have been trying to
get up a party is Ill. 1.. iianiord. He has
met with no success thus iar.
Residents along Gregory Bouiesand
believed they have a just kick. Dem
pits the tact that this thorougbtars is
one oi the most traveled in liast N
walk it was shipped when the oiil
was done recently. Ono resident said
this morning that it the towu doesn’t
do something soon or there lsn' t a rain
storm. the residents will have to do
sonic oiling ‘m The trouble
is caused particularly by the large
number oi automobiles traveling out
to are ry’s Point and vicinity. Last
night.n
oi dust cohiiuo
rtbere was a cloudm
“ugly
for a long time
Wu... « um-a‘w‘b‘
”Registrars of Voters
The legal voters at tho Third V
in Burial. 0 lilo Tommi Nerw
are hereby“ no that the Registrars
”l: vii?“ of Walt will u i
t e we 9 n
_, 1i. ii. Gorbam. it
first street. that .1 it. on Fridays.
August is adding“, from it onto
9 p. on, tor the receiving ap-
minnow”. tor about and primary
the said voting district at ;
Vaident had his house
One thing particularly impressed on
.ille psopieiwho view. the wars... oi
bridge Tender John cute in applying . my
got the Washingtonntilss
bridge is. twevery new plault mantis
a little rougher spot. The bridge tsu-
Mosh hardly be blamed. tor in order
save an even suriece. a nan at man
would be required constant y. The
bridge tender gets a lot oi verbal
kicks and cutie on account or the
because he is the only person
is t on whom the blame can be
thrust while the anger is at white heat.
Telepathy was exemplified in line
Ills yesterday in East Norwsllt.
of t e shied topics oi conversatio be-
iors~tlls-dally {session oi the Steve
spot‘in the highway at the intersection
some Washington street and Sea
view «avenue: and such an impression
did the comments make that bolero the
day was over. a gang oi men and a
wagon load or material appeared on
the scene and made repairs. The only
uniortunats feature about the whole
thing is that the Store Club did not
discuss the condition oi the roadbed all
about the vicinity where the particu
lar spot in question was repaired
Although this summer weather is
not par iarly ducive to interest
in a heal ng apps atus. it is expected
there will be a good slsed attendance
at the s eclnl meeting oi the school
district onda night to take up the
matter of making a iurther appropria-
tion tor a heating and sanitary appsr
aloe tor the Marvin school The an
nusl meeting authorised the district
committee to proceed with the work
but the amount of money available by
the vote oi the mee’ting is considered.
after investigation into the subject
thoroughly. to be inadequate. The so
whether the special meeting will re
open Ill. discussion it! C Qilfillloil.
Therein no doubt however. that the
work should be done and in time for
the cominwg term.
lililiilllll
Miss Helen Sturges. oi Hlli‘lliuii
street, Wilton. has returned irom a
visit with iriends at Tokeueke.
Mrs. Lillian meson. who has been
living in Fortyaecond street. has mov-
ed to Oalt street. South Norwallr.
Miss Mabel Csrhart. who has been
riding two weeks at the home oi
iss Annie Cutbill, in McKinley street.
has returned to her home in West Ho
bolted, N. .l.
The excursion oi the. Rowayion Bap-
tist Sunday school to liye Beach. on
Tuesday, was a very enjoyable Iiiair.
A lar a number went. and the day
prov silos one.
The members of the Reliance Social
Club are this afternoon being outer-
tained by Mrs. Robert a. Barclay. at
a dinner at the Norwalk Country Club.
A special car was chartered, and ieit
this village at 3:80. There are about
iorty llfitho party. and ii decidedly
pleasant me is anticipated.
The porpoise. which Captain Frank
8. Stevens succeeded in harpooning
and dredging up on the steamer Mabel
L. Stevens. has been skinned and the
carcass removed from the dock. where
it was viewed by several hundred peo-
ple. It is estimated that the mammal
weighed botweon 600 and 7th pounds.
Frederick Albrecht and iamily, who
have been occupying one at Captain
Edward H. Smith's houses in Roway-
ton avenue, have moved to Cedar Cute,
Darlen. The case against Mr. Albrecht.
who is charged with assault. will
come up in the town court in South
Norwaill. tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Contractor ll. '1‘. Bates big auto
truck, with a party oi New Canaan
people on board, returning heme treat
an outing to listen Point. become?o
stuck at the corner oi ltoion and Croc-
listt avenue. last night. The coil on
the batteries blew out. and it was
ilsdslsary to get the engine going inst
mil to meet with lite-magneto.
This was accomplished by the use oi
John Brosdways team at horses and
”After a dolly at about an hour the
party started again toward New Ca-
Ms " .
W
allover can tell when you'll mess I
r or” Idler a cut. bruise. burn or
pa.rsd Dr. Thomas'
isotrlo Olin, instantly relieves the
lists-squishy cores the wound.
WW7 iii lililllii
Thil‘dfflard :hi:ailsd~ior letters at the
wuu «mu. Em:
lid . ants. r
:0: Aim“ and William Lloyd.
bailouts now having its annual
trust at isrtiilser odor. rai- distinc
“9e Everything
bier tbs trait canning season. lis-
Doubis Saisty
Fruit Jam, Jelly
Clause, . ar Rubbers. Jar Tops
flmm crow .
genius announcer“. heiress a". m Main it.
Registrmoiifotsrsoiths'i‘hrd ~» hem
mmNtorwflhduly as 13v” "tn“ 7 W N "f no omens:
. .. .. ' habitat“. ' watersheds-sue
i butn he says ad I
nual meeting‘s discussion of the subw
‘Ject was a decidedly warm one and
til; llicinnll“ lamest? learns.
Euclid-ism
on Harold
srman
tennis champion oi borough Park.
Brooklyn.
The will oi Mary A. Msad. who died
at Dorian July it. leaving an estate
estimated at 314.000 to amount. has
been oliered tor probate'. it bears the
edste oi Nov iii. this. and in it An-
drew Taylor oi is named as esé
senior Ten thousand dollars oi tho
estate is persons] property. Bequests
oi household turnlture and personal
belongings are made to Jeanette ll‘ioité
site 01 Ncroton. a sister oi the taste
iris; to Jennie L Tyler Noroton. a 1:
niece;to toCora B. Phllcox, Darlene ,
niece; lildnaL L,Boptcn Norotos. a
grandnisoe. and moraines B. Reed.
Terrytown. a graodniece. The net in«
come iron usidue is to go to
Jeanette iii during her lite. and
upon her death the mucus is to be
divided into tour equal parts and one
part is to be given each to denote L
Tyler. Cora B. Phllcoit. Edna L Bou- .
ton. and Florence B Rood
wdw-wa-----—--umammalian-tus-
iiiillil llill Biiiil
Mrs l-‘airty and Mrs. Van Clair. at
Harbor View Boson. went tor an au
iomobile trip today in C. l-‘airty's ma-
chine.
The third acting at the Harbor
View Beach T his Club took place
last nlgbiat hire Smith's cottage.
There were twentynis members one
out. and thou people were proposed
ior membership. The main subjects
discussed were a set oi colors tor the
club and some court rules. The colors
have not been decided as yet. The
social committee's report was to the
shoot that Mr Burnell would give the
members oi the club a theatre party
at his theatre. and that the guests are
to meet at his cottage afterwards Mr
llurnell's otter was accepted and a vote
hi thanks given to him. The meeting
was then adjourned and rsirsehmeots
served. The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Grey‘s cottage on August 10. It
ii p. to.
limit ii iii Silliilli
J. B. iodowlch. oi Bells island. is
making a business trip to Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Coo r. oi New i'orli.
are staying at the It too Point Hotel
m
Norman Quick. oi Pascale. N. 1..
is
agent It the Outlook Cottage, llelii-
island.
Mrs. William Demarcsl. in. of llolle
island. has been spending a low days
in New Yorlt.
Ralph K. Reynolds. oi as Garfield
avenue. Danbury. is spending a two
weeks‘ vacation at Combo Beach,
We.
Th members oi the samba Club. who
have been encampsd at The Knob.
have returned to their homes in Nor
walk.
The ilreworlls st Rotoo Point on
Tuesday evening were witnessed by I
large number oi people at other
points along the shore.
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Preparations are being made tor the
water carnival to be held at The Knob
in the our future. The contests will
probably be held on the 27th oi the
month.
The dance at The Knob last evening
was a very enjoyable aliair. There
was a large number oi people present
and the music was mrnlshad by the
[leisure orchestra. Bathing was very
popular during the evening.
Horace i‘lrsy. oi Morgan avenue. who
is employed in a large publishing
house in New Yorlt as to in clerlt.
is enjoying a two weeks‘ v alien and
is spending a greater part oi the
time It the "shanty" It The Knob.
Yesterday afternoon I large number
oi mole along the shore noticed a
man swim around
Point. up the harbor to the beacon.
and then return. passin Tavern. or
l’lict’s. island on the loci e and return
to the point from which he appeared.
it was not known who the swimmer
was. but he was uaing the trail
and issuing guest time. it was a coin
hardy stunt. but the man got awayar
with it. He was not accompanied by
any boot
Clarence Cram. who has been
ill-arching tor a casosiag partner to
help him dsisat the wilder-gs champion
paddlers oi the bar nodal-gs
Chancel-toe and William Melinda. in
the coming Norwsih Yacht Club races
was. at last been suusuisi lie and
Charles Vsrlill llmcrest Terrace.
will probably son est in the race and
attempt is distinctive the victors. There
are some strong doubts sapressed as ,
to whether they can successiuli
pets with the strong Chat-hill
not.
Just Cf
pounded
one oi tbs towns oldest
mobsoaett, who died
too. where its has
two months Mr.
asdte moo
ale cadmium
were mu
newsman “
bland birthday
r e fichlioh
md‘autftrsllogi Dari In. 533 .
James Alexander Ethelberi Acklsnd.
the [kiln llllnd NI
The holiday school picnic at the L
Westpoi't Methodist church button ‘
an account all the death of .
“M r
day it is lollies-afloat in Nero .
ihhntion iii engaging
in combat with Jack Johnson he ran
iiuuulshed the idea will: ceierlty to-
Ford {ivas unconscious for over
you
. har-
.la'sl night. and physicians
worked constantly over the beaten
. . Within he was iinaliy brought to.
b‘or was given an unmerciiul beatina
by rows. who ninl‘lbd over lsi't and
right swings on i the Philadelphia
pugllist tell unconscious on his back.
WOW,
Delicateiy tinted hop blossoms are a
part oi' the trimming on a paleblus
straw hat.
on
DaviTH. Raymond
”Funeral Director and Emhsliner
it North Main Itreet. lentil Nomlit.
! sensuous. v Washington stress
mm. It stiles. sat-l.
‘3th. "PM. ll a. o.
Allen." inset-u at.
he snags mm.
The cum sham
Outlines A dainty,
Wm
held on Sunday attornoon in the West.
port Methodist Church.
W.“
Illllllll
Miss Annie Gpnpior spent yesterday
in Norwalk.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Downs.
Mrs. Gustav issue was the guest
Wednesday or Mrs. Fred H Batter»
son.
m
George Burnett, oi (leorsetown has
hostelh spending several days at Compo
b" _ .
Mrs. Harriet i’ricc
irons a visit with her
Bridgeport.
William H. Smith has been vislilnl
his iamilv at New Haven. where they
are visit ng.
has returned
daughter in
The Misses Caroline and lienrlotls
Macksnsis are enjoying a visit at Old
Orchard Beach. No.
o...»
Mrs. Neil Mitchell has been enter
ialniug relatives tram New llsveu at
her Compo mill residence.
The gates at the mill pond are soon
to be opened tor the remainder oi
the summer to cleanse the pond.
Mr. and Mrs J .l. But-its and son
John have "turned iron a trip to
New York and up the Hudson river.
W—
Mr and Mrs. deb. Dooiso are re
iolring over the arrival oi twins. Both
mother and children are doing well.
mm M
Several local isrmcrs and trail
growers attend the meeting oi the
Slate Demologtcai society at Middle
.leld, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brlslow and child-
ren oi New Jersey are spending the
month oi August at the home oi Miss
Julia Waite-malt.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sturges rs-
rcntly gags a birthday party for their
little two-yearold sen. Several little
irisnds were present and they snioyed
a line time.
Mrs. 8. Di Giovanni and daughter
Nollie bavs sailed from New York
(or an extended trip through Europe.
They will visit all points at interest on
the continent.
The Women's improvement Society
are planning to lay concrete side-
walls with the ".000 raised at the
renal fair. The town and property
owners share part oi the expohao.
Ono oi the shirt attractions at the
day at Rotor: Point will be a militia
Methodist Sunday school picnic to
day at Reich Point will be a ball game
between the Junior and senior mem
bars at the parish.
m
The sewing circle oi the Bwedish hu-
thsraa church oi Norwalk will spend
tods with Mrs. John Carlson. at laug-
atuc . Last wssir Mrs. Carlson eo-
tertalned the you people from the
same church, inclu lug visitors irom
Vincent nitrite. at Main street took
a party oi iris-dc out ior a sail in
More Munch Sunday evening.
Those who saicysd the sail were
Charles flattened. Patrick Drlsooll.
Guideline Connolly and Charles mirror-
on
The Westscrt tins club will meet
on in grounds Istsrdsy silences to
tor the shooting contest tor
tbs' vder medal given by the bonnet
Powdery. which will be out
on exhibition is one at the local stores
this week. .
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WILL TI? rro NIAGH PC“.
ensue. Aug. Ill—4n nee Hsnrw
Witt" a Downer oi
lam mutant-two” ”at
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Wheel base llil inches. Complete with
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Ready ior delivery Sept. l.
Place orders now.
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Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Win Goods
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Hammocks
a 50c. 65c. 75c
Refrigerators
non-$3. 98. $4. 98 to 820
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IiOHT PERSON! iNJUlID.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. i.~Elght
persons seven oi whom were city dre-
men. were injured last night in a tire
which destroyed one oi the Smith-Mo
Cord- Townsend Drygoods Company's
warehouses and caused $800,000 dam.
nerve systems in
Negonsnsss.
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cases are given special attsn 3
; Curvature oi the Spine. tour
never to
chance toll
is wAlii-llNdTON 81'. so. NCi'lw
Msgnetlc Treatments], Given Also.
restored through harmonisiug the din
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”stylus ginormous
T “£51108. D.
try
itchen:
Range?
is it working periectly. or would somel
tow minor but long neglected repairs
put it in first-class condition at a very
small expense? We malte a specialty
oi all kinds oi repair work
Do
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI 001
North Main and we: Streets,
South Norwsik
During July and August
7a.».1-os P. u.»
E. Ea Gorbam
Decorator
10 Find Street. East Norwslli
Telephone 452
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WEAR PROPER DYE GLASSES.
We grind our own leases.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID IANK IUILDlNC
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Neurons to 11:80 a. in. and 13:46 to
g p to. Monday and iiatnrday. 'l to
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Shore Dinners“ and All ”Kieth '
Sea Food Cooked to Giddy
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sr muggy» to unaware
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