The Oriole baseball tfi and the
Darlens will not play Sunday, as has.
been reported. .
William Lederso‘n and family. 'of
East Norwallt. have returned home
' from a vacation sojourn in Btepney.
Mr. and Moss S.Braisted. who have
been guests of their sob (lit .iir‘aistv
ed. of Washington stréel. Areturned
gem}: yesterday to Staten Island, New
or
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Utsingsr. of ‘
13 (love avenue East Nordalk started
today for Golf Pasture Beach. wh ere .
they expect to camp fer three or four
weeks if Weather permits.
Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Morehouse and
daughter, Miss Mildred Morebouse, of
Cove avenue. and Mrs. H. J. Hosegood.
of Hawkins avenue. are guests of rotor
lives in New York and Newark.
The schooner Mattie J. Allen has or
rived in the harbor with a load of pulp
and lumber for the St. George Pulp
and Paper Company and was towedu
to Norwalk today by the tug Addie
Diligent inquiry fails to secure a
repor of any oyster "set' yet about
this v clnity The oystermen are on
the lookout for its appearance and will
undoubtedly be reported in quick time.
A good set" will help out a lot this
fall
Many lawns had a revived appear-
ance this morning but the sun and dry
Weather have gotten in their work so
wall that the grass in many places but
a light brown burned up appearance
even yet and may not recover this sea-
801i.
Edward F. Smith has recovered forth
a brief Illness, but was a little untur-
tunate in that his indisposition pro
~ vented him from attending the big out-
ing at Gavin Rock Tuesday of the em
pines of the Southern New England
Telephone Company.
~Pure.ciean feed and grain at right
prices. Manuel Taro Hatch.
Hartley Griffin and a party of other
boys who have been at Calf Pasture
for a number of days broke camp yes-
terday. The little fellows had quite
a good time though they were hump
ered in not being expert cooks. This
feature was the Worst of their troubles.
The Young People's Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church met last eve-
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lexen in Seavlow avenue. hire.
[Allen and Miss Matilda Johnson were
the hostesses for the social session
which followed the regular business
meeting.
The Methodist plcniccrs got a little
wet on the return yesterday but re
ports from the East people who went
are to the effect that the eating was
enjoyed very much. The courtesy of
the trolley company in hating special
trolley care waiting on the return was
appreciated very much.
The Eisitet cruising party not out It
daybreak this morning for their Bloch
inland trip. On board wete Captain
George R. Van Alstyne, William H.
.Bulter and Herbert V. Carr. The lat-
‘ter had not intended to take the trip.
but finally decided to go along. This
cruise is an annual one for Captain
Van Alstyne.
The residents of Gregory Boulevardt ,
arethanltful that the dust on their
thoroughfare is laid at last. or course
it won't stay laid long but the people
feel that they will be able to breathe
as freely as residents of other M.
Norwaik streets for at least a day or'
two. The protest against the passion
over Gregory Boulevard in the cilia:
gtnpalsn has fallen on deaf ears an
r
One East Nor-walk resident was oub‘
spoken today oonosrnins the am
tilt? of installing new heating and sun-
itary apparatus at the Marvin school
its has no fault to find with the dis-
. trict committee for their part. in the
new systems but its considers that the
district drew I W and very juicy
lemon “sweats existing systems were
installed they would have been
of assault
time than they were for the schoo
yet what is known as a new buildins.
B alofthaoslnpingpstl slush-am
ever r e
that It Golf W milleted tlilil‘,“m
_ y Hid Murned home
BOW cont
, Asvs now My
who We
or than are
It storms III
, tornado.
Tits Whom
; I've no schooled ago last all! I sun
days. her they have already m5 dsevu
. our
‘ . , ler Wstor pry olsini a lane more
,would not corolla to a Bunday gable,
lion- in the season. the Orioles' stats
ii"
syton. the well~ltnown painter
WM I much infirm ..
s have not.
In idso min ‘G'
“Mflurdsy lid ‘ j”
militias.
AIM too- m ”up: has
Isl-soon. the or bias do not white
him with r Waterbury on his state
oil, It. his , .
._ . M ‘
.. also out that the Marlinw rs can
mun is Imp. The
further that should iis’ns-
they are willing to play on the prone:
simulthat the winner tsite all the col-
”lacuna. As to playing at the concise.“
that this would not; he practicable for
time this that rpis‘yars will not have.
bali holidays on Saturday. enablinr
them to play The position or the Dr
oles is in the nature of a dare or defy
to the Mayflowers and they have mun: l
island t along that they are the
stronser control the two.
Registrars of Voters.
i NOTICEC
The less! voters of the Third Vot-
ina Dictator, of the Town of Norwalk.
are hereby untitled that the Registrars-
oi Voters oi the said voting district or
the Town of Norwalk will be in ses
sion at the store of ill. E. Gorhsln 10
First street, blast Norwslit. on Fridays. i
August 5 ago Au'sust 12. from 12 in. to
9 I. m., for its purpose of receiving sp-
plicatlons for? caucus and primary
registration. .. .
E‘. E (mill-1A
FitlnlliiiUKA L. LUNDQUIST.
Registrars of Voters of the Third Vot
lng District of the Town of Norwalk.
Edit Norwslk July 28,10").
:28 at 11
”ultimo l
Mrs 11.1.. Rowland has returned
«from a short visit with relatives and
friends In Danbury.
The farmers of Bowaytou had better .
look to their lsurels. for Farmer Rob
ert S. Barclay bide fair to outstrip
them on the hay crop this year. This
gentleman harvested his second crop
at the “soon yesterday.
Lieutenant Charles Cakes, of Ross
an
army cook. who has served in tile lat-
ter capacity for the past three years
with the Connecticut State Ride team
on its national shoot at Camp Perry.‘
Port Clinton. Ohio. has, received word
that he will be expected to accompany
the team again this year Mr. Oahu
will leave on Wednesday of neat weeit'
for Springfield lass. whence tho‘
team will lane for Ohio.
Milli! ALB Milli.
Paul Danton, of New York spent
two weeks' vacation in Burton
Admiral Alan Reidyof Washington.
spent a few days. the past week, with
his sister~in-law. lira. Henry M. Val-
entine, in Darlen.
The special town meeting. to con:
sider the matter of two new high-
ways and the report of the committee
on a public water supply win he held
next Tuesday night.
Mrs. Charles bowls and family, Mrs.
Harry Lewis and Charles Scheme. of
Dublin; Airs. Emma it‘oshay and
Miss Agnes Hyatt. of Carmel N Y..
:qpending two weeks at Whalcy l'ond.
. Y.
Mrs. Ellen Gainer. who was strick-
en with paralysis at the home of her
daughter Hrs. John P. Drummer. sun-
day. appears to be getting along as
nicely as could be expected under the
circumstances
The Republican and Democratic
registrars W. H. Wiilmott. Jr.. and
Charles Bennett. will meet as requir-
by law. again tomorrow for the
purpose at registering the political par-
ty affiliations if electors.
' The Lilli” Aid Society, of the Dar-
ielt Winn“ church. is matting
arrangemonts to have an elsbosts
“math. ”Mfuiust 19th, in
views of tbs labile ting residence.
t the corner or “Boy and Bodgwloit
“flit”.
- . A party Imposed largely of Barton
youn his will issvs Isturday. Au.
us . on agtwn weeks camping 01'
" to invert The members
or missions Mr. and Airs.
as oil twill ”mil
, sacs or. as o
MNWo Norwslk; Charles E
~ . . Mir liollnss and
and? ii. Austen.
W
otPnstmutaoOInIrsi F.
thbrol lilo g. tnts‘lters oi the
in Connecti
Mails motel have It absence for
stations» but Mild five. as
“to enable theta to at-
oi the Connectibut
of masters. to
i ION. II. Till! MCI
“ Dublin“.
i
ulnwd’n
ibaii club
b
WHOM!“ are
leap“: Ewe". n a not so.”
a 5 “khan.” You have
fission, and not i s rep
uisrs. ”Manuals rs play Saturdays.
ANFORD SMITH.
’ We Have“ Everything"?
for theiruitcaoniogsssson. title
”it. respite». double Surety
and honesty Fruit Jars, Jelly
Glands. Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops
andMfins.
Schiichlin‘g Bros. & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main It.
Darlsn
Minot Groceries. Hay. Grain. flour
and fled. Hardware. Paints. Glass. Ito.
"W‘" until
it is "when?“ that Oompo inn
. soon to change hands. ,
P. J. Kat: nod family are spendina
several days at Compo beach.
I
Scarlet shumac and purple asters
are adding gay colors to the country
wayside.
W
Mrs. Earnest Beers. who has been
visiting her parents, has returned to .
RidKBiieid.
owing to the scarcity oi fresh out
the wholesale price has advanced to
ascents s doton.
Joseph Sands has resumed his
work It Perry's barber shop after a
vacation spent on long island.‘
A number at residentssro planninli
to enjoy the excursion to New York
and up the Hudson river. Sunday.
A large school of porpoises came in
near the shore at Compo. Wednesday.
and presented an interesting slsht.
The. second meeting It Conipo
beach under the supervision of Rev.
c F. Taylor will be held Sunday It
toruoon.
A delegation of agents from the
John Hancock Lite insurases com-
pany recently enjoyed ‘I clambake at
tlornpo h.
Charles Holhsuses, former owner
of the Main street battery. has pur-
chased a home in Norwsih and will
remove his family there nest week.
-—r---—-—-w—-
ltev. Kenneth Mscltanslc- and Rev.
Mr. Dean otheistad at the funeral at
Mildred Lawrence yesterday later
meat was in Willow Brook cemetery.
c..-n
A three-toasted schooner heavily
loaded grounded on the race near the
reef oif Compo Tuesday morning. and
had to wait until high this before she
could proceed on her learned. No
damage was reported;
"dbl
William 0. Pilots still continues wry
Ill.
i
Mrs. 0. lb. Draw is home from her
visit in New Yorlt.
lira. A. E. 'l‘urney and lira. J. l’
Pitch spent yesterday with Boston
friends.
Miss Myra Burritt will teach the
Middle District school; bliss Alice tic
sherry. the lip Parish and Miss
Elisabeth Penna l. at Good Hill.
The funeral oi lathew iiuhert. who
died Sunday at the Hamilton resi-
dence. wss held from Fables and»
tslting parlors in Westport yesterday,
the interment being in Willowbrooh
cometary.
Friends here attended the funeral at
Frank Williams. a former Weston
resident. in Derby. yesterday. A wife
sud three Insight». to Derby survive
him. also two daughters, Mrs. hisuds
Beers. lira. Eva Hslloclt and one Iota
Clifford Williams. and his mother. ilrs.
Abbey J. Williams. of Weston.
The funeral of Frank W. Nichols
will bs held from his late residence in
Noroeid today at 1:30 p to Air.
Nichols was one of the older rastdsnth
of Weston. and leaves a wife. three
daughters. lira. Aline Gels of Now it»
no, tir- Anns Hath and ldrs. Battle
'.Besrs of Bridasport and two
Frederick Nichols. If Pmmont. Ohio.“
mud Woolsoy Niehohof Itntiord:
also his sister. Hind Jeni Nichols.
witnhla
but pro
Ointment
m Macao
Install from
belies. Newton, Norotoil
A; and (lesson. .
Point. out};
M31
hswgmmw _ m
iii: rooms“ at
WW
rs. William Ferri
at Tuesday at the
ho island. ssthshups lira.
Jim! I. . , .
Frank Giihuiy, of Padansrsm Iva:
hue Danbury, returned home sitter s
weeit‘s vacation spent at call Pastors
”beach. Norwallt. ,
niche Croliius and David Oobn.
masons set several attractions at
Roton Point. intend to spend the win‘
ter at Baton Point. .
s of Willow Canaan
long la“ ”Niiroliidsh and aprlbsi'”
dale enjoyed outinss st ltoton Point
and Rye Bosch yesterday .
Herbert Baldwin is hsvln
no end
the lark. Billiken. at the libel).
has again tipped over and now lies
upon her side as thoush tlr‘sd.
. William H. Tristan. the rut-Al null
carrier had the misfortune to loss a
roll of bills amounting to "A while
drivin'thro _ ughidichory Bluff. and
Belle stand. yesterday afternoon.
Mal-l.
The fireworks at Baton Point Tues-
day evening wers watched by a num-
ber of people from other points along
the shore. Save for the set pieces the
entire program was seen from use
other places.
Miss Arlenh Dunswsy. of no Maid
street, Danbury. is at Belle island for
a week. the guest of bliss Katherine
Brown of Brooklyn. N Y m Bell to
island bliss Dunawsy will '10 to short
Beach where she will visit rtends for
a week.
Earl Batter. of blast Nor-w lk,
brought a party of friends up thah
her from the Knob last evening in his
boat Users. and thanks to the excell-
ent top. with which the boat is some
pod. no one umelvsd s wetting from
the I‘ll“ i
Prank Ford. president. and Frank
Tamworth. secretary of the Beverly
Club inc. Brooklyn. are speudlnn their
vacation at the summer. home It Dav-
id Criminals. at Harbor View Beach
South. Norwalit. Anthony Monteswalse
of Brooklyn, is expected Sunday.
ldwsrd (lays. the popular and "hug.
Ins roses manor at the sis-Its Wire
less and alanine Transmission elation
st Wilson‘s Point. who bps been suiisa
tag for some tints with an icsrstad
tooth is now greati‘oniurov and the
swelling has gene we considerably.
DIN” Alli MB III
TIMI "II “I"
(”film “‘0. BM ”0-)
«as».
the little girl. both vory much fright-
ened. in keep in the rink
wagon until a point near the es
of David W. mood in West Wash
lugtou street was reached. when the
vehicle struck the curb. hiilier had his
arm around the child trying to hold
her in the vehicle. This ioit sent hill-
ier and the iteodasr girl out and the
runaway continued on its course.
smashln against the curb and a tale-
araph no it our the place of basin“!
of the Central Enid Company. when
Ill eliort was made by a number at
people to stop It This last crash sep-
mated the horse from the wagon and
the iattor was pretty well smashed up.
A rear wheel. especially. went to pic-
tea The horse. personifying danger
to many people was ilnsiy captured
In front of the entrance to the "shack
amp Hotel and led to Soimsa's sta-
ble M y people had nsrrow escapes
during I exciting period. The horss' s
capture in from of the hotel was due
primarily to Its falling. Chief of Po
lice William Winner and s number at
others tried to head off the runaway
and when it fell. William Quinn was
right at its head and held it down.
t‘hlef Volltnsr was a close second and
also assisted. Harry Sheldon then
tool: chem of the runaway and pre-
vented the horse item attempting say
turthsr fancy worlt by shutting on its
supply a breath plrtisliy.
The little noodssr gtrl appeared to
have .i cry completely. ss-
'30!“ . I tow bruins she
not can the excitement of the
issvsrs hailing up. Miller‘s masts.-
toast ry Issued to be a sprained
right arm
While the bursa was tearing sinus
in its land course it had numerous
hslrumdth escapes from collisions
and did crash into one carriage. This
was a rig. belonging to the aolmsns
:mbiow in IMO of John Seymour
iowwss a glancing one and no
datum wardens.
As the runaway swaysd past tbs
Railroad svsnus corner. Thomas it.
WIish we a valiant though unsuc-
session rt to stop it and harm"
in.iury Ir. Welt
”W". rum mo
. A .
gr:bo be it lir Ilsh was
knocked down and the horse Mills
m“. I0". Willi“! its;
semen
Nisors'to' if”
?l’i was It”. sacred
Erma: 3%
”will: has- Villa!”
“is ”MIMI tilt rssswsr
“also hyphniist." says
._ Nairopoilish. “it was drtit studied by
or trouble with .his has sat ins but .
ships on the
toil-6
phenomenon
this to. explain satisfactorily and
ditch assists to be ignored by the mod.
a writer in the
Braid. ibis called phenomlgnetlsm.“
was» advanced by the phrenoiogistp
is woof If the correctness of their id»
causation of the mental lsculties oil
the head.
”As far as i know it has never re
delved serious consideration from
scientists perhaps Medusa based on
two tborles that modern science has
not yet accepted. first. that thereis
sun I thins II «that moaned-um and
madly. that the phrsnclosists have
correctly located the faculties on the
the human head.
"However this may be. phrenortnag-
netilin is a phenomenon Which can be
toIted readily by any one interested.
The unhnlqus oi phrsso- magnetism
is this. When the subject is in the
hy notlc sleep the operator, standing
heind‘hlm. places the tips of his ling.
Ira upon the sublect'shesd and waits.
Soon the subject will begin to act or
sin or speak. Any one acquainted
wl the phrsnological system of local-
isation will recognise at once that the
actions or words of the subiect corres- .
pond to the organ on the head which
has been touched by the operator.
“Thus if you touch combativeness.
the subject is very apt to square off
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first class ruse iii“.
Agents for Maxwell. Koohler “to," Co
Iumbia, Hupmobile. and Everltt “so."
Brand new Evoritt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little Hupp. You
can see her or cry day standing up and
doing service Greatest twopauenger
car on earth
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwallt Consolidated
Auto Company
figs:
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Rouse routs «Made
. to Order
MOTH - ritoor
CHESTS
for Furs, Winter Gar-
ments. etc.
Also Shirtwaist Boxes
ROYROCK MFG. CO.
12 Sesview Ave. Tel. 368
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as. , ‘
[' ouch. the organ of color and be
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lions and he will sing or whistle. Touch
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man in "Property done at
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its Just the Time of;
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TO HAVE THE.
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Repaired
I employ only experienced men
for this work. and my charges.
are Reasonable
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, rust-nous m ”a
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DuringluiysndAugust
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Have Rents Collected. and all Iusi- “
Cleaned and
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a thought he DIV” tilt!
WM.
"Notion t I bushel yum wi‘
bl ism laugh hhgzifn'g to bitten?"
"The rim in front of you; , ;
to times two then sitting do" "
reading papers. "
was-t see the woman, but her W.
is turned. How do you knownp shop ‘
homely?” . .
“The men '
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some a. summon. a: ._ ‘
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