The choir of Christ Church is
nlng an outing to be held in the near.
"future. .
Stewart Al s.
visited with l. i:
Norwalk, last week.
W
The residence of Efidrthur Griffin. in
Van zsndt a , . , connected,
w lfh the tenfold... bolas
Mr. and uni. Arthur Morehouse-
and daughter have returned after a
pleasant trip to Newark.
William Finch WhQ his been visit
in; friends in East Norwalk, has ro
turned home to Hartford.
The Rev., Charles J. Anderson will
tune charge of the services tomorrow
at the Swedish Lutheran church h.
”Pure. clean feed and train at right
prices. Manuel Toro Hatch.
WM.”
Harris and (lens are wait!“ for
your order for your winters“ supply of
coal Read their adv. on the 8th page
).i
Scotti; Camera.
“Wood, oi mast
The Loyal Workers' Society meeting
will be held as usualtomorrow even-
ing at the Advent Christian Church.
Work on the Marvin school heating
and plumbing arrangement is progress- '
lug rapidly, and will be completed by
the opening of the full term on Sept
1.2
Captain William Smith, U. S N.. for-'
mcrly of this place. is attending some
time in Greens Farms. the guest of
Idrs. John H. Jennings. his mother-In
aw. ‘
Mr. and Mrs, Goriroy Utainger. oi
Cove avenue. have established a camp
at Cell Pasture, where they expect to
spend twu or three weeks. depending
largely on the’weather.
Edward Trounaen will have charge
of the service tomorrow morning at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
and will preach. The evening service
will be in charge of ‘the Epvv‘ortli Lea-
gue, as was the case a week am.
Two new camping parties are to
take up temporary residence at Cali
Pasture today. One of the campers re-
ported this morning that everybody is
having a fine time. There are now
35. parties at the beach. ’
Miss Ethel Grillin and William Grif-
tin of Erie, Penn, who are guests 0!
their uncle and aunt. Mr. and hire. 3
Arthur Griflln, of Van Zaudt street.
have gone to Bethel and Newtown for
a week and ‘wiil return to East Nor-
wulk for a further visit. »
At the Advent Christian Church the‘
pastor, Rev. 1... it‘. D. Rcvnolds. Will
preseli at 10: 30 a. m and 7: 30p pm
Morning subject The Wayside Wei
evening subject The Ascension oi
Jesus. The Loyal Workers service
. will be held at 6:16 p in Topic. True
Mental Rolando.
(‘hlof F. M Wheelel. oi the East
Norwalk fire department has been av.
or to South Norwslk inspectingI the
progress on the new tire wagon oi the
department, which is to be a combin-
ation chemical and
Chief “color is now confident that it
will be dzelivered September 1st
The annual outing oi the Advent
Christian Sunday school yesterday
was carried out very successfully.
The day was a line one for the picnic
and the whole arty had a line tithe
both on the sat and at Valley‘ui‘ove.
where the steamer made special steps
for-tho benefit of the sxeurslorilsta.
on...
The lschodu Club Clambake is idol
died for tomorrow and there is every
promise of it being a big aisle, WM"
’stllrt Will be made during the fairly;
early hours oi Sunday morning 'ior th
place of the bake. mm island: ~
the latter the lub has soummer hob
which is of ooh uses
season as well as on s
like tohtoh‘oW.
This is the last call tor moonlight.
summer. With
o next week
sailing nitrite
there will" lfll‘flé
good weathe Qtfif}
l! min y por-
tles,.for atrium “an” on the next am. All!“ Harris. Tokonclto.
moon the lIbs so cool as In. Wilma Nichols.
to polls "is kind oi out. first Eula Rainier.
ins The mean its “allow started on it'd flmdtdlu‘eot Raymond
first quarter ahd- WiliQ Ibo lull on the : Dbl Tell.“ om.
20th. . , n: ma. um.
’ IN My man.
The it outta; til. in" Men 5 cl
meetings tilt till this blast AvouII
Methodist Ohurohdidstis up to NW
despite the rumors“ 11.er . ml. Mitchell.
member is daooil give his all. New Mulch Bros.
IltIilon aim tilts give; all with rIefipodIt. martini! Harms.
he all so or marrow or
"Work tor every capital Versus QM I}. m Masonry, 'l‘oiiotiolto.
labor." includ ‘ ..
titer the m
earned his or ‘,' or duh Qy. .
The long 113 . (initiator-gonersr
set of the East Norms lire dlatrl
has been
u The mnmdllld
. that t w so be carted over to
storm MW m
F‘hfr‘
_hnd disolaimad any
, Clark. in Vista, New York, during her
horse apparatus. ‘
iii during the
lal occasions
sestlon of who-
rked an hour.
or? mail?
whlc
hotfilfhgh 2le ill ‘Fgmll mm
‘ V r «Windmill it
., -. ' “ha.“
idly; ‘ rides part oi ”“33““ car soar-m
ins drops it. it was wired and t ' ,-
QW
WK.“ m" tiiil‘li “'1“,ng Av... Bouth “NW“. 001111., lay
, . IIur Wan rljl‘Qi-Iediirldlt L. Loud ~
unit llr p. m. for the pun
, Q Q rezone” the Ril‘m' part:
‘ ‘ obi r’sla £1.13” iiiz
r s
mangled. Whrget mama.
,_ .oousreulonal and sit oualty
restitution has iilht.
Preside m yum are always the bi!
man Manure unless solois-
thiu of an extraordinary nature devei
one u the politics oi the town or state.
Aparry composed of First and Sec-
ond ,stre‘et people enjoyed an outing
thnesday at calf Pasture. and had a
liars/lino tIltIiIiIs. ego: thouglIiI It did train
a a t a some no ion a
use. {Chg stillborn of the party Were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyons, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Billenstein and daughter (lus-
sl'e. Mr and Mrs. Frank Ticks. Mr. and
Mrs. William Gehr sun and young
William. Jr., Del a Van Ocarina.
and hire. Sidney Smith Adeline
Armstrong and Ralph Pennell The
menu was as follows: Bean soup. bait»
ed beans, Q‘eug salad, potato salad. ham.
tomatoes. ' cheese. [reheat bread.
beets, cocoanut. chocolate. trends and
irultS' cake. peaches, watermelon. tea.
coffee and lolly pops.
The Oriole baseball team tired
built. back at the Mayflowers this
morning. Managei Harry Waterbury.
or or. MaydoWers, claimed yesterday
that he would reply to the statements
of the Orioles as soon as he could find
out who the manager is. He claimed
he had been unable to ascertain and
various members of the Oriole loam
knowledge of
“ailments attributed to that team
Thomas skldmore said this morning
that he is manager of the Orioles and
but Manager Waterbur of the May
owers, despite his doc aration. was
Veil aware of the fact. Mr Skldmbro
has been manager since Harry Tobey
save up the management some time
380 The Orioles - are confident that
they can take the measure of the May-
we:- team but Manager Waterbury.
o the Mayflowers thinks my much
otherwise.
There was a rehearsal of the choir
of the Methodist church last evening
“.wa ..
l
l
Miss Olive Cole has returned to her
home In Rowayton avenue iroma two
weeks' visit with relatives in lJoInii
island.
Mrs. Wilbur H. Hoyt, of Rowayton.-
ls'staylng with her mother, Mrs. A. J.
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Thatcher and twa,
children have returned to their home
{from a visit to Island Creek. Massa-
‘chusetts.
Frank ‘DeWaters, who has been
spending a week in New Jersey with
irlonds. has returned to his home in
Rowsytoti.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. .l. Lanphcro,
of Hartford, will return home next
Mr. and hire. Daniel P. Wicks.
- Mrs. Hiram Shcrron. Miss Ellen
James. of this place. and Mrs Iliirry
Montgomery. at Port Uiioster enjoyed
a trip to Huntington. Long island, yes
terduy.
Services in the Rowayton Methodist
Church Sunday will be its usual In
the morning Patti l). Moody son of
Dwight L Moody, will occupy the put.
pit, and in the evening w. .l Guggen-
helm, of Bridgeport. will preach. Bah
bath school after the preaching ser
vies.
W‘—
1 it. Art exhibition is being held
lifts tornoon and evening at the head
auditors of Roller; tie Hook and Ladder
. raglan in Rowayton avenue. The
‘ exhl it é“
oLmuch interest. being the
the character that has
our also mfiittcb in this vicinity it
lot-(auto on or views are being
showil, hilltontI them "l: WtIirltRoof
itrornlno tstnI5 now we out n w-
tyros: his:
“I'm anquI
has hillbilly Purity
all-so. Ewwoodli
list too rests.
letters remain uncall-
wayton post-odlco:
H” a?! ‘i Millie;
r3
Hollis
“was
3- ACKAEITI P. IIdIiI
- our unity For;
these orgaps’ were Very unnatural. W
s
" vacation at Belle island.
.lt was thought she would need assish
,ance to reach the shore. .Apont halt
Monday, after an extended visit with.
ow o‘w— . .
Fl?- dud national must
i 3’"
in
five used.
rum ’3
til orwslk testimony. .
Weds, 87W oodwsrd
s Kidney Pills; .
sir Worth in instiQIy Q
is. Chores
“We have used Donn
ldn lily Pliw
. Film it h
ethol-
are never ‘tlltlt hilt“
tiara-wider on
bred and
.
habit the so severely at
times that i could hardly bend slid
my feet became motion as if i had
dropsy. instead of calling in a d
tor [procured Dean' a Kidney Pills it
used two boxes. I had the satisfie-
tlon of seein my trouble gradually,
disappear unit not a symptom rents if.
ed. i consider Dean's Kidney Pil
worth their weight in gold."
Earl sale by all dealers. Price I0
cents Foster-Milburn 00.. Buffalo. .
New York. sole agents for the United ”:23”:yrsawlit‘gklgletggrkhg
States srandrnothor. in Cross Highway.
Remember the namwmsn' Qs-I-and
take-mo other. IQ
l
v.1
this if LII-ti liiilul
Miss isabsile Brush. oi ill Franklin
street Danbury is spending a week's
vacation at Belle Island.
Mrs. W. D. Baldwin. of 26 Osborne
street. aDnbury. is spending a week‘s
Miss Eva Brooks. or am nslmforth
avenue. Danbury, has returned from a
stay of several weeks at Belle island.
There will be the regular Saturday
evening dance at the Knob this even.
log. it is expected that the attendance
will be large
Many of the local young men expect
to iilfrtiolpate in the races at the Nor-
wnik Yacht Club this afternoon. as well
as at the Stamford Yacht Club which
Is holding its races this afternoon.
litirgcss Jennings has given his
launch. the R if. ,a line new cost
or paint The craft appears quite trim
now. He expects to take a short cruise
toniorrou about the islands
Herbert Baldwin, Whose larlt has
had several unfortunate mishaps, such
as repairing. had her mien out of
the water recently, cauiked and paint
ed. Ellie does not task a drop now, and
is resting quietly at her mooring,
Earl llakor. of East Norwsllt. will
take a party of friends in his boat
Laura to the Yacht Club ram this
afternoon. He will then take his boat
to East Norwalk and she will be plain
ed upon the ways in Starch i‘reelt The
boat will be painted and generally put
in line shape. .
While preparing to dive irom the
pier at the Knob yesterday. one of the
young ladies slipped and fell into the
water. She landed in such a way as
to knock the wind from her lungs. and
a dozen youux men started In her ill.
rectlon. but she was found to be all
rlsht and able to make the beach will»,
out any help.
llorace (iray. who has been spondihu
his vacation from his duties in New.
York at the shack at the Knob. took a
canoe ride Thursday. He went alone
to,t‘.ompo beach. and was causht in
tho ahwor off ()ocksnoo island. Mr.
Gray just managed to land on that
Island when the hardest part of the
storm struck. it took him about an
hour to reach the Knob after the
shower. the strong wlnd being dead
ahead. .
A very novel scheme was noticed at.
one of the local shore resorts yester-
day afternoon. A little air! about sin
years «if one was in bathing and her
mother sat upon the mailed hrldsemt
near the water. From the mother to
her daughter ran a small rope. which
was evidently for the purpose of pulls
this the child ashore. ehould anythinl
happen to malts this necessary. The
rope was fastened to the child“ s waist
and Would have served its purpose ad:
mlrsbiy had the occasion to use it
or e. The child could swim a little
an nothing happened to rear her pleas-
llillllQl llll “Will.
We Have Everydiiugi
for the fruit canning season Mai
m “NMWF' ‘ ry‘ ills»: ,.
”Sears. we r ”liter \
1.5.3... .‘ill‘l’l’li’lm’i.
a he met til'pQ to the Cats ill moon-I .
taIus.
fittest of her sister and mother in Now
a .
its annual picnic at Roton Point Wed
nudity.
dist ohurdli holds cake and ice cream
sale Wednesday evening.
Emma's have been spending the week at
stll patronlsed by our townspeople.
' oi E O. Stillman. on Lincoln aroused
son. Telephone. Double Safety ill?
IQi’nd EconomeI Fruit Jars. Jelly, I
ionic. first Rubbers. Jar TopsI j.“
The times “milliliter. entertained
also millet» Withstand”...
will unite in
rchtomonow.
dire. Eva mm has retu sell from
W
Mrs Nell Mitchell has been the
V0!!-
The Westpo’rt Molhodlat church held
The indies of" the SsuRtuclr Motho
W. E Halon and family. oLOsorge-
the For” cottons at Combo beach.
The ekcurslon to New York and up
the Hudson river tomorrow will he
David P. Osborn. oi Norwaik. has
been taken from the Wesiport Sani-
tarlItIiQm to the insane asylum at Nor-
wlc ,
m
The engagement has been ‘an-
nounced of bliss ids Conwsll. of
Southport and Howard Avery of this
town.
‘Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor and sev-
eral friends are unioylng an auto tour
through New Hampshire and Vor-
moat.
A large number of the members of'
tho Saugatuclt and Westport Whlst
clubs enloyod an outing at Savln Rock
yesterday. 9
William tattle. is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Edward Coyle... This is the drill
time that Mr. instill) has visited his old
home here in ninerears.
m
A serious lire trod at the home
yesterday. caused by overheated pipes
The three lire commutes were eulclu
iv on the scene and succeeded ill set-
ting out all the furniture
w
A noun-ram meow.
his. door». Admirers Toe Lacy to
Climate Hill.
It was a long poll no the Combat?
land mountain side. and when i resch-
ed the top i stopped fly as. to letI
him blow a bit
Just off the root! was a log cabin.
in a small clearing, with a woman in
front hunting out, her week's wash
on the bushes [rotting about? as is the
custom of that 1*. on. i drew over to
within spouting isn‘t
I d by way or a
"Good mornlnaI.‘
starter
'ldornlnz.", she replied. going on
with her duties.
"Fine view you have here." i said
next.
"So them am that knows."
Wiles i you like scenery. "'
'I hslnt mt no time to look at it."
'"I'h‘en you can‘t core very much
for ill“.
"0. l mom got nothln' am it, but
i didn't move up here to look at scon-
ery." .
“No?"
"No,1dlllu‘t.
l'tn a Wldder theta
selfsdpportin', and i moved up here
to sit tilled of a pedal of lasy lum~
mixes down tksr lo the valley that
wants to marry aic.‘ .
Tile lady moat have been thorough
'ly annoyed by her suitors to have be»
so communicative heeauno a
IIstat-ear doesn't talk just to be
“i shouldn't think that would make
much difference to them if they really
and truly loved you."
"That‘s last it. stranger.“ she said.
passion is her labors - “i boosted st
they loved me far myself We"~her
voice took on a softer «dance——
"they'd climb up here to [it nip-w
“Which of course they did.“ i in;
imitated
"i reckon you don’t lost know how
lay them losiers la dunner." she
i moved.
"no! long use has that been?”
to: “in"
or washlua' "there's
”l:
if, it
:‘hut l‘IsI'sIIs
the
Notion.
, of Norwaik boat 0
o litti‘ilflllst‘oli:‘g
it. to witness
MIN lilo; llacas user Willi
hr. shied“ ”do “whfl‘ ‘
’ lion races. wh ell Will!
Ctr caddy. Tuesday anlIl'Wilidll"
wwii‘dotm helm
.‘Bstss the ice man. air.
“gust verbatim this
‘ “tables. The dry weather
Tilt
, bearing a number or the highest oili
' dldl‘s oi the road went to Waterbury
and an observation car besides the
object of the tour was. no one mated
to kit
Canaan. thence to Litchiicld. to Dan-
sald; “they haln't been one here since
7mm?” ”Viewfinder back he-
net."
wt? no. you set totality
t! " norm blush—
t hilt a mile tilt
Ithan the others?"
u‘r .
manner or the New lined railroad
Thursday. The oldolsis spent solos
tune inventing the yards. The train.
Which m condom of one coach
engine. was diluted by musldo‘tlr liar-
ry Grant and Conductor Willialh
Elynn, both of New Haven. What the
.lt being explained that the
trip as nothing more than an on
IdIln'si-y inspection tour] over the whole
lid. ,
On board the special w e the fol-
lowins: General Manager Hhtltlnl.
General stiperlntsndsnt F. ii. Pollak.
Master oi Transportation J 0. Haiti-
dly. Division Enxlneer for the West-
ern Division W. '1‘. Spencer. Mechani-
cal Superintendent G. W. Wl den
and Master Mechanic ll. (1. Ovlatt At Q
the station the party was met by su-
perintendent of the Western Division
(J S Lake. who accompanied them
on the remainder of the trip.
The officials sitar inspecting the sta-
tion and the freight yards went to the
Merlden Junction and looked over the
round house and the railroad proper-
ty surrounding it They also took a
peep st Library Park to see how the
trees were growing. After thoroughly
looking over the conditions the train
moved up the Watertown branch to
inspect that place. On the return from
Watertown the party left for Winsted. ‘
From Winsled the special went over
the Central New England Md to
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suit be for RATES of Auto LIABILITY
insurance.
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insurance
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Repairing in all its
branches
House Trunks Made
to Order
MOTH-e PROOF
CHESTS
for Furs. Winter Gar-
ments. etc.
Also Shirtwaist Boxes
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a. K. sarcasm... consensus
in .'
took place at the home oi Stabbed B.‘
Wakeman. Comps.
Why the affair has been kept from
the public is ital. known, but it is
”c
who were at Work on the case Would
be able to work better without any
thing being said.
number of foreigners working for him.
one of the trees. one or the fellows
must have noticed in housekeeper
putting away silver as money in one ,
of the bureau drawers. for at night c
when the housekeeper went to the y
room, abs :0st the articles in the ,I
drawer scattered about in confusion
and the valuables audunoney taken.
Mr. Wakemsn is“ not positive that
it was the cherry pickers who took '
the articles, but how any one else
could have aotteu into the house at '
this time is a mystery. ,
A neatly dressed girl about to take
the host at the deck of one of the snap Q,
mar resorts recently were a traveling,
truck at brown tweed with white neck
dressln and bran hoes. stockings and
.votl. 8 e lnimedis ly impressed one
all being appropriately. as Well as
fashionably dressed.
sigh Grade inn Beans!
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And, All Seasonable Goods
its wasnlnmn eraser
Real Estate
Sold. insured. Rented
curds kurossavicc
W ,
Have Rents Collected. and all Butl- 1‘
nose in Property date at
M
The i. ll. Lawrence Agency
15 South Main St.
lt’ s Just the Time of
the Year
TO HAVE THE.
Furnace
{ Repaired
for this work, and my charges.
. are Reasonable
Horses R. Nash
munitions 401
North Main and Well Streets.
South Norwalk
thourlit that possibly that authorities .
hadIIIy agitated. "What did 1 unfit
me."
it sounded title a e-up look out std ‘
little esperanto that a friend
machine the; i, lpt
to you wheil
‘ Millie of the disease and the art
l
m Even “
mites plush“ timid and
Late; life in the different organs
Q in
this disease
restored through it
nerve systems in your body.
sis, Heart. Kidney
cases are given“ special attention;
Curvature of the Spin. “I
Snorer resist this:
chance to help you.
ansemeros sass. no. If i,
ShoreDlanctssodAll
. I. H. Haw Henry III
Cleaned ’andQI
Mr. Wskomau states that he had ‘I _
tokla cherries and that While up lu' Who
ll 8 friend Smitty—awoke t
“lif- he was Hosted by
t s:
"My W at boy. do you ltli
ems host‘s late last. .111th
on talked in your sleep?"
“Great Scott. No. did i?” said
t'
“ i just conidn m ii: All Oil
“Oh, yes. my dear [was
How is mit- 98‘ tonight.
Chiropractic is the" albedo. or
listing the same. Diseases W .
Chiropractors remove the
pain so
Nervousnesa. Rheumatism. ' .
and Female.
on.
T. FERNCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments eel-a ,. ‘
retest-tons east. vac. by?
price of
(succulent-vars)
eQ'as'r uoawaall
Sea Food (looked. to as? '
ritahaao or‘i it assault
sustain
v
um. rum-es . -_
Nil. rut. KKKPPAst ' "
resonator: it. «owns. as Vise-
wnreso Iowan. musics
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Saturdays atlp. m.
svsiiv credit you- Io'itv A'l'
. vous names snout
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NEW"
with all improvements. electric”
on Crescent Torrens.
With all improvemehI
lost on W A
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