has recovered from a few days illness.
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Mrs. Jyllioward King, of Van Zandt
street. is a gueilt oh relatives in North
port. Deng island. .
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Mr. and Mrs. J. lrvlng Dunning have
madearrauseinents for a trip to New
London this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mdrshousepof
East Norwhllt, have returned home
from a visit in Newark. New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 801 than. of
Fourth street, have returns from a
few days visit with Mr. soloman’s un-
cle in New Preston. N w York.
Florist an. idol-risen. of variation: l3!
streetpisaddlngfisteadlly to his busi.’
ness: He is now engaged in erecting
another new greenhouse and has re-
cently acquired another lot in Cottage
street. .-
'l‘he East Norwallt Fire Police will
have their forthcoming annual clam-
bake. in Bollannen’s Lane and not in
Burchard's woods, as has been report-
ed. The bake is scheduled for Septenr
her 11th. c ‘ '
The moonlight call of the Epworth
League of the East Avenue Methodist
Church is to be held this eweninz pro
‘vided the weather is favorable. it was
feared today that the showery condi-
tions would continue.
The big three toasted schooner.
Francis Goodenough. which hus been
discharging a cargo of pulp at the deck
of the St. George Pulp and Paper Conn
pany in Norwaik. was towed out of the
butcher this morning by the tug Ad-
8 V. ,
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The Dory Social Club held a meeting
last evening at the club headquarters
in Cove avenue. Social life has been
quiet at the club during the past two
or three months on accounts of the
sweet: but it is expected the usual
dance program will- becln in tlwfoli.
According to the last word received
by friends from Robert Nathan. the
East Norwalk painter. he is getting
along a little better. Mr. Nathan went
to Liberty, New York. a number of
weeks ago for treatment for tuberculo
e s.
—‘(‘.hrlst Church lawn lctc. 195 East
Ave. 'l‘hurs., i to 10. Cake and cream.
Mrs. Hiram Bell. who has been con-
ilned to her bed for fourteen weeks. is
now improving at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Marshall ll. Tolles. of
East avenue. Mrs. Bell is over ninety
years of age and her friends will be
plcased to hear of her improvement.
0. C. Keystone is holding up the
start of active manufacturing opera-
tions pending completion of replirs
to the Gambia building he occupies
in Heaview. avenue. 'l‘lle ill'u dams
is being obliterated as fast as posture:
When repairs are llnlsbed Mr. Roy-
atono hopes to begin extensive opera-
tions in his specialties.
The local oystertnen have even
strained their eyes looking for the an-
ticipated "set" but have discovered
nothing as yet, They ware very much
interested in the sample that was old
to have been caught by the bilcvens
tiyklor steamer Mabel 1.. Stevens last
week but incline to the opinion that it
must have been gotten some distance
may from here. .
Ordinarily when freight trains on
which there are helices. stop in Edit.
Nurwnlk titlillli of the tnwolors drop
off here. This morning a freight min
was seen to have quite a number of
travelers but none blighted. solar."
its soon. Two choice emoticons
reached the streets of fdast Norwalli.
however. in some manner and attrac-
ted attention.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph is. memory as-
rlvod home last niaht from u very en-
ioyahie automobile trip to Portland.
Maine. The weather most of the time
wasgmllent and the roads were seed
most of the w ,. though one north: .
iariy bud stroto was encountered ho-
iweuu New. Haven? and New tendon.
Mr. Gregory “had remarkably good
luck with his tires. not having to pump
up during the entire distance.
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it was understood today that the
iiilk of the past several days of g
game between the Orioles snd t
Mayflowers has at last amounted
somethins. it was snoop-old this
morning that a calm between the two
teams has been arranged sad that it
will he played peturdsy afternoon.
The Ofltl es havo‘rlison the assressots‘
in the discussion. “.liia'lntaiulns they
can best the “arid . so that ii is
now up to than to .
The weather am the past day 6.
two has not been particularly taver-
ahie to camping and has put scint-
what at a quieter on life at Gait Pas
{not fugue 13mm. this .
lilies. , , K. . rs. vexbsjsssora sin
tents but. the numbers has“?
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, of g was most were parties wast
9 become worse and despite all my efu
. dram.
Harold Roadie. ofVan Zandt street.
reptile reached East
. tic. cilia ,f
‘ «existent
ll ' N lemon tarsus [cation over
ills. I did so after i had given
any a x-tllorousb .irlljl andvhad
iy benefited. i had been as
tillkldn‘oy trouble for our. a
dc» "buffered intensely
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M much ‘stoopllll. the trouble
Kidney Pi is climate my aid and just
in films-had lbesldes ‘ riddle: me. of
backache, strengthen lay. it dusys. l
have had no return of the trouble".
rr sale by all doctors. Price 50
Mil. . _. Jester-Milburo 00.. Buffalo.
New\’ _. b. sole streets for“ the United
Still“. \ -
~Remember the nsme—Dosn’s—cand
take no other.
home than arrived, in consequence of
which the census now shows only 25
to 30 tents. : '
,it has, not been generally known. but
the‘new motor-generator of the Elli.
Norwalk Fire district arrived town
about three weeks ago and h been
at the freight depot since. William M.
Shoshan send Company. the‘New York
electrical contractors throurh whom
. 0 purchase was made. are new at
work on the job of installing the appar-
atus. The concrete base is now being
built. This additional machinery will
not‘ipterfere with the present appnrn.
mail them being plenty of room for
Mrs. Daniel ’1‘. Murphy has been in
considerable of a quandary for several
days over the falling of the appetite of
a young alligator in her lmsossiou. The
Norwulk via
Br lit. where John Knapp recoup
lypur sand it for a dollar. Mr. Knapp
turned it over to Mrs. Murphy and the
latter has kept it since. The Sentinel
receives some mouosts that are
strange but the strongest in it long
while. was that yesterday morning
when someone called in on the phone
and wanted to know what in feed an
alligator. The query was at ilrat sup~
Posed to be a joke but the trap door
in the cellar was opened and the sill.
gator editor vvss allowed to come
forth and scatter. Also an encyclOpo-
dia was gotten out. and between the
latter and the alligator editor it was
ascertained that alligators live on fish
and also have a fondness while cruis-
lng up or down a river to pick off a
hog along the banks or n dog if one
happens to be swimming. The alligsv
for in Mrs. Murphy‘s possession has
not yet reached sufficient growth to
devour a boil or u dog. as it is only
from two to three feet long.
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Mrs. Joseph Mncdouaid is entertain-
ing friends from Philadelphia.
Miss Marguerite McClone, of New"
York, is the guest of Miss .lcanlc Du
fault.
Mrs. Frank Thcnll has been called
to Brooklyn. owing to tho Illness of
her sister.
'Mrs. Mary Fish and children and
Mrs. Frank Moffat and sons swim
Monday in B'rldgeport.
Miss Charlotte Barnes, of Stamford.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
G. Shins. of Rowayton avenue.
Miss Morence Moore. of llownytou.
is the guest of her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. llstcs, in Standard.
Mrs. marl Stevens is ill at her home
in Rownyton avenue. ”or many
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn and child
ten, of Danbury. who huvc been the
guest of friends here. have returned
home.
Mrs. C. H. R. Godfrey and children.
who hove been the guests of relatives
for six weeks at Avon. New York.
have returned home.
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. .Oaplain Daniel Morrell is taking a
psrty on a sail to Huntington. bring u.
land. today. where the motor boat
races will be witnessed.
~Homemade cake and
sale. Hose House. tonight.
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Mosul rs. John Minitsr and iam-
my.
r.
of flrl leport. were the guests of
and Mr. Franklin Crockett, of
McKinley It i, mostly.
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Mr. ind Mrs. George W. Stevens. of
Multiple eastr . havens their luosts.
Mr. and re. taverns. of Norwalk. who
are specifies a number of weeks bore.
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medicines use William J. Moore
'wltnoslsd'the baseball game lwlwon
he New Yorke and l’lttsburits of the
”hideout Mayne. in New York Mom
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Will .J. M re, who is an eye
spools" h’NeaoYorlt city. where he
has been practisi for two years. is
I itdillt a two we s’ vacation at till
it“ Wittgenstein.
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iii‘r. slid timeout: Wicks and chil-
dmn.‘h&n‘lfl.lflfll the guests of
Mr. Ind it John ii'llonnnodicu. of
Crockett Iti'stlt. have returned to their
home in filohlhdhd Hill. Brooklyn.
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Ice cream
a r w
thirty. a member of the
.illvfilournlng atlfiowv
consonants .
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chlorine its charm and
, Irwin. incontinence-messia-
. from
,_ . gills lhroushtlie small of my back:
w u
colours
sylor accent
. the retina slantinnoston. ,
A the .. islzsnnoa on the park id
n are i
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" llitetl. Thin time ill!
“doll m of
of the gun. by certain irres
youths. has been obliterated.
(mire liowslvton.~listell'atl team ., s"-
ass'in victorious sundayovsr the Built
insulting. by-vths More: of 19 to i.
Dahlia d
lths Rowsytons. v... The last previous
amines between these two teams results
possible
j “The remains of Howard C. Reed.
Sunday afternoon for interment iii
the Union cemetery. lie was the son
of-tlis late J. Learned Reed who is
years on West Side avenue.
ward on a cruise aboard the motor
yesterday boon. reproting a .very fine
time. Greenport, Bay Harbor. New
trip, which consumed eight days. in
the party were Mr. and Mrs. (loom
I). McKay. Captain auera. Leads to.
Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln 'l‘ay-
lor. of Stamford and Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford 8. Randall, of Norwalk.
A party til New Canaan Mule
came down to Rowayton Saturday at-
tornoon to go fishing and left their
horse tied to a telegraph pole while
It‘lla of the sea. A good samarlian
who happened to be strolling along
thought it best to put the animal in
the yard of Captain Daniel P. Mor-
rcli. but, upon attempting to do so.
the horse was frightened by some-
thinn or other and forthwuli began a
mad dash up Rowayto'u avenue. but
thanks to an unknown here the run-
away was stopped before it did any
damage and the New Canaan residents
upon their return were able to con-
tlnue back to their home.
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Miss M. 8. Ashton has bad a icic-
puone installed at liar home at. Nore-
iou Heights. The call is 126343
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lnuls ()ppcrtshauser, an old citlsen
of New Havoc and soldier. is in New
Haven on a furlough from the state
home for old soldiers at Norton. and
is staying with Joseph Durkin. at iii
Prince Iti‘oet. Mr. Oppcrtshnuscr serv-
ed in the United totes army in 1852.
being a member of Co K. second heavy
artillery. During the civil war he was
a member of the 27th Connecticut rc-tl-
ment.
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The preliminary move towards seln
ting oil the fireworks which in the
past have usually attended or accom-
panied political inoeitngs in Darion.
took place Monday evening. when the
Republicans held their caucus for ”it
election of delegates to attend the
State. Congressional. County Senator-
lul, and Probate conventions. The
"tooling was exceedingly harmonious.
and all the business was accomplished
in twenty minutes. it‘s-Bonnier Lenna-
bury took occasion to remark how
pleased he was to use such good lol-
lownhip and harmony. About n hilll'
(ll‘Nl men were in the Town Hall when
Selectman C. B. Fitch called the meet.
in; to order. exactly at 8, Justice
William H. Willmott. Jr.. was chosen
chairman. id. is. llludley was elected
clerk. Clerk thdley read the cell of
the creating and it was approved. Mark
W. Norman and Frank Holmes were
elected all delegates to the slate con-
Vontlon; Clarence Sconeld and Jen
blue 3. (lather. delegates to the
Congressional mnvcntlon; iliruln B.
'l‘ilylor and Frederick A. Weeks. dole»
gates t o the County convention; (than.
ll. Fitch and id. ll. liindley, delegates
to the Senatorial; C. W. liounllbury
and W. W. Ballard to the Probate con.
volition. llelesates were piven power
to appoint alternates. provided thoy
were unable to go at that time. The
Republican 'l‘own Committee for two
years was elected. and comprises the
following: John H. seiluclt. William
Dugdsle. M. ii. Taylor. howls l3. moor-
sa. Ernest fl. Crofoot. Charles B. Fitch.
Jerome 8. Gainer and Charles it. Wil-
liamson. Chairman Willtnott announ-
ced that the Registrars would be In
session for the making of new electors
on satirdsy Sept. til. from s a. is. to
5 p. in. and also on the . succeeding
Saturday. senator liounsbury save a
short‘tslk on the use of the Austral.
isn ballot and how to use it. The new
committee held an informal meeting
risht after the caucus but did not even
organise and adjourned to Sept. ll.
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Schll a: Bros. fide
eel-nel- llailrsss Ave. and Wiley“.
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sessiy. concussion“
_ ntfssgv‘ssd loss! r ,
t thsvs hitherto occupied
flotilla; better or more we
aerosol! is
goodness rink
Int they ca shot .
cits osetsrsswsil r’
”countrym- flurops.
and North svenu'p. -
William Huylsr, an. i“
a recent desecration ‘ _
“Mom were the battery for.
. wed In a victory for Rowoyton by a score .
l , uiddutl no relief. ~Doao’s‘i of 18 to 4. .
late of Brooklyn. were brought um‘
well known to the older residents 0.! ‘
.the village. having lived for several
The party who have been to the sash Th
yacht I.ou.of Rowaytou. arrived home .
tendon and New Haven were only ‘
port of the places visited during the ‘
they endeavored to secure the denlc ,
. plausenmze .m.
”ML, .1 ., W... .naoldnt... ”would:
art/lithium- m r “w w
,. .... ,‘m‘t . ‘. 9‘“ ’
it for: mason Niles
wrinhlas‘uud for a sallow complex-
Imiasiiti whistlesmnd intention. is
lots.» burials-sand dose our crew
s3 ‘iitfdlijiub. on... his...»
I [learn . 'liM‘IfflWiWillltl‘l'ambOUl
. ll” .. thither" r r
, 4- o ace. nsc .
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l norm tor. ill.
a drug store.
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to
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unnoticed Phllllilsand Mrs. Clara
omwsll. of Grumman avenue. visih
"‘ shunned» with: their sister. in Silver
. in. e. , .
M . fl‘lis fliers Usuahtsrs of the chapel
will picnlcat flsvin Rock on Friday.
unless it is stormy. They will go by
auto bus.
John Knorr has sold his place to
outobtown parties. who with to take
. possession as when as he can secure
a place to more.
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The n...» Ethel and voila. one
ory hardness spending the past week
with Mr. 'and Mrsuu. P. Frisbie. at
. ' Laurel. Beach. Milford.
an? A. D. 3. S
, '/ .,wsre over ,
Watts' parents,Mr. and Mrs. Licht-
. MW
Mr. and Mrs. Watts. of Stamford.
Sunday guests of Mrs.
. loser. of Chestnut Hill avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Gregory and
i...
Alliance's
shrill ' A
no one . mum .
scientifically.“ res-
Mrs. Charles Waltetnsn is visiting
in New York city.
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Ebenoser‘ Morehcuse is coudned to
his home by._illnuss.
Mrs. Fred 1.. Mills is entertaining
a friend from Salisbury.
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Miss Clara i-lurlbutt Is entertaining
a friend from .Blrdgeport.
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Mrs. Frank Godfrey ill eutertninl
friends from New York city.
There will be no services held at
the Methodist church Sunday.
but
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A daughter was born Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walteman.
to
Edward Mills has resumed his dil-
tles as chef at the Westport hotel.
Perry mm is spending his vacation
at his father‘s home our State street.
The Westports blsehail team will
again play the Darlene. at that place.
8a!urday.- ~
The Misses Potters. who are travel-
ing in Europe. are now enjoying the
sights in Paris.
Mrs. Joseph G. “you will leave
Thursday for a two eelts’ vacation to
the Thousand tslan
Miss Edith Savoy has resumed her
duties in Norwsili after sovarai days‘
absence caused by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marvin. of
(lino. formerly of this town. are spend-
ing the Week with relatives.
Mia Bertha Ernie and Mia Susan
lll'ull. of East Orange. N. J.. are upend-
iwo weeks at Comm beach.
A number of our residents attend-
nd the auction at the Wakeman
homestead in finite Farms. .yesterday.
Al Mills who is conllued in ‘the
Newark hospital with typhoid fever.
remains about the some. Hill three
children are also ill with whooping
cough.
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The members of the Current Ev-
uiiis club are anticipating an enjoyable
day Friday when they will be the
minute of Mrs. Nell Mitchell at her
Combo residence.
The members of the Norwatk E1»
worth league will hold their bi-
monthly meetln st Combo beech.
Friday evening. or. Mr. Irving form-
erly of liowayton. will address the
meeting. m
The for of the Church of the As-
sumption opens tomorrow night. and
continues on Friday and Saturday
nights. then going over to the last
three nights of the following week.
Thom will be music, entertainment.
and dsnoina. and a lame number of
articles will bodisocscd of.
mu ” ill
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Thomas Gregory spcni Monday In
New York.
Sidney Epstein. of New York. was
a suest at the burned! Robert Gregory.
over Sunday.
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Mortimer and Hill Risks. of Chest-
nut Hill avenue. are visiting relatives
in Brooklyn. 5 ~
Mr. and umncwucy. of Newtown
avenue are entertaining their dausbtsr
from New York. 3;.
a , s.“ tJW _ . .
Mrwond Mrs. Julius Campbell. of
Broolclyn, AND-WW Mr. Campbell's
parents in Scott street.
it's. ,..
Harold Philltm;
one. Is movie !
Grumman ave»
‘ . to Mrs. Jones'
. . W ‘ ' Wm, . .
. ‘ W winners .of . New
tifork. is «slumber sister. lira. iiob~
ert dream-y. in Newtown avenue.
.. immerse-race .. .. .3"
direction-hem -Ilillow. of
Grumman hydrous. have been eaten
lsiulhsuflsm
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{ These are tho local A. D. s. drunists:
on a trip to Vermont. Lake Champlain
andkthe White Mountains the past
was .
The p ace formerly owned by
Charles obey on Grumman avenue
. has been sold to Norwalk parties, who
:will take lxlssosslon the tlrst of Sep-
‘iember.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank [moss and child-
ren, of Philadelphia. Pena, who have
‘ berm visiting at William T. Gregory‘s.
Chestnut Hill avenue. the past two
weeks. returend home today.
- viii lunli.
Committeeman William C. Durham
x has engaged Miss Mabel R. Hammond.
of Patchoxue. Ii 1.. as teacher for the
coming year. and Miss Mildred Glov-
er. of West Norwallt. as assistant. This
arrangement has been deemed neces-
.sary as the increased attendance of
l
lreccnt years has made it almost im-
possible for one leached to do 'iusticc
to the numerous grades. With an as-
sistant to aid with the lower grades it
is hoped to secure much better mulls.
Especially has it become necessary
since the authorities have refused to
allow our eighth grades to make prep
oration for the high school in the
graded schools of the town and it
again falls upmi the district teachers
to make this preparation under most
dilllculi circumstances.
lull ii iii shunt
James Robertson. the knob chef,
spent last evening in New York city
on business.
;
.l. G. Foster and family have rcturn~
ed to llnnbury from a three weeks‘
outing at Bell island.
l’cier Bodorberg and family have re-
turncd to lilntlbury from a month's
outing at Calf Pasture.
”now”
Eddie Martin. a prominent New
York featherwelxht. is visiting his
trainer, David Colin. at Reton Point.
for a few days. .
Fifty-two years one yesterday the
first cable message was sent by Queen
Victoria to President Buchannau
across the deep and broad ocean.
The yacht Tigress. owned by Cap-
tain Morrcll. of Northport. Long ls~
land. arrived at the Norwalk Yacht
Club station. last night. for a brief
star.
Philip Schaub. one of the South
Norwalk young men who Is enjoying
the slmplc life at Columbus Grove.
spent Monday in South Norwulk on
business.
The dancing pavilion at Rome Point
is receiving a new cost of paint by a
corps of painters of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford ltallresd
company.
There were many bothers nice the
shore last evening the water etc;
warm. and the moon due to show, al-
though it did not tastings to set
through the clouds.
The fireworks at Roton Point were
witnessed by a large number of per-
sons at other points slime the shore
last evening. the higher pieces being
seen at Calf Pasture.
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There will be no regular dance at
the Knob this evening. but it is quite
probable that there will be an infor-
mal dance. the music being furnished
by some of the members.
A. 3. Wish rt. or New York. return-
ed to his boots Monday. after spend-
ins the week as the guest of John J.
anllbsck. the well known proprietor
of the Baton Point bathing houses.
All unexpected excursion arrived at
the Point. Saturday evening about 6
o'clock. from Greeapoint. Brooklyn.
and after taking in the music and
”fossils. returned back to MD' is.
an . .
lower a ‘i so u:
(mas . onus . e mom
bers of t' e Masonic lodge of New
York. will have a dinner at the'ltoton
more: hotel. "The affair will be a torus
one and will be one of the most nets.
bio banquets of the season at ltoton
Point. ,.
c -'l‘here .are three usurslous sohed~
tiled for Items Point. this week. 'l‘o-
“! there will be a colored excursion
$3111 ill. It; M rlt’s Church. New
. will
in l
all chills: till the steamer
be ”and horse M‘. Church will brine
do ’an 'sxdtitslon’from Elisabeth, New
Jersey. There will also be an excur-
stun. on the suit.
Myliliiain Moore. of Pilot's island.
I as. fans as a fisherman was not-yin
;%isast hindered by his catch of lien.
* .wsnt flailing warm. but last
“I. f m“, .» m, e
Wimutoholflshw - ‘ ’
:old hand at the bust
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son, of Newtown avenue. have been .
thins
is is w
each. and one eight pound blacklisb.
bringing the total weight up to thirty
pounds. There are many other fisher.
men who will follow Mr. Moore When
he sees out in his. ion on to see
where he finds the Y'bnn '."
You can tell a woman who has a na-
tural complexion by the way those
who haven’t hate her forhit. . 7 _
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Leotric
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V.
.~y
have ,ihoSahita’ry
, Glass Top
Easy to operate. Absolutely the best
i . Preserving Jar on the marketr
tits. per doz. ?
Pints per doz. - 75c
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s. K. rutrcnsu. unoswnltss
r. A. recount
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwaik Branch Office of " -
The Evening Sentinel
For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Con-l.
For Protection of Patrons
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
.l. M. Layton & Co.
5 asilme Ave. South Norwailt
.1
High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Ha'ud Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonsble Goods
CHAR St. uw’
in Wasnlnorou e'rnas'r
Real Estate
Sold. Insured. ll—e'llted
QUICK AUTO IIRVlCl
Have Rents collected. and all Bush
nose in Property done at
The .l. B. Lawrence Agency
is Booth Main St.
. ll . i a ‘
,a. few feet of the sea. and lived there
ldontinueusly evenelnce. .Holwcntmut
* fihund aloha iu‘hls launch and ‘2
_ . .. at he brought back: i-two ~ ~
. “lackibssuwelshlng four pounds each. .
two black ilah, waistline. ‘ilveyhounils . ,:
besides a number of smaller ”Elli. . I
f dart
more. Main and west. ~ V
89c
. tack.
chimeraeedsw
-. at W l . .‘
but“ tandem
Come in and look still!
Hermit.
(cutaneous, cpl;
sounsorwik
At South Norwalk. brick house of
rooms. bath, electric lights; etc...
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