ream “mt. ior the skill.
s
if 2:: ‘
. Mrs. A. E. Turaey and daughter.
Mrs. J. P. Fitch. dimmstou spent you
$31? with Mrs. Tate. in East Nor-
m
The Rev. Edward Cufltingha’m will
be present this evening at the prayer
meeting of the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
Miss fiancee Connolly. and Miss
Helen wright. of New. York. are guests
of Min and Mrs Ansel Sherwood, of
Winfield street
Miss Mabel 0. Weeks. of Cottage
street, has returned home from spend-
ing a week at Oakland Beach and Rye,
New York.
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, . Mrs. Emory Simpson, of Peeksklll
N. Y., is spending a few ,weeks with
Mr and Mrs Charles Aisthorpe, oi
Seavlew avenue.
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.Mr and Mrs. J .irvlng Dunning, of
East Washington street, left this morn-
ing for New London. where they will
visit. ior'a number of days.
Miss Mildred Baxter returned this
week to Rochester New York. to re
sttme her duties in a large department
store. following a viication spent at
her old home in 1: ast Norwaik.
Those who are figuring on seeing
the motor boat races at Huntington
yesterday were again disappointed.
The races being called on for the day
on account of the bony east wind.
On account of the rough weather in
the sound. the moonlight sail which
the Epwurth League was to have held
last evening on the Ajax has been
postponed until next Thursday even-
as
The South Norwalk Fish Club, lo-
cated on the Washington street bridge.
is making big preparations for the an.
rural clarnbake, which will be held Sun
day. The bake, as customary, will be
held in Burchard‘ s woods.
The Rev. Edward‘Cunnlngham. for-
meriy pastor of the East Avenue Me
thodist Church, is greeting many old
friends. Mr Cunningham is visiting in
town and former members of his flock
are very glad to see him.
The Dory 80 tel (‘lub will have a sail
on the Sound' unday and at the con
clusion of the sail a dinner. The club,
which has been taking a renew ed life.
is also planning to have a moonlight
sail some evening next week.
it has been found necessary to dig
up the entire water pipe line betwoen
the residence of Marshall ll. Tolles. in
East avenue. at the corner of lat. .lohrl
street to the highway, on account of
the lowering of the pressure. it is
supposed that something has gotten in.
to tire pipe via the main or else it has
rusted.
Home of the local oyster workers are
looking forward with interest to the
reopening of the oyster houses. Most
Of the opening establishments will
start business during the last few days
of the months. Some will be employ-
ed in the South Norwulk opening as
lsbllahmcnta and some at the Stevens
plant in liowaytou.
The new addition to the Nit-hols tac-
luI'y in blast avenue will not be olntiro-
iy It continuation of the old structure.
tim- ol the now sections is entirely sop»
aroic and several feet distant from tile
original factory. Tho’ now part will be
alongside the new highway running
from East avenue to Edilc uv.cnuo 'l‘iio
lrarnuwolk is now up
limo clean food and grain at right
prlI us. Manuel Tore Hatch
People who have occasion to travel
under tile East Norwslk railroad bridg
as have been pleased to discover til“
the railroad company is building wood-
en aprons for the public‘s protection
under all of them. The Osborn ave-
nue hrige was completed a day or two
ago and now the railroad carpenters
are working on the Fort street hridse.
m
A local bilateral»: who does not
have much faith in the likelihood of a
"set” title your. lube this morning that
be for one would not go to work on
the liridgeport beds this fall, as he
did not think it would be worth while.
its intends to work in one of the oy-
ster houses and believes many other
anion his fellow cystormou will (a
likew so
.:
Contractor luv .Carr arrived horns
yesterday from n it island. Mr Care
was a member 0 the lilleket cruisiu
party and had a due time. though tho
exigencies of forced him it)
return home emulation (if
the cruise. The , i: embers oftiie
party. George 33...? , tyne and Wila
lism ii Bakes vii ‘ c for seveml
days longer ’ I I.
“William B. Absntiroth. government
ostll cured in P with his
witN and two little “Ii/its. arrivede
in New York on Monday. and are now
simple fifth titers a? in
w . o s ery w nowa auti__N
oil ”in” Ms
a
the bridge Puma tor a couple of
”ammunition: inihsluas
itI
. “you ultras rat; rouse. blutltliéd
sore. unsightly skin, try this gm: _
gradual. of the American Bragg
, all l“ ‘ ‘ ‘
~ on can“
wrinkles and for a sallow‘
ion. as it ’whltens and headlines. is
Wt" harmless and does not grow.
a r. .
No nomaamho values her an
misuse and who worries smooth
misfit ashould let a day go by
sing it tor the face. neck.
arms and bands. I
list it forilficdtbnyA. D. s.
drug store. I _
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These are the local A.D. B. drugglsts:
Allen, the druudlst.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Glitterd Pharmacy,
Quittnsr a Guilty. Props.
ish American War. and in that way be-
cameesed to standing the extreme hot
weather in the tar oil: Philippines. tie
is now a six foot strapping young man
and built in proportion. He has six
Weeks leave of absence. two of which
it takes to come and go. leaving one
month to the good. He is a brother of
Richard Abendroth. of Dorian.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes and
famlly, of Buffalo, formerly of East
~Norwsik. are spending a shor time at
their old home in East Norwa k They
are staying at their house in Hawkins
avenue. now occupied by William
Blackmail and family. They bars a
large number oi friends all about town
and they have been very busy greet‘
lug them since their arrival in town.
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Mrs. Walter Sloan and her marIled
daughter. Mrs. Clara Ktaemar with
her little twelve months old boy, Wal-
ter and Miss Florence Sloan, has re
turned to Cirattwsworth N. .l. after a
week‘s uualieyod enjoyment with Mr.
and Mrs. Oakley Smith and faintly.
Mrs. smith ls Mrs Sloan a sister. The
two ladies Kate and Millie took a run
over to Bridgeport to see their old
triend, Mrs. Rowland. who is looking
better than they ever saw her before.
They are all descendants of Mr. anti
Mrs. Andrew Bozurth, and Mrs. lies-
arth is now a great grandmother. All
the people who canto this any from
Uhattsworth are delighted with host
Norwalit and some day some oi them
may locate here.
There has been not a little talk right
along concerning that proposed nreet~
ing of the Mayflower and Urioie base:
ball teams but the developments of
last evening added greatly to the seat
oi the situation. it had been practical-
ly decided that the two teams would
play Saturday afternoon but it now
looks as ii everything is all off. in
fact. there will be no meeting unless
one side or the other gives in or a tidin-
promlse is reached. The hisyllowera.
though their Inanagor. Harry Water»
bury, expressed a willingness to play
the Orioles Saturday afternoon, Matia-
ger Tom Bkidmore. oi the Orioles.
promptly bucked. Manager Water-
bury wants the game on the Mayflower
Oval and announced that he would sire
the Orioles iii. the same Its they get
when they go to Winnipank or up to
play the Colonials. This oiier was
promptly refused. Manager Skltliilol‘t'
was willing to play 60 per cent .tu lilo
winner and it) per cent. to the losers
or winners take all. Manager Water-
bury claimed that such an arrange-
mentwould not be fair with him to
furnish the grounds and balls. On
the other hand. an ()rlole supporetr.
who characterised Manager Water-
bury's attitude as unfair. announced
that the Orioles Would play tllv May-
iiowars anywhere under Manager tlkld.
Inore‘a proposition. As for tho tlriolo'a
playing for a small sum when they go
to Winnipauk and in Norwalk. he said
this was true but the Orioles have a
chance to make good on the return
games. it was hoped this remains
that somebody would unused in get
ting the two teams togthor, lot it is
claimed that the radii would bring
out the biggest crowd of the III-rump in
hunt Norwalk.
lililllllll
Mrs. Edwin) J. Jones. of Fall lilvur.
is the [trial of relatives in town.
Miss Mildred Thoali. of Pcunoyor
street. is the guest at relatives in Port
Chester.
Russell Thomas, oi howa lion. spout
yesterday in New York on combined
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Etta Keller. of i'lanlsvilio. tinn-
necticut. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
lrvlilg W. Clark. of l'ennoyor avenue.
Mater ltscket of ltowaylon I-olo
hinted his third anniversary 'i‘ltoallav.
with Alllt'tbdhy party to his little
friends.
The Rowayton memorial cannon was
painted ever by William liuylor .lr..
not.“ at William iiuyier. tar, as an
consult mtofil
Mrs. Allen Dauohoy, or ltowsylon
IVGIND, accompanied by Mrtl, Chariot
'l‘oobsr. of Barton. will spend the day
in titsmford with friends
The indies of bowel/ton llose Com.
my held a very successlul sale at
day Alteration at the head
6% sermon avenue.
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The launch Okay. owned by Charlie
”oi "ii for the .11
rest and conviction of the party who
‘11‘1‘1’1‘1l‘
triumph with paint on in:
Allin!“ 13th ‘
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lilac Carrie Provo. of New York. it
we ..I
1 ’ ‘ Is also the guest rs?—
m a“: v 1:;
Klein. is back in Bowayton harbor. On
the recent cruise out at the owner sail
party the cosine broke down. and the
vessel was left at Enter”: for repairs. I
m it
Ralph Case. ”of itcwnyton. took a
party to Huntln on Tuesda to will
near: the admin on races ad wh
the party1 thought of returning it wn“
the run to be safe to attemptit
they were forced to spend the nigh.“
the other shore. There were seve
anxious parents all that night, who
their anxiety. when their sons and
daughters returned to tbelrihonlss.
llllillll llll liillilllllli.
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President Robert M. Smith. of the
Dorian Business Man's Association.
was a visitor in Waterbury. Tuscdsy.
it is expected that the ilarien Junior
baseball team will go to Northport.
bong island. Sunday and play a team
in that place.
There are unc‘dlldd for letters at the
Barton post-elites addressed to Mrs.
P. W. Stone. W. W. Society, A. i. Artur
one and Rev W. 0 Harris. .
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Mrs. idlien Gainer, who is ill of par-
alysis at the home of her daughter.
Mrs John P. Drummer. has been ins
serious condition this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the bar.
ion Congregational Church have pinn-
nod to have a lawn party tomorow ai-
tcrnoou and evening at the Schllchiing
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Humbert.
of Main alrret. Dorian, are rejoicing
over the-arrival in their home of a
bright eight, pound son. The, new
youngster arrived Tuesday.
There was a rumor about the streets
of llarien, last night. to the effect
that Henry Lima had sold his large
place to Dudley T. Tilley. whose
place joins that of Mr. Lima. omcrsuy,
nothing was known as to facts. but
smiles pmctlcaily meant that. it had
either been lplurchaaed or was going to
be. it Is as the consideration is to
be about 835.000.
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VIN EGAR
for Pickling
We llavelt ‘
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main St,
Darisa
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. i’sluls. Glass, etc
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lilill’lllil
(loorge Mills. of Weston. is \lsltiug
friends at (‘ompo beach.
Mrs. David Haddock. is entertaining
her mother from Jamacs. l.. i.
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Mrs. Robert Boiling has been enter-
taining relatives from New York.
lira. Louis B. Mills has returned
from a visit with friends in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. 8th and two sons are
camping on the beach at Great Marsh.
llr. (ibsriea F. Taylor has lunched
his sailboat and is learning to tonnage
it.
Mrs. A. ll. Southey and children
haw been guests of relatives in Don-
bury.
Mrs. William Mmh,
itouior. In. 1., has been visiting friends
in town. I
“New. n.
Miss Mabel Lewis entertained her
cousins. Mince idioms and trans Lewis.
yesterday.
Misses Ida and Abbie liendrickaon
hare returned to their home in (lar-
deII llliy. i. l.
Francis and Rudolph Martin. who
have been visiting here, have return
ed to their home.
Miss Alice tong has~ been
laining Ililiss luaboi
home on North Main street.
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Mr. and Mrs. (lbsnnlng
Gill"?-
vaostlon iii the Catskill Mountains.
3.1.
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day.
wum' i
use were to have a beach Issuers
Who. Wednesday evening. thousitt it
advissbis' not to so. Io consensually
' memo Milli. Methodist uncles sorrel.
“uni-let"
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Miss Marlon Crockett. oi,
Miss Essie Minltoll.
were not relieved until yesterday from
of Rockvlllo
liitior at her
P. Harris
return this week from a two weeke’
Mrs. William Smith. Church altreet.
is entertaining Miss Fannie Decker
and Misc Fern Whipple. of Worldwide.” ‘-
One of the stppsrly brothers" auto-
mobiles ran over and killed a valuable
dos seleaulng to John It. iiattlt, Mono
he choir at the open srir service
W beech nest sender will be
by arthur mam with his
Rev. so. lily. of calculus. PM I“
Masseustintowstkcusnm;
lnIosdsrlc rm; stills bottle of Drutiowu
Irdls aslebr smith: for the cure oi
Ionsupaticmaad Ii semis at is cents.
l‘rank“ tumor giving one of the
cleanest trad e I ever offered to
no mutant South Namath.
s I“ or nail in ~the sto
basin is coated and the breath bad.
Millers. ism be ill lnation rad strai sink.
owdrd’ pe'cillc will cure you."
hot, hsv‘e Druk‘slst Baxter' a
lesson“ laureates to return your
sonar.
This remarksble remedy comes in
he ferns of tiny granules, and can be
ranted in the vest pocket or purse. it
I very popular in New York city. and
t is not unusual to see some one after
I most at onexof the large hotelsor
'estaurahts. take a dose of this spe-
title. knowing that it will prevent the
Inoomfortable feeling which frequent-
y follows a hearty meal. .
Bent postpaid on receipt of price.
50 cents.
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tndsssleted in the open air service at
the beach.
. Everett flipper”. who went west
several months ago. likes the country
so well that he intends to make it his
future home.
The much talked of game of ball
"thirteen the Baumuck and Westport
married men will take place at Bang-
ltuck on Aug. 25
Considerable excitement was coca
cloned in the ltallan section at Badg-
Ituck Monday night when some one
“10!. a bullet through the window of
Mr. Napolian's home.
Miss Gracie Gallagher. of Saugatuck
celebrated her eleventh birthday so
uiversary by giving a party to her
friends. Many pretty tokens were re-
solved by the young lady.
A party of iriende pleasantly sur-
“180d Miss Hattie Bradley Monday ev-
lning in honor of her birthday anniver-
tary. The averting was pleasantly
spent with games and music. followed
by refreshments.
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Miss lit. Storm is enjoying a two
weeks' visit at the cottage of her sis-
ter. Mrs. Varian.
Miss L. ilorncmhn. of Upper bioni-
Itiair. N. .i.. is encoding purl. of her
vacation at the cottage of her aunt.
Mrs. Brier.
The seventh meeting of the Harbor
View Beach Tennis Club was held last
evening at Dr. Mt‘lsareli‘s cottage. The
principal topics disco-ed were a
method of ins [Jr “me. qior new mem-
bers and 5 st V which will take.-
plure Friday evening. weather permit-
ting. The most after being ad-
louruod was loll ed by flutes and
refreshments. 1‘ next meeting will
he at Mrs. Vsrian‘s cottage. August
iii, at it p. m
-—-Soothes itching skina Heals cuts
or home without a scar. Curl-a piles.
ocsoma. salt cum. any 'ehins.
honn' a Ointment. Your drunist sells
it.
lllllii ill urinals
Miss Daisy Nichol, at Newark. N.
J. is a guest at the Sound View
House. Belle island.
hire. Wright, of Kansas (‘liy. is lit“
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ll. .l. i-‘aulhaber
at the iiiiltop Cabin.
There will be a large bridge and
cuchrc party at the Sound View
lioueo, Belle island. Thursday oven-
in.
Mrs. Abbie Kinglll returned to her
home in New York Tuesday. after a
visit at the Outlook outtake. Bella is-
land.
William F. Clarke, of the Arostro-
gen collage. hello island. is entertain~
lug his sister. Mill Amy Clarke. for a
tow days.
Horace ray, vibe is spending the
last weeks his vacation at the shack
at The Knob, spent yesterday in New
York city on business
Attorney and Mrs. 1.. H. Rowe and
daughter Ruth. of New York. age the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John . 1A0
at the Breese cottage, Belle island.
A meeting oi the board of directors
oi the Belle island improvement as.
societies was held Friday evening at
ihedhoino of President George MI
war I.
In. It... Mrs. William Moore and
dstlghler Ethel. of Tavern island. who
have vililiitsl Mrs. Moore's perv
cats in nbury, have returned to
their home. ‘
itsrl "trim. at East Norwalk. took a
srtyoi‘ muses but for a shit in his
attach. the tau (3.. yesterday alters
neon. All on! it line sail. thou“
the waves were hi
hing high as out:
l 'f ’
“linen chum cf the
Point hotel?!" a visitor in
mink Oatsrwsis atfif
main Bevin Mk. t
uses by sutuatehild. .
Commodore Wt
party from “firstborn New Jersey to
%§rl.tilits We ill)
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“it is pro alewhat ther‘e‘ wiilxbe I
there'nest week Wednesday evening. .‘
' if food does not disest well.” if theta «
ab and the lies that ‘
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may. “anywhere the w the . I
ballooned
Saturday evening Harvey's Bridgeport
frnhestrs will tarnish music for case»
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IAOLIG LIAVI FOR NEW LONDON
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Norwslk .Wsll hepnsentddln the Dale-
gallon Which wont Today.
At 7:27 this morning a delesation of
about one hundred members of the
Fraternal Order at Eagles and their
friends left Booth Norwsilt for Bridge-
port, where they joined with the Aerie
- of that city. and went to the first state
field day at New landed. When the
train arivoti in South Norwnik it was
already loaded with the delegates
from Stamford Aerie who also joined
with Network: and Bridgeport la the
Park City. Before leaving Bridgeport
for New Marion the three delegations
numbering nearly one thousand parad-
ed the streets headed by the Wheeler
to Wilson band.
Governor Weeks. the Connecticut
congressman and the United States
senators will be the guests of the 0r~
der today.
For those of the public who are not
especially interested in the exercises
of the Eagles. all of the popular resorts
will be in full swing and they will be
well patronized. Watch Hill. Cre‘seent
Beach. Ocean Beach and Eastern Point
are among the many pl ces and the
beaches are among the nest in dire
state.
That. the Norwalk Eagles are "some
pumpkins" was made certain Tuesday
when word was received from New
Motion that John E. Wood. P. w. P.
and secretary of the local Aerie. had
been chosen by the committee in
charge of the sliair as one of the
judges, who will decide this evening
which Aerie of the state has the best
dcnrce team and award to that Aerie
the prize for the best exemplifiration
oi the ritual. Mr. Wood is a man well
known in society and wall liked by all
who know him. He is employed by the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad as ticket agent at Norwalk
and by the Western Union Telegraph
as their operator at the local oflloe.
He was proaident of the P. t). E. last
year and is now secretary. lie has
held that otllco for a number of years
before his election to the presidency
of the society.
Honors are not coming singly to
Mr. Wood for when he returns from
New London on Thursday evening, it
will be only to bid his iamilI good
bye On Friday he will leave for St
Louis. where he will be the delegate
from Norwail-I to the meeting of the
Grand Aerie. lie will probably be
atone for two weeks. During his ab»
arnco Mr. hit-Nerncy. of liothcl. will
take his place in the station.
QAW FIRE lN NEW YORK.
v.-.—
Psssenoers an the Count! altsmbosis
Witnoseod Novel spectacle.
Wireless Telegraph Operator Ed-
ward E. Gene. or the Wireless Station
at Wilson‘s Point, reported to The Ren-
tlncl last evening about 9 o’clock that
the Sound steamers, going down the
Sound toward New Haven while off
Larclimont cauid plainly see the Metro
pelitan bulidinl in New York city. at
that distance from the city. which is
about thirty miles. There was a large
fire in progress near the building.
which so plainly illuminated It that
it was visible this distance from New
York. Every outline w distinct and
the decks were cmwdo until lhe'vla-
ion at last faded away as the boats
drew further and further down the
Sound.
The tire. music this illumination
of the highest building in New York
city. was a large {artery tire near the
Metropolitan building. and near the
power house, which supplies all the
power for the McAdoo tunnel. As far
to the east as Captain's island the
building Vlaa visible to the naked eytl
to all those on the Sound, As far to
the east as Stamford light, the pas-
sunxers on the summers, who had
night tleld glasses with them. could
see the reflection on the sky.“ The air
was unusually clear last evening and
aided materially in the sight. The
wireless Ineassgcs from the boats were
tilled with descriptions of the wonder-
iul and marvelous sight.
CHOLIRA iN ITALY
NARI, ltaly. Aug. ill.—-The latest re
port on the outbreak of Asiatic rhoio
ra which has beaun in the province' of
Bari Della Paulie shows that there
have been in all as deaths.
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em favor of a personal inspection
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For Sale in any amount
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all Parts of the World
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Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
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nose to Property done at
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At south Norwalk, brick bottle of
rooms. hath. electric lights. etc"
condition about 3 minutes' walk
station. one block from center of to ‘
lot 40x60. $4.000. ,
Improvi-
House of 10 large rooms. all
ments, electric lights. lawn, , shade
trees. 10 minutes‘ walk to South
walk station, in good neighborii
H. E. Donn & Sen
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