, sorrows Ff.—'":H: J. PARKER. laoagsr. . w. ”our .. r h ‘ The Loyal Workers“; misty Jill have a regular meetin Shuday’even- landmine Advent jChr stian Church. , Miss Mamie 8cbdl't‘s,.of nan "nor. walk. is spending the week‘with her in, idgeiloid. it was reported that the "Sunday School" class is to have s clambske Sunday. but the “leader" declared pos- itiveiy that the report was untrue. . Announcement will be made tomor- row concerning the Sunday services at the “East Avenue Methodist“ Church. 'ifi'he pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies. will not be here Sunday. being still on his an. anal vacation, in the Catskills. The snapper fishermen are common clng to sit up and take notice. No big luck is yet reported but some snapper fishing has started. A veteran at the game was busily engaged with red and line this morning at the lachoda Club. This week has been a decidedly rough one on the water and pleasure parties have been hampered more than all the rest of the season. Several par- ties have had hard times battling the waves but happily not a serious aeci~ dent has developed. The installation of the new heating and sanitary arrangements at the Mar- vin school in Gregory Boulevard. is progressing satisfactorily. it is ex- pected the work will be entirely coni- pieted by the time school re-opens ear. ly in September. Winton Kelly; who was run over by a. horse and wagon Wednesday night while riding his bicycle in Mrytle street. is getting along nicely from his injuries. He was bruised and out up to a considerable extent but was not seriously injured. Daniel L’Hommedieu and son Carl- ton. arrived home last night from a several days trip to Asbury Park. New Jersey. While there they had undue trip to Asbury Park. New Jersey. While there they had a fine opportun- it y to witness the aeronautlc carnival. A. (i. Sanford, who for years was connected with Coleburu and Lauder jewelry store in South Norwuik. and who relinquished his position there to go to New York state in the hope of benefiting his health. was greeting many old friends in East Norwalir yes- terday. 'i‘he oystermen continue to report no "set." One oysterman says he does not think there there will be any this season and he has therefore quit pre' paring for gathering it. it is doubtful however, if all oi the natural growth workers will give up the prospect so easily. A number of the local launchmen have been figuring on going to Larch- lnontlomortfow to witness the inter- national boat race. There has been so much enthullasin even over the pro. llminaries, arranged to be held at Hull- tington, but which prayed flukes sev- eral times on account of the weather largely, that many want over to m them. The situation in reference to ”day- flower-Oriole baseball game is the some as yesterday. in other words un- less the managers not together. this very much desired meeting of the teams will not come to pups, As a re- sult some people now believe the Msy~ flowers the stronger and some hold an opposite view. So far all given out nel‘ lher team has s game for toniOrrow. Not a little interest has been stirred up around this part of the town b the announcement that the steamer ose~ dale will run an excursion to (lien is. land next Tuesday.“ it will be remem- , bored that one excursion earlier in the season. arranged by two Sunday schools, was called off on account of some opposition,‘ and many did not so on another which followed, so than are new man who will be glad to tail. advantage 0’ presented. The Rosedale will leave ltoton Point dock at 10:80 a. to. Bridge Tender John Cole has trou- bles of hill own in repairing the Wash‘o lag ton street bridge. for the job is a hard and continuous one. Is that he may therefore he pardoned for getting a little "sore" when spectators odor sarcastic remarks. The tone of some of the leads for argument offered him yesterday were of that nature. but John stood them in good shape and ab tendadsirictly to business. Nearly sv- erybody who makes suggestion» has an idea that ha is otter qualified to look after the Job , the bridge tendon, whose patience is very freqiwntiy tax- ed by a day’s development at tile much discussed bridge. Edwin in. Stevens, of flowsyiou are- one, has recently purchased a Seal-s automobile. Miss Helen Ba age. of Rowayton. has been enim‘iflilk. her cousin. rotary Cullen. of B , 2‘“? ed bliss Maw “Alli has return home after spending a’two Weeks va- cation among the mountains. at Wood Olen, N. J. George belts and hills Harriet lette..who hare been spending a weak ' at doses til-ore, 21.1.. are «rallied to mm today. , , liens firs. Albert A. Booth Hrs. anon mussels-linearised. 1 ‘ a. «.1 .9; ’ .s‘.‘ l ,r.» . .- a ll. ”new cocaine. Mr. and litre. John McGowan. . the opportunity that‘io . v' . W . (or chilled Me My! maul i ll! c‘ u . lace wssasll, an , we fill-“lib seeo‘os 'dstbeotw'i was surprised loses the improvement more liltnrth's' no i ahd'imstit“ also, clear complexion from which the and my red nose disap , ad ‘ log says Charlpsdi‘.» t . . _ rim-Ba. "My nose w d plus a boil," says Carl D. Stein , iumhus. Ohio, "not onl painful but burrs-nine. l have s we vellum: owlld‘h trial. My face bottom“ smooth and‘falr. My nose is a natural color and does not got lore." Fulani l the new skin remedy. nat- uva‘iiy lies colored. which heals and hides all skin imperfections. Although primarily intended for solemn—stop: ping the itching with first application and rapidly restoring the health of the shlnwposlam shows immediate and surprising results when used for less serious skin affections, such as pim- ples. rash. blotcbes, lnflammetions. e c. Poslam is on sale in lib-cent boxes and Oil Jars at all druggist, particular- ly The Clifford Pharmacy and Edw. W. Kelley. Jr.'s. A free ssmplemay be obtained by mail in plain wrapper by writing to the Emergency Laboraton lea, 32 West 25th street. New York cue all of bridgeport, were guests yester- day of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ste- vens. of McKinley street. liliilll lplnluu Mr. and Mrs. William Austin. or Noroton. spent Sunday with hire. in- iia Bieuson, in Scott‘s Corners. Harold Whitney, of Barton, is on a vacation trip to Boston and vicinity on a tug of which Waller Minor, formerly of nation. is the captain. Lincoln Council, Junior 0. U. A. M.. of iinrien. will hold its next meeting on Tuesday evening. August 6th, with which date the weekly sessions will be resumed. The Durien baseball club is to cross bats tomorrow afternoon at the Nox- on lot in Darien with the Westporis. These teams are very erenly mulch- od. as has been proven by games in which they have ircviously met an a contest well wort seeing is there- fore expected tomorrow. Another town meeting has been call. all for Wednesday evening August 21st. Tile forthcoming session is for the purpose of instructing the select~ men relative to the course that is ex- pected of them in the Shlpway high- way appeal. The lower court has ren- dered a finding sustaining Mrs. Ship. way in her action of closing up a road which was claimed to be public and which she claimed was not. A promin. out resident of Darlen said yesterday that he believes the majority of the voters are in favor of not carrying the appeal any further. VINEGAR for Pickling We Have it Schlicllting Bros. 8: Co. Corner Railroad Ave. and Main Oh no so select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. ate. .. Iuiiiu up . Mrs. T. C. Jenkins. of 'i‘ollonulte. is spending a ten days' Visit with friends. in Red Bank, Shrewsbury, N. J. Hill A F. Ray. of New York, In spending a short lime with her sla- ter lira. if. C. Brown, of 'l‘oileneile. Everett W. Banks, of Tokenenile. has gone to Ridgelleld. where he will be an over-Sunday guest. liirs. Hope Norton, who has been resending a short time with friends in tlharon, Mass. has returned to nor summer resided“ in 'i‘okeneke. ‘hlrs. Henry :Valentlne. and party. who have been lpaiidllig a few days in Stamford, returned Wednesday ev- Mg to their home in Tokeuoko. While returning in their motor. they had some iron in with the our. and were domed to leave it ln'n Stamford garage for repairs. They iltitllll‘ud so other car and the party returned to Tokdnsilo without further incident. m wall in input l tltlil. as noted in The Sentinel. two sons were some time residents of Wilton as pupils at a popular board- Queen and « or burns without a scar. 2y 0. Aims! ork. v. V nonmftsr a few days’ visit in town. Master demos Almyrwas badly stung ~‘ by bees a few proving. . . Jill! div-ebb... of Marin Wilton. ll spending a few weeks with itrs. siph- rslm‘l‘itch. ' 1 *‘ ,3 lira. D. 0. Chase and granddaughter Grace sinusoid. are I days‘ln Cannon. Joseph Lockwood, of Pittadeltl. Mass. is s guest at the residence 0 Wilbur Bturgea. Mrs. J. ii. Gregory is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Henry Finch. at Broadview farm. ' 1 0. ill. Sconeid. of New Canaan. was an“ over-night guest yesterday of Mr- and Mrs. L. M. Gould, ,1 ‘isrs. Josephine Fitch returned to aa- yonne. N. 3.. yesterday, after spend- ing two weeks in tours. Rev. D. iiiosoi will Nortleld Congregations Church. Snip day morning. after a two wssils' vsca. lion. Mrs. Moses goes to Winsted to day tor an over-Sunday visit with her daughter. illillill. W Oscar Eakland is having his house re-roofed this week. The North Wilton Sunday school picnic will take place next Tuesday at Compo. it is said that W. it. Fearn. of New York. has sold his cottage In South Wilton. Miss Hattie Olmstesd, of hierwin street. Norwsllt, is visiting Wilton friends In town this week. Miss i-ieleu Gregory. who recently returned from Europe, is again occu~ pylng the Wessott homestead. The Congregational Sunday school contemplates enjoying their annual pif‘flli‘ at the seashore next week. The Misses Charlotte and Mary Wells. or New Milford, were guests insl Friday of Miss Mary F. Gregory. Miss Charlotte Pierson. of South Norwalh. spent Wednesday afternoon with her friend, Miss Frances Eat- and. ‘ 1‘” Miss Frances Eaklaud left on Wed» days ago. but is now im: days with bliss Ruth Treadweli, then going to Stratford to visit relatives. George Adams. who recently died at his residence in Wlonlpauh. was the faiher-ln-law of Mrs. Charles'Adama. formerly hliss Bertha Canneld. of Drum liill. ’ The Wilton people can have the set» viros of a New York physician at least during the month of soplember. while in. Davenport White is at the home of his mother. in Cannon. Mrs. R. W. Barclay. who resides in Rowsylon, recently gave a social “if“; a ing school. Mrs. George Miller. Mia. B. F. hic- family, Miss Florence Hurd and Miss Katherine A. filurgca enjoyed a trip in a motor launch on Thursday, from South Norwalk i0 l.'Hummoclt island and return. The Congregational fair was well attended Wednesday even and the ilI't'Ol'lilOil chapel and illum ted lawn looked very pretty. Great credit should be given the committee fer their suc~ crissiul endeavors. ice cream, f‘llit‘. confectionery. etc, were sold and fan‘ by tables. live and ten cent booths and a talented palmisi divided the alter» lion of those prompt ~809thes itching shins. Heals outs Cum piles. enema. salt rheum. any ‘ching. Dean's Ointment. Your druggist sells it. w Oscar Banks has sold his Thomas automobile. iiirs. A. O, Smith has returned from a visit in New Haven. if as Martha Mills entertained her can it, idles Sarah Lewis. Wednesday. Stephen Royall. of Boulhporl. was in town calling on old friends yesterday. Those who have tried their Incl: this year black fishing report poor luck. Michael Movers in enjoying a va- cation from his duties on the trolley road large airs. illva Downs has returned from a week‘s vacation in the Catskill Mountains. lt iii-reported on good authority that Combo inn is soon to change ownership. Assistant Town Clerk lira. ll all it spending. auroral weeks at the hous~ and islands. Hill ions In Quien. of 00 West Wooster street, Danbury. is spending the wool: at Comps Bosch. l 3" Hills isshel finish. of Danbury, re- turned Wednesday from a week's vu~' cation spent at Bella island. George ”‘hfills. of Georgetown. has been? spending a few days with his daughter. sire. Arthur Herdmsu. at Component, Mi. iterator, Jr. Howard M. Bursa. Lewis I". Oriebel and Monfl‘oolter, of New Canaan. are spending a week at ”de ddttags. Belle island. as , , , a w o f e r await genie st Roles Point, Wednes- ,i. I a. The train will leave _ 1 p at 1:30 a. m. and returning ., vs. j mussels at 6:30 p. m. ' The Mentions] midday school of mm'wfll hold their annual pic- nio’dl'fiitllalliay. August filth, at team They will take the use train at Wilton for Winnlpauh. and tissue to limit! who. All unus- . your gigs... Buyers! from out of town attended the grand opening of the Catholic fair last evening. ‘ Several of the cathlllng parties at Combo Beach have broken camp and returned to their homes. Mrs. Hops Borden and mother. of New Haven. are guests of Mrs. Nell Mitchell, at Coupe mill. John Oodolliotl and Fred iii. Bab men are having their shade trees treated by an expert from Norwalh. - lilies Pearl lldhhm‘p is to resume her position ”is principal of the grad“ school in the ital-ms the coming year. hills Robeson tendon has returned from, a pleasant vacation Willi a New‘ York and other inful'ssli on «at v places. ‘ V gasrowda can ill ' ,9 'I use creek. 0 ¥o . oi lidoi‘All'a i is mr luv my source aad’iiuail. ‘ ' ‘ " . i . i sand-l sued .; ‘l of use a enjoyed its sigmoid Wedu nesday at Coupe. They were a. ‘ ‘.‘~‘ writ More» in New . r“ amid liovsnh has returned to All. , pending a few v reach in tile nesdsy for Weston to spend a few “5 i ‘; ranting. ‘ -.__,4.‘,' Takingtydisfil’lnlrhsm 'i ’8, - ompouu a . or Pills be! m, harp “if“ i v . clan doubt : Comp: "than e ou'tbl'w ur ”Moss’s in ammo as r3173). cu in“ 0 use 1 n 1 law. ox. Se . a B a. mile ‘ or ll Gfltfim Vim-"ins passi prominence“ ‘ ' or o lymphoma Lydialicl‘inkhuibl'm ego- , my and worth melamine tableCompoundres red .and’prov o .to. me. For the sake of other a ring women I am willing on should publish my lottery—Lira. Cannes Bancur. B.F.D.. Granite-s "iii“ W h l t gh 'onien w o are an u this critical period ofih_o§u¥3nu. .ingfrolnlan of lace distressing ills peculiar to heir .. should not lose sight of the fact thy. for thirty éesrs Lydia EPlnkhslns Vegetable orn— und. which is made from rootsand the, has been the standard remedy for female ills. luaimost every con)- munitgwyou will find women who have .n restored to health by Lydia E. I’lnhham's Vegetable Compound. merry crowd and appeared to have a pleasant time. The members of Court lulursl. Daughters of laubella, connected with St. Joseph‘s Church. Norwulk. are to hold a moonlight picnic at (tempo Beach next Tuesday evening. Clarence Ward. who recently came Weaipori from the west. has so- culed a position as electrician for a llrgo concern in New York and will enter upon his duties immediately. While driving along the Wilton “road Tuesday ev ug. idles Sarah Davenport was lh mi from her car- riage and ii is believed that one of her legs is broken. , The horse became frightened by a pending automobile. George Home, a faithful cm- W , . one An ideal SHOE for Women C ROSS SHOE $3-$3.50 Arch Supporters we" a! and $2.50 a pair «— “WIAI swoss THAT FIT” Taro Stores. Norwallt 80. Norwalk m Fenwick Optical Co. timon is.”-hlrs. a crown um I. timid Telephone at . . as FOHMNCAIY IYEI "Are your’syes unea'syi Are they beginning to rebel? Maire them coni- fortable. Put them at their ease. WEAR PROPER BYE GLASSES. We grind our own lenses. sumo saws IUiLDINo Mill. 7-. If WAOHINOTON I‘I'llll‘l'. flours-4 to 11:30 a. m.. and 12:46 to s p. to. Monday and Banal-day. ‘l to1 It in. The Reed & Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL IHOP in the Town AOTO SUPPLIES i'hone 805—50 South Main street 8. Norwaiit. Conn. Music Hall Block ”mm"... . W.1..M~.......-_w. . Automobiles T0 RENT “ Lakugglce ‘ pioyse of the Connecticut dampen; Br . , thine oars has rssignsdsnd ., hs famiywlil soon louve’ to Hartford. Mr. MGM!!! be many friends'in this town who re at his departure. . ‘ Warren Foster. father of Judas Warren Foster. of New York. died Tuesday eyening at his son’s country residence in Cross Highway after a long and painful illness at an ad vanced ago. Since coming to this town to live several years ago Ma. Foster won‘ many friends by his? (so lal ways and will begreatly missed. . W TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. 4 Tuesday. August is, 1890. The City of Booth Norwalk Board of Councilmen decided to vote the sum of $10,000 for the purchase of Belgian bltlcka to pave East Washington and part of West Washington and South Main streets. Davis Dalian. an American. success- fully swam across the English Chen- helm Five minors Were braised with picks in the hands of companions during a tight at Johns. near Birmingham. Ala- bama. . W BPALDING LEADS WORKS. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-The gall today says: A. G. Spalding, of an Diego. is in the lead for the Unit- ed States senatorial advisory vote. Figures compiled by the Call. gives Spaiding 41.142 votes against 88.900 for John D. Works, insurgentL m wuouashu auo RETAIL. lireokjie Lake Ice Co. Office and Storage. N. Y..,N. H. O H. Freight Yard. Repairing and General 0vorhsuling by first class mechanics. Agents for Maxwell. Koehler “in." (‘o- lumhiu. llupmoblle. and Everilt "30.” Brand new Everitt town. . Do you watch the little Hupp. You can see her every day standing up and 3 doing service. Greatest two’passenger car on earth. Phone us or come and see us. i l demonstrator in Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company L mm...“ fl i ‘fl-v~i> awn.-.”_.. «5, i 4 WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES. will be in great demand. so if you want to be ready for the heat. order your Gas ‘ Range today $14.75 up ON EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED Housatonic Power Co. TRUNK Repairing in all its branches Hesse Trunks Made to Order m- moor C STS for Fm. Wil‘lgr Gar» ' . " Tel. 368‘ FASHION”!!! FURNITURE e ‘ for every room in the house is here in . the best designs and highest qualities. Our Furniture is the standard of excel. .lsaos from story staadmiat. The range of selection is large sad the moss are low enough to assure our. 1 chasm that they are getting their » money's worth. whatever they buy. We ask the favor of a personal inspection fit our swell. onstmcvlnuonco. m to in Washington divest. ‘ asap: Harwell: 14.9 . ‘7 l BHiRliEDUW TELEPHONE 580. 0...“... . .. ”m. ...~~....w_._...__. For Sale in any amount Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to all Parts of the World Bond Required by Law Deposited With State of Conn. for Protection of Patrons Insurance and Real Estate Agents ..._.L. J. u Layton 8. Co. 5 Railroad Ave. aouli Nor-walk “MB-”wins LAWN MOWERS Garden Hose Hand Cultivators Brandt Sprayers Wire Netting And an Seasooslile Goods 11s wasumorou svwssv Real Estate Sold. m gated m Have lento Collect“. and all losi- nsu in Property done at The i. ll. Lawrence Agency 16 Mill Main St. During lulyand August ' coll s'rolla WILL cause on Ssnudays at 1 pm. of“, IVIRV OTHII WIIK DAY AT YOU! “IV”! FROM 7 A. M. TO I P. M. ing. but is athl, bright and"‘cleun‘;‘ Come in andloolr at them ,-“ Horace a. Nos TILI'HONI “I I! . . ‘4 u," 4r; ‘ ,5 a l v, 1 1~ 7b ' I . .1 i up .i .. North Main no we. Streets. . “ South N *5 - 3.: a: At South Norwalir. brick house or i). 1 L rooms. bath, electric lights, etc. [and condition, about 8 minutes' walk to station. one block from center of to“. lot WIN). “.000. «:5.- House of 10 large rooms, all im my; ‘ meats, electric lights, ,iawnwgllm' trees, 10 minutes' walk to South Ntxfi- ‘ walk station, ,in good neighborhood. “000 _ ,0 . 2.. , - j 30 ”‘ (immortal)- “~ 1 . . 45 WALL IT» NORWALK HEDann& «a Definition of calamari: ,’ lusting the same. a m ~ on creates pinched nerves and life in the different arugula! restorsd through sis, Heart. Kidney and Female ' never regret giving Chlropraotio‘J N WAOHINGTON OT. IO. NORWALII retaeiloul can. no: ”7"“ EAIT 'NOIWALK Sea Food Cooked to 0mm 1.12 Chiropractic is the science or on by a wrench. twist or an ' . ohlldhoodit later A Ohi ‘ * roprsotorsnmvs them: .. nerve systems in m If: ‘ eases are given special attsa chance to help in. nu Isooetlo Tm Given Also. 3! N Dorian ’. , I : John E. O Sullivan m cause of the disease and the art diall- bsck. Even if done in h . limbs this disease and pain. and r body. . ,. Nervoosasss. Emulation, Farsi!- Curvature of the spine. :2: 'i‘. FRANCIS. D. C.‘ tensor; room's). Shore Dinners and All Rink 0! 46'” PROPRIITCI. . i e, s "-— ‘ CityNational Bank. ‘ ‘ IOUTH uoswaut. collie. g runners :ML aasltllll “Tums-menst- 31m "gym « . snowmen-neurosis .m‘"‘ t l 1 JOHN u"a§flfiWmm . kamit ’3- aowmaoddfisw. . WiLFIID ”Wthl‘m in ' .olsscrons , wall-mum» Q 9; um. it'd... Christian Iwartg John ill. small. a i For Freight on min... was» .' labs, r ht Propellers will maria-arm "at. s . ever! “ Wiper s an. ' at Remit so to a o. Is. an Norwalh up to use p. I. Analog this... 0. C. . .,. 1.1a .3
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