are t the Oil to
city. in other words quite a number of
the will depart for horns. who
. «new .so. far-movement that
the new parties are very low. This is
due largely to the cooler weather, as.
‘ hecialiy nights, it being more oOmfc'rb
this at home than in a tent at the
e Char to Anderson will
occupy the pulpit of he. aw lsh Coa-
gregatlonai Church minor
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not Norwalk is re emitted by a
delegation today at e international
power boat race at Larohuiont. ,,
we.
- There wilibe the usual. service at
Christ Church tomorrow morning. with
, the addition of holy baptism, the rec-
tor officiating.
TheElsket cruisingh party ls aspen:
ted home Tuesday. he Members aro
now Captain George R. Van Alstyne
and William H. Baker.
Fred Carr. Fred Brown and several
others set out this morning in Mr.
D’orwn'a launch for Larohmont to at-
tend the power boat race. -
Court Edmondep Amlcla, Foresters
of. America will have a special meet-
ing tomorrow The revising of the by-
laws will be under consideration.
-~F0r good grain, reasonable prices,
courtesy and fair dealing buy from
Manuel Toro Hatch. Photo 116.
The moonlight sail of the Epworth
league, to have been held this week
but giving up for the evening original-
ly named. will be held on Tuesday ev-
ening of next week.
Mail Carrier E. L. ilsnford- has re-
aumed the duties of his'rout, following
his annual vacation. Mr. Hanford spent
a portion of his vacation visiting role
lives on bong Island.
The Rev. F. S. Ainsworth will have
charge of the services tomorow morn-
ing at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. in the evening the Epworth
League will again have charge.
George Guttridge is missing tempor-
arily from his duties at the Ham»
store at the Benedict Farina bridge but
only temporarily He is having his
annual vacation and is spending it in
New York City.
The members of the Dory Social
Club whose headquarters are in (love
avenue are planning a pleasurable day
for tomorrow. They will have an onto
lug on the water, starting from
Nor walk aboard a launch In the mora-
ins.
Not a little curiosity has been arom-
ed by a peculiar looking structure till-
the Seaview avenue flats at a point
about opposite Bette plate. A shed
lige arrangement has been built by Jo-
seph Lockwood of Van Zandt street.
over an old boat. it is reported that
Mr. Lockwood intends to make It hat»
liable.
The situation regarding local base-
baii todap was very much clouded this
morning it was conceded that the
proposed Mayflower Oriole game for
this afternoon was off but there was a
report that an effort was being made
in get the Moyflowcrs and Colonials to
gether for a game today.
The Mons Class of the East Ave‘ntle
Methodist Church will meet as usual
tomorrow at the noon hour. A large at
tendauce is expected for these weekly
meetings prove of absorbing interest
to those who attend on account not a
little. or the freedom of discussion.
Everybody has an opportunity to es-
press himself.”
At the Advent Christian Church. the
pastor, Rev. b. if. Reynolds. will
preach at 10: 30 a. in. and 7 30 p m
Morning subject, Bringing Back the
King; evening subject. Building. Bun-
day school at )2 m. Loyal Workm'
meeting at 6:16 p. in. subject, The
Higher Life as Taught in t e Corn-
manduients, loader. George aiker.
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A delegation of from so to at East
Norwalk members want to Combed“
evening to attend the shore mastic
the Norwaih group of ihpworth
nestle! thelocai peoplewsat
over to Bangatuck by train and thence
to the beach by troi ey The trip was
a pleasing one. as was also the visit
to the beach. The night at the shore
was particularly beautliui on account
of the bright moon.
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Engineer lilllis E Howard. of the tug
Addie V. will soon hare a handsome
new house in lid avenue The es-
cavating for thece lar is completed
and the work of he house it-
half will be proc as son as the
inundation is coin ‘j The house
will be built by I- ll ‘ its earl
Mr. Howarda rest to
Woodward evocation walk, but
will remove to , p, as soon
as the new boiled fiddled
:i‘he lawn berths really the ladies
of Christ lilplaoo Church on t
lawn at the bottle lit _ ”it. it
mood irradiationI WNW” . 7:53;;
noon an e
and a fluancla'iuseechi. The lawn was
mainly decorated and con tained a
number of tables non which articles
were distributed. ice cream and colts
were also served during tbai after
Cutie Venice.
beach. The campers. however, are all
having a one time. This is believed to
bav been the most successful season
ever, at Calf Pasture. so far as the
number of campers ls concerned.
The new motor-generator of the
East'Ncrwailr Fire District, like the
original one. will have a concrete base.
This here is now being built. The job
of getting a foundation is not hard so
far as the di aging is concerned. for
the an ce on which the motor genera-
tor but ding stands is "made" ground.
The old motor-generator set feces
north and south and the new set will
taco east and west. it‘is oatficted the
now machinery will be in working or-
do: by the time the shorter days make
more power for the lighting service de-
alrable.
Mrs. l-ilckson W. Cole is the guest
of her daughter Mrs, Harry beach, at
her summer home on hing island.
Miss Minerva Carpenter will start
today on a two weeks' vacation from
her duties as cashier for the C. .l.
Mints company, In South Nor-walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Shine and
daughter Audrey leave today for Hud-
son. N. Y., where they will enjoy a
two weeks’ vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Thompson.
of Kill are cottage, Rowaylon. are on
tertalnn their nephew, Harold M.
Simon, 0 Utica, N. Y.
Mrs Horace Mills, of Raymond
street has been spending a few days
with l'rlends at Conny island and will
be joined today bv Mr. Mills, who ulli
remains over Sunday
VictorJ Denelisha Associated Press
operator in the ofice of The Evading
Sentinel. South Ncrwaik. is spending
his two weeks‘ vacation with his faul-
lly at Coney island.
Paul D Moody will occupy the put
pit at the Methodist Churt it both morn
log and evening on Sunder. Morning
service at it): 30 and evening service
lint at 7:30. Sunday school after the morn
ing service.
Work was completed Friday in tho
orectltin of the second balcony at the
The carpenter work
was doue by Wood Brothers, of liar»
ten. and the masonry by Charles E.
Stevens, of Belle island.
The imperial Manufacturing (torn-
panlf. at Stamford. has filed its annual
report with the town clerk in Stam-
ford. This shows that C. ii. Garriteon
of the West Side is a director presi-
dent and treasurer of the organisa-
tion.,
The choir of the Methodist Church
held a beach supper Thursday evening
at Combo Beach. The moon was per-
fect and combined with the high Odo.
the affair was very enjoyable. The
party amused themselves by singing
and refreshments. which had been
furnlsed by the young ladies of the
party. were served Only one thing
marred the occasion and that was when
for some reason or other one young
man of the party failed to catch tho.
trolley and was forced to take the
train home.
run Autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Peck, of New
Canaan. have moved to Norotou
Capt. A. V Reed, of Washington I).
C. .. was a visitor in town recently
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Mrs. Fred N. Smith of llarien. was a
guest of Norwailtn trsiativos yesterday.
F. iii. Weed and a number of com-
rades visited the Soldiers' Home in
Noroton. Baturday.
The Noroion Fife and Drum Corps
s cults an elaborate program
21”,. I in preparation. for the
iortlicc tell- of the Noroton fire-
men. a which they will play.
'l‘hl annual report of the lnternation
al Mahufsicttiring Company has been
tiled with the town clerk in fitamford.
shows that athsr N. Canon, of
so. is a director. president and
treatisrer of the corporation.
Miss Alice Mead, daughter of Mr
“end Mrs. Hartford M'ead. of Dale street
who as been ill, is once more enjoy
is usual good health. While con
”Issuing. she visited friends at Nore-
tcnlieiailts.
A scrapie oi the new Australian hat.
heaped in the coming. election
lmht the con clerk‘s since. and in
mail!“ by many voters. Town
3%”. oh 0! the ballot in a short time.
Architect Nelson E. Emmeus has
in
noon and evenin! Quite an alipfopri» comp leted tile plans for a residence
ate sum of money was raised by the
venture
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. Today and tomorrow will be rodeo The hearing will be by hot water and arrivals.
in nation for B. H. Raymond, of this
pl m. it will be a frame house.
defect, containing seven rooms.
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lficonsldmrable oil’s
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waterhury will give instruction
the last of it has has
, ii m- ‘m «we»
'Pians drawn
far A. It;
Btdllptm
bil was feet.” the "first stery of slots
and the second of ship ice, with
: . Moat. > mt" I'll be "'3
rooms and the house will be provid
with conveniences, except heating. ‘
The ladies' Aid Society of the Darn
ien Congregational Church held a suc-
cessful and ‘pr‘etiy lawn pasty yestech
day atternocn and last evening on the
lawn of the Bubliclating home at the
corner of La cit aveauodi.
The lawn was replete. with tables of
which homemade cats sad pies and
taum articles were sold and the desert
atious were very pretty. In the eve-
ning the lawn was illuminated.
mun-w
The Rev. George Benton smith will
occupy the pulpit at the Methodllli
Church on Sunday mominvnd in thI
evening the liar. .m-w Meintiro‘.
of Hartford will preach. He is a very
interesting speaker and will be sure
of excrowd‘ed house. The program oi
"Dedication Day.” deptentber s. is
nearly completed and gives amorous“ of
being most interesting
will be welcome to all the services of
the day.
There were seven sales of real as
tale in Darlen. last week, with'tncrt
gages of 811.800. The property trans
fers were follows: A..E Bounty to
B. H Mes. Olenbroolt; O. l! War to
i". J. Dyer. Glenbrook; Nettieo. bees
on to W. A. Poulton. Five Mile River
district; Jeremiah Illlier to J. H.
Brown at up aprihgdale: Augusta
Miller et ai to J. M. Worth. Burlap
dale; Jacob Stark to Maria Rassotte.
Nomton Heights: Harry Smith guard-
ion to A. E. Bounty, Glenln'oolt
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VINEGAR
for Pickling
We Have It
Schllclitlilfl Bros; & Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and stain It.
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Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Food. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc
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Milli [if llil illiiiiili
Mr. and Mrs. howls C. Buttery, of
New Canaan, have rented a cottage of
Belle island.
The Misses Theo and Edwina von
(ial. of I)anbury. are spending a week
with friends at Bella island.
Miss Retta Costello. of South street
llanbury. is spending three weeks at
Dorlon‘s Point and in Woodmont.
Miss Alberta Rumniler. of South
Norwallt. is the guest of Miss Attila
iockwood at the Beachside cottage.
Bt'iiv lsland, for a few days.
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Godfrey Shaw started this morning
with a party of friends in his speed
boat Ming for Larchmoni, where he
and the party will witness the interna-
tional motor boat races.
The Misses Rachel and Lillian
licheanbiurn and Miss Alice McKen-
ney. of Danbury are visiting the Miss
ee Hand. of llsnbury. who are camp
Ing at (3qu Pasture beach.
The good ship South. owned by it.
W. Kingan. of Nor-walk. and sailed by
Prentiss Hagan. of South Norwallt.
is entered at the Stamford Yacht club,
this afternoon. in the annual regatta.
A large bridge and euchre party was
held at the Sound View hotel, at ileile
island. Thursday evening. Among
those present was a goodly number of
ilanhurlans, among when several were
prise winners.
Mr.and Mrs Wilfred Bodwell.
South Norwailt, entertained a only of
friends at Nauvoo lsla'lld. yesterday
The party made the trip in If. Bod-
weli'e boat Marion and enjoyed lunch
and dinner on the island.
flusseii W. Budd. William .i. Mi:
Hugh, .ir., and Clarence Cram have
no to the Stamford annual regatta
nd will sail Mr. Budd's
winning Wanderer IV.. is the races.
They will attend the smoker in the
evening.
my.
Arthur iioyt has received the new
parts of his engine of the speed boat
Allegro and will have thorn pia aced
within her as soon as possible. The
parts are a new crank shaft. cylinder
and piston. and Mr. Hoyt expects to
have the boat in commission for the
Somali: Yacht Club races on Labor
sy.
Word has been received from
York to the effect that Harry
ards. the you“ listen Point to
merit minister who was will
shut in the law by a friend lard
with a rusty revolver. is int g:
Greatly hospital and his ccntll
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I‘ll-
tlecld ly tin rovod it is not known
as yet whet er the bullet it“ been new
extrmed.
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The douhd View House still con-
tinder to be the impulsr resort of new
among the late guest are
.. «as
a?
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of an arrest but the ,
vs AIM by out of codrt and it, _~'
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meat womw d as? flow
but as house? y
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: the modesty of the rescuers that Ro-
boat. the cup ‘
tie. and Mrs. roost Kraft. of brook-
All yflltane of New-
in. M lllsin C Nichols.
Miss Katherine Nichols and Miss Daisy
eNichoismof Newark.N .l.; Mr.
mlitre. its
no lira WI tho it Reynolds and
Miss Helen" Reynolds, of Brooklyn:
Mr. and Mn. luster item. of Broklyo:
Miss dosephlue danger, of New York;
Frank Schwarts, of Brooklyn. and
George Adams. f New York.
it has just come to light through
ton Point was the scene of two more
dear dtowaln acoldultl which were
only prevented tby the bravery of three
outs Saving Corps
incidents happened last week and
both were title to exhaustion Dart
White and Richard Oman were ,the
heroes" of the first encounter. they hav
ing gone out to rescue a young lady
who had swam out too far from the
boat and was unsble to got back. An
overconddlnt lad of about thirteen
vars. labelled in taking a long swim
to the surrounding locality, which was
very wait till he discovered that when
he was out than he had to get back.
Fortbwith, his cries brought “Hop"
Benedict "king of the swimmers."
who brought the lad to shore where he
was given treatment by his much as
cited and angry mother.
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Harry Beers has returned from a
trip to New York.
Mrs. E. C. Birge is entertaining a
friend from Brooklyn. N. Y.
The beach crop in this section is
reported as being very small.
illtlernaid has been working on the
local trolley litres the past few days.
.‘diss Ethel Hendricks left town this
week for a two weeks‘ vacation in
tong island.
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Miss Marguerite Aboard of New
York is the guest this week of Mrs.
Ismes London.
Willis 8. Jones has sold the store
idiolnln' the titate street fruit store
o Tony Garlands.
Mrs. John ‘l‘ottea,’ has been enter-
aining bur daughter and grandson
rorn iirookiyn. N. Y.
There will be no church service at
the Methodist church tomorrow.
Christ church will also be closed.
Vernon low-ls, of Saugaiuclr, has a
milled in William l-‘ogartya boat.
wilitil is now anchored at New Lon-
don.
The family of Henry Linchller lt-
ielldcd a musical at the home of his
brother in Nor-walk one evening this
week.
.i .l. (lbiotto. Joseph Donneliy and
Tony Caro-one attended the outing
of the Eagles at New London this
week.
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Master .l H. Jennings return to his
borne in South Norwaik today after a
two weehe' visit with relatives In
town.
Miss Abbie Drew has resumed her
position at the office of the U. B. Dolls
company after a vacation spent at her
home in Bethoi.
Mrs. Hannah Baker. of Cross High.
way has moved to Bridgeport. where
she intends to snake her future home
with her daughter.
Little Wesley Mills. who has been
suffering with a painful swelling on
top of his head for several weeks. is
getting along nicely.
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Aboot to members of the current
Events club spelt a most enjoyable
day at the seashore residence of hire.
Neil Mitchell. yesterday.
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The services of the lpworth league
meeting from this and neighboring
towns at Moo beach last evening
were interesting and were largely at-
I‘llddi "‘
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A allow engulf“, enthu-
siasts out o r e or part
team to can» today. Tomorrow the
it. of G. will elucidated with the West
ports on the fossil
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at stills. who hai been very ill at
trolley neutralise are also confined at
has some hospital with the same that
a r.
more yelist while proceeding
down lists and hill at a last pace
hell the misfortune to fall from his
wheel. The mice was com wrecio
ad but the def escaped wit a few
bruises.
aims. film
0iNew York; Mr. WIN!
from Old Iii)“ III“ to show lill prowess "
the Newark hodpitll With typhoid fev. , 5 ‘
0P. 3' Willi! ale-Iv. lovers! of his ‘
Our Furniture is the standard of erosi-
reattmevm‘ a Smile.
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We grind our own «uses.
Feuwrck Optical Co.
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noun—e to n: so a. m. and is: to to
:m p. in. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
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in the Town
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TO HINT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell. Koahior "to," Co
iumbie. uupmoblle. and liveritt "30."
Brand new Everltt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little iiupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest twopassenger
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will he in great demand. so if you
went to be ready for the
heat, order your Gad
Range today
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the best designs and highest qualities.
lehce front rr standinint.
The
of antidote
large and the
rides are low, one to assure one
cholera that iii are getting their
loose it worth. whatever they buy. We
ask t o favor of a personal inspection
of our stock.
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