“‘ War" A“ di‘k‘ig rift“ . Wm like manor by the Mayflower-I. it is hour with so 6 00", Get Mme. Manti Q Filled at the 0 Bridge Pb . melted “flotsam t Po ‘ not Q "at? 9"" . ml" 1 ensu- for our trolléy“ mil. Cornell: and m M m ‘1"? J. risers. slogan. 1 ‘ autism lr . F. 1.. Bunch of 24 second hire‘et, has returned home from a visit in Asbury Park New Jersey. James Howard. of Stamford, was a guest Sunday of his son, John Howard, of Winfield street. Mrs. F. L. Hanoi: .of at Second slrti‘eet is spending her vacation in Merrick, Long Island. m Herbert, the nine weeks old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pistt, remains in a serious condition at his home, i Lud- low street. .._.......,..._.,. _ Everett 0. Allen, who has been spending it few days vacation at his old home in East Norwalk returned this morning to New York City. The natural growth oystermen re- port still that they have so far seen but very little “set. " There seems to be no doubt that the set will be a light one at any event and if it comes at all, it will be a light one. " The members of the Epwonh Les- see and their friends will start on the moonlight sail at 8 oclock this ev n- lng from the Benedict Farms brid e, weather permitting. The trip is to be Qmude on the launch Ajax. There was some excitement in East Washington street last night in East Wnshingtou str.eet near the bridge on “ti‘.ence A horse went down in the road but was gotten up after a time and was stnrted again on its journey. A good sized and enthusiastic meet ing was held last night at the light- house mlaion on the Washington street bridge. This mission has continued its Work throughout the summer and has created much interest for the attend ants. hw~9¢ While it is expected that. most any day the snapper blueflsh will com- mence biting well thus far they have been somewhat conspicuous by their absence. Some fishing is being done for thorn but the catches are very small : .l. C. Hawkins, of Seaside place will be the lender of the weekly prayer ser vice lit the East Avenue Methodist Church Thursday evening. in the ab- sence of the punter, the Roy. W. W. Gillies. who is on his annual vacatllou, and will be away for nt least one more Sunday (‘hief Frederick M. Wheeler, of Blast Norwalk fire department was among the many East Norwnlkci‘s who on- joyed a sail across the Sound yester- day in the steamer Huntington. The day was enjoyed by all of the excur- sionists who were more numerous than on several previous weekly trips of the Huntington. According to-the latest understand- ing. East Norwalk‘s new piece of tire apparatus is due for delivery in about a week. September 1st. This apparatus. a combiniatlon hose and chemical was on was authorize by the annual dis trict meeting las June but various things have been contributed the do. lays in its delivery. East Norwalk has been snving clec tric light bills during the last few nights, for the moonlight schedule pre- vails in the district while now it does nor in South Norwalk. 'l‘ho cilantro from the moonlight schedule to the tier viu» on the nights when the lunar orb is supposed to diffuse light occurred ubout two months ago. ..-~. tiovornl must Norwalkers witnessed a historic occurrence Saturduy while down the sound in connection with the international molorobut races. in that they saw Clifford fl. Harmon start on his trip by aeroplane across Lou ls land Bound Amou those who report , having seen the av star out out are Messrs Ambler. Horace Keyworth. John Hull and M. B. Durlund. Q Quite a number of lilnnt Norwaik p2- ple have a rather importnnt engn ment from this afternoon. The people referred to are the property owners who are affected by the proposition to build the new Washington street bridge at a point further south“ fbun the present struct re. The hearing at the selectmen'e 0 es this afternoon is to discuss benefits and dnrnugos. l’ety thieves were very much in so. ldence about East Norwalk some ti during Saturdli night or early sued morning. coped ally in Fort street I adjacent thoroughfares. As it rel Ht there was quite a systematic cloau along the milk routes of C. if. Haw-gm burst and John bovine. The guilty parl rlos have not yet been traced but. it is supposed that the, with was that of our boys or tramlid‘. Q The house t‘ avenue shore.‘ place. a craft that has created consllr erable comment 0 account he pp- left first thv‘ null 11' weigh W. mm 0);. it 0'13”“ genes“, 0 as be a no .3 e u limit was sous fireball leplifitl wood. of Van andt street. on is and lesser... “or... quarters in u anterssney while Mr. ‘ fiery t‘ n the heaviest 1 ‘ tho foot of Bette ’ km 01' winer take all but they will not accept: the sum of is offered by the Mayflow- er rna sealant to come and play on the MI ilQlVery‘roQunilI. 7 Wm Au instillation or the cur Future camping ground shows that the ten4 ters' numbers are decreasing rather ra- tsly. Where on one section of b there was only recently a solid linen; of tents, there are now strife a nu ber of empty spaces. This does not mean, however. that there are very few people camping out. On the contrary there appear to be from 50 to 100 but the number has been much larger. The nights have been veryx zeomfortable for camping, there not be- ing many uneonrfortably cool one and very few “2% my ones. ‘liiiililiilll C. W. Bell is enjoying his annual va- cntlon at Ocean Grove. yy‘ Rev, William James. of Belle island. occupied the Baptist pulpit Sunday morning. Miss Lois Marsh. of Highland eve- nue, is visiting in New Haven for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler and son Tracy are visiting friends in Quezon. Long island. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cheever, of Stamfor, were the guests Sunday of friends here. YMiss Fannie Stephenson. of New city. is the guest of Miss Muy Fe for, of West Side avenue. Miss lols Stevens, of McKinley street. has been the guest of Mr. and Mgs. 8. Milton Stevens. of South Nor~ walk. . Mrs. Mary Themes. of avenue. has gone to Ocean Grove, J.. where site will sojourn for weeks, flownyton N. two Miss May Willi ' s and brother Car- los Williams of i xbland nvonuu are spending a few days with relatives in Pound Rldsc. ' —_.-.....I_....—._.. . itev. Frank A. Cunningham. of the Rowsyton Baptist Church, went to Northfleld, Mnssnrhusolrs. Saturday, to spend a few dnys. -_.... . Miss Auguste l-‘nllon. of South Nor- walk. spent the week end as the guest of Miss Minerva Carpenter of the Orchard House, Raymond street. ’—~ Mrs. Preston M. Hurt loft yesterday for a two weeks‘ slay at Trinity Lake She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Albert Ff‘lsblc. of New Haven. \ A Sondra Social will be held this evening at the Baptist parsonage. A pleasant evening has been planned and all are invited to blur the progrnru Miss Marjorie Mills, of illuhlnnd live- one who bun been spending several weeks in Northnrld, Mass, has re- turned to her ironic nfter hnvlug a very pleasant sojourn. Mr and Mrs 8 Milton Stevens and daughter Dorothy and Mrs. Frances Godfrey. who lluvc been the (new! for some time of Mr. and Mrs George W.. Stevens. of McKinley street. have ~returned to their home in South Nor walk. Two very interesting sermons were preached Sunday. in the Methodist church. by the Rev. Poul Moody who is spending the summer at Tokeueke. The choir Sunday evening rouderedi several selections in a very pleasing manner. Lewis E. Raymond. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B: Raymond of Rowayton avenue and Miss Flora McClrmn'sn. daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mc- Clennnn, of Grecnport, i... i., will be united in marriage Wednesday nfter~ noon at it o'clock at the home of the bride s parents. . Mr. slid Milk. 8. t‘. Horton have just returned in a week's visit to (‘ort Ind. N. “Where they attended the annual reunion of the brunch of the Horton family descending from liar- naba‘s Horton. Thole attending the reunion were numerous and came from many of the western and eastern Ithtes. A surprise cob web party Was held at the home of Miss Miriam F. Bridge sullen Q afternoon from a to l b’clocli. i door of her third birthday. Among those present were the Rev. Dr. and rs. William H. Thomas. Mrs. Samuel ott. Jr.. Howard M. Scott end the Mines Annie M. Sammie. Carrie M.‘ Minis, Helen floodeid. Mildred Christian Anna and Emma Mott, Gladys, dusts. Alice and Frances Sco- fleld. The rooms were very prettliy decorated. the color scheme being red and white. Deitlyn catered. " M...— .. The regular quarterly business meet- ing of the Rowsyton Free idlrrury As- sedition was held last evening at the home of Miss Huckley. Tire treasure-ppm- reportedm that the amount received ptiom up to date we! glint: The‘1 Art Exhibition recently lief rails enlist: with it Q wirnnlins h"suit“ wills much attention this summer- st Rot Po. t. l ’i‘yrreli studied and and with “dorsal as Hiram Morley. Matthew Burke and Capt. Dan Morreii in perfect ber- aero~boat. and weather conditions are favorable th Will attempt a flight out to and sroun Green's Roof Light. it is expected that the well- known aviators. the want Bros. and Glen Kurtia‘ will be present at the trial trip. Wilbur Risiit will be in charge of the preparations Rowaylon is rapidly becoming known throughout the United states and ow- in; to Miss Tyrrelis experiments it will gain fume thrunshout the world. ‘— if .s—«Don't think that piles cant be cur- ed. Thousands. of obstinate cases have been cured by Dean‘s Ointment. 50 cents at any drug store. lliiilill Mill lililiillllli. The Darlene defeated the Deisneys. of Stamford. Sunday afternoon. at iiallowu' on Park. in Stamford by the score of ill to 9 Another town meeting lies been call ed in Dorian for Wednesday evening. for the purpose of instructing the se- lectmen relative to the course that it is expected of them in the Shipway highway appeal. The lower court has rendered a finding sustaining Mrs. shipwny in her notion of closing up a road which was claimed to be public and which she claimed was not A prominent resident of Barton has said that he believes the minority of the voters are in favor of not carrying the appeal any further. Robert liunter. of Noroton. author and settlement worker. today, announr cod his acceptance of the nomination for governor by the socialist party of Connecticut. and in so doing he save out his rensou for his faith in the par- ty principles. He said in part. after referring to his nomination: “Such an honor may seem empty to those who know little of the meaning or of the power and influence of modern social ism. Many men consider it an honor it) be nominated for ofllce by the dew ocrafic or republican. Yet to be elect» ed to office by either of the old parties menus little more than an opportuni- ty to give this state another corrupt nrlnlinlstrnriorl. 'l‘o men of conscience that opportunity should mean dimers not honor The socialist party offers no surety of victory in the coming elec~ rlon but It does offer sincerity of aim and purpose." Mr. Hunter then sols forth the aims of the socialists saying nrnoug other things: "We seek only to represent the working class and we intend to use every means at our com- mend to bring to our support that im mouse body of citlsens whose life is n dnily routine of toll and who hear up- on their shoulders the burden of pro during all Wealth. Nor is our aim to get a chosen to divide spells, to dis- tribute lobe or to take bribes. Our aim is the gronfeel that men coirld hold. it isl brotherhood " Mr Hunter sets fol lit the pledges of the party. and combines with s rnllvina cry: ‘Orsat victories are near nl hand. Milwaukee has led the may. [act us. ronlrndes find friends or Connecticut. rally lo the fight." VINEGAR for Pickling We Have itg Schlichtlng Bros. 8: Co. corner Railroad Ave. and Main at. rlen select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour Indifeed. hardware. Paints.0lase.ete W Milli ill liii Siiiiilli Miss Helen Ormsbre, of Brooklyn. is the guest of Miss Fanny O'Brien, of Calf Pasture. W...’ 0n the 27th inst. Roton Point will be honored with a party or oxruf‘simr lstI from New Rochelle. The trip will be made by train. There will be an excursion from aristocratic Oyster Bay nest Wed nesday. Nedless to say Roton Point will be honored and will be awaiting them with open arms. .a-L-r‘ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen. of Muzatuck, and the Misses Florence and Christine Mallory. of Duubury. are at lire Mailer cottage at Belle is land. for a fort ht. mine Boson. owned by it. w. James u an. iii the Nor-walk Yacht Club, m e rpflisrhable time in the Burnt slant Club‘s races Saturday otter-neon. She easily distanced ll petite rjsi a the standard on sign e are over the seven and one h if miles Hpointing in about ten min-7 “.1thng ; flown navixsiors and ship- ‘ The “n latter has been assisting Miss ’I‘yrreil . » children who have been visiting o herJ user at rival, the ‘ seq‘uenily the gentleman" enjoyed a quick but thorough dip in‘ the briny depths. The results of the plunge was the ruining of a straw hat and a new suit of clothes. at Camp Comfort. the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pinnkett. at Oalf Pasture. 'l‘lie affair was celebrat- ed by s clambake. wiriohrwas attended . by m‘hny Norwsllt and Stamford peo- ple. The (null indulged very lluhtly during the mornins. waiting very pa tlently yet anxiously for the "big feed" later When the baits was finally serv- ed it included clam broth. stea'ined clams sweet and lrlsh potatoes. blue nah chicken fruit and such like. Such rare delicacies as soft shell crabs. lob. stern and watermeIOn were served as side dishes for the regular ecurse. Bathing was enjoyed rrntil a late hour. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Plunkett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al- exander Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. Darren 1. Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- linm R. Cullen rind family. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lamb, Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Godfrey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Marron and family, William iii. O'Brien, John '1'. Davis. P. F. Slal- tery. John J. Powell and Miss Helen Hunt. of Norwnlk. and Mr. and Mrs Richard Fitzgerald, Richard Plunkctt and son, Mrs. Chaplin and several young ladies from Stamford. rerun The public schools in our town will reopen Sept. 6. Mrs. James Mills has been enter- ‘lalulun out of town friends. ma.»- mm... Miss Mabel losersoll of Rosbury has been a recent guest in town. Rev and Mrs lillliI B. Dean return- ed from their vacation this week. The Misses Gaiu‘pher has been on- remaining their nieces from Norwalk Owing to a rush of orders the West- porl. employee have been compelled to work nights. Mrs. William Siedt entertained her parents and brother from firidlrtciiol‘l over Sunday. Henry Oeha has resumed his work at the lumbsimlns factory after a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. iii. .1. Taylor have re- ruruod from a delightful new tour to the White Nolmlnins. George P. Jennings. who has been spending the past month in Wisconsin in untreated home soon. her. Mr. Strays:- preached an elo- rpwut discourse unday en the life' of Florence \ighiinxiile. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Myers have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘lioiu- us liluke. of New York city. Now Mr. and Mrs (lusills Sunsulst null ll tow n, have returned to brookiyn. The Misses Clear. Riverside sverruc. havd been entertaining Rev. .1 ii can roll. of Walllniord. the past week. William plinth of t Smith Eusi peering Co. has porches the picture flaming business of William Billions. -mw The last 01 the Fresh Air chlldrn ave arrived at the different home: his week for their two weeks out ing. The Weelport baseball nine defeat- ed ilfo Knilhts of tolumbus nine of Norwalk Sunday by the score of 12‘ i0 5. Mr. and Mrs L B Mills. John Ban‘ low and family. Morris Mills and family. Archie Mills and friend were ““10“; Mills family outing at the beach Sunday. Quite a serious automobile accld occurred in Hotel Square Baturli evening. A rapidly mini comi pp from the east ran into the 1an water tank breaking it to pieces and smash in; the front pert of the machine. The driver. who was an elderly man. was seVei-oiy bruised and cut. the other our cupsnts escaped with only a good shahln‘ lip 1‘07“ fiUiCiD! AVIRTID.. . Detective Outwits Lad Who Declared He'll on New Icing Arrested. flitfbtliilf‘tlfi'i‘. “Ans. fill-millennium from till derailleur Reform affront. but is ytlrsg‘ lie. . to his liver be recs titre g“‘d thrit he would t he if if ' Q, 1 . «$111135 hgdmiiio‘tigg 3m “liking: :32: Smith”; ‘ 17:,pr Fromm“ 33:. the ii“. “10 Witt“ M be the best useless and. hishest qualities. “(31:2, used goleiyto tn buy Hwh‘f“fl“ and A] an , - ' 32rd Mall ‘9’ gm Our Furniture is the Itsngardt. of exeoir. any or n on " ' ,. Q Q 7 who. 2n erode whoadel teem“ hem how (we on ‘11.!” Ml j: Mad mléw Will It? weighs.“ is Mahdi}: libretto-ed by the Lilli-in rule by Whining w hurt owl r; this deeper-still ‘9 ri‘em hill Wind 10* 1fbs name on a slip her or accident rust to, “it‘d hbsfore t flirts hi chassis that they all ttln‘p t it "till the box in the opera ere ately 1 ‘ unis rsztbdrli tied his (2 his all: moneys worth. whatevlr sy buy. W6 05:? hi“ no or the week. and are»: e p rig of s y '1‘ y, fia’ r 1pc; mm “1th l; bettl ask the favor of a personal inspection tho: oer w’ hrpurchage as many as loose ”g3? whloilh new .ihvr w "3}?“ h it) “‘5' fun“ lull 3 lilti- afoul-Mock . . i: I run h t I no r c _ in“ _ if” r. W t a in ° or“ at “" thrylnoldent , mgwmiu 11M. 1. Amino a son Co. flit“ 'é Is‘e‘l‘t‘r‘lon. ¢iii‘ir‘r‘gi‘r‘minutes h '1. fig.“ Whom”: «its? “‘6 “re- 7 m je‘wsg‘én talus; rs. ill to 1st Wombats» stroll. 1 less it Will be the hunting: uplift" a ° “’95. , ‘ ‘ “‘2: the 0.1) nation, owned by the well- step that was not very sirens. oon- Wit of automobile tires. loath "email: A lively mum took place Sunday Joseph Keneile and family, Mr. and 1 the number who attended tho‘ aromas; I meninges arms Tadpoles st elites. m rm . saev cusses res uneasy one Are your eyes uneasy! are they beginning to rebel? Make them com. for-table. Put them at their ease. WEAR PROPER EYE GLASBEm We (rind our own lenses. Fenwick Optical Co. .UNITID BANK IUiLDlNa Im- N. O? MMOHINGTON "REIT. Hours-4 to 11: 30 a. no. and 13: 46 to g p In. Monday and Saturday, 7 to p. in I Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP in the Town AUTO SUPPLIES .1 Phone sobmso South M‘Ilil Street 8. Norwalk. Conn. Automobiles T0 RENT Repairing and General Overhauling by first class mechanics, Agents for Maxwell Kochler "40" Co- 7 iumbin. liupmobile. and Everitt "no." 3 Brand now Everitt demonstrator In town. Do you watch the little llupp. You‘ can see her every day standing up and . doing service. Greatest two-passenger car on earth. Phone us or come and see us. Norwalk Consolidated‘ Auto Company E r wuss A not seen. cours‘ RANGES ‘ will be in great demand. so if you want to be ready for the heat, order your Gas Range today. $14.75 up rON EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED Housatoruc Power Co. FASHIONA‘BLE FURNITURE for every room in the house is herein rs North sin in... ms ism... ‘ Music Hall Block‘ :7 .E. it “THE PLACE" ‘ Arch Supporters“ 50s.. 82 Ind $2.50 a pair “WEAR OHOEB THAT FIT" ‘ ‘ TWO Stores. At South Norwalk, brick house 0! M. The Reed & VOIk ‘ .b th, elsetrl u hts. etc.. sods N0 rwalk 80- NONI“! leakages“ uncut Semifintee' walk iii An ideal soon for Women It costs but little more than the e mon galvanized iron, and wears til times as long. All my contracts a 1 ify Charcoal Iron - ' Horace It. rattler-lose tor North Main and West South Norwsik . ”FER SALE " station. one block from center of to PURE Lake Ice WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Brookside Lake Ice Co. Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. d H. Freight Yard. TELEPHONE 580. lot 40x60. “H000 it House of 10 large rooms. all immova- ments. electric lights, lawn. I trees. )0 minutes’ walk to South Nd“ walk station, in good neighborhfllili. HEDannsmi (Incorporated) 1 Q 45 WALL 8T. NORWALIQ it; Chiropractid is the defence cause of the discus and the art For Bale in any amount Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to all Parts of the World loud Required by Law Deposited With State of Colin. For Protection of Patrons immense and Real Estate Agents J. M. Layton 8t Co. ii Railroad Avg. South Rom-lit lusting the same. Diseases are on by I wrench, twist or mm in Q. back. Even if done in ($thth 1f frontal pinched “Hill “d Dale 9 "are; life in the different, QQ up I"(llri‘nrrpraetrln'e move the sensed this disease and pain. and health“ II restored fifteen linoleum; mats nerve systems in your body. Q Q1 Nervousneu. Rheumatism, . sis, Heart. Kidney and 1 easeI are given special attention; _, Curvature of the Spins. You never regret giving Chiropnetie Q chance to help you. 1‘. 7 1« almonds inn seirmg‘Q ‘ LA. A MOWERS Garden Hose Hand Culhvstors Brandt Sprayers Wire Netting.» And All Seasonable Goods. BHARlES i. now m wast-uneven s'rwas‘r 'John E. O’Sullrvan T.FRANC18.D..C.’ .7 4 ‘ u wasnrnmw on so. spawn; lagoons. Treatments ,dlysp ‘ (Gregory louievud)‘ ‘ slur NORWALQK. DhlnersssdAflliinds‘ .. W“ ‘Shore Sea Food Cooked to PROPRI STOR- sour" woswAth, cons. up runners a assault. Islam . oust uses 1 7 . capital Real ”Estate Sold, rlIured. Rented .QUIOK AUTO OllVlCl Have Rents Collected, and all lull- nsss in Property done at' ~ a. i The .l. 3. Lawrence .A‘gercy '18 Booth Main St. linen steamer E3117W‘ . em some arr-u. is and Is perm? lownfli'fllfim” W ‘ "‘ reassures ll. sowawm wrussn leew____I_LL. oust-e v r oNII”0M I. H. Mathewson Henry Us m M. I“ élr'r'rl'i'r " m 5' “the"... ” n e 1* m it. own 1’ new», 2:2. Duringluiynnd August Q QUE “'33! WILL 0L9.- Oil Saturdays at 1 our. ‘ Ivanv orhan‘Qws'slt elv a1- 1 room asevres recur ' ‘ M For Freight onif all li‘elémmmmf mu. re Pf!” 11:8. East River. ledtwa‘. 0 var sit-set . ovary . , sends}: it new " ‘ can " mi'nr "’1" was.“ 1-. ill Nor-walk up to I: ‘30 pin. ....
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