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» Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robertson left
town today for Lebanon, where they
will spend about two weeks. .
_. Thomas Ryan. of School: avenue. fa-
ther of Miss Nora Iii. Ryan. is quite ill
at his home. of stomach trouble.
Mrs. A. scolberga'ndaon of Brook-
lyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Seymour. of Winfield street-
‘ Albert Eldrige and family, of East
Norwalk. set out for a day's visit at
Huntington; Long island. today. msk- '
in: the trip on the steamer Hunting-
Miss Clara Wellin is having a two
weeks‘ vacation from her duties at the
South Norwalk exchange of the South-
ern New England Telephone Com-
pany.
Letter Carrier E. L. Hanford, ls tak-
ing a day's vacation from his route to
day and set out this morning in his
launch for Sound flood in quest of
blackhsh.
The Oriole baseball team has no
game booked for tomorrow afternoon
but on Sunday they are to play'the old
American team at the Wleke lot be-
tween h‘ourth and Filth stret.
The dolphin was reported as the
spot yesterday where the snapper
bluehsh are biting but it develops that
this only one of several spots. The
early indications are that the present
season will be a good on efor this kind
of fish.
Fred Lundqulst, who fell and broke
an arm a few evenings ago, continues
to improve nicely but. it will be a unfil-
ber of weeks before lie will be able
to resume his duties at the Old Well
Cigar Company factory, where he is a
cigarmaker.
Mrs. William H. Baker and son
Claude. who have been guests for a
few days of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Cor- .
nail on board the latter‘s houseboat
“Restless," in Echo Bay. New Ro-
chelle, have returned to their home in
East Norwulk. Dr. and Mrs. Cornell
formerly resided in East Norwalk.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies is continu.
lug his pleasant sojourn in the Cats‘
kill Mountains. Pastor Gillies, who is
on his annual vacation, will resume
his duties the first Sunday in Septem
her at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. .Thc arrangements for the
coating Sunday will be announced to- .
morrow.
Automobile drivers who do not real-
lse the condition of the Washington
street bridge and land on it at a speed
of ten to fifteen miles an hour
have been faring better with their
cars durink the last Week or two. or
since Bridge Tender .lohu Cole made
the last extensive repair job near the '
East Norwslk entrance. ity this pro-
cess a mountain or two in the plank-
ing was removed.
Tile first shower of this morning ar-
rived just in time to prevent a large
number of people from taking advan-
tage of a trip across the Sound in the
steamer Huntington. The boat
brought quite a delegation of bong s-
tand people across to South Norwa '
and undoubtedly would have taken a
good sized delegation of Conecticut
people across in the other direction
had the weather been different.
The official weather prophet of East
Net-walk in retirement for a number
of Weeks on account of “falling down"
in his prognostications, came out with
a declaration this morning with refer-
once to conditions as they existed. in
his opinion the weather since yester.
day has been the most unbearable of
the season, on account of the combin-
ed heat and humidity. lie looked for
n clenriug“up of tile atmosphere dur-
ing the day.
An indication of the amount oi in:
intent that Is being fatten at this side
oi the town in reference to the propos-
ed new Washington street bridge may
be gained from llveiiness of n discus-
sion last night at the llafner cigar
store on the Washington street bridge.
where a blueprint of the proposed
bridge ison exhibition. This particu~ ‘
lsr discussion lasted until past mid-
night. and while various opinions were
evxpressed regarding details there
was no doubt that everybody is in fa-
vor of s. new structure.
Hope for a new Washington street
bridge seems to rise and ebb like the
tide. the complexion of a day's senti-
ment being affected more or less by
the weather. On a day like today. for
instance, it is feared'tllst it will be
quite a number of years before a new
* bridge rises on theslte or close to it
of the present old ruin. Less humid:
ity in the air makes hope spring
afresh that the cooling of the new
bridge is a question of only a tillol'f.
time. One point. however, everybody
is agreed-«that the problem is one of
the hardest to solve that has contront~
ed the town in some time.
if some automobile drivers do not
It
show a disposition to hire more care- ,
fully through intersection of that own.
it is unlikely that it “Who necessary
to station a constable. s‘state police
man or something like that over here.
tone of the most serious infractions of
recklessness noticed for a tune oc-
curred yesterday in Van titistreet.
whens motors» shot by strollsy car
It the Corner of Osborn avenue at s
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u “Will '
Winter, Owen '
Goethe's Wilhelm Mcistvr,
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the spirit of the law in reference to ‘
it.
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. . so us at
oars . is‘topeu to _ , ‘
emnsti ‘ then
,urg 'vtofinhllw. n . rest
e hope of iii-inning about
. t. . lions.
John H. arosdway of Rowsyion. has
been snaking s has noes trip to New
Yo city. , ‘
of Rowayton. is spending his vaca-
pl
, attics with his parents in the latter
DECO; ' . .
if. A. Hart, of Rowayton. is tearing
down hlslbarn in Raymond street. up-
on the site of which he will erect a
residence. ‘ ,
The young people of the Rowayton
Baptist church engaged in a Sandra
social. Tuesday evening. and from the
reports circulated, enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
The following books will be ready
brary: ..
Presented by Mrs. Clarence M. Hyde,
New York.
Juvenile Fiction.
Coolidge, Susan
The Barbsrry Bush.
Champuey. E. W.
Pierre and His Poodle.
Alcott. L. M.
Morning Glories.
Proverb Stories.
Mackie, Pauline 13.
Yo Little Salem Mnide.
Brooks. Helena
Lord Lyuton's Ward.
Aguilar. Grace.
Home influence.
Mathewa, Joanna H.
Bessie at School.
Stowe. Harriet B.
Queer Little People.
Pennell, O.
The Family Fairy Tales.
Abbott. ,
Mary Bell.
Getty. Mrs. Alfred
Aunt Judy's Letters.
Tyther. Ann ft‘.
Lelia in Engaiud.
Leila at Home.
Meade, 1.. T.
A Little Mother to Others.
A Very Naughty ('llri.
Light 0‘ the Morning.
The Palace Beautiful.
Juvenile Noni-‘lciion.
long, Wm. .l.
Wilderness Ways.
Ways of Wood Folk.
Brown. Abbie F. .
The Book of Saints and Friendly
Beasts.
Seton-'l‘hompson. truest
The Wild Animal Play.
More. J. .i., tr.
Reynurd the Fox.
Adult Non-Fiction.
Jenkins. John S.
Heroines of History.
Field. Claude
Heroes of Missionary Enterprise.
Presented by Oiice Wright.
Dads and Beauties.
Presented by Mrs. Haekiey.
The Seven Ages of Washington.
Bench, Rex
The Harriers.
Exchange.
Maekaye, Perry
The Canterbury Pilgrims.
Taylor. .lohn M.
Roger hudlow.
trans., byl
Thomas Carlyle.
tutti Mama
Mrs. George F. Bearse. oi this
place. left today for Boston. where
she will spend several weeks with
friends,
Mrs. Ralph liiudiey. of Maine, is
spending s few days at the residence
of her father. Albert H. Scofleld. hav»
ing come here to attend the wedding
of her cousin in Norwaik.
Jack Conroy, of the Dll'iell side of
Bpringdnle village fell and seriously
injured his head. causing him to be
unconscious and delirious for n time.
Dre. Carroll and itowell attended him.
and he is improving nicely.
Thomas whtorbury. of Norman
Heights was fined 32 and costs last
night, by Justice Williunt'Willntott, of
Dorian. for intoxication and breach of
the peace. He was urrected by De
puty Sheriff Ambrose brewer.
Miss Helen Reading, of
iipsburg. Pennsylvania, who
been spending twa weeks with
her brother. Thomas 0. Reading.
of Barton. leaves tomorrow for her
h e. Miss Reading has made many
fr ends here. and all will regret her do-
mttil'e.
Darien Democrats are to have a
cancel this evening, for election of
delegates to the State. Congressional.
County Senatorial and Probate cou-
ventions. Barton is in the Stamford
probate district, and evan there Judge
Charles D. LocltWood. of Stamford is
as popular as he is right here in his
home town.
Darie'n baseball team. which won
the series with Westport by defeating
the latter team 18.3. last Saturday.
plays the Junior ,0. U. A. M. nine of
Bridgeport, at Dorian. next Saturday.
i’bil-
has
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emotions it _
SchiicilmrflroadtCo.
Berna? Ml
nosed offs-om iii to lentils-V so hour
. on
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Albert Lynch. of East Lynn. formers
aturday. August 27, in the Rowayton
t
on followinn ulna... burial! rig:
, ilbtsntfords. binaries. On be
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Will pitch them V
ion. of Brill"
some.
Wm »:
~Don't think that lies can't. be one
dyvc‘fi Smith
j e s Bean.
in afternoon
I‘ll ill;
port.
. ed. Thousands of obs lasts cases have
{been cured by Dean's Ointment. 50
stats at any drug store.
stats—fi-
Mlss Rebecc- Lond'on has returned
from her vacation.
Rev. Mr. Dean will resume his par-
ish duties next Sunday . "
Dr. Nolan has returned from a busi-
ness trip to New York city;
The campers at “Calf Pasture"
beach are rapidly diminishing.
Mrs. Harriet C. Price spent yester-
day with her daughter. in Bridgeport.
A. A. Miller. of Roseville district has
broken ground for a new residence.
Mrs. James Barnes has been the
guest of her son's family in Stamford.
Wells in this section are in; dry.
and a hearty rain would be 3 sdly wel-
comed. '
Miss Booth, of New York city is
the guest of Miss Martha Mills on
North avenue.‘
William Roberts. who has been
working out of town during the sum-
mer. has returned.
A picnic party from this village eu-
ioyed a pleasant day in William Al-
bin's grove Wednesday.
on Mead. n‘r. A. a. McArdie and a.
G. Southey spent Tuesday witnessing
the horse races at Yonkers.
The Mises Peffers, who are touring
Iul‘ope. are now enjoying the sights
in the principal cities of Germany.
About 100 of our baseball sports will
accompany the Westport nine to
South Norwaik Saturday afternoon.
The summer boarders at the home
of Mrs. Leroy Meeker. in Cross High-
Wuy will return to tile city next week.
llr. Brown is enjoying a few weeks'
vacation from his duties at Dr. Ru~
land's unuitariunt, and is new in Chl-
ratio.
The officers of the W. 'l‘. l. It. held
a business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ambrose ilurlbutt Wednesday sf.
iernoon.
The Glen club of the daughters of
Court lssbeila, of Norwalk. assisted in
‘ the attractive program at the Catholic
fulr last evening.
Frank Taffnot, while working at the
Snugntuck Manufacturing Co's plant
severely inyured his side. breaking a
rib. by being hit with a heavy piece
of metal.
The members of Court Laura,
Daughters of issbella. of Norwalk. and
their gentlemen friends enjoyed a
pleasant beach party at Compo beach
Tuesday evening.
The employee of the firm of Hutch-
inson Pierce and (30., of Bridgeport.
accompanied by several Norwslk
friends. are to hold a Clambake st
Uompo beach tomorrow.
Henry (‘. Sherwood, of Bridgeport.
one oi the lending members of the
(‘ounocticut H. A. R.. has prepared a
pamphlet telling the story of the un-
veiling nt t‘ompo beach. Westport, of
t‘t‘ut S. A. it. statue of the “Minute
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limit.
Charles flora in smudlnu a few days
In New York.
Miss Ethel Salmon is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. Frank Gotham.
Frank Horror spent yesterday with
his brother, Stephen Hart-or.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ilrsdley return-
ed to Ridgcwood. N. J., on Tuesday.
Joltu Waterbury. of Monroe. has
spent several days with his brother.
Samuel Waterbury.
A number of young people from
Norfleld Range attended Eustou
Grunge, Tuesday evening.
Mr. and .Mrs. l‘lawlcy Williams spent
yesterday as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
(J. 0. Perry. at Valley Forge.
Mrs. R. C. Williams returns today
from a few days‘ visit with her broth-
er. A. W. Nichols. in liltigouoid.
Magnec Jensen. of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson.
of Chestnut Hill. also Mrs. Emily
Webb, of North Wilton.
An interesting program will be pro
seated at Norfleld Grange tomorrow
evening including the following num-
bers: Vocal solo. Miss Anna flanks;
psimr. What i Would Like. That i do
Not Possess. Joseph Rowland; paper.
Canning Vegetables for Winter Use.
Mrs. M. E. Godfrey: recitations, T. W.
Treadwcll, Miss Elizabeth l‘enneil.
The program will be followed by a has»
kot lunch. .
lllllflll.
Mrs, ilonry been spent a few days
last wank with relatives. ill Cheshire.
Mrs. William Benjamin and William
.louos are suffering from typhoid fever.
ltov. C. A. Marks and Mrs. Marks
left New York on Tuesday for a trip
to ltermuds.
M rs. Francis ilrndy. of Weston. was
the finest of her daughter. Mrs. it. if.
Fitch. on Sunday. . -
The Mission Sunday school at North
Wilton enjoyed their annual picnic to
Comps on Tuesday.
Th ,. ball s between the Wilton
and liverm has will take pine, tomes
row on the ball nouns. ,
station Aunt Bradley and totally
are entering a; vacation in Kent. Mr.
Bradley's former home. , -. ,_ ,-
A clergyman from nridsdbort‘ son-e
ducts services and preaches every dun.
day moral in St. Matthew's church
during the a cones of the rector.
fifisnry Beers tan tow
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NW. flier to her
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will. t db iii] oddest
dd Parliament
' llmilsted so that the fat producing
“mess Malt
es in i
Ishtar will;
in osmosis are continued tieshuiviu:
food denominations utoduce a
steady and noticeable gain in ilssh.
fl‘sltsn after meals. demote minutes
with the food. and causes it to be or
elements are retained in mountain.
and you will soon sotgood flesh, stew
Frank H. Banter humans such ro-
peopie plump and rear. ’
You run no risk whatever in bu lug
Samoan; it is a true flesh-forming cod
and is sold under the guarantee of one
of the most reputable huslnesvhouscs
in South Norwaik to refund the money
if it does not give complete satisfac-
lien.
town Mrs. Beers has made friends who
will regret her departure.
The Count-emf Sunday school
picnicked at Roton olnt on Wednes-
day. and had a fine time. The party
took the 8:56 train from Wilton sta—
tion. were met at Winnipsuk by a spec
lat trolley and conveyed to the sea-
shore. About 80 attended.
The school house in Nod is to be
opened gepismber 7 for the fail term.
Repairs are now being accomplished
under the management orbit-on: Com-
stock. The roof will be shingied and
the exterior painted. Floyd Lockwood
has the contract for the former; House
Decorator Griffith the latter.
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Miss Mary Chlchcslor. who is sun»
storing at "Nylked" at Pine Point. was
in Danbury this week. ,
Misses Cells and Etta Jacobs. of
New York. are spending a few days
at the Roma Point hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 'I‘. Woodbury. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry anr. of Spriutrdale.
spent the. day at Roton Point last
Thursday.
Miss Marian Richardson. of New
York. is the guest of Mrs. George i".
Roots at her college in finite island for
s few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Fairly. of
New (Hannah, have been spending a
few days at the Fairly cottage. Harbor
View. south Nor-walk.
Mrs. Edward Ashmsn and Mrs. P.
N. Charter, of Brooklyn. arriveed yes-
terday in Hello island. where they will
he the guest of Mrs. George P. l-‘ootc.
Ex-Commodhrr James A. Farrell and
family, of Hickory Bluff. recently re-
turned in their home from a week‘s
automobile tour through the “crit-
shire-l.
The next excursion at Roton is
scheduled for tomorrow. and will be
from New Rochelle. The steamer
Rosedulu has been chartered for the
occasion.
Mrs. C. Stuart McLean and Miss
Marguerite Rundlo, oi Fairview sve-
uuo. Danbury. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Tweedy. at, their
tuttuge. "Harbor View “ at Bell Island. ‘
liar. and Mrs. William James, of
Elim Home. lieile isllnd. i’eft Wodnt‘s».
day morning for Montrosc. Penn. to
attend Dr. 'I‘orroy's (butterflies. They
expect to return theu’riy part of next
week. v
The repairs on thdf wharf at High-
cry illuff have been completed and
the place preesnts a much better and;
safer appearance. After this bothers
along the wharf will not have to lost
Ifli‘il board to see if it is salt to walk
fill.
William H. Farrell and family, who
have been spending the summer at
Hickory illuff and Hello island. will re
turn to their Canadian residence next
week, much to the rental of many
friends. who have had the pleasure of
meeting them again.
The yacht Osprey. owned by George
Hague Chaddertou. of Barton, was
brought back to her moorings of the
Norwaik Yacht Club. this afternoon.
having been in Stamford waters for
several days. The trip of the Osprey
to Hickory Bluff was in charge of Cara
tsin w. P. Montgomery, of Stamford.
William B. James, counsellor at law,
son of llov. William James. of Belle
inland. sailed Woods! morning on the
Potsdam. fol-flan extended European
pleasure trip. Mr. James will witness
the last performance for this year of
the Passion Play on'bebtomber :tth.
Mr. James will return to his Brook-
lyn home in November.
The dinner at the foreman of the
Lockwood Manufacturing company at
Roton Point. Saturday. promises to be
a most successful affair. The fetus of
Manag‘r Harman Jacobs' celebrated
banquets has been spread far and
wide and many are those who have
come from all over the surrounding
country to partake of them. Early In
the uason the foreman held a similar
affair and its success warranted a re
Million.
The Knob Club water sports will be
held tomorrow afternoon at filo
o‘clock at The Knobvoniy. The prison
for the tea events are on exhibition
in the loath Main strut store of Win
ham 1’. searched the attracting much
attention. They are bountiful prison
and it is expected that there will be
a great number of entrants in outline
for them tomorrow. The ladies of The
Knob Club will sum tea in the after»
noon. . The refreshments will consist
of hot tea, iced. tea sandwiches and
at... and the function will no doubt
out do all previous occasions at The
Knob of theaters.
The W. l. he! l!“ of Turn oi the
River. held lin- slliiui meeting Vito-
tooPoint. Aunstlll. The old 0 rs
were an iv Muted. A
new work bss latched up. but of
prevention of crust r to out . and
as soon as. _ undesired . bub
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dy nerves and a healthy body. ‘ l
marksble results, following the use of'
Bernese that he offers to pay for the .
treatment if it doosbot make this ‘
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movement associations are moribund.
and the invented .m Modding 110M
Salons. and doing their work wellin'i‘hsir
membership. is strong and active. and : . ‘
:thsrs is a good attendance at all their
meetings.
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KANSAS ci’t‘Y. Mo, Aug. ear—mt-
ty burglaries in the last three weeks
are the beast that George Collins. in
years old. made to the police. Olli-
cers investigated his story and con»
firmed it in the main. Collins sold his
stolen goods to Pswhbrokers. He stole
goods valued at ”.000. .
A David W. Raymond.
“Funeral Director and Embslmar
’ lira". loath Norwslk.
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Residence. 0 Washington Itmt.
Telephone, at office. ”M.
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Are your eyes uneasy! are they
beginniugto rebel? Matte them com-
fortable. Put them at their ease.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own tenses.
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Hoursmll to 11:30 a. m.. and 12:45 to
s p. to. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 p. In.
AutomobilesI
T0 BENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.‘
Agents for Maxwell. Kochlcr "40." Co-
lumbia. iluptuoblle. and Everltt "30."
liraud new lt‘veriti. demonstrator in
town.
Do you which the little Hupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest two-passenger
car on earth.
Phone us or route and see us.
Norwalk concluded
Auto Company
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
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Our Furniture is the standard of casein
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reuse of selection is ism and the
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